Chronicle Telegram Publisher and pricing details
The notice lists The Chronicle Telegram published at 33 Second Street Elyria Ohio by Lorain County Printing Publishing Co with Chodnutt as publisher. It details subscription rates 15 cents per week 9.15 per year and mail outside Elyria 4.00 yearly within Ohio 5.00 foreign advertising reps and editor J Clare George.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Second Street
Elyria
Ohio
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
Aer Pan
Chodnutt
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
North Michigan Ave
New York
Fifth Ave
Columbus
South Third St
Detroit
General Motors
Easter Tide and the Renewed Hope in Christian Faith
The essay links Easter to enduring hope beyond science and death, citing biblical references and the resurrection as the turning point of the year. It argues Christianity blends faith and hope, renewing courage each Easter as winter ends and spring begins.
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Golgotha
Campaign Talk Signals 1940 Presidential Hopes
The piece surveys early 1940 campaign chatter with Hopkins seeking residence in Grinnell for political reasons and Dewey’s Michigan Dew for President club forming in Owosso. It notes Michigan’s nativity assets for candidates and hints at New York ties influencing voters and managers.
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Grinnell
Warm Springs
Georgia
Iowa
Harry L. Hopkins
Hopkins
Des Moines
Washington
Mr. Hopkins
New York
Commerce
Ar. Roosevelt
Herbert Hoover
Owosso
Michigan
Thomas E Dewey
Dewey
Dewer
Wolverine
Lewis Cass
New
Missouri Governor Lloyd Stark Emerging as Democratic Alternative
The Washington Merry Go Round highlights Missouri Governor Lloyd C Stark as a rising Democratic figure in 1940. Stark’s battles against the Pendergast machine in Kansas City mirror Dewey’s New York opposition, gaining support as he calls for state control of Kansas City police and exposes weapon reuse by criminals.
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Washington
Lloyd Crow Stark
Missouri
ST. Louis
Tom Dewey
Roosevelt
Lloyd C Stark
Stark Dehcwus
Liosd Stark
Middle West
Dewey
New York
Stark
Kansas City
Charles V Carrolla
Carrolla
W. W. Graves
Pendergast
St. Loui
Governor Stark and Pendergast clash over insurance chief OMalley
Governor Stark declared he would run his own administration after firing R E OMalley head of the state insurance department tied to the Pendergast machine. He alleged a $447000 insurance slush fund and disclosed a widening scandal rocking the state as Judge Southern opened a grand jury probe into Kansas City gambling houses.
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Starks
Tor Pendergast
R. E. O'Malley
State Insurance Department
Pendergast
Stark
Kansas City
Omalley
Kansas City Reports Wealth Transfer Through Short Period
Readings show 80 houses in Kansas City took in $2 500 during 48 days from November 11 to December 31 last year. Withdrawals of $10 000 are noted in the same period, marking notable financial movements in the city.
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Kansas City
Lloyd Stark Seen as Ideal Democratic Leader Choice
The piece portrays Lloyd Stark as a unifying Democratic candidate uniting progressive and conservative wings. A farmer businessman age 52, Stark runs a major nursery, has solid Navy and Army service, and earned broad approval during his governorship from both parties.
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Lloyd Stark
Stark
Lloyd Stark Emerges as Potential Dark Horse for 1940
The piece portrays Lloyd Stark as a cautious, neutral candidate with a humanitarian Rooseveltion appeal and a Scotch streak. It argues Democrats should prefer a muddle-of-the-road dark horse, with Stark as the best chance for 1940.
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Stark
Gerner
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Hudson 1939 Autos Built With Delicate Machinery
The 1939 Hudson cars use massive body presses and precision tests. An 1800 press plant shapes top panels with 900 tons of force, cushioned by air to smooth and strengthen panels. Gear testing detects minute flaws, and clutch balancing uses ultra sensitive machines for accuracy.
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Hudson Automobiles
Hudson
Oldsmobile Sales Rise as 1939 Line Expands
Oldsmobile national retail sales in the second ten day period of March reach 3999 new car deliveries, up 392 percent from 2872 a year earlier. January 1 to March 20 totals hit 26680, up 32 percent from 17349 last year, with optimism for a stronger spring as the 1939 line gains traction nationwide.
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Oldsmobile
D E Ralston
Ralston
Interest In Pan-American Road In Dodge Good Will Truck
The Dodge Good Will Truck returning from Lima Peru stirs questions in Detroit about Pan American Highway completion. Officials estimate at least ten years before rolling to Rio becomes possible, while the project promises broader markets and living standard gains. The mission also aims to showcase Peru's antiquities at the New York World’s Fair.
