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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1929
Page
9
A New Haven court hears a breach of peace case as Mrs Nicholas Tirozzi arrives late to testify. The report notes whimsical items about Arthur W Jackson and his frugal antics during a past honeymoon.
The article notes public fear of airplanes shifting to acceptance as practical travel. It highlights rapid U.S. aviation expansion with 61 aircraft firms and 60 accessory producers at a Detroit show, 13 new corporations since 1926, and a 1928 output of 5000 planes and 3500 motors valued at 75 million. It emphasizes the role of popular support, expansion of transcontinental routes, and the need for intrastate lines to feed national airways. Also mentions camel hair sources in China.
A 1929 meditation argues short cuts in school, parenting, sport, and work lead to trouble. It warns against cheating, influence peddling, and skipping preparation, noting that true readiness outlasts shortcuts and failures reveal a weak foundation.
The article derides public gullibility in stock schemes and notes a Treasury report showing 19 million in government securities with expired noninterest bearing bonds not redeemed by holders. It argues investors chase gambling like gains, while officials struggle to redeem such bonds.
The text argues Lindbergh's 1927 solo transatlantic flight as aviation's turning point. It notes that such a long distance success dramatized air travel's practicality, following the Wright brothers' Kitty Hawk experiments in 1903 and the early danger-loving pilots who pushed flying forward.
A historical digest lists anniversaries from 1395 to 1951 including poets, rulers, and engineers. It notes births and deaths, today in history items such as Lafayette’s Charleston landing, and recent events like a Salt Lake City Sacramento mail contract. It also provides today’s birthdays and horoscope notes. It ends with facts about Boston South Station train volume and average adult lung weights.
A pursed note mentions Tallus hunting for a hotel after encountering Miss Pearl Moots who is described as scantily dressed. The line ends with a proverb about uncertainty, death, taxes, and taxes, referencing a comic authorial copyright.
Frederick Trubee Davison, Assistant Secretary of War and Aviation, discusses the rapid growth of the aviation sector. The piece notes Davison’s background, Yale and Columbia education, law career starting in 1922, and early political service in the New York Assembly from Nassau County.
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