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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1939
Page
18
A decree in Germany grants citizenship and imposes school and civil duties on Jews. The ministry will coordinate emigration and welfare while unions run schools and training. In the same issue, W. Brown Jr. of 128 Ohio is fined $5 plus costs after a reckless loitering charge tied to a car incident on East Avenue.
Report says Harry Nichols of Middle Avenue and Mary Ath Jewett of Youngstown were damaged in a collision at 5 PM yesterday near East Avenue and North Street. Also mentions a special Eiffel Tower fiftieth anniversary stamp to be issued.
The Baltimore firm Mitchell Howard & Mitchell informs Joan Hughes that Stephen Hughes stands to inherit about three million dollars from John Osborne's estate if their five year marriage remains intact. The clause was sealed and would alter the will if divorce occurs. Joan hopes Stephen will awaken to the news while he recovers from injuries in China.
Dozens of grain price quotes appear for Wheat No 2 red 75 32, Corn No 2 yellow 34 4 59, Oats No 2 white 33 4 cents, Rye No 2 46 8, with track prices for Wheat No 1 red 68 12 and Corn No 2 yellow 40 5 6, plus various no 2 and white listings.
Market notes show steady eggs with extra grade clean use receipts around 6 cents. Live poultry remains active and unsettled with various weights and breeds priced from light to heavy categories. ducks, Muscovy, and colored varieties listed. Potatoes vary by region with Ohio and Idaho prices around 2.40 to 2.74 per bag, plus several southern and western prices for blues and reds.
Local market ad lists Baldwins apples at 1.14 and 1.50 for large lots, fresh vegetables including asparagus 1.15 a bu, beans 25c a can or 4 for 50c, cabbage 25-35c per 24-qt, carrots 35-40c per basket, cauliflower 50c per basket, celery 60c per 2 dozen, cherries 1.75 a crate, currants 3.50 a unit, escarole 40-65c.
Pattern 6433 offers instructions and illustration for making a decorative or toy doll. Garners attention as a home craft item. Request by sending ten cents in coin to Chronicle-Telegram Household Arts Dept., 259 W. 14th Street, New York, NY, with name address and pattern number clearly written.
The list shows vegetables and produce with prices including lettuce baskets 25 to 40 cents, radishes 30 to 40 cents per basket, onions 5 cents and 11 dollars per basket, and mushrooms and parsley with various unit prices. Maple syrup priced at 1.50 to 4.40 per bottle.
Livestock receipts noted with price ranges for hogs cattle calves and sheep along with grain and mill feeds quotations. Hogs traded around 7.00 to 7.40 per hundredweight with various weights listed. cattle and calves showed mixed steady to active demand. grain prices list oats corn wheat and flour figures from Sheets Elevator Montana Milling Co with mill feeds prices per ton and per barrel.
A listing of prices for middlings bran and meal types, oil meal and cottonseed meal, gluten, hay and straw by grade. Includes timothy, mixed hay, clover, rye straw, and alfalfa with multiple quality tiers and price points.
In Hankow the Japanese and French forces faced off for about thirty minutes as Japanese and pro Japanese Chinese parade participants attempted to pass through the French concession. French sailors were posted, and both sides negotiated to end the standoff. Emergency precautions were taken in Shanghai and foreign authorities watched for unrest around the anniversary.
The address to the American Retail Federation argues that consumer purchasing power fuels production and that government spending is ineffective for durable recovery. It contends that incomes come from production, non retail sectors drive recovery, and that declining demand with cost cuts, not rising demand, leads to employment and price increases. The writer criticizes New Deal policies as shallow and predicts unclear costs.
County agent warns July rainfall may affect pest damage as black flea beetle damages corn leaves more than chinch bugs. Sweet corn growers report increased injury while potato growers are urged to keep sprays up.
A report notes severe spread of infection from recent rain and predicts spraying on apples for moth control this month. Hot weather favors aphids on melons and cucumbers, but rain has reduced damage risk according to Hummel.
Elmer J. Smith of 471 Eighth street was fined ten dollars and costs after arraignment before Justice Preston L. Coon on a reckless driving charge. The incident occurred on Route 57 north of Elyria on July 5 with Highway Patrolman K. M. Overholt presenting the case.
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