Elyria Chronicle Telegram August 11 1932 notices
Publication header shows Elyria Chronicle Telegram with pricing and mailing details. Dated August 11 1932, lists publisher HUDNUTT J CLARE GEORGE city editor, and various advertising reps in Chicago New York Detroit.
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Chronicle-Telegram Membera Audit Bureau of Circulats
Second Street
Elyria
Ohio
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
Art Hudnutt
J. Clare George
Tess
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
Michigan Ave
New York
Fifth Ave
Detroit
General Motors
Lovely Detours Showcasing Safer Pleasures of Road Changes
A car columnist argues detours have shifted from dangerous trials to pleasant routes on good roads. He says many detours traverse scenic country and safer surfaces, though travelers often resist deviations from direct plans and feel constrained by time.
Beating the low mood and unusual business winds
Chicago shows diverse summer profits as circuses thrive and firms expand. Firms hire many, from 110 at a small plant to 1,400 at a clothing maker using raw silk for silk underwear. A new low priced home air conditioner boosts demand while a drink concentrate company scales up. A clever swatter design fights flies, signaling ingenuity fuels growth. The piece ends with advice for ambitious graduates.
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Chicago
Pajamas go global as nightwear trends shift worldwide
The piece notes pajamas spreading across America and Europe, with beaches and streets showing them as common attire. It contrasts with the old Greek night attire and suggests fashion may shift back to traditional nightshirts if trends reverse.
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America
Europe
Budapest
Danube
Havana University Closed Under Machado Regime
The leading Cuban university remains shut for a year and a half as tensions between academia and the government escalate. President Machado limits academic freedom. faculty vote to delay reopening until 1935, hoping liberation from military rule. Many professors are jailed amid Cuban dictatorship fears.
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Havana University
Cuba
Machado
Demagog Grabs Popular Issue Ahead of Opposition
A sharp definition explains a demagog as one who seizes a trending issue before the other side even considers it. The statement underscores how quick public sentiment can be steered by bold rhetoric.
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Firestone Oldfield
Anniversaries list of 19th century figures and critique
Ancestry of 19th century figures is listed with birth and death details for John Basard Cecil Beck Atchison Wyman Younge Ingersoll Armstrong and Nathalie Crane. The item includes editorial remarks by Lula Chambers Reese on education trends stressing standardized tests and concerns about overemphasis on trivialities, loud performances, and school facilities.
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John Basard
Philadelphia
New Brunswick
N. J
Cecil
New Jersey
Theodoric R. Beck
New York State
Schenectady
Utica
David R. Atchison
U.S
Missour
Frogtown
Arlington National Cemetery
Drestan
N.Y
Dobb’s Ferry
N. Y
George W. Armstrong
Boston
Centre Harbor
N. H
Today in History events and notable births
A compact rundown noting Benjamin Franklin founding the first circulating library in Philadelphia in 1731, Fulton’s Clermont voyage in 1807, and 1319 Germany adopting a republican constitution. It lists several birth anniversaries including Dr. Theodore L Shear at New London NY, Governor Gifford Pinchot, Dr. Hugh Cabot, Hale Holden, William Dawson, and Horace M. Kallen with brief biographical note.
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Benjamin Franklin
Philadelphia
Theodore L Shear
American School of Classical Studies
Athens
New London
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Simsbury
Conn
Hugh Cabot
Mayo Clinic
Beverly
Farms
Mass
Hale Holden
Southern Pacific Railway
Kansas City
William Dawson
Minnesota
U.S
Ecuador
Voice of the People on public schools and leadership
A reader argues the county school system has shifted from essential moral and educational aims to emphasis on equipment and athletic prowess. He reflects on one room schools, teacher ideals, and the need to focus on character, discipline, and inspiring leadership in education. He notes concerns about college admissions and moral instruction in schools.
