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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1934

Page

5

Plan to Crack Down on Republicans in Next Congress

Washington December 21 Democrats plan to crack down on the Republican minority in the next congress depriving them of strength on key committees. House Majority Leader Joseph W Burns endorses reducing Republican representation on committees to boost Democratic posts. The move will be proposed at the party caucus and is expected to win broad support.

Washington House Joseph W. Burns Burns

Democrats Gain Specific Lead in House Committee Balance

The article notes that Democrats will hold about 312 seats to 114 Republicans with 219 vacancies across 47 committees as turnover reshapes the Ways and Means panel and other assignments. It discusses expected partisan shifts, chairmanships, and debates over proportional representation in committees.

Doll House Built by Grandfather Delights Roxbury

Simon S. Rabinovitz, popular with Roxbury children, built a 12 foot doll house for his granddaughter Dorothy Hyde in six months from 110 sugar boxes and odds and ends. The $40 project includes electric lights, hardwood floors, a bed for baby dolls, desk, toy telephone, broom, rocking chair, waste basket and china closet with toy dishes.

Boston Simon S. Rabinovitz Roxbury Dorothy Hyde Rabinovitz Dorothy

Noisy Fire Siren Triggers Jersey Town Protest

Residents of Headdenfield New Jersey protest the loud fire siren. Fire Chief William K. Hunter promised action after complaints about the siren blaring as firemen return from alarms.

New Jersey Headdonfield, &. J.R William K. Hunter

Novel Announcement Kelly Sets Release Amid Hype

A forthcoming fiction titled Kelly is officially announced with anticipation building around its release. The author and publisher have not disclosed a firm date, but fans await more details on plot, setting, and print format.

Kelly

Christmas Programs Announced for Local Churches

Kipton Community Sunday School to present its annual Christmas program at Community church on Christmas Eve December 24. Camden Baptist Sunday School plans its Christmas Eve program at its church. Dr and Mrs Hagerman mourn nephew George Dutton death with Mendon Ohio funeral Friday. Mrs P B Harding leaves Friday for Winter Haven Florida visit with daughter Mrs Duey Ellsworth and family.

Kipton Community Sunday Camden Baptist Sunday School Florida P. &. Harding Duey P. Ellsworth Winter Haven

Local Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits

ministerial meeting at Rochester Baptist attended by Rev Thomas Short and M E Perkins. Oberlin hosts Harold Lathrop and wife for dinner. H A Heidt and son Frederick visit Toledo. Bayless family from Cleveland and other neighbors drop by Kipton Brighton Wellington Elyria Medina Attica and Birmingham as guests and callers.

Thomas Short M. E. Perkins Hebron Association Rochester Baptist Church Harold Lathrop Oberlin Dean Morgan H. A. Heidt Frederick Toledo Philip Herrmann Vern Heidrick Brighton Norma Warren Huffaker Kipton Ray Green Leon Kingsbury Attica Wendell Bayless Cleveland C. D. Bayless Vic Cook Bert Hayes Wellington Pearl Welsh New London James Radley Huntington Curt Fulger Elyria Sntire Clayton Chrysler James Meek Otto Geist Norris Hales Ruth Herbert Peet Iva Austin Ralph Holden Birmingham Glen Olsen Phillip Herrmann Marilyn Calkins W. W. Calkins Mattie Allpress Grace MacBurnie Ed Ayliffe Lyle Green Will Myers Medina Kemp Whitney

The World's Fashionable Idol Is the National State

A concise gloss notes that the state stands as the era’s leading symbol of fashion and authority, cited as the central idol shaping trends and public perception in society. The line reflects a parliamentary or political culture where state identity dominates cultural aspirations.

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