J. Clare George Editor Friday April 30 1937
News note honors J Clare George as editor on Friday April 30 1937. Mentions his leadership role at the paper and the date of the acknowledgment.
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J. Clare George
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1937
Page
19
Cargoes So Heavy Line Adds a Ship at Pre rida
Boake Carter reports that cargo volumes stress ship capacity as freighters operate at limit. U S shipbuilding shows steady gains with more vessels joining the fleet.
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U.S
Sinta’s Publicity Stunt Sparks Back Home Attention
The remark notes that Sinta occasionally performs publicity stunts to show the players back home that he is striving to earn his keep. It emphasizes a skeptical view of his motive and public persona.
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Sinta
Mellon Institute Hosts May Dedication For New Research Hall
Scientists from two continents including three Nobel winners will gather in Pittsburgh on May 5 to dedicate the Mellon Institute's new research structure. The visit highlights broad industrial advances such as a new alloy steel for safety razors and a history of 11 million dollars in fellowship funds supporting 669 patents and 744 research reports across nearly 4000 firms.
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World of Science
Mellon Institute of Research
House of Science
Pittsburgh
Institute
Robert Kennedy Duncan
University of Pittsburgh
Richard B. Mellon
Andrew W. Mellon
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon Laboratories
Britain's War Tax Plan Burden Reflects Armament Drive
The Philadelphia Inquirer notes Britain's proposed tax changes target income and corporate profits to fund a vast armament program. It cites an unmarried Briton paying about $1000 and a married couple with two children paying around $500 after exemptions, with higher surtax in play. The piece frames these levies as both wartime finance and a means to curb war profits, reflecting a national resolve to defend safety while accepting tough fiscal measures.
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Great Britain
Fox
England
America
Britain
Philadelphia Inquirer
Roosevelt
United States
Congress
Philippines
Debunking Big Time Crooks by Small Town Officers
A Nebraska sheriff and his deputy halted bank bandits Suhay and Power after a Topeka shootout. The small-town Plattsmouth officers confronted the gang, forcing a surrender and debunking the criminals’ bravado. The piece likens Dillinger’s downfall to the routine courage of local lawmen.
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Arizona
John Dillinger
New York
Suhay
Power
Topeka
Nebraska
Homer Sylvester
Plattsmouth
Demands Return Of Tuition Fees From A Failed Life
A Tokyoprofile notes an Imperial University grad who seeks his tuition back years later. The piece jokes over whether a university bears responsibility for a student’s life outcomes. It questions coaching, training, and the limits of institutional guarantees.
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Tokio
Imperial University
Philadelphia Inquirer
Supreme Court
New York Day By Day by O C McIntyre
A column of vivid street portraits and snapshots of New York life April 30 highlights celebrities and haunt sites from Eddie Rickenbacker to Gramercy Park. It notes fashion, tea rooms, Wall Street women, and social norms, closing with Kerwin Fulton praised as a stylish outdoor advertising man.
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Fulton
Wall Street
New Yorker
Alexander Black
Manhattan
Kerwin Fulton
New York
Finchley
Margaret Mitchell’s struggles with fame and writing decline
Literary observers say no field has failed her so much as writing for Margaret Mitchell the Atlanta author of Gone With the Wind. The strain harmed her eyesight and sudden fame left her reclusive and beholden to editors who would control her next work.
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Margaret Mitchell
Atlanta
Post Office Department
West Virginia
Rush Holt
Jim Farley
Carter Glass
Wheeler and
Burke
FBI
Roosevelt
Postoffice
West Vir
Voice Of The People Treble Rates Offered Shippers of Steel
A reader argues for a tax program to create wealth and employment, criticizes debt and taxes, and discusses Townsend Plan and national policy. The letter references World War II era naval policy, postal investigations, and Roosevelt administration debates, urging wealth creation and broader defense strategy.
Anniversaries of notable figures and events through history
A list of historical anniversaries notes figures such as Francis Xavier de Laval, Hosea Ballou, and George Washington with birth and death details. It includes milestones like Louisiana purchase, Hawaii becoming a U.S. territory, and Prohibition ship rulings, linking people, places, and dates.
Obituary notices list prominent figures' birthplaces and ages
The notice lists Homer S. Cummings born in Chicago 67 years ago. Mary I. Harrison from New York City widow of a President born in Honesdale Pa 79 years ago. Francis B. Sayre born in South Bethlehem Pa 52 years. Lucius R. Holbrook born in Arkansas Wisconsin 62 years. Antonio C. Gonzalez born in New York 49 years. Fielding W. Yost born in Fairview West Virginia 66 years. Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr born in New York 39 years. Franz Lehar born in Austria 67 years.
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Homer S. Cummings
U. S
Chicago
Mary
Ecuador
New York
Fielding W. Yost
University of Michigan
Fairview
W. Va
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr
Franz Lehar
Fortunate Day for Professions and Late-Born Wits
Today brings luxury and self indulgence growing as the day advances. The climax is idle, yet those born late gain sharper insight and greater success. Overall, a favorable day for any profession with stronger cast for late births.
Townsend and Welfare Act Support Draws Backers
The text advocates backing the National Welfare Act of 1937 H. R. 4199. It urges readers to listen, noting many Congressmen endorse the measure and invoking historical appeal to freedom and victory under guidance attributed to Dr Townsend and Frank A. West as secretary.
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Washington
Dr. Townsend
Frank A. West
Sec
Garden Tea Room Under New Manager Opens Week
Garden Tea Room at 375 Broad Street launches under Mrs. Vida Henderson with tea leaf readings by Count Walter May of Bordeaux. The venue runs 11 am to 7 30 pm daily except Saturday until 5 pm, continuing Ruth and Grace Moore’s seven and a half year policy with lunches and dinners offered.
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Garden Tea Room
Vida Henderson
Walter May
Bordeaux
France
Broad Street
Ruth
Grace Moore
Bible Readings And Meditations on Loyalty and Open Doors
A text reflecting on loyalty to a Kingdom and group faith. It cites perseverance with strength, keeping the word, and the idea of pooling gifts to form a united discipleship. The writing links virtue to communal aims beyond personal virtue.
Loyalty and devotion to the Church in faithful duty
The text extols loyalty as the first virtue guiding the community toward its ideal. It argues devotion to country and church, noting sacrifices of time money and life for faith, despite imperfect ministers, and cites Jesus and Judas to affirm steadfast church loyalty.
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Church of the Living God
Judas
St. John
Lord
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