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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1936
Page
4
Congressional investigators plan a summer long inquiry to keep Townsend supporters busy ahead of elections. The House will use subpoenas to probe Townsend figures while defending economy battles and funding fights strain budget plans and public sentiment.
North Olmsted Olmsted April 11 at 1 o clock an Easter service schedule shown for a group of churches including Cleveland Memorial Oakwood Contrega nal Bethany English Lutheran Bethal Presbyterian orth Road Presbyterian Christ Evangelicals Dover Center Methodist Episcopal Emmanuel Episcopal Gizchland Congregational Immanual Independent Evangel Lakewood Community Presbyterian North Olmsted Congregational Royalton Methodist Episcopal St Luke's Episcopal 3 St Pants Methodist Episcopal South Presbyterian Strongsville Methodist Episcopal Tabor Evan-
The high school class of about twenty sophomores, chaperoned by teacher Harry Sansbury, visited the A. F. Root plant in Medina last Friday. The group traveled in one of the OiDuses.
Thirty four basketball team members plus cheerleaders and managers gathered at the school gym for the annual party. Toastmaster called on team captains while Ruth Shirker, Donald Blaine, Darrell Cook and Elmer Balozh announced awards. Music featured a piano solo by Margaret Ross and a vocal duet by Bora and Iveta Wilson. Awards went to Mildred Kannenberg and others. the event closed with dancing into the night.
A bay mare weighing over 1600 pounds remains calm as many visitors flock to her stables. An attendant administers ongoing care to the twins to ensure their life and development. Without Mr Rule's attentive care, only one colt might have survived this unusual birth.
Lorain Wayne and Medina county officials with residents at Medina Court House consider state takeover of the Avon Belden Wooster road for widening and improvements. Local figures include C A Swan ELF Mack Carl Wright B M Ross John Hennie and J H Aliss. Also notes a cousin wedding, quarantine, and assorted local briefs about exams moves visits and injuries.
Jerusalem report says a group of Russian Greek Orthodox nuns living near the Scottish Hospice in the Holy Land are receiving an allowance of 32 25 a month per nun, just under half a dollar a day, to cover basic needs. The funding, cut off by Soviet authorities, comes as a relief after a sharp drop in pilgrim support once two months ago.
The article argues rising calls to tax undistributed corporate profits threaten thrift, urging more distributions to shareholders. It contends thrift supports long term growth, while proposed taxes could fuel booms and busts and shift tax burdens to individuals. It notes administration aims to curb saving, favoring immediate consumption.
The narrative notes the burden of caring for its people during war and that since then the region has been cut off from air supplies from home, reflecting isolation and hardship faced by residents.
Halifax report reveals early Canadian justice records about women banished for gossip and alleged libel. A 1798 case describes women driven through town in an oven cart with a sign declaring they were convicted of a scandalous and false libel.
William Julian Jones files a suit against dentist Harry Parr alleging permanent heart display after a tooth extraction. The piece hints at college figures and a group called Veterans of Future Warts amid broader bitterness over perceived favoritism toward their peers.
Dr. Harry A. Shuder, director of Education at San Quentin, says more than 100 convicts are educated and brilliant enough to act as instructors for university extension courses. About 3,000 other inmates will take part in the program.
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