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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1934

Page

4

Crop Control And Drouth Battle In Wheat State Aid

The Brain Trust agricultural division fights drought with federal incentives. Dispatches show the AAA has spent about 53 million dollars under crop reduction in fifteen drouth states to urge farmers to curtail wheat. An additional 21 million is rushed to drouth areas to reward growers who cut wheat acreage and to corn belt farmers who reduced output. Dust and drought continue even as rains help some winter wheat zones. The plan maintains heavy spending in spring wheat regions with 18 million more for a 15 percent acreage reduction. Experts report no imminent crop shortage despite the drought, aiding farmers regardless of actual needs.

The Brain Trust Mother Nature Washington AAA Drouth Chicago Tribune Dame Nature

War on Crime and Organized Gangs in Justice Plan

The U S department of justice moves to wage war on organized crime targeting gang leaders and racketeering networks. It notes crime has become systematized with masterminds hidden behind business fronts while agents and thugs carry out the dirty work. It urges employing top minds to uncover clues and bring these outlaws to justice.

U. S. Department of Justice

The Graduates World and the Future of Youth

A year after graduation the piece reassures graduates that the world offers opportunities despite current gloom. It draws parallels to 1893 and Civil War eras, noting cycles of adversity followed by growth. Encourages facing challenges, seizing resources, and pursuing moral and intellectual preparation to aid civilization.

The Buying Spirit Lifts Demand Across Homes and Goods

A columnist notes American business is recovering with a revived buying spirit. As people regain purchasing power they replace worn carpet, furniture, clothing, and cars, aiding both economy and personal needs. The piece ends with a light quip about foresight and a satirical jab at a road show.

California Named By Follower Tale of Cortez Conqueror

A story recalls how California received its name from Cortez followers who read a Spanish romance about a golden isle. The legend portrays a fabled island rich with gold and precious stones.

California Cortez Mexico

The Silent Observer And Other City Jokes From A Paper

A collage of humorous snippets and jokes about shopping, marriage costs, manners, and office life. The items include a coat price dispute resolved with a Bible reference, notes on a corn cob pipe factory, dating costs, radio versus phonograph, a radio gag with a wrong record, cracks about women's bargaining and age, Mendelssohn in wedding music, and quips from a lawyer and office staff about daily life in New York.

Anniversaries and Birthdays in June Aged Figures

Today's anniversaries mark John Sobieski born 1624 and died 1696 John Randolph born 1775 died 1833 John Godfrey Saxe born 1816 died 1887 Thomas Hardy born 1840 Elgar born 1857. Today's history notes Washington furlough 1783 Maine prohibition law 1851 and the 1916 third Battle of the Somme. Modern birthdays include Mrs William Taft Grover Cleveland Richard H. Aiston Frank Weymouth Bishop Baker and Winifred Cullis. Horoscope cautions travel turning to wandering tendencies later today.

John HI Sobieski Poland John Randolph Roanoke Virginia John Godfrey Saxe Highgate Albany N. Y Thomas Hardy Washirston Maine Grover A Whaten New York City Richard H.aishton Evanston Frank E. Weymouth California Medford James C. Baker San Francisco M. E. Church Sheldon Winifred Clara Cullis

Notable Births and Anniversaries in Public Life

Six figures from journalism diplomacy and politics are noted for birthdays or long service. Marlen E Pew editor born in Niles Ohio six years ago. Dr James Brown Scott head of International Law division born in Ontario Canada sixty eight years ago. Ransom Eliolds pioneer auto maker born at Geneva seventy years ago. US Senator William H King of Utah born in Fillmore City Utah seventy six years ago. King George V of Great Britain born sixty nine years ago. Sir Flinders Petrie famed Egyptologist born eleven years ago.

Marlen E. Pew Niles Ohio James Brown Scott Carnegie Endowment For Peace Ontario Canada Ransom Eliolds Geneva U. S William H Utah Fillmore City King George V Great Britain Sir Flinders Petrie

Horoscope for June 3 1984

The outlook shows hope and ambition with many projects yet a tendency to neglect chances. It notes native ability and a sharp mind aiding success while urging self restraint and contentment. Once something proves satisfactory, stick to it.

Moravians and Mission Spirit Unearthed in Winston-Salem Cemetery

In Old Moravian cemetery near Winston Salem North Carolina the writer reflects on graves dating before the American Revolution. The piece lauds Moravians as early foreign missionaries led by Count Zinzendorf and frames tombs as voices urging living believers to deepen faith and virtue.