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Detroit
Lima
Peru
Mexico
Rio
North
Central
South America
Americas
New York
Improvements Save Money For Drivers
Improvements save money for drivers by delaying engine oil changes. L. K. Marshall of Pontiac Motor Division notes oil changes were every 500 miles in the past, but modern engine design allows much longer intervals, reducing maintenance costs for car owners.
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L. K. Marshall
Pontiac Motor Division
Easter Egg Roll on the White House Lawn
After the Civil War Washington children gathered for Easter egg rolling on the White House lawn. The custom, inspired by the British diplomatic service, was banned in 1878 and revived by President Hayes and his wife. It has continued as an annual event since.
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Washington
White House
Hayes
WWAFE
Advances in automotive design extend engine life
The piece highlights improvements in automotive engineering that protect oil and crankcase from water and fuel contamination. It cites a late model Pontiac example featuring a carburetor and crankcase ventilator air cleaners, oil bath cleaners for dusty areas, a thermostat to maintain stable temperatures, and an automatic choke and heat control to optimize cold starts and combustion.
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Pontiac
New Advances Help Used Car Buyers
Detroit April 8 Chevrolet officials say gains in new car sales push thousands of low mileage used cars into dealer inventories this spring. W E Holler notes improved engineering and finance aid a healthier used car market while dealer programs guarantee buyer satisfaction through better trade in recon.
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Detroit
Chevrolet
W E Holler
Holler
Heller
Anniversaries and Birthdays of Notable Figures Across Years
A compilation notes anniversaries and birthdays of Philadelphia scientists Benjamin Franklin era associates, physicians, politicians, writers, and artists. It lists birthplaces and death dates for figures such as David Rittenhouse, Howell E Jackson, William H Welch, Larcy Madison, King Albert I of Belgium, Sonja Henie, Dennis Chavez, Harvey Cushing, Albert Z Mann, the Spanish and Portuguese Synagogue, and Mary Pickford, among others.
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David Rittenhouse
Philadelphia
Franklin
America
Phiadelphia
Howell E Jackson
Tennessee
US Supreme Court
Paris
Jean
William H Welch
Johns Hopkins
Norfolk
Conn
Larcy F Madison
Borr
Kirksvale
William Turner
Catholic Univ of America Philosopre
Buffalo
Ireland
King Albert I
Belgium
Toronto
Margret Aver Barnes
Chicago
Sonja Henie
Norway
Dennis Chavez
New Mexico
Los Chavez
Nal
Harvey Cushing
Yale
Cleveland
Robert Haven Schauffler
Austria
Investigation and Experiment Likely Today
The day favors exploratory work with probable success in science or testing. Natives are amiable and pleasant, and friendly interactions with others are noted. Assistance from the opposite sex is indicated.
Easter Eve Gospel Reading and Rossetti Prayer
The excerpt presents the Gospel reading for Easter Eve from St. Matthew 27:57-66 and a Rossetti inspired prayer asking for baptism into Jesus Christ's death and burial, to rise with him through the grave to eternal resurrection. It includes a plea for renewed youth and mortification of corrupt affections through Christ.
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Mary Magdalene
Mary
Jesus Christ
Fisher Reaches In for 53-Pound Cod in Katama Bay
In Edgartown Massachusetts William Dietz waded into shallow Katama Bay and seized a codfish weighing 53 pounds and measuring 4 feet 35 inches in length.
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Edgartown
Mass
William Dietz
Katama Bay
Local efforts praised as key to final success
Community figures express optimism that ongoing support will significantly aid the people involved in the forthcoming outcomes. Leaders emphasize coordinated action, donations, and volunteer work to bolster progress toward the anticipated resolutions.
Today’s Horoscope for April 9 1939
Today brings strong finance focus and keen acquisitiveness along with fear of loss. A fertile mind and potential career success depend on birth hour and planetary aspects guiding caution and prudent steps.
Banjo Helps 10-Year-Old Boy Restore Sight
In Melbourne doctors treat a boy whose remaining eye deteriorated after injury. A banjo gives him purpose and distraction, and under the therapy his general health and eye condition improve.
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Melbourne
Australia
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Fairland, Inn
New York City
Potomac
Henry Clay
John Randolph
Londons Zoo
Charles Smith
Utica
Civilan Conservatio Corps
East
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US House
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P. R. Smith & Company
Elyria Savings
Mort. B
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Colson V. T. C
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Lorain Cty, Bank Ltd
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Paradise
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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