Elyria newspaper masthead details and rates
LG HUDNUTT, President Published every evening, except Sunday and Holidays. Entered as second-class matter at Elyria Postoffice. Act of 1979. one Single copy, price Three Cents. By newspaper carrier buy, the per week, $7.80 per year in advance. By mail daily outside of Elyria, with in doraa, and adjoining counties, $3.00 per year, within the State of io, $4.00.-Foreign Advertising Representatives: John W. Cullen Company CHICAGO, & So. Michigan Ave NEW YORK, 601 Fifth ava DETROIT, General Motors, Blix. LT
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John W. Cullen Company
Chicago, & So
Michigan Ave
New York
Detroit
General Motors
Blix
NRA Administrator Proposes Arbitration in Pacific Strike
Portland Oregon July 16 General Hugh S Johnson administrator of the National Recovery movement blamed the Pacific coast strike on failure of the shipping industry to agree on a code. He urged arbitration and outlined a plan to place opposing sides in separate rooms and circulate between them until an agreement is reached. He spoke to 5000 at a Pacific Coast Advertising Clubs meeting and rested there after addressing the far western strike. He criticized the strike as a necessary evil and argued it should not have lasted beyond 24 hours.
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Portland
Ore
Hugh 5. Johnson
National Recovery Movement
Johnson
Pacific Coast Advertising Clubs
San Francisco
NRA
Pacific Coast
Washington
Men Face Were Of Larceny In Amherst Case
Larceny charges were filed Saturday against Steve Horvath 19 and John Yarmach 18 both of Quarry street South Amherst for allegedly stealing $22 from a pocketbook left in Mrs Balzar s home Friday night The purse reportedly held 32 but was found to contain only 10 The defendants pleaded not guilty and are held on 100 bond awaiting trial tomorrow afternoon.
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Steve Horvath
John Yarmach
Quarry Street
South Amherst
John Balzar
Horvath
Yarmack
Gerald Nau
Paul Chapman
Joseph Petro
New England Manufacturers’ NRA Codes Reflect Mixed Impact
A July 1934 survey of 899 New England manufacturers shows 46 percent find NRA codes helpful for unemployment relief, 40 percent say no effect, and 8 percent view them as harmful. About 575 see codes aiding competition. 365 see no effect, 71 see harm. Opinions vary on hours and pay provisions, with 44 percent deeming hours harmful, 31 percent helpful, and 17 percent indifferent. minimum pay rules drew 40 percent favorable, 29 percent indifferent, 19 percent oppose. The Boston Transcript notes many favor some form of government sanctioned code, suggesting parts may endure as industrial practice.
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New England
NRA
Boston Transcript
Potentialities of the Death Ray in World Peace Talk
Dr Nikola Tesla plans to place his so called death ray at the Geneva Disarmament Conference to argue for peace. The device supposedly fires a lethal particle shower with vast destructive power that could deter invasions and wipe out armies and air fleets if deployed. The article notes the moral danger and calls the weapon an abomination humanity must protect against.
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Nikola Tesla
Tesla
Japan
France
French
Explorers Plan Stratosphere Flights This Summer
Nine major expeditions into the stratosphere are planned this summer by American, Russian, German, French and other aviators. Flights aim to reach ten to twelve miles high where future airplanes may travel at about 500 miles per hour. The piece argues courage drives progress, citing Columbus as a historic parallel and urging support for pioneering exploration.
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Elyria
Negotiating Trade Pact With Cuba Could Cut Sugar Duty
Wilbur J. Carr announces formal notice of intention to negotiate a trade pact with Cuba. The proposed treaty would cut the sugar import duty by 50 percent, with reciprocal U.S. tariff reductions on Cuban imports in return. The committee on reciprocity information sets July 23 for nonpublic hearings on trade concessions.
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Congress
Wilbur J. Carr
Cuba
Washington
United States
Committee On Reciprocity Information
Doctors Volunteer to Test Polio Vaccine on Themselves
Three New York doctors who developed an infantile paralysis vaccine plan to inject themselves with the serum. They note humans and monkeys are the only subjects and say the risk is very remote. They hope their risk will aid mankind and praise is due to all who risk their lives for others.
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New York
Anniversaries and births listed for historic figures
Today in history and anniversaries note several births and deaths of notable figures including Pierre Le Moyne Sieur Auberville, Sir Joshua Reynolds, Mary Baker Eddy, Theodore Vail, Eben Rexford, Eugene Ysaye, Roald Amundsen, plus key historical events like the founding of San Diego and the DC seat of government. Also includes today’s birthdays and a horoscope describing personality traits and life outlook.
