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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1929
Page
11
President Hoover spoke before Congress detailing a compact plan aimed at agricultural relief and tariff readjustments. The proposal envisions waterways improvements, production diversification, and marketing method reforms, with a federal farm board to oversee institutional remedies and broader farming improvements.
Sheriff Adams serves notice to about fifteen people to remove slot devices within five days. He praises cooperation from machine owners who agree to stop operating. Law enforcement in Elyria and Lorain will handle enforcement. machines near schools are cited as taking children’s nickels.
A debate over a proposed calendar with thirteen months of twenty eight days each, promising thirteen Fridays the thirteenth every year. Proponents tout historical Friday significance while opponents call the plan capricious, urging adoption by 1933 when January 1 falls on a Sunday.
Senator Clarence C. Dill from Washington argues against repealing the anti monopoly clause in the radio law. He cites the need to prevent control by any single group over radio development and notes the current radio apparatus royalty burden. He recalls President Hoover’s stance and warns repeal could empower monopolies. the piece ends with a medical tangential note about burns and brain gland extracts.
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