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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1938
Page
8
Milwaukee August report notes United Auto Workers weighing cessation of a monthly per capita assessment to the CIO. The advisory committee proposes ending the levy amid internal disputes over national leadership and organizational direction affecting Wisconsin and Minnesota locals.
A fragmented public guidance piece discusses anxiety management and cautions about unproven products. It mentions nervousness, calming methods, and references to health concerns, urging careful approaches and skepticism toward dubious remedies. The text also alludes to general wellness tips and potential medical considerations without detailing specific treatments or outcomes.
The executive board ousted four UA officials on Aug 6 after charges they sought to hamper Communist proposals. Bewas Law proposed submitting questions to a universal election and restoring ousted Vice Presidents Ed Hall Richard Frankensteen Wryardham Mortimer and George Adie to their posts. The move was debated late, with threats of stopping pay potentially costing about $20 000 monthly and affecting a 400 000 member group.
A garbled Ohio Florida item notes a person named Stan Wy or Wy won a bet about drinking a quart in one sitting and references alcoholism. A separate line mentions a thief stealing a 300 amp electrical transformer from a station on a pistol practice range of the pole department.
Daily back page diary notes from New York City Aug 29 recounting Mary’s learner’s permit delay and youth driving risk, visits to markets and stalls at the Fulton Fish Market, Rogers clam chowder stand history since 1864, a tour of the New York Telephone Building lobby, and profile of Cal Tinney of Oklahoma who rose in radio and print before 1938.
Teddy Raynor and Hugo Albright sail on the Golden Gull where a stewardess is murdered. Denis Graham warns of a link to the Order of the Golden Gull. A lounge meeting is called as suspicions fall on Teddy. The note beside the body fuels fear that Teddy may be accused.
The Loyal youth of the Baptist Sunday School plan the regular monthly meeting at Cascade Park in Elyria on Wednesday evening August 31. Avon School principal Mr Blake will be at the school office 1 to 3 PM to meet students requiring registration or assistance. Nearby notes report Mr and Mrs Albert Chester returning from Minnesota late Saturday, Mr and Mrs Roy Ankit visiting from Olmstead Falls, Miss Harriet Dudley visiting Cleveland relatives, Mrs Nagel of Youngstown visiting her daughter Mrs Tom Sample, and the Spriggs reunion at Clyde attended by Mr and Mrs R A Chester and others.
Accidents claimed the lives of fourteen Ohioans over the weekend in a series of crashes and burns. Names include Adran Mich and A B Gee both of West Unity, plus Gerald B Schaffer and Fred Johns and his brother Fais Johns near Cambridge. Edward Johns suffered head injuries, Mrs Sam Gregory died from burns east of Circleville, and Dolores Moore died in Coshocton. The report cites a sleep-related crash near Circleville and a bridge collision in front of the State Highway Patrol barracks at Cambridge.
A list of traffic fatalities and injuries across Ohio and nearby counties. Names include Adeline Feinberg, Virginia Daneff, Thomas Gilman, Joseph Reid, and others. Incidents involve collisions with automobiles and motorcycles along Route 23 and Brunswick areas. Fatalities include civilians and two families, with injuries to Mrs Gerstenberger.
Yoledo based Conk Int Pen, a 30 year old company, has been sold to a Chicagoan syndicate. No immediate changes in operating plans are being considered.
Edward Davis of Windsor was fined 125 dollars after a constable testified that, on duty nearby, he heard Davis swear in his sleep. Davis reportedly replied at his door, I must have been just talking in my sleep.
In Phoenix authorities state the swastika emblem of the national guard division of Arizona Colorado New Mexico and Oklahoma is not to be discarded. They insist the badge comes from Indian sources predating fascism and will not be replaced by a thunderbird. Poland ships 880 tons of eggs monthly to Italy.
An advertisement touts Camel cigarettes with claims of weather protection for camels, costlier tobaccos, and workers blending fine tobaccos. It highlights a large air conditioning unit and asserts science preserves nature's tobaccos for steady smoking enjoyment.
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