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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1933
Page
16
Two Cleveland truck drivers were fined last night after arraignment before Justice Joseph Petro for operating overloaded trucks on Lorain County roads. Harold Dykens paid 50 dollars and costs, Otto Heise 25 dollars and costs. Arrests were made by deputy sheriffs.
Memorial Day gathering recalls the Lorain plant’s birth from a muddy start to steel rolling within a year. Speakers praise early workers, note slow but steady prosperity, and look toward another year of progress. Letters from distant executives were read as part of the program.
The notice indicates Friday April 21 and lists AH Programs as subject to change due to scheduling. No further details or entities provided.
A condensed listing of station nine to voice hour items across WTAM and WGAR, including music, talks, religious services, and guest performances. Notable entries feature Melody Hour, Philharmonic Symphony, Eddie Cantor, Travelogues, Watchtower, and several orchestras.
Winston Churchill begins a new history project and gathers material. A London publisher will reportedly pay 100000 dollars for the copyright, a record sum in 29 years. Irish villages spruce up to attract travelers with improving associations and renewed homes and parks.
Alister MacDonald, son of the Prime Minister, has designed London's smallest motion picture theatre. It seats 300 with six seats per row to reduce crowding. the interior is attractively decorated and comfortable.
Police Committee says modern Belfast fire engines travel so fast that bells fail to warn pedestrians. Sirens will shriek warnings hereafter as engines reach speeds up to 50 miles an hour through busy city sections.
Clifford Sutter of New Orleans survives a two hour duel against Berkeley Bell in the Mason and Dixon semi final at White Sulphur Springs. Sutter will face Francis Shields in the semifinals while J Gilbert Hall meets Gregory Mangin in a Newark derby. Arthur Wontner honored as Knight of the Crown of Italy for Mussolini play.
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