Chronicle Telegram Public Notice and Mailing Rates
The Elyria based Chronicle Telegram lists its publishing details, editors and offices, with circulation notes and pricing. It includes carriage and mail rates for local, joining counties, and distant destinations, plus advertising representation details in Chicago New York Columbus Detroit and other cities.
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John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
North Michigan Ave
New York
Fifth Ave
Columbus
South Third St
Detroit
General Motors
Birth Rate Decline Warns of Population Loss in U S
Dr. Frederick Osborn of the American Museum of Natural History says the United States now faces a population decline as birth rates fail to replace the current population. Cities show the lowest rates while farms have the largest families, with coastal urban workers among the most affected.
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Frederick Osborn
American Museum of Natural History
Academy of Medicine
New York
United States
Osborn
Production And Jobs Debate Looms Over Static Employment
The Commerce Department notes U S factory output nears 1987 levels while some sectors match 1929 peaks. Higher production once meant more jobs, yet overall employment remains unchanged. The nation faces a perplexing problem and seeks a solution to align growth with jobs.
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Department of Commerce
Washington
United States
Japan moves to consolidate strength in Asia and gain Pacific bases
The Tokto government announced the annexation of the Spratly islands claimed by France since 1935. Analysts note strategic value as a warship and seaplane base 300 miles from Indo China and near the Philippines and Hainan, signaling Japan's broader push into China and Southeast Asia amid European quarrels and a weakened Russian army.
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Hitler
Mussolini
Tokio
Japan
Spratley
France
Indo-China
Hong Kong
Philippines
Singapore
Borneo
Hainan
Manchukuo
China
East Indies
Italy
Germany
Sentiment Costs Money in Unclaimed Storage Tales
The article notes cases of long term storage debts including 75 suit boxes of empty contents and an $8 monthly newspaper storage, with executors selling papers for less than last month’s charges. It argues habit and sentiment drive costly storage and cites Spain’s embassy secretary's 38 years of stored furniture totaling about $15,000.
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Margery Rae
Washington
Spain
Cabinet clash over State Dept power to license arms to Germany
Washington scenes move to Attorney General Frank Murphy as Cabinet split over whether the United States may license arms sales to Germany under a postwar treaty. Hull’s approach opposed by some on the Munitions Board. Murphy asked to decide amid political spillover affecting Garner and the 1940 election signals. Western Union receipts and NAACP involvement cited in the controversy.
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Washington
Frank Murphy
State Department
Germany
Hull
Berlin
Joe Green
Munitions Control Board
United States
Green
Murphy
Justice Department
Woodrow Wilson
Garner
Marian Anderson
Lincoln Memorial
New York
Pennsylvania
Missouri
Ilinois
Jack Garner
Senate
Ickes
Oscar Chapman
Caroline O'Day
Western Union
Walter White
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
White
Louis Friday
Philadelphian bigger than a threat to Dies at Legion speech
Congressman Mike Bradley warned he would expose Gerald L. Dies after Dies agreed to address Bradley’s Philadelphia American Legion post. Dies withdrew as speaker and was replaced by ex Representative Frank Dorsey. Bradley once served as war-time telegrapher to Admiral Sims.
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Dies
un-Americanism Committee
Mike Bradley
Bradley
American Legion
Philadelphia
Legion
Frank Dorsey
Admiral Sims
Hughes Failure to Shake Hands Hinted at California Rift
In 1916 the missed handshake between Charles Evans Hughes and Hiram Johnson is cited as a pivotal moment that may have shifted political momentum in California. The anecdote underscores how small personal gestures influenced the campaign landscape and public perception during the race.
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Charles Evans Hughes
Hiram Johnson
California
Tourists mob Bureau of Printing and Engraving for money
Four to five thousand visitors pass armed guards daily at the Bureau, drawn by the sight of money. Extra guides are hired, night tours added, and crowds gaze at machines printing bills from 1 to 10000 dollars. A bus driver once tricked two New England ladies asking for sample large denominations.
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Bureau of Printing and Engraving
New England
Bureau
Robert W. Wood
Wood
Officials receive request for all airplane accident bulletins
Civil Aeronautics officials were surprised by a Athens Ohio undertaker request for all bulletins on airplane accidents. The missive was sent to the Air Safety Board. The piece also notes Washington boosters and internal politics touching George H Payne Tom Dewey Attorney General Murphy and Floyd Roberts with Byrd and Glass in play.
