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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1936
Page
15
Reporters describe elation as Dr. Robertson and Alfred Scaddine were pulled from a flooded pit at Mose or God. The Eira ween morning crowd praised the brave rescue workers who refused to give up, noting days of darkness and the risk to those trapped underground.
A speaker argues taxes, federal state and local, dominate the annual outlay totaling about 12 million dollars. He compares to food 11.5 billion, rent 6 billion, clothing 2 billion, and power 2 billion, claiming big business bears the main burden while corporate profits could cover a large share of the tax bill.
The article notes a shift toward decentralization as major firms like Ford and General Motors spread plants across multiple cities. A P Shaw, president of GM, argues decentralization lowers costs and benefits communities by bringing jobs, housing, and services. Workers gain better conditions and families enjoy a more balanced life amid adjustments in participating towns.
A fragmentary column recalls Clarence Darrow on his seventy-ninth birthday with notes on religion and philosophy. Other items touch on General Pershing fined for speeding in California, Anita Loos on fashion, Harpo Marx, personal letters, and shifting views of Hitler and international relations.
Amherst publishes a roundup of community happenings at the public school auditorium with George Norėlin and others featuring honors. Nearby, a visit by Miss Evelyn Lad and displays on food quality education are noted. Social hosts include Mrs. Sadie Babeocs and Mrs. R. Oliver Kolbe. In Lorain, Mr. and Mrs. Wortzman visit Amherst relatives as Wanda Berk moves in.
Fragmentary report from Plymouth England references a girl and troubling remarks about politics and health. The readable text is garbled and lacks concrete details or dates.
William Shakespeare born April 23 1616 Joseph Turner born died December 19 1791 James Buchanan born near Mercersburg served as president later Stephen A Douglas leader of Democratic Party born Branden Vermont June 3 Hibers Farm abrploe mat Justice of red tri bermals of Baa pt bert ta Qs New York City March 13 3 Penny Today in History Lynch naval Dead Sea landmark Matt W Ransom born North Carolina US Senator Desmains War on moving pictures Vitascope shown Bro ad New York Vaudeville staged Edwin Markham Staten Island poet born Oregon City Shirley screen star Leonor Lor Delaware & Hudson Railroad president
Fragmentary obituary style notes recount birthdays and origins of figures such as Leon O Head born Milner NY. Charles Norris of Saratoga California. Yandell Henderson Yale physiologist. Mrs Charles H Sabin of Chicago. Viscount Anen a British field marshal. The text hints at opinions on character and life rewards, with reference to liberty struggles and aging.
Musicians performing at a party were jolted when a ceiling collapse showered plaster but left performers uninjured and the song unfinished. Authorities say guests remained seated as debris fell and the ensemble finished the number.
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