Elyria Daily Publication Rates August 9 1932
The notice lists publisher details and pricing for the Elyria newspaper. It notes second-class entry at Elyria Post Office under 1879 act, daily two cents per copy, 12 cents weekly, and annual rates: $3.00 within Lorain and adjoining counties, $4.00 in Ohio, with foreign ad reps in Chicago Detroit and New York. Also indicates Tuesday August 9 1932 date.
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Hudnoutt
J. Clare George
Ovary
Elyria
Lorain
Ohio
John W. Cullen
Chicago, & So
Michigan Ava
New Fork
Fifth Ave
Detroit
General Motors Ride
Metcalfe Triumphs in Olympic Trials Amid Start Handicap
Ralph Metcalfe from Marinette displays true sportsmanship after finishing third in the 200 meter race and losing the 100 meter dash by a disputed start. Charles Paddock suspects a four foot start error, suggesting Metcalfe may have been disadvantaged at the line. Metcalfe concedes no protest, praises winner Tolan, and honors the grind of preparation that defines Olympians.
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Ralph Metcalfe
Marquette
Charles Paddock
Metcalfe
Paddock
Tolan
Wanatunker Field
Philadelphia
Democracy and the mistaken identity of republics and democracies
A World War era discussion explains the difference between democracy and republics. It notes the United States and Switzerland use representative systems, with Switzerland moving toward a system closer to pure democracy while maintaining a republican structure.
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United States
Congress
Switzerland
August Heat Victims Embrace Initiative and Referendum
The article surveys direct democracy by initiative and referendum, compares U S representation to Swiss parity, and notes historical shifts from 30 000 to 220 000 population per representative. It then covers local community events: a play run ning Water cast members Doris Fortune Lois Fortune Margaret Burkley Walter Ned itch Clifford Salisbury a George Washington skit by Merton Mason and Clifford Salisbury and a 4 H club exhibition drill. Community tea at Mrs W H Smith Krebs road, P T 4 work plans, local visits, and social updates follow with church ladies, families, and a 4 H Cloverleaf Rabbit club meeting and Wellington Fair plans. A grass fire and farm fire calls conclude the report.
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Doris
Lois Fortune
Margaret Burkley
Walter Neditch
Clifford Salisbury
George Washington
Merton Mason
Catherine Whitbeck
Anniversary births of noted English and American figures
A list of notable birthdays and death years: Izaak Walton born 1593, John Dryden 1631, Francis Scott Key 1780, Adoniram Judson 1788, Solomon Juneau 1798, William T. G. Morton 1819, and James N. Gamble 1836. Includes birthplaces and death dates, highlighting their literary, missionary, pioneering, medical, and industrial contributions.
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Izaak Walton
John Dryden
Francis Scott Key
Young Republic
Fort McHenry
Frederick County
Washington, D. C
Adoniram Judson
Burmah
Malden
Mass
Solomon Juneau
Milwaukee
Montreal
Shawano
Wis
William T G. Morton
Boston
Charlton
New York
James N. Gamble
Cincinshall
Todays History Births And Events
Today in history notes ship Columbia voyage in 1787, first US steam locomotive line in 1831, boundary treaty in 1842. Birthdays listed include Norman H. Davis and Mahonri M. Young among others. Also describes a temperament trait and admonitions about impulsive tendencies.
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Columbia
Boston
U.S
Albany
Schenectady
N. Y
Canada
U. S
Happy Hour 4 H Club Plans Next Year in North Ridgeville
The Happy Hour 4 H Club met at Miss Margaret Barkley's home with Frieda and Lila Beyer Doris and Lois Fortune Betty Baehr Ruth Osborne and Marilyn Lyndes present. Members voted to continue work next year and study the salad and sandwich course. Birthday ice cream was served for Mrs Burkley s daughter. Next Tuesday the group will judge past season work at Eaton Grange Hall. On Aug 9 the Boys and Girls 4 H Clubs will present a Grange meeting program with the girls singing Follow the Gleam.
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North Ridgeville
Happy Hour
Margaret Barkley
Frieda
Lila Beyer
Doris
Lois Fortune
Betty Baehr
Ruth Osborne
Marilyn Lyndes
Burkley
Eaton Grange Hall
Grange
Citizens Open Tax War in New Orleans
Louisiana taxpayers formed the Property Taxpayers' League at a recent Alexandria meeting and resolved not to vote for candidates who do not pledge to back tax relief measures, signaling a drive to curb state government expenses.
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Citizens Open
New Orleans
Louisiana
Alexandria
Property Taxpayers’ League
Timber bridge and asphalt cap raise NC swamp road
In northeastern North Carolina a treaded timber bridge covered with asphaltic concrete was built over a sunken Pasquotank River highway between Elizabeth City and Camden. The 8900 foot stretch now stays above flood with a temporary wooden detour used during construction. Engineers Craven Taylor Drummers Norman oversaw the project with the State Highway Commission in Raleigh.
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Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina
State Highway Commission
Pasquotank River
Elizabeth City
Camden
Excoss
W. L. Craven
C. B. Taylor
F. Drummers
W. K. Norman
Plenty of Movers But No Place to Move
Pasadena residents woke to a commotion as eight moving vans lined the curb at Mrs. E. D. Downey’s home and a dozen workers debated who hired to relocate the furniture. Police sought the person who ordered all transfer firms to park vans at 8:30 AM, while the scene mixed frustration with a touch of誕 elation and artful aside.
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Pasadena
Calif
E. D. Downey
Downey
Volunteer firemen start training school in Pottsville
CB Volunteer firemen of the Yorkville Fire Company have begun a training school for local boys. Classes start at the firehouse and ride to a practice fire where students learn hose handling, coupling, directing water streams, ladder work, chemical usage, and other firefighting steps.
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Pottsville
Yorkville Fire Company
Chinese girl says U S girls better than boys
Miss Yu-Kwei Hwang of Szechow China, a YWCA camp councillor near Charlotte, says she would prefer to be an American girl rather than a American boy. She notes American boys face pressure from flappers and that there are more students than flirtatious youths in the United States.
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U. S
Charlotte
N. C
Yu-Kwei Hwang
S00- Chow
China
Hwang
Here
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Ridgeville
J. D. Lickerish
John Otterbein
Gordon Otterbein
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Bally
Fred Watson
Richard Beyer
Meyton Mason
Wellington
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Peter Myer
Beebe
Wall Street
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Norman H. Davis
America
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Tenn
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Dallas
Tex
Washington, Ark
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Amherst
Julius G. Lay
Washington, D. S
Honduras
Mahonri M. Young
Brigham Young
Salt Lake City
William T. Capers
Episcopal
Western
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Greenville
D. C
Blake
Ridge Hill
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
Howard B. Somers Insurance
F. E. Glauner
M. D
Elyria Savings and Trust
New Fall
Elyria Richman Bros
Studebaker
B. Factory
Colgan - Kimbel Inc
Studebaker Dealers
Elyria, Ohio
Broad Street
Yright
Lade Thomas
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