Lorain County Chronicle Telegram publishing details
The Elyria based Chronicle Telegram lists its circulation information and pricing. It notes the Lorain County Printing Publishing Co as publishers with G. Budnitt as president. Pricing includes three cents per copy, nine dollars per year by carrier, and four dollars per year for Lorain and adjoining counties by mail, with higher rates elsewhere in Ohio.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Audit Bureau
Second Street
Ohio
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co Company
G. Budnutt
Elyria Postoffice
Boy
Matl Daily Outelée
Elorra
Lorain
Byrd calls for federal bureau reorganization amid duplication
Senator Byrd of Virginia urged consolidating federal bureaus noting 24 agencies for leading government funds and five liquidated siblings. He cites overlapping roles in deposits and loans construction conservation and wildlife, warning of 90 bureaus doing one job and 18 Washington addresses, with untold sums wasted yearly.
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Byrd
Virginia
Washington
Congress
Obstructed Corners Danger to Drivers at Intersections
Obstructed street corners create sightline hazards in many towns. Drivers often speed past cross streets assuming danger is minimal, but a car may appear suddenly from behind a corner. Urban layouts with close-set houses and dense business blocks increase crash risk. slowing near intersections protects health and wallet.
Coronation Week Rentals Reach New Heights in London
London market shows pricey rentals for coronation week with a Park Lane house at 97,500 for the week and smaller properties at 3,000. A St James's Street flat and grandstand seats also command high sums as newspapers note the tourism boost for 1937. This spending is unlikely to alter the war debt payments policy.
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London
Park Lane
St. James’s Street
National Treasury
No Universal Rule Applies To Education And Wealth
The educator who says a 15 year old must earn enough to retire is mercenary. Education rewards include more than money, and many teachers do not seek wealth by 45. By that yardstick nearly all presidents would be failures, yet many men achieve greatness later in life. Some are doers all their lives, others never do. If such a limit were true, revered historical figures would be failures.
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United States
Utopians in Alaska Protest Federal Funding Cuts
The Matanuska Utopians protest Washington’s plan to reduce Alaska colonist funding. They resist using revenue for settlement, associating regimentation with bounty. Critics note broader Alaska changes and warn against government restraint without subsidies.
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Washington
Alaska
Ft. Wayne
1937 United Feature Syndicate Toe TM Reg U S Pat
A compact item notes a 1937 United Feature Syndicate registration and patent references with standard markings and reserved rights for the period. The fragment confirms formal protections or branding language used in syndication materials.
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U.S. Pat
Temptation and Duty in Christ’s Wilderness Test
A devotional meditation contrasts Jesus rejection of temptation with worldly promises. It reflects on the crowd’s desire for a political savior, urges steadfast worship of God, and urges readers to recognize temptation’s empty offers. The text shifts into a technical note on tax reserve accounting, detailing how to report reserve amounts and receivables for a taxable year.
Supreme Court Upholds Gold Legislation in 1935
In 1935 the Supreme Court ruled the government’s gold legislation constitutional by a 5 to 4 vote. The decision affirmed federal control over gold reserves amid ongoing monetary policy battles.
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U. S Supreme Court
Income Tax Deduction For Bad Debts Explanation
Taxpayers may deduct bad debts either from gross income or by adding to a reserve. The 1921 method choice binds future returns unless the Commissioner approves a change. First returns in 1926 may select either method with examination and may be limited to large accounts for reserve. The reserve amount varies by business, considering total debts and balance of existing records and realized losses.
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Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Anniversaries of notable figures and events
A list of historical anniversaries includes Alessandro Volta born 1745 and other figures such as James Biddle born 1783, Nicolo Paganini born 1784, George Peabody born 1795, Octave Chanute born 1832, Louis C. Tiffany born 1843, Andres Zorn born 1860, and institutions like Gregorian University founded 1551 and the American Institute of the City of New York in 1825. It also notes political milestones from 1853 Know Nothing Party, 1861 Jefferson Davis’s inauguration, to 1913 Madero’s capture and assassination.
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Alessandro Volte
James Biddle
Philadelphia
Nicolo Paganini
George Peabody
Britain
Atlantic
Peabody
Mass
London
Octave Chanute
Chicago
Wright Brothers
France
Louis C. Tiffany
New York
Andres Zorn
Gregorian University
Rome
St. Ignratius Loyola
American Institute of
City of New York
Jefferson Davis
Confederate States of America
Madero
Mexico
Notable Birthdays of Public Figures Across States
A list of prominent figures with birthplaces and ages: Oscar Odds McIntyre of New York born in Plattsburg Missouri 53 years ago. Charles M Schwab born in Williamsburg Pennsylvania 75 years ago. Jimmy Durante born in New York City 43 years ago. Hugh L Kerwin director of the U S Conciliation Service born Blossburg Pennsylvania 64 years ago. Dr Harry W Laidler of Brooklyn writer socialist born there 55 years ago. Robbins W Barstow president Hartford Seminary Foundation born Clastonbury Connecticut 47 years ago. Arthur Goodrich writer born New Britain Connecticut 59 years ago. (Copyrighted).