Winston-Salem N. C Old Town Winston- Salem Germany Greenland Luther Count Zinzendorf Carolinia Piedmont

Blind Wisconsin student aims for politics after degree

Maudison Wisconsin resident George Card, blind since a four year old auto accident, ranks highly at the University of Wisconsin. He learned Braille with his wife after leaving sales work and is finishing three years of study in pre-law. He plans to enter politics after earning his degree. Soviet Russia has shown peace will with multiple non aggression treaties.

Maudison Wis George Card University of Wisconsin Card Soviet Russia

River Road paving plan linked to city street work

A June 3, 2000 notice reports a district road commission proposal to improve River Road north of Elyria on the condition the city paves to its limit. The plan calls macadam paving nearly to North Ridge Road and brick paving for about a mile and a half of city street.

Elyria District Road Commission North Ridge Road Oberlin Oberoin College

Selection of Maybelle Burner as Elyria YWCA secretary

The Elyria W. C. A. trustees name Miss Maybelle J. Burner of Baltimore as general secretary, succeeding Mrs. Ruth Ely who resigned. Burner, Goucher College graduate, was chosen from many workers. A pageant reenacts the evolution of the U S flag by Elyria women tomorrow at the Elks Auditorium to raise funds for the Proposed Memorial Building, dependent on Elyria voters approving a bond issue.

Elyria ¥. W. C. A. Today Maybelle J. Burner Baltimore Ruth Ely Miss Burner Goucher College United States Women of Elyria Elks’ Auditorium G. A. R. and Women's Relief Corps

Elyria High School to get 62 loudspeakers fund gift

Three years ago on June 8 1929 the June graduating class gave 400 to start an announcer system for Elyria High School A microphone in the office and 62 loudspeakers will be installed this summer at a total cost of 3500 to 4000 dollars Remaining funds will come from other classes and sources

Elyria High School

Lake Avenue eleventh receive diplomas at graduation

Eighth grade pupils at Lake Avenue school received their diplomas in a Friday graduation service led by Rev. Neighbor of the First Baptist Church Elyria. Attorney Guy Findley gave the address on Opportunity. Students performed pieces and the class motto was Make Every Day the Best with pink rose as the flower. Principal Kermit Leiby presented diplomas as L. C. Heckock, school board president, presided. Four-H clubs organize new year meeting Kre

Lake Avenue Neighbor The First Baptist Church of Elyria Guy Findley Betty Kelley Norma Crandall Evelyn Kahn Marian Mertz Alice Page Ruth Provosnik Leah' Holtzman Hazel Behnke Virginia Schmidtkons Elizabeth Hornyak William Young Kermit Leiby L. C. Hecock

Local club names officers and meeting pattern

Kelley vice president Grace Hog an secretary Virginia Strickler treasurer Dorothy Hogan recreation chairman Beatrice Goll reporter Mona Shryock. The club will meet each Thursday at the home of their leader.

Triple S Clothing Club Helen Boynton Helen Naughton Ellene Croskey Lois Walkden Hazel Behnke E. F. Croskey Flying Needle L. C. Hecock Betty

Grunow Refrigerators and Philco Radios in June Clearance

Grunow refrigerators offer low operating costs with 20 percent usage in hot weather and a Dry zero insulation system. Mentioned energy efficiency certified by the U S Bureau of Standards and a patent hydrolene sealed fan. Financing available at $8.40 per month. Also promoted are 11 tube Philco radios with multiple bands and a June clearance on new and used radios and other Philco models.

U. S. Bureau of Standards Philco Philcos

Glo Coat and Home Goods предлагаем at Day's Hardware

Day's Hardware promotes Glo Coat reaction with radio buzz and a 98 cent combo including pint can and long-handled applier. Also touts a Washing Machine Special 1334 ABC Electric unit with two floor samples at 89 dollars and a broad second floor selection of wedding gifts and home furnishings. Screen windows and doors advertised for summer with black white rustproof and copper screen wire in all sizes.

Johnson ABC

Fridgeware Dishes and Accessories Sale Notes

A listing describes a fine assortment of refrigerator dishes for electric cabinets, vegetable fresheners, butter dishes, enameled water pitchers, and flat shell size containers of all kinds.

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