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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1934

Page

7

The Chronicle Telegram Advertises Circulation Details

The Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company announces circulation figures and pricing for mail and delivery. The notice lists pricing: three cents per copy, weekly carrier rate seven dollars and eighty cents, annual rates for within Lorain and adjoining counties at three dollars and within Ohio at four dollars and nine cents. Advertising representatives are named in Chicago New York Detroit.

Chronicle-Telegram Mbetra Audit Bureau Second Street Elyria Ohio Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company, Publishers C. Hudnoutt J. Clare George Boy Ihe Mal Lorain State of John W. Cullen Company Chicago Michigan Ave New York Fifth Ave Detroit General Motors

Law Exterminates Dillinger in Early Town Death

Sheriff John Sarber's son and Judge Emil Everett voiced relief upon news of Dillinger's death noting the end of a feared gang era. The editorial laments criminals and declares exterminate as necessary to safeguard society, praising law enforcement and public sentiment against crime.

Sherif John Sarber Jesse Sarber Dillinger Lima John Dillinger Emil Everett America Department of Juste

Leaning on Uncle Sam highlights New Deal dependence

Washington columnist Arthur Sears Henning notes over 23 million Americans rely on some government support. He lists 16 million on federal relief, 3 million farmers on AAA, 1.12 million veterans on pensions, 1 million on emergency relief, plus 644000 in federal admin, 600000 on bread relief, 100000 on public works construction, 300000 in CCC, 210100 in the armed services, 8500 in Congress, 3300 in the judiciary, and a million with government loans. He warns these figures show political stakes for the upcoming election.

Chicago Tribune Arthur Sears Henning Washington United States Henning Civilian Conservation Corps Army and Navy Thes

Insull Trial Date Set Amid Delay and Debate

The Insull case, stemming from the collapse of his empire, faces a trial date set by Federal Judge James H Wilkerson after prolonged delays. Prosecutors seek prompt justice while defense lawyers pursue dilatory tactics, with charges including using the mails to defraud against Insull and allies.

Samuel Lanil, Sr Europe James H Wilkerson Chicago Wilkerson

Historic finale as Navy scraps 17 destroyers

Secretary Swanson ordered scrapping of 17 destroyers, ending careers of ships with historic roles. Among them are five first American warships to enter European waters after U S declared war on Germany. Destroyers Conyngham Porter McDougal Wainwright Davis among those to disappear, marking a key moment in naval history.

Swanson Recontis United States Germany Conygham Porter McDougal Wainwright Davis

Golden Legion Bible Study Reflects on War's Cost

A historical church study laments war's toll on nations and people. It cites Uzziah Jotham and biblical passages, contrasting earthly power with spiritual peace. The piece questions Europe's poverty after conflict and urges reverence for divine guidance toward harmony.

Anniversaries of notable figures listed in old notice

A garbled survey of anniversaries mentions poets, clergy, actors, and engineers with scattered dates and places including Boston, Baltimore, Pulaski, Westport, and Minnesota. It cites James Cardinal Gibbons, Margaret Ubamor, and Col Clarence M Young among others, noting births and deaths in a fragmented column.

Eugena Viderg Robert J. Walker Wisssaupgy Loos Lesinator Kansas Territory Mocmuberlang Washinagion Charcous Cushman Boston Coventry Patmore James Cardinal Gibbons Baltimore Samuel H. M. Byers Collis M. Chester, Jr Teveral Food Co Albert Shaw New Lork Butler Co Ohio Clarence M Young Oretims Commercce For Aeronautics Colfax Iowa James M. Hopner

Navy to Expand Shipbuilding Program Amid War Effort

The navy outlines plans for a major expansion including construction of 102 ships and broader personnel growth. It aims to accelerate production through 1941 with a focus on more shipyard capacity, new facilities, and enhanced industrial support to meet anticipated wartime needs.

Marsee Persomtel Quenlanes

Horoscope and Navy Expansion Mentioned in 48 Years Past Paris Article

In Paris, a 48 year old horoscope note speaks of native impulsiveness and intuitive judgment as strong today. The piece also references a vast U.S. Navy expansion plan with 225 aircraft, cruisers, destroyers, and submarines, plus crew increases to meet peacetime safety needs.

Scretary Claude A Swanson Advy Sc Swanson Confies New York Harbor Rooses Navy

Low Water Impacts Plymouth Harbor Trade

Plymouth Massachusetts suffers reduced business as low water narrows the channel to the town pier. Steamers cannot dock due to insufficient depth and special excursion trips are canceled. Town authorities move to authorize channel dredging to allow deep draft vessels to bring parties from Boston.

Plymouth Mass Plimiouth Towo Pier Boston

Lincoln Portraits On View At St Louis Post Office

Two prints from original Lincoln photographic plates are on exhibit at the main St. Louis post office, presenting a historic display of the 16th president for visitors and local patrons.

Lincoln St Louis Abraham Lincoln St. Louis

J E Davidson Democratic Candidate for County Commissioner

J E Davidson seeks a two year term as County Commissioner advocating substantial operating expense reductions to lower taxes for farmers and laborers. He supports competitive bidding for all county contracts and purchases of materials equipment and supplies to reduce government costs.

J. E. Davidson Lovain County

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