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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1930
Page
7
The Ohio Governor's General Tax Committee Sub-Committee warns a general sales tax would raise administrative costs and evasions, reducing net state revenue. They estimate Ohio annual retail sales around three billion dollars, with potential $30 million gross and no more than $10 million net after costs. Merchants would likely pass the tax to customers, risking store bankruptcies.
VIENNA December 6 charges against Charles A Levine American aviation enthusiast arrested here weeks ago in connection with alleged counterfeiting activity were dropped today Levine visited an engraver and sought to buy what police claimed were counterfeit dies for French coins
Eastern time listing of WTAM WHK WJAY WABGC and other stations with evening programming including organ, orchestras, talks, weather updates, sports events, and special broadcasts across Cleveland and major markets, detailing times, show titles, and featured acts. The schedule covers WTAM WHK WJAY WABGC WADC WEBM WGN WLS WMAQ WLW WWJ WGY WER.
Reading of a dense OCR schedule shows WTAM and WHE listing Sunday programs from morning to midnight. Entries include multiple musical ensembles, orchestras, choirs, recitals, and talk forums with numerous named acts and time blocks across both stations.
Evening program slate lists WTAM and affiliated station lineups from 6:30 p.m. to midnight with orchestras, talk, weather updates, and a Sherlock Holmes feature. Notable entries include Bedf ord Glen’s Orchestra, Club Madrid Orchestra, and Pat Haley segments amid farm talks and market reports.
WHR 1590 broadcasts begin at 6 40 a m with Morning Devotions and Tony's Scrap Book. The lineup includes Crooning Strings Julia Hares Board of Education Arithmetic Lesson Marmola Ethel and Harry Paul Tremaine's Orchestra and Columbia Artists Recital among others through 9 30 p m.
Dolores Del Rio stars in United Artists first all talkie The Bad One opening tomorrow at the Rivoli with Edmund Lowe. The day’s schedule features organist Ann Leaf and an array of studio programs, talks, and performances including Gordon’s Orchestra and Rubberneck Man as the late-night attractions.
George Fitzmaurice directs a romantic comedy drama set around Marseilles waterfront cabarets with Miss Del Rio as a coquettish dancer and singer and Lowe as a sea roving Don Juan. The film marks their first teaming since What Price Glory.
Fox movietone feature Rene gades opens at Capitol Theatre tomorrow. Warner Baxter leads in Renegades as a French officer who joins the Foreign Legion after his sweetheart betrays him. Myrna Loy adds allure as a formidable rival in a tale of danger and intrigue.
Betty wonders about her future marriage and whether she will resemble her father or an aunt. The exchange with her mother reveals a somber, humorless tone about traditional roles. An object lesson contrasts wealth and fleeting tea service as a social commentary.
An elderly man fails to assist his wife entering a railway carriage. She chides him, recalling youth, and he replies wryly that she is no longer buoyant or gallant as when she was younger. A light domestic vignette in playful banter.
Frederick Channer of Iver Buckinghamshire learned at age 72 that his birth name was Thomas Field. He spent most of his 80 years unaware of the change, living under the name Channer until the discovery. The revelation ends decades of mistaken identity and reflects on record-keeping.
A hostess plays piano as dinner runs late. She offers a sonata to a deaf old gentleman on her right who expresses surprise and pleasure. He admits having two on the way and gratefully accepts another.
A teacher displays the Washington crossing image and asks for the name of the picture. A small voice from the back quips with the line Sit down you're rockin the boat, adding a note of humor to the classroom moment.
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