Soman Expert On Good Roads Is Seventy Two
Mrs. Anna M. Kendall 72 of Deer Park Alabama is cited as a leading road supervisor in the south known as the grandmother of good roads. For fifty years she studied roads in the U S and Europe and is described as one of the nation’s best posted road builders. She recently took a broad engineering course at the University of Wisconsin with her granddaughter. She supervised a section of the Mississippi Valley highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna M. Kendall
Deer Park
Ala
South Yard
America
Europe
University of Wisconsin
Ford quintet routs Amherst High in basketball clash
Ford Service basketball team overwhelmed Amherst High 61 to 24 in a Saturday game. Bud Hearn led Ford with 13 field goals as Neumeister and Michell starred for the flivvers amid a fast, hard contest refereed by McKisson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Ford Service
Flivvers
Moanger
Neumeister
McKisson
Andusky
Bud’ Hearn
Gras
Ford Sales
Eimmy McCheney
Hearn
Bruce
Michell
T. Neumiester
U S Markets Specified Prices For Foods In Cleveland
April 3 Cleveland markets list dairy produce including butter at 41 1 2 to 42 cents per lb and eggs at 28 cents per dozen. Prices also shown for oleo cheese poultry apples beans cabbage onions tomatoes potatoes sweet potatoes and related items with varied per unit values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
York State
Soviet Russia Chief Confers With Germany in Berlin
Leonid Kras, chief trade expert of the Russian Soviet government, arrived in Berlin to confer with German officials on commercial proposals. Observers say Genoa conference could trigger anti Bolshevik pressure in Germany and France, but Russian delegates remain confident in defending Moscow's interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Lin
Germany
France
Moscow
Chicago Woman Ends 900000 Mile Travels
New York April 3 Miss Celeste Muiller on her way to Chicago will complete travels of 900000 miles upon arrival in the Windy City. She arrived here on the Lapland yesterday completing her third world trip in ten years. Her travels span over forty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Celeste Muiller
Windy City
Lapland
Spring notes from Fields township and area
April events include locals seeking summer work at Smith poultry farm and Charley James taking over the Frizbee farm. A. J. Hulse reports Geauga county maple syrup, Thelma Harding visits the Bambridges, and Rev E Wright from Berea plans a summer stay. County school officials press for a new high school building amid local doubt. North Eaton fears depot loss at Big Four. Rev C C Maple to preach at Fields Church of Christ on Sunday.
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Smith
A. J. Hulse
Geaugua County
Ellen Frizbee
Charles
Beechytown
Charley James
Thelma Harding
Elshia
John Bambridge
E .Wright
Berea
Eaton
Grafton
C. C. Maple
Church of Christ
Arkansas Elects First Woman to Political Office
Anne Griffey of Little Rock from a prominent Pulaski County family becomes the first woman elected to a political post in Arkansas. She joins the county board of education, marking a historic milestone for the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Mase Anne Griffey
Utile Rock
Taos
Pulaski County
Ation
Ares 10 Continues Its Rocking of Servia
Earthquake shocks will continue in Servia per a Belgrade dispatch. The shocks have been intermittent for over 24 hours with no casualties reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ares 10
London
Servia
Belgrade
Danville Mine Operators Defy Strike Orders in Alabama
Peabody mine operators in Danville, Alabama insist the strike order is unpopular with most miners and will continue operations. Many Slinvis mines, facing the dispute, plan shutdowns until a settlement is reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peabody
Danville
Coal Strike Fallout Highlighted by Lewis Testimony
Lewis urged a federal investigative panel with power to compel testimony to probe coal industry practices. He contrasted bituminous and anthracite fields, blamed operators for refusals to meet and liquidate obligations, and defended miners’ push for a six hour day amid high profits and overproduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
United Mine Workers
Frank V. Snyder Attacked by Billy Sunday in West Virginia
Frank V. Snyder editor of the West Virginia Federationist spoke at a Billy Sunday meeting in Charleston. Sunday attacked him for a recent radical speech. Snyder has been indicted on conspiracy and inciting to riot over the miners' march and will be tried in Charleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
Frank V. Snyder
West Virginia Federationist
Snyder
Federationist
Charlesstown
Miners and Mine Mules Finish Last Shift at Coal City
Miners at Coal City Illinois end their final shift before a nationwide coal strike. They face the long stoppage with humor, no disorder, and enough staff to keep mines in safe condition during the stoppage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coal City
United States
Smith brothers plan world flight from London in aeroplane
Sir Keith M and Sir Ross Smith prepare to depart London on April 20 for a pioneering trip around the world. The brothers, who earlier flew from England to Australia, expect to travel via the United States en route back to Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Brothers
Keith M
Sir Ross
London
England
Australia
U. S
Chronicle Telegram Ownership Statement Data for April 1 1932
The Chronicle Telegram discloses ownership and management details for the Elyria based publication. Publisher The Lorain County Printing and Publishing Co. Elyria Ohio Managing Editor J F Purke Elyria Ohio Business Manager A C Hudnut Elyria Ohio Owners I F Burke Elyria Ohio Mabel S Burke Elyria Ohio Bondholders none. Average weekly circulation 7091 copies to paid subscribers over six months. Sworn affidavit by Business Manager AC Hudnut dated April 1 1929 before Notary Charles Lord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lotain
A. Hudautt
Chronicle Telegram
Fand
Publis
Lorain County
AC. Hudnaty
Charles Lord
Notary Public Commission
Her
Senatorial Race in Nebraska Braces for Bitter Primary
Senator Gilbert Hitchcock faces a tough bid for re election as Nebraska prepares its senatorial primaries on July 18. Republicans field two candidates in Omaha R B Howell and A W Jeffries with Jeffries a current representative and Howell a Republican national committeeman.
