Chronicle Telegram Publication Details and Rates 1939
The Chronicle Telegram lists publishing staff and offices in Elyria Ohio with rates and circulation notes. It provides editor Clare George and president G Nuttt, plus pricing: single copy three cents, yearly mail outside Elyria nine dollars and fifteen cents, Lorain and adjoining counties four dollars six cents, rest of Ohio five dollars eighty six cents. Also notes advertising reps in Chicago Columbus New York Detroit and general office locations. Dated Wednesday February 99 1939.
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Audit Bureau of
Ucircuistio
Second Street
Elyria
Ohio
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
Publishera Ee
G& Roudnutt
Clare George
Avery
Lorain
Washington’s Middle Path in a Modern Nation
The article argues that George Washington favored moderation and unity, opposing factionalism and sectionalism and advocating checks and balances. It suggests his Farewell Address stance would oppose modern bitterness and partisanship, urging moderation, sanity, and good temper in facing national issues.
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George Washington
Washington
America
Dumb Adventures of Two CCC Boys in Grand Canyon
A pair of Detroit youths with CCC backgrounds drive west to seek work and chase adventure. They descend a mile and a half into the Grand Canyon, ignore ranger warnings, are buried by a western blizzard, one dies, the other suffers lifelong injuries. The piece condemns reckless youth and praises common sense over foolhardy risk.
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Detroit
Casimer Portark
Paul Desjardines
Michigan
Golden West
CCC
Grand Canyon
Colorado
Arizona
Hetherington
Columbia University
Apacheland
Paderewski Returns for United States Concert Tour
At 78 Paderewski plans a major concert tour starting March 1 in Newark. The famed pianist, once Poland’s prime minister and foreign minister, resumes performing in principal cities, drawing praise for enduring artistry and public esteem after a long career and patriotic service.
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Ignace Jan Paderewski
United States
Poland
Paderewski
Paris
Newark
Investment Obstacles Why American Investors Hesitate
The National Association of Manufacturers surveyed about 3000 investors who cite unsound government policies and attitudes toward business unwise spending excessive taxation and inequitable labor laws as major barriers. They urge policy revision to attract long term capital and boost activity. Some evidence shows Congress recognizes the need for reform to spur investment and reduce fear about the business outlook. A separate remark imagines a world where scientists strike on war weapons, risking a warless future.
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National Association of Manufacturers
Congress
Early American Jewelry Beginnings in 1790
Epaphras Hinsdale of Newark New Jersey saw a chance to build a trade and began manufacturing jewelry in 1790 marking the start of American jewelry industry. This milestone shows how Americans moved from importing to domestic production shaping early craft and commerce.
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Europe
Epaphras Hinsdale
Newark
N.J
Secret Soviet hammering machine raises war weapon theories
The Washington Merry-Go-Round notes a Rockford manufacturer building a large honing machine for the Soviet government. It could smooth a 74 foot long gun barrel, suggesting a much larger Bertha-style weapon. Analysts compare it to the World War I Big Bertha and speculate on the scale of the project.
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Washington
Rockford, Tl
Rockford
Paris
Harry Hopkins
Commerce
Edward J. Noble
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Hopkins
Noble
Kathryn Foley
Howkins
War of Mechanics
Bert Lord Sagacious
New York
Lord
Roosevelt
United States
Ee Gardner
Walter Splawn
Interstate Commerce Commissioners
William Fowler
James Sappington
Argentina
AFL
Francis J. Gorman
Textile Workers
Unon
A. F. of L
John Frey
Metal Rades Union
Dies Committee
Prohibitive Gambling Ordinance Proposed by City Leader
In last Friday's Chronicle Telegram the mayor plans an ordinance to curb gambling, urging a water tight ban on all forms. The editor calls for strong action, urging residents and officials to stand firm, and asks Mr Petro and council members to draft and present a comprehensive prohibition at the next meeting.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Gmust
Lorain
Elyria
Pincura
Petro
Your Federal Income Tax 1938 Interest Deduction Rules
Taxpayers may deduct interest on indebtedness within the year from gross income subject to exceptions. Deductions apply to home liens, notes, and loans for buying real or personal property, with some exclusions for U S obligations after Septem ber 24 1917 and life-insurance loan funds not used for disqualified purposes. Interest received is taxable and all such amounts including bank or savings deposits must be reported.
