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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1936
Page
8
A garbled OCR style sketch mentions Eidaniel Aper, Grace Moore, Gov Hoffmans, and Bowes in a chaotic mix. It hints at column bits, theater figures, and quirky phrases without coherent narrative or clear event.
A scrambled collection of birthdays, deaths, and biographical notes. The list includes Milgene Videous, Charlotte Cushurat, James Gibbons, Samuel H M Byers, Montague Ault, Harret W R Strang, and others with fragmented dates and locations. The text also references historical figures tied to songs, politics, and events, with uncertain details and many garbled phrases.
A garbled clipping reports a request to search British ships tied to a 2-1 tile incident refused. It notes various names and birthdays from public figures, including Thomas H. MacQuoid and Jacob Hollinder, plus a horoscope describing a tractable native and restrained freedom.
About 5,000 ship workers on the Great Lakes will receive a six percent wage rise with effect from August 1. Seamen firemen and cooks will benefit as signing by shipping companies and the International Seamen Union is completed. The accord covers the Cleveland area lines including the Lake Carriers Association and Georgian Day services among others and affects auto carriers and sand and stone boats previously lacking eight hour day and three watch systems.
Treasury announces sale by August 10 of tax exempt potato revenue stamps tied to a once law aimed at controlling potato production and sale. The program faced stiff public opposition and a Supreme Court setback, leaving stamps valued mainly as souvenirs and auctioned to collectors.
Reports from Lisbon describe a Spain in chaos as rebels confront loyalists near Madrid, with the leftist government backed by labor and agrarian groups. The army leads the revolt amid multiparty fragmentation, raising fears of Fascist rule or prolonged internal strife while public safety for Americans abroad remains unsettled.
McIntyre surveys Midtown Manhattan scenes from July era venues to Swing Street clubs. He notes venues like Onyx Club and The Famowts Door, celebrity visitors, cabbies, and a funeral entourage from London. The piece juxtaposes swing era nightlife with street dangers, including a fatal pedestrian accident on 49th Street and a near-miss with a taxi in busy traffic.
Federal workers tracing the saying hot trail find it linked to Padre explorers who spread mustard seed to mark routes. The mustard plants provided a yellow trail to follow back to known territory during early California exploration.
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