Chronicle Telegram aims and print details
The mixed OCR shows publishing and pricing notes for The Chronicle Telegram with agency names and addresses, distribution rates, and advertising contact details. It references the Surnutt editor and corporate addresses in Detroit and Michigan advertising offices, plus terms for different regions and foreign advertising.
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the Chronicle-Telegram
Tae Lorais
County Printing & Byating Company
Pabtishers
Ig Surnutt
George Editer
Ersez
Senéay
Regen Cal Teat Soba
Enhages Ao
Michigan
General Motors
Hutchins to join St Johns board and revive liberal education
President R M Hutchins of the University of Chicago will sail for Europe and announce his acceptance to the St Johns College board in Annapolis Md. He aims to revive liberal education by preparing students for life rather than merely for a living. He criticizes current curriculums for blending liberal and vocational aims and warns of pressure to standardize.
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Europe
R. M. Hutchins
University of Chicago
St. John's College
Annapolis
St. John’s
Hutchins
Chicago
St. John's
United States
Hutchin
Saving Lives Of Children And The Challenge Of Aging Population
Medical science lengthens average life and cuts child deaths from about a quarter to seven percent over thirty years. Birth rates fall while longevity rises, meaning more old people will die as the population ages. Dr J V DePorte warns the death rate may rise as fewer births replace the aging. Aldous Hussey compares the future to life aboard a long voyage with old and infirm in the majority.
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J. V. DePorte
New York
Division of Vital Statistics
Aldous Hussey
Airplane Production Shows Steady Growth
Airplane producer O G Taylor predicts a 100 million annual plane output, aligning with Bureau of Air Commerce optimism. He notes aviation market growth mirrors early automotive expansion, with 1936 aircraft built at 3006, up 78 percent from 1935, and projected 100 percent rise in 1937. Aviation serves as a barometer of business progress and national morale, with safety devices advancing alongside output.
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O. G. Taylor
Bureau of Air Commerce
Tylor
Taylor
Health officials urge banning collars to beat summer heat
Washington health authorities argue that masculine collars trap heat and should be eliminated to improve comfort in hot weather. The Public Health Service suggests lighter summer attire for men, while noting women dress more sensibly for warmth. The piece mocks fashion norms and ends with a reflection on marriage.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Health Service
Anniversaries and birthdays in early United States history
Today's column lists historical anniversaries from 1727 to 1920, naming figures such as John Wentworth, Thaddeus Lowe, Benjamin Harrison, and John Milton Niles with birthplaces and death dates. It also covers TODAY IN HISTORY events including Fallen Timbers, the Ashburton Treaty, and WWJ's radio debut, plus today’s birthdays and a brief horoscope note.
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John Wentworth
New Hampshire
King’s Woods
America
Nova Scotia
Portsmouth
N. H
Halifax
N. S
John Milton Niles
Hartford
Conn
U. S
Windsor
Thaddeus
C. Lowe
Aeronautic Corps
Jefferson
Pasadena
Cal
Benjamin Harrison
Indianapolis
Indiana
North Bend
Ohio
Francis Tillon Nicholls
Louisiana
Donaldsonville
William McAndrew
Chicago
Ypsilanti
Mich
Mamoroneck
N. J
Fallen Timbers
Toledo
Anthony Wayne
Northwest
Ashburton
England
Boundry
Maine
Canada
Western Union
Atlantic and Pacific
Haymarket
John C. Bates
Sulu
Detroit News
WWJ
International Labor Organization
Geneva
Idol Chatter from Hollywood A Peek at Stars and Tricks
Jimmie Fidler reports on Hollywood life with quips about John Gilbert Dorothy Lamer Merle Oberon Sam Goldwyn and Katharine Hepburn as social rivalries and fashion notes. He describes studio secrecy, process shots on MGM sets, and the enduring gossip culture surrounding actors managers and dogs.
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Hollywood
Los Angeles
John Gilbert
Dorothy Lamour
Merle Oberon
Sam Goldwyn
America
Ruby Keeler
Marilyn Miller
Mario
Davies
Katharine Hepburn
Katherine Hepburn
Marlon Davies
Clark Gable
Charlie Chaplin
Harold Lloyd
Fred Astaire
Ameche
Etalian
Don
June Collyer
Leslie Howard
Siz
Joan Crawford
W. C. Fields
Paramount
MGM
Long Island Sound
Mind Training for Proper Directions and Harmony
The text urges shaping the mind toward proper directions and attaining moderate success. It advises avoiding quarrels and not remaining consistently opposed, emphasizing balanced behavior and self-control in conduct.
Waldorf Family Summer Visit Spans Indiana
Huntington JOTTINGS notes Mr and Mrs Russell Waldorf and daughters Margaret and Martha spent several days in Indiana with relatives. Eleanor Myers returned home to Akron after two weeks with her uncle Joseph Rapking and family. Joseph Rapking, Marlon Crile.
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Russell Waldorf
Margaret
Martha
Indiana
Eleanor Myers
Akron
Joseph Rapking
Marlon Crile
Bible Readings And Meditations Friday August 20 1944
Readings include Paul companions Aristarchus Luke Epaphras and Demas with notes on their roles and travels. Mention of James Myers home visits by Caroling Ranking and others from Cleveland and Urbana, plus local Farm Bureau Drivers Association banquet at LaGrange and Huntington Grange meeting.
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Coies
Paul
Aristarchus
Mark
Barnabas
Hierapolis
Luke
Sician
St. Paul
Ephesus
Rome
Justus
Epaphras
Cologiae
St. Luke
Demas
Carolin Ranking
Akron
James Myers
Harper
Ning Hart
Ruth Woodruff
Cleveland
Addie Cassell
Edward Nash
Grange Hall
Mike McLain
Pittsfield
Naegele
River Road News Notes
Mrs William Knapp returned home after caring for her daughter and grandson in Grafton. Mr and Mrs Reigel moved to Elyria. Mr and Mrs Byron Seely and son Carl spent Sunday at Berlin Heights visiting Mr and Mrs Roy Hurd. Mrs Ruby Zimmerman of Philadelph...
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River Road
William Knapp
Grafton
Reigel
Elyria
Byron Seely
Carl
Berlin Heights
Roy Hurd
Ruby Zimmerman
Phil
Adelphia
Don Swartz
Jail Pay 31 A Day In Wyoming Case
LARAMIE Wyoming inmate Hazel Burro is held as a material witness in a case set for November trial. She will be paid $1 per day for serving time in jail, totaling about $125.
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Laramie
Wyo
Hazel Burro
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Edgar A. Guest
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Luzerne Co
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Waterloo
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Captain Blood
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Jean Hersholt
von Stroheim
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Jean
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Vou
Jane Withers
Royal Command
Withers
Jane
Edgard Wallace
Lee Tracy
McNaught Syndicate
Murdach
Huntington
Wien
Shipyards
Scotland
National Safety Council
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