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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1933

Page

6

Ford code struggle mars Eagle plan reports

Washington August 30 Henry Ford faced a choice between aligning with the NRA or operating under a Blue Eagle code. The administration warned that Americans would not tolerate wage cuts or shorter hours. Ford, Edsel Ford, and Detroit negotiators debated a self imposed code while recovery talks proceed. Resources and statements from Hugh Johnson and the Ford camp marked a tense moment in the industry code process.

Ashington Henry Ford NRA Hugh Johnson Ord Ford Ada Edsell Ford Motor Pany Maine Bn E

Horns Enclose Eyes of Australian Rancher’s Ram

Scott’s Scrapbook notes a ram owned by Dawkins in Australia with horns that have grown to encircle both eyes. The unusual growth is described in a light, anecdotal column by R. J. Scott.

Ford not in NACC. officials cite attitude uncertainty

The discussion notes Ford did not attend future conferences and is not a member of the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce it drew up the code and was to administer its provisions. Johnson was pressed about taking action on Ford with critics warning of public response if Blue Eagles appear on other cars.

Ford National Automobile Chamber of Commerce Johnson

Famed Radio Star on Capitol Stage to Open Day

Tomorrow at the Capitol Theatre a special 10 30 A M show features Shirley Bell the original Little Orphan Annie in a musical and dramatic program. Regular matinee and evening performances follow with Sylvia Sidney in Dreiser’s Jennie Gerhardt, portraying a woman whose charm brings tragedy. No children admitted to the morning show.

Capitol Theatre Shirley Bell Capitol Stage Sylvia Sidney Theodore Dreiser Jennie Gerhardt

Radio star draws crowd for youths and adults

An event is arranged for both young listeners and adults to hear the famed radio star. The plan invites families and community members to attend and enjoy the presentation by the celebrated broadcaster.

Romola irrigation project to start after Oct 1 near Phoenix

Work on the Romola irrigation district begins soon with 650 men to rehabilitate the former project. The Reconstruction Finance Corporation provides 1 350 909 dollars for canal and dam repairs and a flume across the Agua Fria. The project aims to reclaim 40 000 acres. about 20 090 acres are already planted. Promoters faced conviction for mail fraud, delaying completion of the dream begun decades earlier.

Phoenix Ariz. Uey Southwest Romola W. H. Baardsley R. F.C Reconstruction Finance Corporation

Dam Threats Drive Planned Hole Repair

The dam owner, fearing structural defects could breach the barrier, threatened dynamite. To avert violence, a hole was cut to limit storage above 134 feet. New plans call for blocking the hole and restoring the dam’s capacity.

Artful Painter Charles X Becomes Noted Artist in Cincinnati

Charles X, once a homeless wanderer in Cincinnati, has emerged as Charles Vojtecky, a painter and former Austrian nobleman. Vojtecky began a mural project at a city mission weeks ago and disclosed his identity after signing the work. He claims to be the son of a wealthy Austrian nobleman who left home in 1995 to pursue America, having taught at a midwestern college until this year.

Radio Program Schedule Oxidizes To Dense Listing

A cluttered OCR crop lists radio programs across stations WHHK WGAR WTAM WHE WEAF WLW and WLW with times, performers, bands, and ad notes. It enumerates concert orchestras, soloists, and recurring acts such as Lum and Abner, the Goldbergs, and Tarzan, interleaved with sports items and public notices.

the Apatators Florencia Brad Kincaid Cheerio Progr Breen DeRose Vaughn King Navy Band Edre’s Fidlers Orch Jack and Lovett Wintera. Weber Green Brothers Frances Ingram NRA Pieasant Pete Tarzan Lum Abner The Goldbergs Orch Scott's Oahu Bester Pidler Ae M Heena Knott Devotional Bild-Tobe Dave Roberts Rels Duna Qver Dick Dawson Jimmy Ague Case WGAR Uncle Clyde Ethel Waters Lowell Thomas Amog ‘N' Andy Messner Kaye Essex Enable Nomads Ortiz Tirado F. J. Merrick Marathon Dani Sanson Wtam Pie Plant Pete Lance Donald Dickson the Goldbergs Fannie Brice Stephen Foster Grofer Rergimentalists Aly Ippy

