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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1932
Page
16
Elyria Knights of Columbus have started a movement to form a dock company with members of the organization to acquire property or a home for their use. The plan aims to organize a cooperative venture to secure land and buildings for the group’s activities and housing.
A Treasury Department report calculates that dividing all United States wealth equally would give each person including children and nonpersons 3461 dollars. The estimate highlights the vast scale of national wealth and distribution possibilities.
Red Cross mobilises forces and resources in Elyria today under guidance from the central committee in Washington, initiating war preparedness activities as instructed.
Oberlip faces a coal famine with no gas supply as Oberlip College officials seek coal in Elyme but are told none is available. Company B of the Fifth Regiment, about 60 Ely men, stay at the Mexican border due to U S Germany tensions and possible National Guard mobilization. The unit, now at El Paso, was to reach Elyria next Monday. A courthouse expansion is proposed as Lorain County records fill every corner. Charlin drug stores now close at 8 pm daily through February with hours undecided after.
Elvira Post 12 of the American Legion has opened an employment bureau to aid ex service men. The post cooperates with other Legion posts to help the 460000 to 900000 veterans unemployed nationwide. A conference of the National Society for Crippled Children will meet in Elyria next Wednesday and Thursday with seven states expected to attend.
Carmi Thompson former secretary of state of Ohio and U S treasurer under Taft will address the Open Forum February 15 on the Philippines following his return from study in the islands by order of President Coolidge Loomis G Andrus former councilman dies at home 21 West avenue after weeks of illness
Following Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes retirement, a Boston anecdote recalls his sharp rulings. About thirty years earlier Hetty Green sued trustees over depreciation of investments. the Massachusetts Supreme Court decision went against her and Holmes quipped I see they have decided against you. Green replied Judge Holmes didn’t need to wipe up the floor with me.
A quip suggests a political or historical remark about the Fifteenth and Canada. The sentence treats Canada as a snow scene and implies belief it was squandered or misused. It reflects a satirical or rhetorical viewpoint rather than a direct news event.
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