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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1937
Page
13
Boston educator Beatrice Hunter Cahill argues in favor of the Personality Quotient as a key predictor of vocational success. She says emotional balance and self confidence are essential for teachers, insurance workers, and doctors, and that personality development must align with chosen goals.
Pembroke bee-keeper John N. DeMuth aged 55 and his son Jourdain migrate 300 bee colonies to Lake County Florida for the winter. They expect to return in spring with about 1000 colonies and drums of orange honey. DeMuth says nonstop 26 hour drive with three drivers keeps bees calm, as stopping crushes them.
S. D Chamberlain reports R. H. Somers, former Indian fighter, stating that frontier Native Americans, though dangerous with gun or bow, were weak in fist fights by white standards. He recalls Sitting Bull as powerful yet not a match for whites in close combat, and notes women as the stronger figures in tribal life.
A century ago a tide of English migration to the Ohio Valley coincided with widespread land frauds sold as real estate. Commentary notes how discussions in England paralleled investigations, including Dickers' 1842 visit to examine these swindles firsthand among his countrymen.
General Motors plans to resume production boosting output by 115,000 units as a five cent per hour wage increase is announced, expected to place about 25.0 million dollars in workers’ pockets. Federal mediation aids settlement while UAW leaders prepare bargaining for steel, with talks set to begin in New York.
The readable portion shows workers marching toward Fisher Plant No 2 within a military zone created by the National Guard. A Chevrolet vehicle emerges as the scene unfolds, reflecting a tense labor context and orderly fringe actions.
Gussie Smallwood a colored Ely featherweight from Charley White's stable trains for his professional debut Monday eve ning at Hotel Antlers Lorain in a six round bout with Jimmie Dot of Cleveland Teamom Dot reached the finals of the recent Cleveland Plain Dealer Golden Gloves losing to Midge Mansine The show promoted by Jimmy Gascoigne of Lorain features Ray Sharkey vs Petie Mack in a ten rounder and Pete DeLuzio vs Joey Boldin in eight rounds Profiteering bouts include Art Booth vs Offut Hoff and Mike Klepek vs Eddie Kulaski both first pro fights Sellout expected and curtain at 5:13 p m
A massive parade capped by Governor Murphys directing the strike settlement drew about 10 000 participants including 1 300 evacuated sit-down workers. Festivities featured concert balloons banners and singing while union officials rode a roaring sound car. By 6 50 p m the 145t S'iker abandoned the MARS as police watched. Mayor Bradshaw declared a police dictatorship later city officials planned a story gala at Pens elly Hall. The city commission met soon to discuss enhanced powers amid ongoing emergency conditions.
Morne Pieaven, director of St. appears to spearhead a shift toward serious art, aiming to save important recognition for a local craft community. The fragment signals entries by tradesmen expanding into cultural work and institutional support.
Henry McLemore imagines a sensational, satirical set of negotiations around Dizzy Dean and the St. Louis Cardinals. The spoof traces a mock dispute over pay, including Dean demanding £50,000, with partners Dean and Mrs. Dean entangled in a dramatic backroom drama across 23 states, ending with Dean remaining a Cardinal for another year.
In Cleburne Texas Dan Flynn built a toy automobile in three days using a washing machine engine an apple box chassis and a pint fruit jar as a fuel tank. The vehicle runs 12 miles per hour and travels about six miles on a pint of fuel, delighting locals.
Pauls federal art project notes night classes show enrollment more than double day classes. The observation highlights higher interest in evening sessions and may reflect program reach or demand patterns across the art training initiative.
Oberlin will host Wittenberg in a Ohio Conference cage game at Warner gym tomorrow night. Last season Wittenberg won 44-36. Oberlin lost three regulars to graduation, while Wittenberg returns two of its graduates. Probable starters: Oberlin Mestrezat Reed Borden Cooper Mytinger. Wittenberg Moran Michael Werner Rankin Dykstra.
Struck Furnitures defeated Rothgery Motors in two of three games in a St. John’s Lutheran Bowling League match at the school alleys. The result did not affect standings. Koepke led Struck Furnitures with 534. C. Buchholz led Motors with 443. Al Buchholz had a best 215 game.
Cleveland February 12 Archie San Romani Olympic distance runner was considered today as a substitute for Glenn Cunningham who was unable to attend the exhibition race at Public Hall on March 20 due to another engagement.
Oberlin High School’s Red and Blue basketball team seeks its first Little Big Five win as they travel to Willard tonight. The Indians have dropped six straight decisions.
Chicago officials announced receipt of signed contracts from Linus Frey infielder and Clyde Shoun left handed pitcher who was with Birmingham last year.
Cincinnati Reds sold former Michigan star Whitey Wistert to the Columbus Red Birds of the American Association. Wistert, a former All America football standout, hit .388 in 64 games as a pitcher converted to first base after arm issue. He debuted in 1934 with Wilmington and later played for Fort Worth. The Columbus club also sent Mik Martynik to Memphis on option.
Chanceview thrilled Ar cardia crowds by winning the San Carlos Handicap and earning a $106000 added Santa Anita Handicap spot. Alfred Gwynn Vanderbilt bought the bay gelding for reports above 25000 after the sloppy track victory by 12 lengths over Indian Broom Boxthorn and Mr Bones. Discovery ran seventh as Vanderbilt seeks a strong Feb 27 classic contender.
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