Audit notices for Hursau of Circulation in Elyria paper
The Elyria Chronicle Telegram lists audit details for Hursau of Circulation and Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company. Publisher J Clare George, editor al oC. HUDNUTT, with distribution terms and rates for in county and out of state copies. Foreign ad reps listed in New York Chicago Columbus Detroit.
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Elyria Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Ohio
Hursau
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
J. Clare George
Mai Dally
Lorain
State of Ohio
John W. Cullen Company
New York
Fifth Ave
Chicago
North Michigan Ave
Colunba
South Third St
Detroit
General Motors Bldg
War Without Glamor in the Finnish Winter War
A stark portrait of the Finnish Russian war era's brutal Arctic fighting. The piece contrasts Finnish resilience with a demoralized Russian force, detailing extreme cold, frozen casualties, and the Finns’ long struggle for independence against invaders. It frames the conflict as a dictator’s conquest driven by power, not purpose.
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Alps
Valley Forge
Archangel
Finland
Ontario
Quebec
Stalin
Lnst
Millions In Office Calls For Scrutiny Of Public Payrolls
The National Civil Service Reform League urges closer scrutiny of public personnel policies amid record federal state and local payrolls. In six years public employes rose 16 percent and total payroll 25 percent, with personal service appropriations 20 to 30 percent of budgets. The league favors merit systems now covering about half of 8.5 million public workers, arguing the core issue is sheer numbers rather than reform alone.
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National Civil Service Reform League
League
United States
New York Sun
Beer Barrel Polka becomes wartime anthem in Europe
Readers learn the Beer Barrel Polka, a Czech tune by Jaromir Vejvoda, is rising with Canadian troops in Europe, challenging the First World War associations of Mademoiselle from Armentieres. The composer remains little known among modern infantry.
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Europe
Mademoiselle
Armentieres
Tommies
Boilus
Jaromir Vejvoda
Vejvoda
Trucks vs Locomotives in 1958 Rail Commerce
John Hix notes ICC figures show 1958 rail assets: 46 544 locomotives by type and 73 844 railroad operated trucks. Intercity and terminal transfer services, store-door delivery and express agency fleets compose varied railroad vehicle use.
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United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Radlioads
New York Day By Day by Charles B Driscoll
New York Day By Day notes a lonely big house as daughters return to school and visits friends resume. Charles B Driscoll recalls encounters with Captain Kidd, violinist Rica, cartoonist William Steig, and a Harlem style music hall revival run by Harry Bannister with a Prohibition era beer setup. A country fair like the old Toler Auditorium and spontaneous chorus singing in Pennsylvania Station highlight New Yorkers’ communal festive urges during the holiday season.
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Captain Kidd
Uncle Sams Music Hall
Harry Bannister
Holland, Michigan
Twentes
Doctor
Rotary
Toler
Pity the Lover Song Gains Popularity in Britain
The sentimental verse became a London hit after Harry Roy and his band featured it and broadcast from Cafe Anglais. Americans admired its swing and enchanting refrain for many months, making the tune a favorite across Britain.
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Britain
Harry Roy
Cafe Anglais
Anniversaries and Birthdays in a Historic Page
TODAY'S ANNIVERSARIES lists Elkman Watson, Lathrop, Upjohn, Patton, Powderly, Brookings and others with birth and death notes. TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS honors Vinson Maurer Harkness Griffith Oursler Patigian Menuhin Hurja and more. TODAY'S HOROSCOPE predicts a day of independent thought and invention focus.
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Elkman Watson
Albany
N. Y
Pittsfield
Bass
Plymouth
John H. Lathrop
Middle West
State Univer
Sherourne
Ard Upjohn
New York
American Institute of Architects
England
Francis L. Patton
Princeton
Bermuda
Terence V. Powderly
Scranton
Rots of Labor
Fred M. Vinson
Kentucky
U.S. Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Louisa
Oscar FE. Maurer
New Haven
Fulton Oursler
Liberty
Baltimore
Haig Patigian
San Francisco
Armenia
Yehudi Menuhin
New York City
Emil FE
Hurja
Washington, D. C
Crystal Falls
Mich
Bible Readings and Life Reflections in a Country Town
The piece recalls a St John reading on January 22 and a Sunday chat with Thomas Huxley about belief. It urges readers, especially youth, to seek God’s will to know the truth and ends with a call to action for sailors to pursue their calling and follow the gleam.
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Thomas Huxley
Hunley
Huxley
United Society to Meet at Penfield Hall
The United Society will meet on Wednesday January 24 at Society Hall. A covered dish dinner will be served at noon. The Birthday Club from La Grange was entertained January 15 at Mrs Florence Squire home with a noon meal. The club plans to meet again in February with Mrs Robert Squire.
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Society Hall
Birthday Club
la Grange
Florence Squire
Agai
Robert Squire
Devereaux
Jolly Friendship Birthday Club
Clair Devereaux
Will Turner
Wellington
Club
Ray Shaw
Old Rugged Cross Brought Nostalgia to Penn Station Crowd
In a crowded Pennsylvania Station scene, a colored singer sparks shared memory as crowds call for hymns from home. The revival of "The Old Rugged Cross" echoes nostalgia for small-town community life among New Yorkers far from their roots.
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Pennsylvania Station
Old
Rugged Cross
The
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Litchfield Town team nets 12th win of season
Litchfield Town basketball defeated a Class B Elyria team 65 to 52 Tuesday night to claim its 12th win of the season. The Cemetery and Park association held its annual meeting Tuesday afternoon with a program featuring the high school girls sextet.
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Litchfield Town
Elyria
Cemetery and Park Association
Local group lists readings and plans February supper
Members enjoyed songs readings and a nature poem at a meeting. They planned a February chicken supper at the town hall for Wednesday Feb 21 and discussed expanding work to clean up dumping and sewer pollution near Litchfield while caring for cemetery lots and future activities. Officers were elected including Mrs Clyde Bradley president and Mrs A J Holmes 1st vice president.
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Clyde Bradley
A. J. Holmes
John Yost
C. H. Sears
Myron Barth
A. O. Frombaugh
B. W. Holmes
Abbie Flannery
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