Elyria Chronicle Telegram Publication Details April 27 1938
The Elyria Chronicle Telegram lists staff and business details including the Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company A C Hudnutt president and J Clare Geo deci. It covers pricing rates for daily and mail subscriptions and advertising representatives in Chicago and New York. The fragment notes publication date April 27 1938 and indicates the paper is published every evening except Sundays and holidays.
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Chronicle-Telegr
Audit Bureau of
Second Street
Elyria
Ohio
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
A. C. Hudnutt
Clare Geodeci
John W Cullen Company
Chicago
Michigan Ave
New York
Detroit
Generali Motors
Chemicals face 100 million expansion pause amid tax and wage doubts
The American Chemical Society says U.S. chemical makers are ready to invest 100 million to expand plants within 18 months, but await clarity on federal tax policy and labor costs. Uncertainty across industries dampens expansion plans and undermines pump priming hopes.
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Dallas
Texas
American Chemical Society
Chemical Laboratory
D. P. Morgan
The
Chemical Society
Hidden Van Gogh paintings found in Breda attic
Two works attributed to Vincent van Gogh were uncovered in a Breda farm house attic and may be early pieces worth about 59000 dollars if authenticated. The article muses on attic discoveries of antiques as fortunes rise posthumously for artists.
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Amsterdam
Vincent van Gogh
Breda
Antonio Stradivari
The Swiss Quietly Steady In A Turbulent World
A brief portrait describes Switzerland under President D. Johannes Baumann as a calm irrationality free zone. The piece extols Swiss multilingual culture and diverse groups and laments neighboring nations failing to emulate Swiss tolerance and balance.
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D. Johannes Baumann
Confederation of Switzerland
Time Confusion Across Cities Marks Daylight Saving Season
The piece surveys daylight saving time across the nation noting varied adoption by municipalities and private entities. It highlights clock discrepancies in travel and daily life, urging practical understanding and progress without regression.
Voice Of The People On Barbers Board Controversy
A letter to the editor defends Benjamin Bontempo, president of the State Board of Barbers Examiners, denying coercion claims and detailing sanctions for sanitary or license violations. Local 592 says no coercive remarks were made at a December meeting and argues the Board acts for public health. some stray OCR text references acres and tax frequency appear.
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Benjamin Bontempo
State Board of Barbers Examiners
Bontempo
State Board of Examiners
Columbus
Fense
Elyria
State Board
Kitos Finnish for Thank you
The phrase Kitos is presented as the Finnish equivalent of thank you in a brief note on language basics. It highlights a common expression and its polite usage in everyday conversations.
Apostle’s Fellowship in the Early Church and today
A sermon discusses Acts 2 42 47 on fellowship as the church plan. It argues that force to unite people fails while the Holy Ghost creates lasting fellowship and binds believers in prayer, teaching, breaking bread, and mutual care. It urges readers to seek the Holy Ghost and test daily actions for aiding fellowship.
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Russia
Germany
Italy
Japan
God
Holy Ghost
Fellowship of the Apostles
Notable figures born or died in early history
Anniversaries list several historical figures with birth and death dates. Edward Gibbon born April 1737 and died Jan 15 1794. Mary Wollstonecraft born 1769 died Sept 10 1797. William Elliott born Beaufort SC died Charleston Feb 3 1760. Samuel Morse born 1791 died New York April 1772. Herbert Spencer born 1820s died 1900s. Ulysses S. Grant born 1822 died 1885. Arthur Conan Doyle born 1859 died 1930.
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Edward Qibbon
Mary Wollstonecraft
Prinee
LZSS
William Eliott
South Carolina
Beaufort
Charleston
Samuel FL
Morse
Boston
New York
Herbert Spencer
Tanmer
Usth
Point Ulcasant
Ohio
Saratoga
N.Y
Jyse Lssjp
Arthunr Pumets Ruy
Somerville Mass
Derne expedition and wars across deserts cited in 19th century reports
In a collage of dated items the article notes Amer ican explorers across the Libyan Desert led by Gen Wall iams Eaton, tolls of campaigns in wartime, an impeachment acquittal of William W. Belhoap, British bombing claims, mob action over farm foreclosures in La Mars, and government land programs for Ozark farmers beginning in 1835.
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Derne
Trineli
Wallianms Eaton
Libyan Desert
Laisa
Alarieston
William W. Belhoap
Secretary of War
S Senate
Edge
la Mars
Goering Orders Jews to Report On Possessions
Berlin April 27 Field Marshal Hermann Goering announced a decree requiring Jews to register all possessions above 5000 marks and foreign holdings. The order covers both German and foreign Jews and sets June 1 as the registration deadline, with penalties up to ten years imprisonment or fines for violations.
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Berlin
Hermann Goerineg
Germany
Goering
Roosevelt Takes Charge of Food Relief Effort
A summary of notable birthdays linked to prominent figures includes Rear Admiral Wilson Brown of Annapolis born in Pennsylvania, Prof Charles Copeland of Harvard born in Calais Maine, Frank R McNinch of Charlotte chairman of the FCC born in Charlotte, Dr John Heman Randall of New York born in Paul Minnesota, Dr William Lewis Draper of Philadelphia born 71 years ago, Norman Bel Geddes of New York City born in Adrian Michigan, Rt Rev Frank A Julhan bishop of Jacksonville born in Macon Georgia.
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Wilson Brown Om Ochorse
Los Naval Academy
Annapolis
Pennsylvania
Charlies 1 Copeland
Harvard
Calais
Frank R McNinch
Charlotte
N.C
Federal Communications Commission
Charotte
John Heman Randall
New York
At Paul
Minn
William Lewis Draper
American Law Institute
Philadelphia
Norman Bel Geddes
New York City
Drian
Mich
Frank A Julhan, P. E
Jacksonville
Fla
Macon
Today Brings Contentment to Those Born This Day
An astrological snippet notes that people born today show resolution and steady luck, content to pursue ordinary life paths rather than great ambitions, achieving comfort at a modest pace.
Boy 16 gets 14 year term for slaying mother
Theodore Danielsen, 16, sentenced to 14 years in a penitentiary after a Chicago court found him guilty of stabbing his crippled mother Eleanor, 43, on March 3. Defense counsel hinted at no appeal. the judge recommended transfer to Vandalia state prison farm with parole eligibility in eight years and three months.
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Chicago
Theodore Danielsen
Leonard C. Reid
Cornelius J. Harrington
Eleanor
Theodore
Vandalia
Dudley White Bill Favored for 125th Battle of Lake Erie
The House Library Committee reported favorably Rep Dudley White Ohio bill proposing 25000 dollars to mark the 125th anniversary of the Battle of Lake Erie. The celebration would focus at Put in Bay and Sandusky, possibly aiding White in a contest with Rep Charles Crosby over the site. Crosby favors Presque Isle Erie Penn. The other measure has not had a hearing. A printer note lists 1020 typefaces with 69 new types introduced annually.
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Washington
House Library Committee
Dudley White
Ohio
Lake Ene
Put-in-Bay
Sandusky
White
Charles Crosby
Crosby
Presqueisle
Erie
Penn
Dante’s Spirit Deepened by Enlarged Powers
A reflection on how broader spiritual powers enhance appreciation of Dante’s genius beyond the limits felt by Florentines who expelled him, suggesting a more expansive view of his literary impact.
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Dante
Camel Preference Backed by Planters Says Harold Craig
Harold Craig says Camels use more expensive tobaccos and that Camel had the best of his last crop. He notes many planters share this view and adds that he smokes Camels.
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Edward Estes
Carmel
Roy Jones
Uts
Harold Craig
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