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United States
Lent Begins Today in Ash Wednesday Readings
Bible readings for Ash Wednesday February 22 include Epistle Joel 2 12 17 and Gospel Mark 2 27 28 The sermon frames Lent as a special seasonal 40 day period urging consistent devotion and asks why not make every day the Lord s Day The note ends with a civic cheerbeat line Be Lorain beat Lorain and signs off by P Homer Wilson.
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God
Parking Meters Proposed To Ease Elyria Traffic
A 1939 Elyria Chronicle Telegram letter from F. T. McGuire argues Elyria as an industrial city suffers from parking shortages. The writer notes parking meters in other cities have boosted merchant activity, provided municipal revenue, and offered motorists convenience despite small costs. He urges action on business streets to save time.
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Cleveland Heights
Ohio
Coleridge Road
Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
F. T. McGuire
Anniversaries and history notes span famous births and events
TODAY'S ANNIVERSARIES lists figures from George Washington to Frank L. Stanton with birth years and death dates. TODAY IN HISTORY records events from 1797 Spanish Florida transfer to 1958 remarks by Harold Ickes, with brief notes on Lincoln and Buena Vista.
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Wales
Spain
U. S
Florida
Buena Vista
Mexico
Pittsburgh
Lincoln
Harrisburg
Frank W Woolworth
Uuea
Washington
Belgium
Harold L. Ickes
First Church to Meet in New James Brand House Chapel
Lorain activity notes a Sunday school gathering at the new James Brand House chapel. In Congress discussions move to fund Lorain West breakwater and east dock wall completion on the river. An Elyria committee seeks state hospital aid for crippled children, aiming for about 10,000 dollars yearly for Lorain County. The Colson Company buys the Anderson Manufacturing plant to form Anderson Tool Company. Three Ridgeville children die from influenza. two others remain ill. A volatile mix mentions fascism and communism in Europe broadcast.
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Gorman
Louis Budenz
Communist Party
Chicago
Frey
CIO
A. F of L. H
Arthur Anderson
St Louis
Lindley Beckworth
House
Anderson
Beckworth
Congress
Flo
Angie
Hatton Sum‘mers
Oberlin
James Brand
Lorain
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Columbus
Senate
Loram County
Elyria
E. J. Howenstine
Allen
Hull
Colson Company
Anderson Manufacturing Company
Anderson Tool Company
Ridgeville
Birthdays of SEC member Mathews and lawyer Seabury
George C. Mathews of Wisconsin, a member of the Securities Exchange Commission, was born at Northwood Iowa fifty three years ago. Samuel Seabury of New York, a noted lawyer, was born there sixty six years ago.
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George C. Mathews
Wis
Securities Exchange Commission
Northwood
Iowa
Samuel Seabury
New York
Today’s Horoscope Suggests Keen Insight and Luxury Taste
The reading notes strong intuition and a liking for luxury, with a risk of petulance and headstrong behavior. It warns you may be misjudged, but your instincts remain solid at heart.
Legion Leader Paul McNutt to Speak at Elyria Luncheon
Paul McNutt national commander of the American Legion will speak at a luncheon next Wednesday sponsored by Elyria Post No 12. National Tube Company announces a $5,000,000 plan to convert its No 6 lapp mill at Lorain into a seamless mill. Paramount-Famous-Lasky Corp. has taken an option on the William Ely property on Broad Street near the post office.
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Paul McNutt
American Legion
Elyria Post No. 12
National Tube Company Today
Lorain
Paramount - Famous-Laskv Corporation
William Ely
Broad Street
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