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Civil Aeronautics
Athens
Air Safety Board
George H. Payne
Washington
Tom Dewey
Murphy
Justice Department
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas
City
New York
George A. Dondero
Michigan
Floyd Roberts
Glass
Byrd
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Anniversaries and Birthdays Highlight Historic Figures
A list of notable anniversaries and today’s birthdays features John Young Mason, John Burt, Frank H. T. Bellew, Mother Mary B. Russell, Clarence Darrow, William Travers Jerome, Richard Harding Davis, Paul Revere, and events such as Charleston’s British evacuation, Sherman’s surrender, Dickens visit, the 1906 San Francisco quake, and U S submarine warning in 1916. Also notes today’s birthdays: Marston Bogert, Charles Michelson, Dr Dice R Anderson, William Orcutt, Clifford Morehouse, Dr Louis C Cornish, and Dr Robert van V Anderson.
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John Young Mason
Virginia
Navy
Greensville
John Burt
Michigan
Erie Co
N. Y
Detroit
Frank H. T. Bellew
India
Mary B. Rusell
Sisters of Mercy
California
Ireland
Clarence Darrow
Kinsman
William ‘Travers Jerome
New York
Richard Harding Davis
Philadelphia
Paul Revere
Charlestown
Charleston
Sherman
Gen. Johnston
Charles Dickens
San Francisco
United States
Germany
Congress
England
France
Lumbia Univ
Flushing
Charles Michelson
Washington
Democratic National Committee
Virginia City
Nev
Dice R. Anderson
Wesleyan College
Macon
Carritesville
William Dana Orcutt
Boston
Printing House
Lebanon
N. H
Clifford P. Morehouse
Living Church
Milwaukee
Louis C. Cornish
Cambridge
Mass
New Bedford
Robert van V. Anderson
Galesburg
Isl
Nature’s Day Brims With Hope and Quiet Resolve
The text notes a benevolent day fostering attraction, with praise and luxury temptations but a steady tenacity and receptiveness to advice. It warns that unmet ambitions may turn one inward yet not into bitterness, signaling a restrained, reflective temperament.
War Mothers' Service Flag to Be Dedicated at Easter Memorial
A War Mothers' service flag is set for dedication at an Easter musical memorial service at the First Congregational Church. Elyria police prepare for a shooting match against Lorain officers as stormy seas kill sheephead along the lake shore.
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First Congregational Church
Elyria
Lorain
Beacons of Hope From Disaster Cities in a Luncheon Memoir
Chas Driscoll reflects on San Francisco's recovery thirty three years after the 1906 quake and fire praising resilience. He tours a luncheon in New York with art authority Thomas Craven and literary figures including George T. Bye Homer Croy Bill Lengel Stanley High and others sharing tales of origin and career paths.
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New York
San Francisco
Charleston
S. C
New England
Thomas Craven
Paris
London
Salina
Kansas
George T. Bye
Connecticut
Mr. Craven
George
Missouri
Kansas City
Paramount
Homer
Bill Lengel
Wichita
the Star
Stanley High
Nebraska
Lincoln
Neb
Traffic signals planned for four intersections in city
Four more intersections will get traffic lights soon. One at Fourth Street and East Avenue, and three on Lido Street at West Avenue, Furnace Street, and West River Street. A contract was awarded yesterday for a 750 gallon pumper for the west side fire station.
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Fourth Street
East Avenue
Lido Street
West Avenue
Furnace Street
West River Street
West Side
Designs in Scarlet and the Luncheon Talk Network
A rapid-fire reminiscence traces designer authorhip with Ryley Cooper born in Kansas City and career at the Star, Chicago Tribune, and New York World. Homer Cray and Odd McIntyre are linked by Missouri roots near Pilattsburg as Rollin Kirby’s New Year cartoon dispute at the World Telegram unfolds with editor Lee Wood and a staff reshuffle.
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Ney Ryley Cooper
Coop
Boston
Kansas City
Star
Chicago Tribune
New York World
New York
Pilattsburg
Odd McIntyre
Odd
Rollin Kirby
World-Telegram
Kirby
Lee Wood
Readings On Jesus Christ The Son Of God
A devotional excerpt discusses Peter’s confession that Jesus is the Christ the Son of the living God. It notes the varied reactions of observers and followers from John the Baptist to Martha and the Disciples as Jesus questions who people say he is and whom the disciples declare him to be.
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Simon Peter
Christ
God
John the Baptist
Jesus
John
Carpenter
Lazarus
Martha
Simon
Rheumatism Seen Outweighing Tuberculosis And Cancer
London medical referee Dr J F Falls Dally states rheumatism causes about 25,000 deaths annually in Britain, claiming the disease total outweighs combined tuberculosis and cancer impacts under the county council rheumatism scheme.
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London
Great Britain
J. F. Falls Dally
London County Council
Galva man Kirby wins Pulitzer for cartoons thrice
A Galva Illinois gentleman named Kirby, described as scholarly and gray, spends spare hours at the Players and is noted in billiards. He has won the Pulitzer prize three times for excellent cartoons.
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Kirby
Galva, IL
McNaught Syndicate
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Francis I
Charles B. Driscoll
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