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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1933
Page
2
A Chicago judge rules a child as property to be willed by the mother to a non father guardian, reflecting a claim that women have many rights. The piece contrasts with stern sentences for crooks and notes on mortality. It questions duty and social norms with a moonlit beach image and a quip about tides.
Anniversaries list late 18th and 19th century figures with brief biographical notes. Includes John Calvin born in France died in Switzerland May 27 1564 1723 Sir William Blackstone born died February 13 1780 George Moadalias Philadelphia mayor and VP under Poth diplomat born died December 1 1864 Frederick Marryat English novelist born died August 9 1845 Alysing Clark last survivor of a renowned American astronomical lease makers born Fall River died June 9 1897 James Allan Whistler artist writer born in the United States
Mr and Mrs Maurice Lenz returned home Sunday from a visit at the Century of Progress. Little Bobby Lens stayed with grandparents near Wooster during their absence. Alberta Nichols of Cleveland visited the Farnsworth children Wednesday afternoon. James Hill and Mr John Zungle and daughter Sara of Lorain were guests of Mr and Miss Harvey Shick Sunday. Jeannie Aubrey spent the 4th with friends in Wellington. Augustus Geanol and William Polley attended horse races at North Randall Thursday. Marilyn Hipp of Oberlin is vacationing with grandparents Mr and Mrs A B Richards. W H Shick and family, Virs Ray Shick and son Kenneth Haulk, Carroll Dennis, Alien Dennis, Mildred Cole, Otto and Catherine Elliott, Vera Arndt and Marshal Cole enjoyed fire works at Chippewa Lake the 4th. Several from Sullivan attended the public wedding and fireworks in Wellington Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs Jesse Sprague and son Forest and daughter Betty of Akron were Sunday guests of Ora Hankenson and family.
Harrisburg man says farmers are not hawkers or peddlers when selling their wares and exempt from vendor licenses. The ruling answers complaints about prohibitive fees and local ordinances, noting farmers’ direct sales are often confused with traveling sellers and are governed by rights to market produce from their own soil.
A three month mobilization created a large conservation corps force of 250000 men at a dollar a day, with 24000 in conditioning camps and 25000 more recruited from veterans. The project surpassed WWI mobilization. about 300000 welfare cases are being aided at moderate cost, removing idleness and yielding valuable work.
A group of scientists led by Dr. Robert A Mhihken announces a new weather forecasting system with 96.1 percent accuracy, promising nationwide forecasts in 24 to 48 hours. The method uses cold and warm air masses to predict conditions, surpassing the current federal service accuracy of about 65 percent and offering a potential major advance over existing Bureau of Weather predictions.
Census figures show 1932 had the lowest marriage total in 21 years, with 981,759 marriages, down more than seven percent from 1931. Officials say marriage rates fall as economic conditions worsen, rising in prosperity and falling after a crisis.
A movement in Illinois aims to ban manufacture sale and possession of master keys used to open most cars. The Chicago Motor Club reports 100 of car thieves possess master keys and outlines proposed penalties and enforcement considerations for both federal and state action.
Springfield charity fund faces a fringe request from a man on relief who says he has been married three times and divorced twice. He offers two divorced wives to live with his family and help with housework, but the request is denied.
Edward Waldo Emerson, born in Concord in 1844 and long based in Europe, died in London on July 17, 1903. He was the physician and literary executor to his famed father. Another Emerson, Edward Waldo, born in Concord, Mass, 1844, died there January 27, 1930.
In St Augustine Florida the Spanish flag was lowered and the American flag hoisted marking a historic transfer of symbols. The notes also recall 1865 first rail laid for the Union Pacific at Omaha Nebraska and 1830 Wyoming’s admission to statehood.
A list of American figures with birthplaces and ages, including Reaford Tugwell of New York Assistant Secretary of Agriculture and Roosevelt Brain Trust, Finles Pete Dunne of Chicago humorist author, Albert Bigelow Paine of Connecticut, Rt Rev Frederick G Budlong of Connecticut, Theodore Marburg of Baltimore, Nikola Tesla, Dr Charles Anderson of Tusculum College, Dr Earle B Phelps of Columbia University, with ages ranging from 52 to 77 years. The note describes a person with refined tastes seeking a jovial companion.
A reflection on friends who crave luxuries and comforts may hinder worldly success. It urges moderation, caution against taking public criticism too seriously, and to restrain desires to pursue practical virtue over excess.
The long arc of industrial and social law over more than a century moves toward creating a living standard. It traces policy shifts that elevate workers’ conditions, wage floors, and social protections, shaping modern governance and economic fairness.
In Delft Holland a modern revival of fine porcelain failed to match the classic beauty of the historic Delftware. The new pieces were judged lacking in glaze, color depth, and artisan finesse compared with the revered old wares, ending the project without market success.
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