Chronicle-Telegram announces publishing details and rates
The Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company and G Wadnutt publish daily in Elyria with post office registration. The paper lists pricing for carriers and mail options and notes advertising representatives in major cities. Editor J Clare George remains at the helm. Tuesday, April 11, 1939.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Second Street
Elyria
Oho
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company, Publishers
G Wadnutt
Ae ST Ceen
Lorain
Ohio
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
North Michigan Ave
New York
Fifth Ave
Columbus
South Third St
Detroit
General Motors
300000 To Be Murdered Moral Reflection On Violence
A Department of Justice figure warns that 300 000 people in the United States may be murdered in the future and another 300 000 could be the killers. The piece urges moral improvement and a return to basic ethical standards amid social ills.
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Department of Justice
Canada’s fivefold plan to curb taxes and streamline government
Canada outlines a five point program to cut duplicative authority, imitate business efficiency in civil service, develop natural resources long term, realign real estate taxes to revenue ability, and tax real estate only to service costs. The aim is lighter tax burdens and more efficient public administration.
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Dominion of Canada
Canada
Doctor urges planned vacations and climate therapy
A California physician argues Americans should plan vacations with climate therapy in mind. He cites 35 million undirected trips yearly and warns against harmful choices while endorsing health precautions and mindful relaxation.
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California
What Would Speaker Reed Say Now
A national debt milestone is reached as the debt tops forty billions on April 1 and the deficit for the first nine months nears two and a half billions. The piece notes the growing burden, the looming forty five billion limit, and compares present costs with postwar levels while urging taxpayer awareness.
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Spain
Reed
Congress
Treasury
No Reindeer For Santa House Budget Blocked Reindeer Bill
The House blocked a bill to allocate a million dollars for a reindeer program. A special committee toured Alaska last summer and reported reindeer need help while critics call the New Deal era Santa Claus. Public funds for reindeer are opposed. Washington may shift to other priorities.
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House of Representatives
Uncle Sam
House
Senate Appropriations Committee
Alaska
New Deal Administration
Santa Claus
Congress
Washington
Roosevelt Plan to Create US Airlines in Latin America
Washington officials discuss an expansive Civil Aeronautics Authority proposal to set up a US government controlled airline monopoly across 20 Latin American republics. The plan envisions initial government ownership, expropriation of rival German and Italian lines, then gradual transfer of stock to Latin partners, with joint operations and profit sharing after five years. A moderated approach favors Latin nations operating their own airlines with US pilots and subsidies to expand national fleets.
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Washington
War
Navy Department
Roosevelt
South America
Panama Canal
Civil Aeronautics Authority
United States
Latin America
U. S
State, War and Navy Department
Germany
Notable anniversaries and births from 1789 to 1938
A compact list of historical anniversaries noting births of John Emory, Edward Everett, Henry Willard, Charles Beach Atwell, Enoch H. Crowder and others. key dates include 1789 first Connecticut elections, 1839 US Mexico arbitration, 1866 Boston YWCA, 1888 Ford marriage, 1895 Goebel-Sandford duel, 1918 German-American Alliance dissolution, and 1938 Richard Whitney prison sentence.
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John Emory
Queen Anne's Co
Edward Everett
Massachusetts
Harvard
Boston
Henry Willard
Germany
Charles Beach Atwell
Northwestern University
Theresa
N. Y
Enoch H. Crowder
Missouri
William ©. Partridge
France
New York
William W. Campbell
University of California
Hancock Co
Ohio
Connecticut
John Haynes
Fenno’s Gazette of
United States
Mexico
Young Woman's Christian Association
Henry Ford
William Goebel
John Sandford
Goebel
Kentucky
Richard Whitney
New York Stock Exchange
Notable births mark birthdays of prominent figures
Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes born in Glens Falls New York 77 years ago. Dr Harry W Chase NYU chancellor born in Groveland Massachusetts 56 years ago. Brig General Frank T Hines Veterans Affairs administrator born Salt Lake City 60 years ago. Milton J Ferguson Brooklyn Public Library librarian born Wayne County West Virginia 60 years ago. Rev Paul Dwight Moody Middlebury College president born Baltimore 60 years ago. Lew Holtz actor born New York City. Dean G Acheson Washington lawyer ex undersecretary of the treasury born Middletown Connecticut 46 years ago.
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Charles Evans Hughes
Glens Falls
N. Y
Harry W. Chase
New York University
Groveland
Mass
Frank T. Hines
Veterans’ Affairs
Salt Lake City
Milton J. Ferguson
Brooklyn, N. Y
Wayne Co
W. Va
Paul Dwight Moody
Middlebury College
Vermont
Baltimore
Lew Holtz
New York City
Dean G. Acheson
Washington, D. C
the Treasury
Middletown
Conn
Child of Travel and Fortune in a Curious Descriptive Voice
The passage presents a person described as steadfast and sincere, capable of making many friends through worth, generous by nature, fully alive and aware of own merits, eager for recognition. It suggests travel may occur with probable adventures and broad exploration.