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Loram County
Association of Schools and Colleges
Little Red
New Oberlin Needle Guild Heads to Vermilion-on-the-Lake
New Oberlin August 11 The Needle Guild members departed Tuesday for Broadwell Cottage Vermilion-on-the-Lake for a weeklong outing Activities include sports and socializing Mrs Catherine Emerick Mrs Eliza Manns Mrs Michael Smith and Mrs Emma Manns are among the local attendees
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Needle Guild
New Oberlin
Broadwell Cottege
Vermilon-on-the-Lake
Catherine Emerick
Eliza Manns
Michael Smith
Emma Manns
Family Party at Reis home Uplifts Local Guests
Mr and Mrs Raymond Reis hosted a Sunday dinner to honor Mrs Reis brother and wife. Tampa visitors Philip Worcester and family shared plans from Hamilton Oberlin North Main Elyria Rocky River and others recounted experiences through Kentucky storms. Briefs note local families attending Chippewa Lake Fisher Olympic picnic and gatherings with friends and relatives across Oberlin Elyria and nearby towns.
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Raymond Reisimger
Philip Worcester
Tampa
Fla
J R Worcester
Hamilton Street
Oberlin
Dan Worcester
North Main Street
Leo Smith
Foster
Harold Razers
Elyria
Clark
Rocky River
Worcester
Kentucky
Chippewa Lake
F. J. Schmitz
G H Dion
Nicholas Webber
Chris Justin
Matthias Wohlber
Martini Raab
John Mitro, Jr
James Laurie
James Reed
Wm. Peabody
Prince Horn
A H Vineyad
E V. Hastings
W. McPherson
Spokane
Wash
Michigan
Frank Emerick
John Emerick
Harley Telford
Milan
Old Fends
John Mitre
Cleveland
Mildred Raab
Gibson
William Peabody
Richardson
North Pleasant
Detroit Couple Involved In Wellington Wreck
One woman was badly cut and bruised when a car skidded on the pavement west of Brighton and crashed into a ditch. Dr Blair of Detroit, his wife and two companions were in the vehicle. Mrs Blair received first aid at Falls Clinic Hospital as the car was demolished.
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Detroit
Wellington
Brighton
Blair
Falls Cline
Wellington Fair Secretary Busy as Entries Begin
L. G. Bradstock secretary of the Wellington Fair reports high interest in the upcoming event. He says many inquiries indicate almost all classes will be filled and entries should start arriving next week for the August 24 25 fair dates.
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L. G. Bradstock
Wellington
Oberlin Bridge Evening Recap and Local Socials
Thursday evening in Oberlin featured bridge games at Florence Shuster's home with cousin Edna Deplimg of Amherst. Agnes Milio returned from a two week furlough to Cleveland to visit her aunt and family. The Forest Taster of Tathan HoPtow Road and the Wohieber home hosted guests, while Mr and Mrs J E Will welcomed Vendat and parents.
Spirit of 76 float displayed at band concert
The American Legion Float Spirit of 76 debuts tonight at a band concert to honor painter A. M. Wolard birth place. Over 100 stock certificates have been raised in the community for the ring reproduction. Wellington 4 H Club plans a Monday tour to score calves for each member and event calves shown at Wellington Fair. Wellington Clinic softball team beat Daugherty and Robinson 5 to 3 in extra innings on the local diamond.
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Ghsiders
Wellington
Carl Webber
Edgar Jones
George Brumby
Ed McConnell
Grace
Stela Salzman
Helen McConnell
Blanche
John Mohrman
Richard McConnell
Charles Webber
Clinics Wen
Daugherty
Ed McConnel Farm Yard Accident and Fire at Pittsfield
Master George Brumby was cut on face and head when he fell during Boys Club recreation at Ed McConnel farm yard Tuesday evening. June Minx, daughter of Paul and Mrs Mix, has been ill. A straw stack at Allis Hayes farm in Pittsfield burned Tuesday evening, flames visible for miles. many onlookers reported the blaze.
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George Brumby
Ed McConnel
June Minx
Paul Mix
Allis Hayes
Pittsfield
County residents travel to scene and visits noted
Automobiles from across the county converged on a scene while families and friends from Penfield Me dina Oberlin and Camden made trips to Columbus Henderson area. Notices include a newborn boy at Falls Clinic hospital and several visits by locals to relatives and camps.
Foreign interests seek to supplant Mexican rule in California
A century ago Russian French British and American powers pressed to replace Mexican authority in California as they pursued territorial influence and economic advantage in the region.
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California
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Hattie Baker
Nellie Obitts
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Medina
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Oberlit
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Robert Foster
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