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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1934

Page

11

Elyria Post Office Classified Statement and Rates

A. G HUDNUTT, President, publishes every evening except Sundays and holidays. Entered as second-class matter at Elyria Postoffice. Rates: single copy three cents, by carrier seven cents weekly, $7.39 yearly in advance. By mail daily outside Elyria to Corale and adjoining counties $3.00 yearly, within the state of G $4.00. Chicago address 3 So.

A. G Hudnutt Elyria Postoffice Mail Elyria Corale

The New School Year Brings Hope Amid Hard Times

The country faces the new school year with resolve to educate youth despite economic distress. Some states cut terms and Ohio closed hundreds of schools, yet communities strive to keep access to teaching and higher education. The college population grows as families seek productive uses for time while employment recovers, yielding a creditable overall record.

Ohio

Settling Labor Troubles Signals Hope for Recovery

NRA labor board chair reports more than half of industrial disputes affecting about 300000 workers have been settled. The piece argues mutual understanding between workers and employers is essential for stable employment and sustained industrial recovery, noting responsibility lies with both sides and cooperation reduces future labor strife.

NRA Labor Board

Wasted Energy by Roger Babson Urges Conservation

Statistician Roger Babson warned that waste of energy costs the nation and individuals. He cited auto accidents, fires, and unhealthy living as drains on resources, arguing that saving time and avoiding risks could raise the standard of living and preserve productive capacity.

Roger Babson

Model Prison Riot Tests Graterford Inmates

A long feature notes Graterford prison in Pennsylvania advertised as a model institution with sunlit cells and unbarred windows but riots by inmates prove even this facility is not riot proof. The piece argues that despite privileges and space the prison cannot escape violence and urges stern treatment for rioters.

Graterford Pennsylvania Perkiomen Valley

Golden Legion Bible Study and Obituary Fragments

A mixed fragment references Mordecai in Persia guiding Esther, praising humble service to God. It lists obituaries and notes on several figures: Mary WaneCraft Shelbh born 1787 died Feb 1 2531, George F Reot a composer who wrote songs including Battle Ore of Freedom, Tramp Tramp Tramp the Bars are Marching, Julian A Weir an artist born at West Point.

Mordecai Persia Lord Joseph Daniel Ezra Nehemiah Esther St. Louus Mary Wanecraft Shel George F. Reot Maine Julian A. Weir West Point

Today’s anniversaries span early American figures

Names linked to New York and Philadelphia emerge from a list of anniversaries including Ezra L Hommedieu, Joseph Dentse, Jean M. P. Loras, and Stephen Watts Kearny. Dates note births and deaths across 18th and 19th centuries, with places such as New York, Boston, Dubuque, and Newark cited.

Ezra L’hommedieu New York Statesman Continental Congress Long Island N.Y Joseph Dentse Boston Philadelphia Jean M. P. Loras Iowa France Dubuque Iown Stephen Watts Kearny Newark N. J

Notable births and events span decades and continents

A pasted fragment lists historical items from 1781 to modern times, noting battles, ships, trials, floods, and birthdays. It mentions France in Chesapeake raids, a Boston murder, floods in China, and notable births including Edwin A. Grosvenor, Huey P. Lang, Frederick H. Ecker, Joan Mason, Joan Blondell, and Sir Ernest Rutherford, among others.

Washington New York Chesapeake America Johnn W. Webster Boston Parkman China U. S Huep P. Lang Louisiana Winnfield Frederick H. Ecker The Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Phoenicia Joan T. Mason New Haven Sir Ernest Rutherford Britain New Zealand

Satire Painting Draws Crowds at Westchester Institute

A anonymous artist under Public Works Administration paints a Roosevelt satire titled The New Deal Attacked, shown at the Westchester Institute of Fine Arts in Tarrytown New York. The panel mocks Roosevelt with caricatures of Mrs Roosevelt Eleanor and Uncle Sam amid a royal crown and eagle motif. The privately funded exhibit drew many attendees from Republican Westchester, home of John D. Rockefeller.

Tarrytown N.Y Noosevely Administration Iit Public Works Administration Westchester Institute of Fine Arts Rave Reputlican Westchester Counmy John P. Rockefeller Roosvelt Maccrephrnes Rogsey Eleanor Dall Ail

Health Camp To Close Tuesday

Camp workers report weight gains among children attending the program as it nears the start of the school year. A large county group will visit to review progress and discuss what remains to be done before classes begin.

Caimp Sihal Canin

Dismantling of Harrisburg Anthracite Site Noted

In Pennsylvania near Lyhong and Teres marking central Pennsylvanias birthplace of the coal trade, a Mach Davia Company dismantled the old works at Centur. Anthracite was found in 1845 by Jacob Burd, Sy., and Peter Kimes. Crude pipe coatings began with the discoverers and the product was prepared.

Bullinangs Harrisburg Centur Wld Lyhong Owicouisco Tere Pennsyvanke Mach Davia Jacob Burd, Sy Peter Kimes thei@iscoverers

Growth of Coal Industry Draws Thousands of Miners to Region

The text notes rapid expansion of coal production in Philadelphia area during the war years, with the industry pulling in thousands of miners to the district as large collieries developed and employment surged.

Philadelphia Wea

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