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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1937
Page
14
Three canty apartment houses in upscale New York areas woke to sensational headlines as police raided with limousine crews and top hats. Guests left in haste after a raid that frightened tenants and sparked a sharp drop in property values, forcing months of vacancy for new tenants.
A noted golfer Geng Sarazen joins a growing Connecticut gentleman farmer colony. Iris purchases a 165 acre farm with cattle sheep and a hatchery. Matt Brush adds to the colony with a seven acre waterfront estate. Low taxes spur real estate booms as a mining town appears in West 46th Street tenements.
A description outlines a Warwick Hotel decoration featuring a running frieze of 40 heraldic shields. Each shield embodies a contemporary man’s vocation and background, including Somerset Maugham, Bugs Buer, Robert Ripley, Percy Crosby, and a sneaky figure with an odd first name.
Clarksfield groups announce events on February 3 including entertaining by Mrs Hattle Halfstatter for the L M S and a dinner served by Club No 2. The C P G Club will meet with location to be announced. Ladies Aid gathers January 28 with Mrs Russell hosting. Local families and neighbors are listed visiting and staying with relatives, reflecting community life and hospitalities across Clarksfield and nearby towns.
A new curfew ordinance in Santa Fe New Mexico makes any person lingering on streets or private property after 1 30 a m subject to arrest for vagrancy. The measure aims to curb lawlessness in the city. The article also notes social visits in Elyria and Ottawa and a note about immigration exemptions in Argentina for returning citizens traveling first class.
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