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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1934

Page

4

Kiwanians Hear Judge Webber Discuss World Better

Judge A R Webber spoke at the Kiwanis noon meeting at the Newell Hotel on Is the World Getting Better The judge drew a Civil War contrast with slavery and present daily kindness, concluding that selfishness hinders national and community success Guests L B Fauver and L D McBean attended

Common Pleas A. R. Webber Kiwanis Club Newell Hotel Webber Jon L. B.fauver L. D. McBean

Stockyards Strike and Civilizational Praise Referenced

Judge Webber cites stockyards strike as a lens on class and race, praising Europe’s reforms and England’s unions while contrasting with local conditions. He recalls Roger Williams’s persecution critique and Franklin’s tolerance, urging humane progress and speech rights under the Constitution.

Europe England Jude Weboer Roger Williams Rhode Island Ben Pranklin Trerced Webber Ji Wedd Waidine Iors of Ware Tnt

Cattle Market Strike Halts Activity at Union Stock Yards

A nationwide walkout hits the world’s largest livestock market at Union Stock Yards, halting activity for 11 days as police reserve patrol cattle pens and pickets clash with strikebreakers. Negotiations loom with NRA official Jonsson and mediators set to meet today to seek a trade resumption.

Dred Commission House Empires Cattia Pens Ther Angouteed Hush Jerson NRA Jonsson

Guardsmen raid Minneapolis strike offices and arrest 98 pickets

National Guard patrols Minneapolis under martial law as raids target strike headquarters and 98 pickets are arrested on city streets. The heavy presence spurs threats of force to stop demonstrations while unions and associations report related events and community notices appear in local papers.

Minneapolis National Cit Tos

Avon School Board Meeting Sets August Agenda

A Avon school board held a regular meeting at the school house on Thursday evening. The board planned the August 14 meeting to hear budget and routine items for the 1935 session.

Avon Ing. School Su

Brief note on name variant Oscar Harais and Harold Vlavins

A brief item records a name variant issue involving Oscar Harais and Oscar Harold Vlavins appearing in the same notice. The fragment notes an evening edition and a one week reference, with no further details available.

Ordar Oscar Harais Thas Lage Oscar Harold Vlavins

Stone's Gail Wil Open Saturday in Elyria

Elyria gains a remodeled Stone's Grill at 4 Broad Street with 135 seats and the longest bar in town. Union workers completed the work. manager Guibert Greenbergs from Cleveland will run the place as a branch of the former Stone Malt Company. Royal Canadian Malt and beer will be featured among temperate offerings. William Averbook to head the kitchen as chef.

Elyria Stone’s Grill Broad Street Guibert Greenbers Cleveland Busiess Stone Malt Company Lorainani Wale Wiliam Averbook Greenberg Elvira

Clean Amusement Organization of America Chartered

A Dauphin County court chartered the nonprofit The Clean Amusement Organization of America to promote clean stage and screen entertainment in Harrisburg. J J Moore, a founder, is Pauline Love Moore’s father. A new book titled The Gentle Art of Murder, 1934 is noted.

Harrisburg Dauphin County Clean Amusement Organization of America J. J. Moore Pauline Love Moore

Shredded Wheat Ad Highlights Health Benefits

An advertisement extols Shredded Wheat as wholesome whole wheat food that aids digestion and helps people stay cool in hot weather. It emphasizes suitability for children and claims the cereal is plain, with nothing added or removed, offering a simple, nutritious lunch option.

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