Ohio Pastor, Wife, Daughter Die In Crash Near Circleville

Funeral plans move forward for Rev. Charles H. Eichinger 49 and his wife Zelda 45 and daughter-in-law Louise Eichinger killed when their car collided with an oil truck at the State Routes 159 and 36 intersection seven miles south of Circleville Ohio. Their son Avery Eichinger 26 and Ham Blackford 29 Wellston were injured hospitalized with fractures and internal injuries and pelvic injuries respectively.

Circleville Charles H. Eichinger M. E Zelda Louise Eichinger Avery Eichinger

Real Estate Transfers From Elyria Penfield and Black River

Lee S and Maude Day transfer lot 45 in Days subdivision Elyria to H W Guthrie by warranty deed. Sarah Elizabeth Narler sells lot 5 section 1 Penfield township to George S Waite by warranty deed. Joseph Peloza transfers lot 31 in J B Hodge addition Black River township by quit claim deed to Salomea Peloza.

Lee S. and Maude Day H. W. Guthrie Day Elyria Sarah Elizabeth Narler George S. Waite Penfield Township Joseph Peloza Salomea Pelloza J. B. Hodge Black River Township

Local Painter Ousted from City Following Family Tie

A fragmented report notes a Pittsburgh area artist chose to live in a suburban setting away from his children and notes some critics praising his moral stance. The piece hints at tension between personal choices and public expectations surrounding his career.

Pittsburgh

Kentucky Down Sales Tax Plan Defeated in House

FRANKFORT Ky August 30 the Kentucky House defeated Governor Ruby Laffoon's gross sales tax proposal 52 to 36 after the special session opened. Leaders said the tax cannot pass before 1926 due to anti tax majorities in the 1954 regular session. The governor made no further tax recommendation as lawmakers seek other relief funds.

Frankfort Kentucky House of Representatives Ruby Laffoon General Assembly Laftoon

Man fined for intoxication before city mayor

E. G. Whitmore pleaded guilty to intoxication at arraignment before Mayor W. H. The mayor ordered a fine of five dollars plus costs, reflecting a straightforward municipal case handled in the local court.

E. G. Whitmore W. H

Wrecks Kill Dozens in Rail and Plane Disasters

A flood weakened bridge on the Golden State Limited killed eight and injured forty one as the Southern Pacific and Rock Island Lines train plunged. A two plane crash near Quay, New Mexico killed five, with several injured. In San Antonio two army planes collided, killing three fliers and injuring another. Debris and survivor accounts describe rapid救 rescue.

Tucumcari N. M Anguat New Mexico Teday Golden State Limited Southern Pacific Rock Island Lines Here Los Angeles Quay San Antonio Tex Army Charlies Croft Tucumcarl James Randle W. H. Zarley Quincy T. D. Cook el Paso Cecila Tuscon Ariz Mary Rose Tucson P. T. Beaton Amarillo Nelle MacKenzie Ralph Gore Albuquerque Evelyn Howard Morgan W. G. Barcus Kansas City Harley R. Grater Lebanon Ind William Pasche Chicago Harold R. Sandberg Denver Louis A. Vaupre Kalamazoo Mich Dalhart Samuel Kaufman Fred McKeown Notre Dame Henry Appling Fort Bliss

Dutch Kitchen Opens On Lodi Street In Dutch Style

Real Dutch atmosphere greets patrons as Dutch Kitchen opens today at Lodi and West River Streets in remodeled quarters. Bright tables windmills and Dutch decor create a homelike dining setting offering dinners, light lunches, sandwiches, and a variety of dishes for good food lovers.

Lodi West River Streets

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