Elyria Fund Auxiliary Disbands After Two Years Of Work
The Elyria auxiliary of the American Fund for French Wounded has completed its tasks and disbanded following nearly two years of activity. Police raids led to two warrants issued today for possession and operation of gambling devices. Home Gardeners' Association elected officers A B Taylor president Eva Reely vice president R D Perry treasurer and Mrs Charles Johnson secretary. A state fish and game representative visited Lorain to probe the death of tons of fish in Lake Erie on March 19.
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Elyria
American Fund For French Wounded
Home Gardeners’ Association
A. B. Taylor
Eva Reely
R. D. Perry
Charles §. Johnson
State Fish and Game Department
Lorain
Lake Erie
Elyria men win leadership and census post stakes
Clarence Dunford of Elyria was elected state president of the Brotherhood of American Yeomen at the state conclave. Frank A. Stetson, Elyria attorney, is recommended by Congressman Francis Seiberling as 1930 Census supervisor for Lorain Medina Wayne and Holmes Counties. Ohio Quarries at South Amherst sold to Cleveland Stone Company consolidating all quarries under one firm.
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Clarence Dunford
Elyria
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Frank A. Stetson
Francis Seiberling
Lorain
Medina
Wayne
Holmes
Washington
Ohio
South Amherst
Cleveland Stone Company
Amlie Asks That His Name Be Withdrawn
President Roosevelt was to proceed with 1939 New Deal nominations as Senates debate continued. Wisconsin progressive Thomas R. Amlie asked withdrawal from a possible Interstate Commerce Commission post, while Donald Wakefield Smith of the National Labor Relations Board faced a similar fate.
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Republican
Kenneth Simpson
GOP
Tom Dewey
Republican Party
Herbert Hoover
Simpson
Tommy Corcoran
Hoover
Washington
Khouseveli
Senate
Thomas R. Amlie
Wisconsin
Interstate Commerce Commission
Roosevelt
Donald Wakefield Smith
Natinal Labor Relations Board
Senate adjourns as Roberts denied federal judgeship
The session ends after Floyd H. Roberts of Virginia is rejected for a federal judgeship. Protests from Sens. Glass and Byrd failed to win votes, as 50 Democrats opposed the nomination despite no questions about Roberts' qualifications.
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Congress
Amlie
Senate
Floyd H. Roberts
Virginia
Carter Glass
Harry F. Byrd
Roberts
Glass
Byrd
Partitions of Poland begin in 1772 and end in 1795
The text notes that Poland was partitioned into three parts starting in 1772 and that the final partition in 1795 erased Poland as a nation, a situation lasting until contemporary times.
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Poland
President's Son Criticizes Pump Priming Program
Elliott Roosevelt, son of the President and director of the Texas state radio network, denounces the recovery plan as abortive and poorly planned. He says the New Deal aims high but pump priming and the tax structure undermine its purpose.
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Fort Worth. Tex
Elliott Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Texas
Lumermen in Concord Circulate Over Ten Thousand Silver Dollars
In Concord New Hampshire lumber workers are said to have put more than 10000 silver dollars into circulation by requesting the silver coins when cashing their pay checks.
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Concord. N. H
New Hampshire
Women seek male counsel as a higher authority in Cambridge talk
Dr. Maude Ryden told the Cambridge conference of the Society for the Ministry of Women that many women view male advice as coming from a superior. Her remarks argued that consulting men for guidance reinforces perceived authority dynamics between genders.
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London
Maude Ryden
Cambridge
The
Society For the Ministry of Women
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J. Clare George
Speaker Reed
Santa
God
William Douglas
Supreme Court
SEC
Garner
Jim Farley
Hatton Sumners
House Judiciary Committee
Perkins
Hoover Vs. Simpson
Dewey
Lowell Thomas
Kenneth Hogate
Wall Street Journal
Charles P. Sisson
Barbara Banks
White House
Fred Bradler
Michigan
Fair Lady
Dirner
Murphy
Murray van Wagoner
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Bordanie Rdanier
Voice of
People
Voice of the People
Commons
Aurel G. Peasley
Amherst
Calcutta
Goodwin Sands
Earl OF Goodwine
Lomea
Strait OF Power
U.S. Pat
Farr Ugt
Farm Bureau
Florida
Schroll Coal
Ad Wa Pies Eee Ae Pvt Led
Superoven
Westinghouse
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