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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1933

Page

6

A Discouraging Spectacle In Washington

The article critiques Washington's Senate tactics and the gag rule as Congress stalls on critical issues. It cites Senator Couzens accusing Republican leadership of blocking Democrats and urges constructive non partisan action for decisive leadership. It notes public fatigue with parliamentary delays and calls for Senators to vote on cloture.

Washington Senate Congress Couzens Huey Long

Civic Club Hosts Wheat Dinner and Talk at St John’s

About one hundred men met at St John’s church for the Men’s Civic Club with Dr. Robert K. E. Brown of Oberlin giving a Wheat Relief Plan demonstration at six. Yoshito Takahara of Sapporo entertained with whistling and songs. Officers were elected: Henry Gatland president Albert Schneider vice president Wm Roberts secretary and treasurer. The club plans a school auditorium meeting January 24 to outline an athletic schedule. The next regular meeting is January 31 at the Methodist church.

South Amherst St. John's Church Robert KE. Brown Oberlin Yoshito Takahara Sapporo Japan Henry Gatland Albert Schneider Wm Roberts Methodist Church

Man of science Auguste Piccard charms campus crowd

The visiting professor Auguste Piccard, famed for his stratosphere flights, endures playful caricature from students who roll a balloon cabin on stage and imitate his absent minded genius with a comical slide rule. The piece notes his serious respect for science despite lighthearted lampooning and mentions Persia ordering warships and planes as Teheran hints at Disarmament Conference invitations.

Auguste Piccard Brussels Professor Piccard Einstein Auguste Piccard

Odds and Taxes Echo in 1933 Headlines and Sentiments

The Charleston Evening Post notes luck in odd numbers with 1933’s four odds. The Nashville Banner sees division over Congress actions. The sins of the fathers are visited on children through taxes, reflecting era anxieties.

Charleston 8. C Evening Post

Funeral for Miss Lilian M. Siess Held at Home

Funeral services for Miss Lilian M. Siess will be held at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. August Siess Friday afternoon at 1 30 o clock. Reverend Schroeder officiating.

Lilian M. Siess August Siess R&y

Funeral details for Elyria church service and burial

From St. Johns Lutheran Church in Elyria, a funeral officiant will conduct the service. Burial under The Sudro Co. in Elyria will follow in the Lutheran cemetery in Cleveland. The funeral will be public with many friends and neighbors expected to attend.

St. John’s Lutheran Church Elyria Sudro Co Cleveland

Security Bene fit Association Meeting at Gorr Home

Members gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs George Gorr on Wednesday evening for a regular session. Routine work was transacted with favorable reports given. A social hour followed with refreshments served by the hostess.

Security Benefit Association George Gorr

Serious Illness Report For Mrs Dressler At East Main

Mrs. John Dressler is reported seriously ill at her East Main street home. Relatives including Mr and Mrs Arthur McAllister of Fremont and W G Cole of Medina have been called due to her condition.

John Dressler East Main Street Arthur McAllister Fremont W. G. Cole Medina

Water in the Sahara Desert Briefly Surges with Rain

In the Sahara desert rare heavy rains create temporary streams that appear briefly and then vanish as they dry up or soak into the sand, leaving the region largely without neat water courses.

Sahara Sahara Desert

World Is Flat Teaches Faith, Morals in Collier's Weekly

Collier's Weekly asserts the Koran teaches the world is flat and guides education faith and daily life for Muslims. The note frames the sacred text as the basis of conduct for 210 million believers in matters of faith morals and jurisprudence.

Collier’s Weekly

The Silent Observer and Jokes from a County Schoolhouse

A clipped collection of humorous vignettes and captions. Scenes include a mountaineer edging his son into schooling, a quip about trigernometry, and playful lines on manners, dating, and domestic life. The piece mixes poems and quips with references to American Legion and musical notes.

Larnin

Notable Births and Deaths Through Modern Times Anniversaries

A list of historical anniversaries noting births and deaths of figures such as James Watt Robert E Lee Nathaniel Harward Edgar Allan Poe Henry Bessemer William W Keen David Starr Jordan and Eugene Brieux. The entries include birthplaces and death dates reflecting their lasting impact.

Conn Edegar Allan Poe Boston Baltimore Henry Bessemer Willam W. Keen Philadelphia

Today in history highlights and birthday notices

Historic events span 1819 joint Oregon occupancy with Britain, 1840 Wilkes Expedition Antarctic discovery, 1919 German Republic elections, 1932 French Deputies critique U S indifference. Birthdays include Sherwood Eddy, Alexander Woollcott, John Nuedsen, Homer Rainey, Sir William Vulock, and Sir Frederick Waurice with brief biographical notes.

United States Great Britain Oregon Lieut Charles Wilkes U.S. N Germany Sherwood Eddy Asia New York Authority On Foreign Affairs Leavenworth Kans Alexander Woolcott New York Phalanx N. J John L. Nuedsen Methodist Episcopal Europe Switzerland Homer P. Rainey Bucknell University Lewissburg

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