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Pierre le Moyne
Sieur Auberville
South- West
Montreal
Havana
Sir Joshua Reynolds
Mary Baker Eddy
Christian Science
Bow
N. H
Newton
Mass
Theodore X. Vail
Telephone and Telegraph
Carroll Co
Ohio
Baltimore
Eben E. Rexford
Johnsburg
N. Y
Eugene Ysare
Belgium
Roald Amundsen
South Pole
Horn
Norway
San Diego
California
Stont Point
Anthony Wayne
Congress
District of Columbia
Mary Todd Linenin
Springfield
Ill
Sallys Sallies and Birthday Candle Tale
A neighbor celebrates a fortieth birthday by making twenty eight candles for the cake, highlighting thriftiness and crafty humor in a quaint local vignette.
Diary entries and New York gossip of July reminiscences
The diary recounts visits from Fred Detwiler and Erskine Gwynne in Florence, a dinner with Amelia Earhart and Putnam, and a drive to see The Drunkard. It then shifts to an exposé on wire tapping, the rise of bars in midtown New York, and a profile of Sidney Solomon, Casino impresario, highlighting his flamboyant lifestyle and daily routines.
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New York
Fred K. Detwiler
Florence
Will Roegera
Erskine Gwynne
Paris
Lisle Bell
Major Bowes
Ossining
River Club
Amelia Earhart
George Palmer Putnam
Martin Cowboys
Larry Waterburys
Dated Scrap of 1920s Celebrity Bits and Society Snips
A collage of light hearted notes from New York shows quirky lines about actors and public figures. It mentions Adolph Menjou being dismissed from a college society and plans to name it after him. Ventriloquist Fulton Quyster keeps a dummy by his desk and ponders problems with Oscar.
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Bagatelles
Adolph Menjou
Fulton Quyster
Oscar
Jay C. Flippen
Floyd Gibbons
Arthur McKeogh
Arthur Somers Roche
Jack Dempty
Albert Keller
Rite- Carlton
George C. Boldt
Walder
Cartier era on Greenely Island echoed in Quebec tribute
Dr Harrigan F Lewis linked Jacques Cartier s 1534 landing on Greenely Island with modern transatlantic flights. Quebec-readiness for the quadro centennial celebrations draws France England and the United States into Canada s commemorations. Cumberland Harbour may be renamed Cartier to honor his landing at the gulf coast before navigating the St Lawrence.
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Artier
Greenely
Gaspe
Quebec
Greenely Island
Koehl
von Huenefeld
Fitzmaurice
Bremen
Jacques Cartier
Canada
St. Lawrence River
Harrigan F. Lewis
Ottawa
Royal Society of Canada
Cartier
France
England
United States
New World
Cumberland Harbor
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Royal Society
Sheep moved by truck in Idaho headline tale
Boise report notes a trucking outfit moved over 1,000 sheep 21 miles in 22 hours marking a waning old West practice. It also mentions Lawrence Holland of Ogden Utah crashing his plane during a wool buying trip and cites 8,000 new books published in the United States in the last year.
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Boise
Ida
Burer
Lawrence Holland
Odgen
Utah
United States
Practical Jokesters Alarm At George Bush Home
Pranksters visiting George Bush on La Grange road set off his burglar alarm last night. Bush fired several shots toward the illuminated garage but no intruder was found. Deputies Meeks and Monroe searched the area. friends later confessed they triggered the alarm for fun.
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George Bush
la Grange Road
Bush
Anyons
Sheriff's Office
Henry Meeks
Ed. Monroe
Long-Lost Watch Found by Derby Farmer in 1906 Recovery
Derby Vermont farmer Charles Howe finds his watch after more than a century, tucked away in his vest pocket since 1906. A jeweler reportedly repaired it and restored its running order during the recent discovery while Howe was plowing.
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Derby
Charles Howe
Howe
NRA Code Blue Eagle Aids Fair Dealing in Elyria Area
NAA field representative George G Whitehead reports 96 percent of industry under 471 approved codes as NRA enters second year focused on code enforcement. He touts Code Blue Eagle display in stores, offices and factories signaling fair wages and hours, with over 30,000 Eagles shown in Ohio. Whitehead notes employment up 27 percent and wages up 5 percent in year one while living costs rise 11 percent. He cites broad public demand for emblems and adherence to codes to sustain recovery gains.
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George G. Whitehead
NAA
Elyria
NRA
United States
Whitehead
Ohio
Code Authority
Cop Wins Jackpot Arrests Blue Hill Shop Owner
Boston report states Officer Arthur Reeves won a slot machine jackpot on his third try and told proprietor John Sacco you win, I win. Sacco was arrested on a charge of promoting a lottery. The piece notes a broader editorial line on education and transformation.
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Boston
Arthur Reeves
Blue Hill Avenue
John Sacco
Reeves
Sacco
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