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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1933

Page

12

Fragmented affair unfolds with Virginia and Michael

In a rainy city setting, Michael pursues Virginia as rumors swirl about a distant past and a wedding. Mrs Leonardi guards secrets while Virginia, Mary Lee, and Rickey face a tangled web of love, money, and ambition. Mary Lee contemplates giving up acting for a hoped-for union, and Virginia fights despair as Rickey’s choices loom.

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Denver Zoo Aims To Hatch A Dozen Ostriches

Walter B. Lowry, manager of parks and improvements, plans to acquire about twelve ostriches for Denver’s city park zoo at minimal cost beyond incubation. The female has laid 19 eggs, the male 12, and keepers expect hatchings. He may incubate seven eggs plus five more when available at 103 degrees for 40 days. Locust life cycle and a 1896 bequest of 10 million pounds for English model homes are also noted.

Denver Col City Park Walter B. Lowry Lowry

Hay Fever Variations Are Puzzle Dr Clendening

Dr Clendening explains hay fever variability through Durham pollen studies. Ragweed pollen counts on gelatin plates across Buffalo Houston and Brownsville show dramatic year to year and day to day changes influenced by rain sun and wind. Buffalo 1931 had the highest counts. 1932 followed three sunny days with rising winds.

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Wise New Laws From Extraordinary Session of 73rd Congress

The extraordinary session of the 73rd Congress adjourned with 95 new laws enacted or approved. The split House and Senate passed about half of the measures, including the Emergency Bank Act. Administration favored actions on the St. Lawrence Waterway and tariff relief, while several proposals like arms embargo and Hawaii governor bill stalled or faced filibusters. Three tax inquiry attempts into Mellon and his corporations were tabled.

Washington House Sen St. Lawrence Roosevelt Senate Hawaii Andrew W. Mellon Congress

Norwalk Man's Dog Clash with 200 Junior Highers

Allen Hammond wife Mari posa Hayes actress faced about 200 junior high school boys after locking up a dog on his property that killed two chickens. police retrieved the dog. Hammond blamed stock market losses for his wrath while denying the boys’ demand to return the animal.

Norwalk Hammond

Indians Starving Despite Mineral Wealth

The Choc taw Indians of southeastern Oklahoma face starvation and ill health despite rich mineral wealth. Chief Ben Dwight told a National Conference of Social Work audience that government restrictions prevent using wealth for tribal benefit. He cited widespread poverty, a 33 percent tuberculosis rate among schoolchildren, and only one trained nurse and one small hospital serving Choctaw areas.

Detroit Oklahoma Ben Dwight National Conference of ‘Social Work Columbia Leland-Stanford Dwight

Senators From Ar'kansas And Arkan'sav Noted In Congress

In 1838 Arkansas' first two senators joined Congress and were described for their pronunciation. One was called the Senator from Ar'kansas and the other the Senator from Arkan'sav, highlighting regional speech variation in early U.S. politics.

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