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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1934
Page
4
Single copy price is three cents. Carrier boy rate is 160 per week or $1.80 per year. Outside Elyria in Lorain and adjoining counties costs $3.00 per year. Within Ohio state subscriptions are $4.00 per year.
Public opinion forced action against Chicago’s criminal gang network. By 1930 several dozen top names on the notorious list were imprisoned, including Al Capone and Dillinger’s followers, with others like Basil Banghart and Roger Touhy also jailed. The piece argues sustained public pressure will drive out gangsters nationwide.
Scientists have long pursued a practical method to recover gold from sea water. Recent claims from the American Chemical Society suggest progress toward a usable process within a decade. If scalable, vast sea gold could influence monetary systems amid rising demand and existing gold stock shifts.
The passage surveys mounting campaign rhetoric over New Deal programs and recovery measures. It questions actual employment gains, NRA effects on labor and business, farmers, small firms, and consumers, noting Democrats tout success while Republicans challenge policy outcomes amid looming partisan contest.
The 1934 35 budget shows total state income and expenditure at 6.455 billion marks, up from the prior year. Military outlays rise with army navy spendings to 804 million and air ministry to 210 million, plus a new 250 million for storm troops and labor service, signaling confidence that disarmament will not occur.
The International Committee on American Speech opens a New York lab to create a practical standard for good American speech. Dr Greene leads the project, planning to wipe out chaotic habits and test thousands of specimens to produce a common form readable even in Europe, possibly with repayment jokes about loans.
A fragmented passage observes youth challenging parental authority, contrasts male female behavior, and notes divergent views on church weddings. It mentions Italian world supremacists and Mussolini, then references a figure named Hotter and reports that many prominent bandits have turned to wood carving.
A collage of humorous snippets and captions from early cartoons and jokes. Quick quips touch on Congressional mixups, a nervous suitor, a talking steam question, a doctor’s children joke, twins in a small town, an editorial prank, spelling woes, and a movie theater moment, all in light satire.
A retrospective list recalls Rufus Putnam, Fisher Ames, Hiram Camp, Maria Cummins, Samuel A. King, Edward Dean Adams, and Charles P. Stemmetz. Birthplaces include Sutton Massachusetts Dedham Plymouth Salem near Philadelphia and Germans Schenectady. Died dates span 1805 to 1931, highlighting early republic leadership, invention, literature and engineering.
A fragmented cooking note describes a center slice of ham browned on both sides. It instructs to mix three ingredients cinnamon nutmeg and perhaps honey or sugar, then pour over the ham and bake until tender. The text is garbled but indicates a spiced glaze preparation.
The article reflects on a Bible study of Kings 14 where older ministers draw a lesson from the disobedient prophet. It contrasts the prophet who received a direct command from God not to stay or eat there with the temptation to heed human voices. The focus is on obedience and lessons for the new generation.
October 26 1923 notes key events including Canada’s Vimy Ridge victory and Haywood Patterson conviction. Birthdays listed include Daniel W MacCormack Park Trammell Frank Loesch Herbert Adams Gibbons Paul Robeson Efrem Zimbalist Richard Tobin Thomas Kan and others with ages given. Horoscope mentions finance and a fertile mind with acquisitiveness and fear of loss influenced by birth hour.
A devotional text warns against deception by false teachings and emphasizes fidelity to the New Testament gospel. It urges discernment, noting archaeologists and textual evidence oppose counterfeit claims, and asks for divine wisdom to avoid being misled by seemingly true but dangerous messages.
Fresno County Historical Society requests Civil Works Administration assistance to preserve one of the San Joaquin Valley's oldest landmarks. The group will ask Associated Fresno architects to estimate the probable cost of moving the crumbling adobe courthouse.
Herbert Elyrian of Elyria Ohio, Private C Company, Signal Battalion, a World War II veteran of the Second Division, has received the Second Division Medal. The medal features a bronze shield base with ivory enamel star and an Indian chief portrait, with the veteran's name engraved on the reverse. President Roosevelt awarded the medal at the White House on January 29 to generals Bundy Harbord and Lejeune. Distribution is by the Second Division Association in Washington, D.C.
The 1867 Fresno County courthouse sits beside the San Joaquin River near Friant. As the Friant Dam part of the Central Valley project would submerge the historic building, some backers propose relocating and restoring it on county land by the current courthouse. Also noted is New York City’s Empire State Building assessed at $32,500,000.
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