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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1938

Page

9

Hitler’s Life Protected By Elite Guards In Austria Tour

Berlin bureau reports Adolf Hitler travels through Germany and Austria ahead of a plebiscite on union. Guards study assassination history, employ tight routines, and keep him exposed at windows and in open cars. Despite his bravado, his protectors remain vigilant.

Hoostor Noth George Kidd Berlin The United Press Adolf Hitler Austria Innsbruck Europe Alexander of Jugoslavia Marseilles Fuehrer Germany Hitler Ghief Hein

Hitler's Health and Security Details During City Visit

A historical account describes Adolf Hitler during a crowded city appearance. It notes his health regimen of eight hours sleep, a Spartan diet, and efforts to protect his voice by preferring indoor meetings and well-guarded outdoor events. Police and storm troopers escort and secure hotels and crowds.

Rich Himmler Hitler Fuehrer Himmler Klagenfurth United States Storm Troop

Tax Hike Aims At Dignity In Lanesboro Vermont

In Lanesboro Vermont selectmen explain a tax increase to boost town revenue and enhance dignity by fostering an economical, quiet, pleasant neighborhood for all residents. The board emphasizes the potential benefits to the community’s character and quality of life.

Lanesboro

Oregon senate vacancy fills by Spaulding as Republican

Salem Oregon Mrs Charles H Spaulding recently appointed to fill the vacancy caused by her husband’s death becomes the fourth woman to serve in the Oregon state senate and is identified as a Republican.

Salem Ore Oregon State Senate Charles H. Spaulding

Thirteen Marks Roy Fernald Campaign Start in Maine

No. 183 notes that State Senator Roy L. Fernald began his campaign on January 13 after filing papers as the 13th candidate. His automobile registration plate also shows the number 13, reflecting a theme of luck and numerology in his early campaign activities in Augusta and Portland.

Augusta Roy L. Fernald Toble Portland

Mud and Suggestion Shape a Child’s Action

A parent watches her child Richard wheel a tricycle. A muddy curb inspires the notion to play in mud when she says not to, illustrating how "don’t" commands prompt disobedience. The piece argues directing attention away from forbidden things guides behavior and encourages children to be good.

Richard Dicky

Italy to Increase Land Improvement Expenditure by 22.25 Million

An official plan proposes boosting Italy's land improvement spending by 22.25 million dollars. The proposal targets enhanced agricultural infrastructure and rural development, aligning with broader modernization efforts and government financial adjustments.

Italy

History To Live In Ghost Town History To Live In Ghost Town

Shawneetown Ohio will become a ghost town after floods but historic landmarks will be preserved in a state park with a $150000 appropriation to purchase the town site. The Riverview Hotel and First National Bank building are slated for saving along with a colonial brick residence. the bank, built in 1839 with Ohio sandstone, once cost $80000 and later sold for $6000.

Shawneetown Ohio Riverview Illinois First National Bank First Bank Imlinois John Marshall

Chicago’s 1830 loan bid and early civic woes

In 1830 Chicago sent riders to request a $1000 loan to ease its dire finances but Marshall refused, citing a struggling village status on Lake Michigan. Shawneetown stood as a pioneering metropolis while Chicago was deemed too distant to matter. The century-old Methodist Church building and courthouse were also to be served amid floods.

Chicago Marshall Lake Michigan Shawneetown

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