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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1933
Page
8
Washington reports experts warn dwindling international trade may reach absolute zero by 1934. They cite a 60 percent four year drop in value and 25 percent in physical volume, blaming high tariffs and urging action to avert global economic collapse.
A Statesman quotation presents a speaker asserting that the figures cited are not his but belong to someone who truly understands the matter. The remark emphasizes credibility and authority in numerical discussion.
Lorain County Sheriff Clarence W. Dick announced he will bill the parents of four Detroit youths, ages 16 to 18, $2.25 each for three days held in jail. He plans to charge 75 cents per day per youth, matching the U S Government rate, saying Lorain County should not run a free boarding house for criminals.
Old Glory Grange in La Grange Ohio opened its regular meeting on January 26 with thirty members present. A new member was proposed and accepted. The group approved a small member fee and planned plastering and interior painting by trustees. A dance to benefit the Grange will be held February 4 inviting the public. Brother Bert Sigsbey was reported sick. The Lecture Hour featured Lewis Runals.
The Indiana State Police will use ten new Rockne coupes for highway patrol duties in South Bend. Major G. C. Garrett will oversee the fleet, each car named by a state police lieutenant. The Fort Wayne police already use four Rocknes, with additional units in Plainfield Mason City Lynn and Glencoe and Rocknes serving in the U S Department of Agriculture.
Detroit Jan 25 Plymouth Motor Corp reports December partial registrations for 23 states and DC show Plymouth leading in seven states and second overall. Moock says registrations nearly doubled from 1931 with 203 percent more cars in December, with gains in Connecticut Illinois Minnesota Ohio Pennsylvania Rhode Island and West Virginia among others.
The Grange orchestra performed with Geraldine Buckingham reading Roll Call had members share birth month Wil mont Long won the spelling contest An egg contest entertained members Feb 9 next meeting features lunch sandwiches bring covered dish and a program of music reading games brief talks on My idea of a good neighbor and a special feature Attendance is encouraged and a good time is anticipated.
Clarence Ryan of Lorain was arrested by deputy sheriffs on a non-support charge. He is to be arraigned before Common Pleas Judge W. B. Thompson today, according to Sheriff Clarence Dick.
Cars of R. R. Smith Colonial A Apartments and Sol Raffles at 410 Furnace Street were damaged about 2 40 P M yesterday when they collided on Cleveland Road west of Ridgeville, Chief Deputy Sheriff Gerald Nau reported.
Joseph Hingate of Oberlin reported to the sheriff that his automobile was stolen in Oberlin last night.
Eighty five boys in two YMCA boys divisions progress to mid meet stage. Prep class led by Thomas Cochrane in volleyball basketball and track with Malenchini and Shaw winning events. Junior B class led by Lawrence Greene with Bell and Geigey among top performers. Basketball starts tomorrow.
Dr. Edmund D. Soper becomes president of the Association of American Colleges while serving as president of Ohio Wesleyan University in Delaware Ohio.
A Checker taxi driven by Bob Hochendel was damaged last evening when it collided with a truck backing out of a garage at East Broad and East Bridge streets. Police reported John Barkach was operating the truck.
The clean shaven Egyptian depicted Semitic peoples with long curls beards hooked noses and wrapped bodies and he enlarged these traits on reliefs. He cast them as bound suppliant captives, marking the earliest known caricatures preserved in relief.
The passage notes that today Jews refer to a rabbinic verdict as Din and explains the term also appears in the ancient Babylonian Hammurabi code, highlighting its long historical use to denote judicial decision dating back over four thousand years.
A proverb notes that true friendship reveals itself through support in times of need and scarcity. The saying underscores loyalty, offering a reminder that dependable friends stand by others regardless of circumstance.
Greensboro sees boost from House of Vicks expansion as it launches Voratone Antiseptic. The move adds workers, raises ad spend, and spurs demand for packaging, glass, and raw materials across the supply chain. Previous launches include Nose and Throat Drops and Medicated Cough Drops.
The Nose Drops dominated its field as the top cold remedy with over 20,000,000 packages sold in the first season. Cough Drops sales doubled last year for the same period, while Vicks Antiseptic marks the House of Vicks entry into oral antiseptics and modern hygienic needs.
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