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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1928
Page
8
In September Luxembourg City will host a convention of 15,000,000 World War veterans from all fighting nations. Delegates will carry a mandate to prevent future armed conflicts. The aim is a worldwide program to educate youth about war’s horrors and to promote humanitarianism, arguing soldiers may lead a crusade for peace.
The National Civic Federation launches an education campaign to mobilize new voters for the November election. At a Washington meeting, organizers expect about 7,000,000 young people to be eligible, with bipartisan backing from Republicans and Democrats. The piece notes challenges in engaging young and new women voters and urges intelligent participation to curb misgovernment.
A tale of faster, safer, more convenient travel across the nation argues for shifting from long train journeys to new connections and air options. It highlights immediate gains for executives from Albuquerque to Los Angeles and from New York to St Louis, forecasting a broader embrace of swift, modern routing.
A humorous report from an Authors' league banquet on snoring called Soft Palate Calisthenics with examples and remedies, including sleeping positions and nasal checks. It also covers hunger during weight loss, offering simple low calorie foods, optional broth, skim milk, and fruit, plus a note on requesting the pamphlet.
Abe Martin muses on being in the way as he notes the crowding and oddities of the street scene. He jokes about toothpicks and the stubbornness of passersby while reflecting on social friction and daily life in a small town.
A compiled list recalls notable anniversaries including James S Tappincott born in Philadelphia 1833 American Mailway Union organized in Chicago 1833 King William II and Kaiser Wilhelm banquet in Venice 1844 1847 Tyler Texas annexation 1847. Joseph Frances awarded medal 1890. Espartero Regent of Spain 184?. two hundred killed by tornado at Rock Springs Texas a year ago today. Princess Adolphus born 1860s. Julian Street born Chicago. Dr Daniel Le Marsh Boston University president born West.
Newton Pa reports on the date marking the birth of William B Bankhead. Bankhead was a representative in Congress for Alabama’s Tenth District and was born in Jefferson County Alabama fifty four years earlier.
Today in Chelsea Vass the city marks the centenary birth of Charles Foster former Ohio governor and secretary of the treasury in Harricon’s cabinet. Max Oser the Swiss major and his wife Miss Mathilde McCormick Rockefeller kin celebrate their fifth wedding anniversary. Senator Walsh of Montana campaigns at Harvard Democratic club tonight. Andrew F West retiring Princeton dean to be honored with a bronze statue dedication at Princeton.
W Irving CLOVE of Fb Assistant Postmaster General W Irviing Glover, born in Brooklyn in 1879, rose in real estate and politics. He served in the New Jersey assembly 1916 to 1921 and was appointed assistant postmaster general in 1925. He hails from Englewood New Jersey and lauds the Post Office and aviation development amid rail decline.
New York and Pennsylvania top the United States in per capita ice cream consumption. Residents average five to six gallons annually, shaping dairy demand and local menus.
A discovery in Paris reveals a Roman wall integrated into the city’s early fortifications. The site lies near a church reputed to be around a thousand years old, highlighting a dramatic overlap of eras in a single historic landmark.
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