Radio spreads worldwide as universal entertainment medium
A Commerce Department world survey shows广播 spreads from the Arctic to the equator. Over 20 million radio sets are in homes globally, with the United States adding nearly half. Britain and Germany each report 2.5 million sets, France 1.25 million, Japan 550 thousand, Argentina 530 thousand, and several countries above 250 thousand. Government ownership predominates in many European nations, financing stations while American listeners enjoy advertiser funded programs.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Arctic Circle
Equator
Greenland
Ceylon
Yugoslavia
China
United States
Great Britain
Germany
France
Japan
Argentina
Sweden
Austria
Czechoslovakia
Italy
Radio taxes and power of European and world stations
A report outlines taxes on broadcast equipment and station power across nations. It notes European stations generally surpass U S in power, highlights Russia Finland Sweden France and Britain with wattage figures, and cites global counts of stations. It also covers U S leadership in radio equipment production and export trends to Canada Argentina and Australia.
Local social notes from Litchfield and area
Mrs Ralph Brodt and daughter Made line spent Monday at Chippewa Lake. Miss Helen Smith and father plan a Cleveland visit with a Put-in-Bay trip. Mrs John Knopf and sons visited A E Hagan in Lodi. Mr and Mrs John Case and daughter of Cleveland visited the Himelspaughs. Vera Smith and two daughters of Lakewood called on Canfield and Knopf. Kronbaugh family and others attended Moehle reunion at Hardscrabble and a Starr reception with a notable program. Williams family returned from China and Texas with Francis Williams attending.
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Litchfield
Ralph Brodt
Madeline
Chippewa Lake
Helen Smith
Cleveland
Put-in-Bar
John Knopf
Clarence
Roy
A. E. Hagan
Lodi
John Case
Peter Himelspaugh
Vera Smith
Lakewood
C. R. Canfield
Arthur Kronbaugh
Robert
Lawrence
Max
Dorothy Johnson
Moehle
W. W. Smith
Friendly B. Starr
Howard Sabin
Norman Ausmuth
Elinor Bradley
Elinor Bryenton
Horace Williams
China
Francis Williams
Texas
Wm. Speith
W. G. Brodt
Dale Seeley
Edward Hagesfeldt
Ulmer
Medina County Fair Grounds
Florence Sommers
Seville
Hal L
Austin Hastings
Detroit
Mich
Bernice Hastings
H. G. Hastings
A. E. Handyside
Geo. Tram
Elyria
Frank Dent
Grafton
Wm. Neanhan
West Park
E. Liner
Fairview
Raymond Derms
Rigs
H. E. Jenne
Clarence Rickard
Medina
Wm. Musser
C. F. Musser
Anne Gibbson
Lawyerwood
Jack Lamphear
Katherine Sears
Elkhart
Ind
W. B. Leach
Russel Canfield
Harry Streett
Clayton Sears
Wakeman
Carl Bement
T. A. Falconer
Myron Barth
Niagara Falls
Will Watkins
Akron
C. M .Turner
Mack Watts
Canton
Richard Leach
Pittsfield
W. E. Leach
John Harmon
Fred Hance
W B. Bowman
Christian Endeavor
Leonard Speder
Ruth Swanker
Green Springs
Margaret Steuart
Spencer
Maxine McDonald
Mercy Slayer talk spiced by church social and travels
A Sunday note from Medina County reports a Mercy talk about experiences in China followed by punch and wafers at a reunion at the Medina county fair grounds. The item lists attendees including Mr and Mrs Speith, Mr and Mrs Brodt, W G Brodt, Mr and Mrs Seeley and children, and Edward Hagesfeldt along with various visitors and local church activities. A separate brief notes a ring lost five years ago found in a magpie nest near Great Falls after a ranch accident.
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Great Falls Mouit
Roy Johnson
Belt
Norman Johnson
French Court Debates If Film Star Was Worker At Death
In Paris a legal fight over Suzanne Grandais raises whether a film actress counts as a worker under accident rules. Grandais died on set more than nine years ago, and her mother and sister seek 560,000 francs each. The film company says the death falls under work regulations with strict filing timelines. Relatives argue she was not a worker but an artist, claiming she faced no covered work constraints and should have extended claim rights.
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Paris
Irance
Suzanne Grandias
Prance
Melle Grandais
Building Permits Issued By Elyria Mayor’s Clerk
The Elyria permits list shows William Resar adding a garage at 134 Longfellow. Elyria City Board of Education plans a school at West Avenue and Sixth Street. A J Fisher dwelling at Eady Court. H W Guthrie store room and living suites in Cleveland and Bellfield Street. Paul Krug new foundation for a garage. Michael Back garage at 501 Huron Street. Ida Wolf dwelling and garage at 418 West Sth Street. Charles Yovatney dwelling 272 Concord Avenue. W L Vaughn adding to a house on Caroline Avenue. Lorain County Savings & Trust Co basement on Middle Avenue. Darney and Smith dwelling 327 Seventeenth Street. Charles Novatney dwelling 352 Vulcan Avenue. Peter Januscz garage 20 West River Street. A G Barbeknecht chicken coop 326 Princeton Avenue. Elmer.
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John G. Shrock
William Resar
Longfellow Street
Elyria City
Local homes and garages listed with repairs and additions
A ledger of properties and improvements shows various dwellings and garages including 145 Columbia avenue Fred linger soll and 519 East avenue G. B. Huneke. Repairs to houses noted at 108 Chase street and 223 Harvard avenue. An American Legion post and American Lace Company garage additions are listed along with several other addresses in Elyria.
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J. W. Smith
Park Place
American Legion Post
Legion Home
Ohio Street
Elyria Mfg. Corporation
Fac
Tory
Northup Street
Charles Deets
Prospect Street
Ernest Birks
Boston Avenue
George Harrison
Harvard Avenue
Julia Kolopos
Foster Avenue
Steve Orosz
Sixteenth Street
John Kucharuk
West Eighth Streets
H. W. Shepard
Pasadena Avenue
American Lace Company
Taylor Street
Want Ad In the Chronicle Telegram It Pays
A brief want ad notice notes a payment opportunity in the Chronicle Telegram. It invites readers to reply with details and credentials for consideration. The short item emphasizes the chance to earn by responding to a classified opportunity.
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Chronicle Telegram
Insect Lab Breeds FLY-TOX Army for Chamber Tests
A large program breeds insects in FLY-TOX laboratories to release in the Chamber to test and certify positive killing qualities before selling to consumers.
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