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Gilbert Hitchcock
Nebraska
Op Omitchcock
R. B. Howell
A. W. Jeffries
Omaha
Jeffries
Howell
City Council Reads Draft Jury Bus Ordinance Tonight
The city council meets this evening for its first session of the month and may review a new draft of the jury bus ordinance. Officials plan to report on investigations into firewalks, sewers, electric lights, and platting from the previous meeting.
World Sport Events Today
Spring meeting of Southern Maryland Agricultural Assn at Bowie. Opening of the season of the Florida State League. Nebraska Stat- League schedule at Grand Island. National roller skating championships at Chicago. Amateur golf opens at Pinehurst. Wrestling cards in Chicago Newark Lincoln Buffalo Baltimore Toledo Brooklyn.
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Southern Maryland Agricultural Assn
Bowie
Nebraska
Stat- League
Grand Island
Chicago
Pinehurst
Johnny Meyers
Ralph Parcaut
Renato Gardini
George Calza
Newark
N. J
Gus Kallio
Adam Kreeger
Lincoln
Neb
Dr Edward Olive Tablets Offer Quick Constipation Relief
Dr Edwards introduces Olive Tablets as a calomel substitute offering gentle relief for chrome constipation and torpid liver. The sugar coated tablets promise no griping and regular bowel and liver action with one or two at bedtime. Available in 15c and 3c sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
Calomel
Dr. Edwards
Gude’s Pepto Mangan Ad Promises Vitality Boost
A remineral supplement advertises Gude’s Pepto Mangan as the cure for run down health. It claims the product restores vitality and strength when taken with meals for a few weeks, and notes its thirty year history and wide medical professional use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gude
Medicial
Local Schools Resume After Vacation
Public schools opened for the last semester this morning marking a week of vacation. The first week of June will be used to finish the year's work for promotion or graduation. Teachers returned from homes in other cities or stayed here. The Washington party, including Principal R. P. Vaughn and wife, arrived home Sunday from a fine trip.
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Washington Party
R. P. Vaughn
Two truck drivers fined for overloaded loads in Ashland
Ashland reported two truck drivers arrested and fined 25 dollars each for overloaded trucks. Miss Claribel Wheeler spoke on the Florence Nightingale Foundation fund at a graduate nurses meeting with thirty in attendance. The Ashland Legion plans a Fourth of July event and home talent WW II themed play on July 3 and 4. Trulah Keener chosen May Queen for May Day at Ashland college May 27. One hundred fifty farm bureau members joined a cooperative marketing program across Ashland Wayne Medina counties. M. D. Lincoln of the Ohio Farm Bureau gave the principal address.
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Ashland
Akron
Loudenville
Alliance
Sandusky
Claribel Wheeler
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Cleveland
Florence Nightingale Foundation
Legion At
Galion
Trulah Keener
West Salem
Ashland College
Farm Bureau
Wayne
Medina
M. D. Lincoln
Ohio Farm Bureau
Health Restored by Internal Baths at 68 Years
Letter from Mr. Sie Ee Mile of De Benthe New Bedford praises the J. B. L. Cascade for restoring health at age 68. He credits the product with cleansing the bowels and relieving constipation indigestion headaches and stomach troubles. He urges readers to request a free reminder book.
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Sie Ee Mile
de Benthe
New Bedford
Mem
Tyrrell Hyzi
J. B. L. Cascade
Middle Ave
Local Official Resigns From The City Bank Blig
A public official has left his office and relocated to The City Bank Blig located at Corner Pearl and 28th Street in Lorain Ohio. The move was confirmed by city records and residents are advised of the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Bank Blig
Corner Pearl and
28Th Street
Lorain
Ohio
Miners Strike Shapes Relief Efforts Across Ohio
Union officials and local groups coordinate with the Red Cross to aid families of idled workers as President Hall says sufficient miners will keep pumps and power stations supplied. Ohio operators are unlikely to run union mines this week while many miners seek other work, and manufacturers report coal on hand. Retail dealers urge households to stock up for winter as prices fall 50 cents to 1 dollar per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Hall
Ohio
Malcolm Jennings
Columbus
Ohio Manufacturers' Association
Two Cleveland Men Arrested on Alcohol Charge
Two Cleveland men were arrested Sunday by Deputy Marshal Taylor of Sheffield Lake village for driving while intoxicated. They face trial by May or Woodruff today.
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Cleveland
Marshal Taylor
Sheffield Lake Village
Woodruff
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International Paper Wees
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Northern Pacific
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Reading
Republic Iron & Steel
Southern Pacific
Wea
Southern Railway
Studebaker Texas Company
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Ind Alcohol Is
Steel Common
Utah Copper
Westinghouse
Soviet Russia
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Anne Griffey
Chronicle-Telegram
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Danville, ‘Il
Keith M. Smith
Sir Ross Smith
Congress
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R. B. Howe
Gene Delmont
Rocky Kansas
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George Chaney
Shamus O'Brien
Baltimore
Terry Martin
Carl Tremaine
Joe Gans
Tommy McAleer
Brooklyn
Sammy Noble
Happy Gorman
B. W. Donaldson
Railroad
First Woman
Mabel Gessner
O. Railroad
P. A. Spieth
D.C
Elyria
Woolworth's
Eugene F. Burge
Masonic Temple Res
Kenyon
Whitney & Company
Broad St
East Ave
Tillotson & Wolcott Company
C. J. Sartor
Bank
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Broad Street
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