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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1933
Page
18
Sergeant Alvin C. York, World War I hero, addresses prohibition repeal and a new dry era. He criticizes recent liquor policy, predicts repeal certainty, and advocates a shift in American attitudes while touring for the Saloon leagues. York discounts beer intoxicating effects and questions the 32 percent sealization claim.
A fragmented line reflects a fisherman’s view that gear such as rods tackle and flies should be kept in peak order. The text hints at high standards and a concluding remark about “the last word” in the matter.
A Pennsylvania high school in Fannett Township Franklin County serves four counties including Huntington Juanita and Perry with about seventy pupils. One student last year drove 20 miles daily over mountain roads to attend. The Department of Public Instruction notes 40 more nearby students could not attend due to lack of transportation.
Bozeman Montana cattlemen and peers across the west urge a regulatory change affecting beef sales to the Civilian Conservation Corps. Current rules block War Department purchases of locally or state inspected meats, risking about $20,000 in monthly losses for Montana alone. Conservation units would need 500 cattle monthly.
Albuquerqe resident Frank Welter slept poorly and left his bed to visit a friend. Moments later a bolt of lightning struck his cottage, pierced the roof, hit the bedpost where he had slept, and ignited the mattress, sparing his life.
Enamel tub Thor Super Agitator cleans the dirtiest clothes in 5 to 7 minutes with a safety wringer. It seems impossible that the price is only 59.50. Just a few cents a day pays for this long lasting, clothes-saving Thor. Come in or telephone today.
A compact chronicle lists July related notes from history and science. It mentions 1865 executions for Lincoln assassination complicity, US annexation of the Hawaiian Islands, 1917 air raid on London, 1980 death of Arthur Conan Doyle, and explains July’s naming origins and common weather moon myths. It adds brief biographical hints and invites reader inquiries.
Birmingham announces church activities on Sunday July 9 with Florence United Congregational Church also listing services Sunday School at 945 and church service at 1100. Rev George T Hanna pastoring both churches with Chas Humm as superintendent and Mrs A W Retsing at the piano.
A group of friends gathered Monday evening at Mrs O1a Burdsell s home to celebrate her birthday with cards and later ice cream and cake. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Roy Wise of Ravenna and several local residents. The event followed by updates on other local notices and visits.
In Pocatello Idaho Mr and Mrs Clarence Davis welcomed three new daughters named June Julie and Jewel The arrival of the three J s is noted as a joyful addition amid a Davis family that already has seven to ten children Depending on the source the exact count is given as seven or ten children in the household
Plans for a cooperative selling agency are being formed to revive the slate industry once thriving here. Finished slate lies in quarry sheds and hundreds of workers are aided by relief agencies as prices fail to cover transport costs.
Assignment of fifteen men to build a trail to a secluded part of Timpangos Cave near Provo Utah signals future tourists will gain from Civilian Conservation Corps work. The trail will reach the cave’s west portal enabling exploration of the vast cavern long of interest to scientists and others.
Dr George M Sutton curator of birds at Cornell reports rare finds from the Big Bead region of Texas including a pair of Colima Warblers Wade Canyon and a nest with four eggs. Other species include purple and blue throated humming birds white throat twifts and more. The expedition is run by Carnegie Museum of Natural History under John B Bempe.
A young person in Excelsior Springs swallowed a wheel. The incident involved a 21-2 year old, with reports noting the unusual accident. Medical responders were alerted and transportation to a local facility was arranged.
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