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O. O
Oscar Odds) McIntyre
New York
Plattsburg
Charles M. Schwab
Willamsburg
Jimmy Durante
New York City
Hugh L. Kerwin
Wellsboro
U. S. Concillation Service
Dept. of Labor
Blossburg
Harry W
Valentine Party Hosted by Henrietta Bates
Henrietta Missy Daphne Bates hosted a Valentine party at her residence Saturday evening for her class and High School teachers. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. P M Wallace and Mr. and Mrs. Johnson. Refreshments were served to a list of attendees including Misa Catlin Lucille Sanders Jane Kendeigh Helen Batas Raymond Petty Kenneth Denger Bob Unger Ralph McDowell Jr Keith Bucks Kenneth Altmiller Eddie Neal Domad Portman John Gede and the hostess.
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Missy Daphne Bates
P.M. Wallace
Johnson
Misa Catlin
Lucille Sanders
Jane Kendeigh
Helen Batas
Raymond Petty
Kenneth Denger
Bob Unger
Ralph McDowell Jr
Keith Bucks
Kenneth Altmiller
Eddie Neal
Domad Portman
John Gede
Local groups meet for Valentine party at church parlor
The Kitchen Ettas, Four Clovers, and Young Farmers of America with leader Mrs Mead Petty gathered in the M E church parlors Saturday evening for a brief business session and a Valentine party. After games and exchanges of valentines fruit jello and cookies were served to twenty two attendees.
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Young Farmers — of America
Mead Petty
M. E
P T A Meeting Features Citizenship Talk and Music
The February P T A gathering at the school building included Rev. Bucher addressing Citizenship after routine business. County orchestra provided music, with soprano Miss Wilson performing Lord Let Me Live Today, set to words by Mrs. Anna Wittenbach of Henrietta and music by Mlord Moore.
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Bucher
Esther Kaetzel Birthday Dinner Guests
The Rev S Kaetzel and daughter Esther with the Misses Doris Portman Phyllis Portman and Ardith Bauman were guests at a six o'clock dinner on Thursday hosted by Mrs Anna Wyttenbach for Esther Kaetzel's sixteenth birthday. News notes mention visits by Mr and Mrs Oscar Zurcher and baby to his parents in Lorain, Mr and Mrs Albert Schneider and daughters Eleanor and Ruth Ann from Berea to Mrs John Bauman Jr, and Mr and Mrs Max Coates and son from Cleveland with Mr and Mrs Barry Webber of Oberlin visiting Harold Coates. The Wuer family of Cleveland spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Wallace Court. Mrs S Kaetzels spending sev
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Rev. S. Kaetzel
Esther
Doris
Phyllis Portman
Ardith Bauman
Anna Wyttenbach
Esther Kaetzel
Oscar Zurcher
Fternoon
John Zurcher
Lorain
Albert Schneider
Eleanor
Ruth Ann
Berea
John Bauman Jr
Max Coates
Cleveland
Barry Webber
Oberlin
Harold Coates
Wallace Wuer
Wallace Court
S. Kaetzels
Local families visit in Ohio and Cleveland hospital events
Social notes record visits in Cleveland and Lorain area including Mr and Mrs Ray Brown at St Likes Hospital for X rays and Sunday meals with George Latteman and the Latteman and Bartlume families. Lorain guest Robert Bartlume visited Melvin Unger while Derwin Dorman stayed with Elmer Portman and Phyliss Portman. Brownhelm hosts Howard Kuessel for a call.
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Cial
St. Likes Hospital
Cleveland
Ray Brown
Mra
George Latteman
Hirmingham
Ernest Bartlume
Robert
Lorain
Melvin Unger
Derwin Dorman
Canton
Elmer Portman
Portman
Phyliss
Return of Donald Portman Opens School After Illness
Donald Portman returned to school on Monday following a two week illness. Mrs. Ella Kendeigh of Oberlin visited over the weekend with her son Earl and family. Mrs. Chauncey Currier and Mrs. Frank Kelble attended Guest Night Study club at Mrs. Harold Moore in South Amherst. Miss Dorothy Becker from Elyria visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Becker. Mrs. Oscar Zurcher called on ill neighbors Mrs. Donald Halgh and Miss Betty Crist Saturday evening. Will Paul of Milan visited the Wallace Court home. Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Krieg of Elyria were dinner guests at Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Beeker's home.
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Donald Portman
Ella Kendeigh
Oberlin
Earl
Chauncey Currier
Frank Kelble
Harold Moore
South Amherst
Dorothy Becker
Elyria
G. C. Becker
Oscar Zurcher
Donald Hal
Minnesota Christmas tree harvest in 1936 outlined
The Minnesota state forestry division reports about 2,000,000 Christmas trees harvested in 1936, with a retail value around 1.25 million dollars. Roughly 700,000 trees stayed in Minnesota and 1,300,000 were shipped to other states. The text also notes Cologne in Germany, known as Koln, a city of about 765,000 on both sides of the Rhine.
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St, Paul
Minnesota
State Division of Forestry
Cologne
Koln
Altitated
Rhind
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