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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1933
Page
6
Moscow reports prospects of a bumper harvest sparking mobilization of men and transport nationwide. Illness and even deaths from overeating are noted as peasants, weary from deprivation, consume large quantities of bread and al l count. Ukrainian peasants, both collective farms and private operators, have delivered to the government by August 20 more than
The region, long stricken by food shortages, records alacrity in delivering its grain quote for the month. Officials confirm a bumper harvest and pledge to collect only previously set quotas, leaving substantial surplus grain in peasants' hands as a sign of keeping faith with the people.
Olympia officials report the Northwest is set to harvest the region’s largest wheat crop again this year with an expected yield at 77 percent of normal, according to the state director of agriculture.
In Harrisburg Pennsylvania a campaign to beautify highways led to the removal of 19 219 advertising posters from the right of way along state pavement.
District managers in Columbus Cleveland Cincinnati Toledo and Akron report a high volume of loan applications and mortgagee consents in the second week of operation. Attorneys and appraisers are reviewing titles and valuations as loans are expected to close in Ohio this week.
Warren Dues a 23 year old Flint Michigan unemployment chauffeur has been selected as Americas outstanding fire hero by the National Firemen association. He saved six small children and a 16 year old girl from a Flint fire two years ago and will lead the labor day parade in Washington where he will be presented to President Roosevelt.
Ohio figures show 19 696 applications valued at 59 million 284 thousand 649 dollars with 5 598 mortgagee consents totaling 18 million 694 thousand 506 dollars and 208 appraisals valued at 1 062 thousand 880 dollars. Cleveland realtor Joseph Laronge notes rising inquiries and calls for tax relief via the federal aid program and predicts real estate stabilization as the program continues. Delinquent taxes slated for payment through this channel exceed a million dollars across counties and municipalities as applications advance.
About 600 people attended the Avon-on-the-Lake Garden Club event on Aug 31. Top flower exhibits went to Mrs. Carl Gordon of Bay Village with several close runners up, while Avon Lake residents won prizes in farm and organizational categories and the Girl Scouts showcased canned fruit and jellies.
Franz Hofer the Tyrol Vorarlberg district Nazi chief was freed from Innsbruck jail by three men who chloroformed guards. He arrived in Bolzano with a knee wound after a Brenner Pass chase, abandoning the car and fleeing on a mountain path toward the frontier. Austria seeks extradition.
Members of the Congregational church met at the Engle home for a business session. Reports were given, plans discussed for a church homecoming on September 10. A committee including Roberts, Esther Ott, Mrs. Emil Ruth and Rev. C F Fogel led the planning. ENJOYS OUTING. Christian Endeavor members held a bonfire gathering at Clyde Heussner’s home with sixteen present. BRIEFS, The American Legion Post No. was noted. Bolzano is 35 miles south of Brenner Pass. Innsbruck lies 18 miles north.
Miss Hazel Brill Miss Phyllis Barthart and Nelson Brill attended the State Fair in Columbus Wednesday. Mrs. Isaac Slack Mrs. J hn Dairy and daughter Nellie were Wednesday dinner guests at Mrs. Cal Buswell's in Elyria. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Meacham and daughters with Stanley Hastings visited H. Weston in Oberlin Monday. Emery Scibley of Amherst was a Tuesday afternoon caller here. Convict paid four cents for coffee and doughnut in Marshall Michigan after escaping two years ago.
Vancouver drops the old curfew cannon after 40 years as economy removes a 1200 dollar appropriation for powder. The weapon, which rang daily at 9 p m, ends its decades long daily salute due to budget cuts.
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