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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1937

Page

6

Boake Carter on Merchant Marine discipline debate

Boake Carter argues that ship captains must be responsible for passenger safety, a principle unchanged since early passenger ships. He contends captains should not be mere figureheads and calls for accountability in modern maritime practice.

United States Seven Seas

Discontent Over US Merchant Marine Leadership and a Park Origin Story

A columnist argues that American ship captains have been displaced by unions, with crews chosen by unions and orders escalated to the NLRB, while the Maritime Commission is funded to build a new merchant marine. The piece shifts to recounting how Southern Illinois gained a national park from bank panics and farm mortgage stories.

National Labor Relations Board Phooey United States Maritime Commission National Labor

Trapeze Artist Cadona Kills Wife Then Commits Suicide

In Long Beach California Alfredo Cadona famed trapeze star of The Flying Cadonas shot his wife Vera Bruce a fellow aerial performer then killed himself. The tragedy follows a troubled period after Cadona’s 1931 injury and the death of his former partner Lillian Leitzel. Bruce had filed for divorce days earlier amid reports of cruelty and jealousy. a lengthy property settlement discussion preceded the fatal act.

Long Beach Cal Alfredo Cadona Vera Bruce Lillian Leitzel Codona Bruce Codone United States Miss Leitzel Copenhagen Denmark Cadona Miss Bruce

Government sale and ruin of hill farmer lands exposed

The piece details borrowers on poor hill farms losing homes after banks failed and the Federal Land Bank foreclosed. It accuses government action of transferring land cheaply to the federal pool, forcing farmers to leave to make way for a national forest and CCC labor, leaving many on WPA relief instead.

Southern Illinois National Forest Federal Land Bank Sam Wall Street CCC Aralfi Coprrisht Ledger Syndicate

Wellington Church Services and Coming Events

Wellington community notices list services across First Congregational, Methodists, Church of Christ, First Baptist, and St Patrick's Catholic with sermon topics and park services. Also announces a religious concert by the town band, open-air worship, and local brief notices plus a welfare act talk by H F Haren.

First Congregational Charles W. Recard Col J. C. MacDermontt Record Methodist Episcopal Lonzon Green Charles’ Barnes Church of Christ First Baptist John H. Green H. N. Hyde Christ St. Patrick's William T. Moran Clyde Seidel Wellington Moses Finlandia Benito Monniacci Winfield Avery Wilman Brewer Pannella Jesus Gordon Mason Klohr Fisher Little Grey Church Fillmore Myers Gould Hastings Lonzo Green M. E. Church Lorain County Suesis R. W. Falls South Main Street

Trapeze pair involved in fatal private crime

Codona and Miss Bruce, both former circus trapeze performers aged 42 and 31, settled a matter privately. Codona asked lawyer James E. Pawson to step out, then shot Miss Bruce four times at close range, followed by a fifth shot to himself. The event occurred after a private discussion with Vera Bruce and her mother.

Philadelphia Codona James EE. Pawson Pawson Miss Bruce Vera Cadona

Chatham Socials and Visits Mention Local Families

A collage of short-item notes records residents visiting relatives and friends in Chatham and nearby communities. Entries mention Alta Morrell with Bly Franks in Cleveland, Ruth Swartz in Mallet Creek, trips by Leon Whitney to his parents in Kenmore, and weekend guests at Belle Point including Vern Allis and J W Salisbury family.

Sole A. M. Algeo Washington Algeo W. J. Powell Pauline Putnam County Elsie Baudit Wooster Carol Nichols Fremont Glen Richmond Elm Street Nettie Barnes Mary Battles LMRE Homer Barbe Ohio State University Carolyn Renouard Lorain Joan Willard Willard Edna Perkins L. A. Johnson Orrville Elizabeth Wright Cleveland Adams Street Jottlings Chatham Alta Morrell Bly Franks Frank Swartz Ruth Bad Axx Michigan Mallet Creek Chatham Leon Whitney Kenmore M. H. Whitney Vern Allis J. W. Salisbury Belle Point Florence Allis Arthur Stevenson Homerville Myers Earl Clinesmith Lee Walkden W. R. Hawke North Eaton

Community Socials Reach Olmsted Falls Area

The Olmsted Falls region saw visits from the Walkden and Jameyson families along with friends from Columbia Station Buchanan Mich Bloomville and Spencer. Mr and Mrs Lee Walkden hosted Monday evening while Ruth Jameyson visited Ossing of North Olmsted Sunday afternoon.

Leona Mantz Wayne Mantz Ruth Jameyson Jéan Grim Columbus Charles Grime Howard Alberts Lodi Lee Fusselman Pete Fusselman Canton Hospital Lee Walkden Irving Walkden Dwain McClelland la Grange Rubin Walkden Fred Walk Den Olmsted Falls George Walkden James Cather Columbia Station Mary Hawkins Buchanan, Mich Richard Jameyson Chauncey Walkden Spencer Ruth Mrs. Ossing North Olmsted

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