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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1933
Page
6
The Elyria Chamber of Commerce urges rejection of house bill No. 19 amendments that would raise approval thresholds for bond issues and school levies. It seeks to preserve the original plan requiring at least sixty percent for most bonds and other levies, with current school expenses possibly carried by a simple majority.
Lorain County Farm Bureau will receive state recognition as a standard county at the State Farm Bureau program in Columbus during Farmers Week. A banner will be presented to a county representative after the bureau passed the standard county requirements with a score over 90. This marks the first year Lorain earns the distinction, with several township bureaus previously named standard communities.
W A Debo Michigan commissioner of pardons has recommended parole for Arthur Rich a wealthy Battle Creek youth sentenced in 1926 to life in Jackson prison for assaulting Louise King a Battle Creek college co ed. Rich had his sentence commuted to 10 years by former Gov. Fred Green.
North winds or northers move from the south across Texas to the Gulf after a cyclone. They bring a marked temperature drop following warm moist air before the cold front.
The state superior court upheld the conviction of Pittsburgh mayor Charles H Kline for malfeasance in office, reversing a trial judge’s decision to set aside the jury verdict. Kline was found guilty on one of 45 counts tied to city contract awards.
A burglar shot and killed 53 year old William G Slade as he opened his bedroom door in Columbus. Slade, employed 30 years at Jeffrey Manufacturing, died at the scene as seven radio cruisers searched the neighborhood. Police consider a possible motive linked to an ex convict who may have sought revenge on a nearby Ohio penitentiary guard living in the same house.
The Etude notes proper resonance and variability require a bass drum diameter of 84 to 33 inches. A drum merchant advises avoiding the dead spot at the center, playing near the center for greater volume and less resonance, and near the rim for reduced volume with more ringing and sustain.
A Florida Times Union aphorism notes many repay loans not to clear debt but from fear the lender has forgotten the debt. The quip links repayment to memory and trust in repayment behavior.
An advertisement promotes Creomulsion as a powerful but harmless remedy for coughs and colds. It asserts seven supports from modern science, claims pleasant use, no narcotics, and offers a money back guarantee if relief fails regardless of duration.
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