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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1934
Page
6
A Midwest correspondent describes citizens focused on work and improvement amid global unrest. The column discusses economic stability as key to social progress, Germany’s peril under Hitler, and warnings against revolutions, citing free speech and political repression as central themes.
A fragmented account notes the clash between Adolf Hitler and Franz von Papen as Hitler sought to keep von Papen as vice chancellor to calm conservative backers. Von Papen refused to serve in a cabinet endorsing their slaughter, signaling danger to Hitler without industrialist support.
July 12 heartbroken father appeals for Neal Myers, a fraternity man and former student, to explain the death of Marion Mills a 19 year old University of Oklahoma student known as a Beauty Queen. Mrs Hazel Brown a Delta Upsilon cook is a material witness who aided in the investigation. County Attorney Paul Updegraff said no evidence medicines caused Miss Mills death after Myers last seen contacting a physician to view Mrs Browns apartment.
Local notices report no services at Evangelical church due to Linwood Park conference. Christian Endeavor served a chicken supper to 47 members. Grange hosts a home made ice cream and cake event and a scholar’s session is planned. Numerous community visits and family gatherings are noted across Henrietta, Vermilion, Amherst, Elyria, Oberlin, and Wellington with extended lists of attendees and hosts.
The piece lists visits and guests across Elyria Cleveland and Amherst including Harriette Weser of Elyria and Thomas Huntsberry of Cleveland staying with G. M. Snyder in Detroit relatives and friends visiting for meals and Sunday services. It notes supper guests Lena Gezenheimer and Carl Reusser and other residents calling on friends and relatives in Brownshelm Cleveland and Wemnorial Hospital with various evenings and afternoons of social visits.
A fragile view on how plants survive cold snaps. Seeds tolerate dryness to an extent, but frozen stems roots and branches crack and die when water is scarce, harming plants through freezing and thirst.
The body of Helen Spence Eaton, age 22, known as Arkansas' bad girl, was found shot and dressed in work clothes at the state prison for women. She had killed two men, escaped multiple times, and was killed by a prison guard after feigning illness and taking a revolver during departure from the strawberry patch. The guard involved was Frank Martin and the episode followed Eaton’s note that she would not be captured alive.
The chemical industry, surprisingly, ranks below many sectors in the efficiency of burning coal for steam generation and power, highlighting room for improvement in industrial fuel use and energy practices.
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