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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1932
Page
7
A 1932 editorial argues not all public servants are unworthy, urging fairness toward efficient officials. It cautions against discharging loyal subordinates to appease critics and notes budgets funded by prior bond issues require continued support for roads, sanatoriums, schools, and charities. It stresses economy without harming capable staff.
A reflective column warns that fear of regression halts forward motion, proposes a cautious subway plan for an Italian town that sank underground, and imagines an auto that can pause and count to a hundred before a collision, noting a fashionable 150-pound girl returning to style would require a jammed roadster to battle traffic.
On this day in 1781 Hobkirk Hill battles in South Carolina occurred. Saint Francis of Assisi is cited as answer to a question. The term Prime Minister first used by Sir Robert Walpole who served from 1721 to 1742.
A Washington Pennsylvania couple return from church to find their car stolen and their home burglarized. A Wooster College dishwashing stunt has four boys washing dishes at the dorm, having cleaned 34 230 dishes with 10 breakages while claiming sex has nothing to do with breaks. Cities are compelled to
A local saying urges growth upward rather than outward to avoid disrupting municipal and country club golf courses. The phrase suggests repeated attempts may amount to little or nothing, reflecting cautious planning and limited expansion.
A compilation of birthdays and anniversaries including Oliver Cromwell born in 1599 and John Keble born 1792, with lists of notable figures such as William H. H. Bissell, Nathan Allen, Constance Carr Harrison, Robert W. DeForest, and Richard N. Elliott. Also notes Today in History events from 1919 to 1926 and a brief Today’s Birthdays list featuring Stevens, Marconi, and Princess Mary among others.
Residents and visitors appear in Eaton during April with brief mentions of travel, family visits, and local happenings. Olin Durkee heads to Selnder Field near Mount Clemens to finish aviation training while neighbors host dinners, guests arrive from Berea Shaker Heights Mansfield Lodi Lorain and Cleveland. The school staff is rehired for another year and Founders Day invites relics for show. Mr. and Mrs M Hopwood mark their sixty seventh wedding anniversary with a Cheerio hour planned.
The writer urges candidates to stop posting campaign fliers on trees and asks them to remove any posters after the primary election. He cites damage to bark and insect issues, noting tree aesthetics and urging civil, timely removals by once ordinary citizens.
Charles Henry Cole, England's leading art critic and internationally known scholar, will become a research associate at the Henry J. Huntington Library and Art Gallery in San Marino. He resigns as keeper of the National Gallery of London and will assume duties next September, following the California Institute of Technology model.
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