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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1936
Page
11
A large western city nightclub hosted nightly flame dances. During a show decorations ignited from oil torches, burning four people to death. Police and the fire marshal fault lax safety, urging strict fire prevention ordinances and enforcement to prevent future tragedies. The piece warns towns must act to avert such deadly fires and urges national focus on fire safety.
The piece argues President Roosevelt’s June travel to key sites in Arkansas Texas Indiana and Ohio is portrayed as historical and not political. It notes public speeches at Little Rock Dallas Vincennes and Philadelphia, with stopovers amid Republican convention events, aiming to shape perception while preserving the constitutional oath.
A reflective piece argues hobbies enrich but may derail work and family if unchecked. It notes hobby enthusiasm can become fanaticism, urging reins and balance. The column cites a Massachusetts divorce case and a quirky Indianapolis accident anecdote, plus quips on national debt and women’s rights.
New York by 0 C McIntyre describes Ernest Hemingway's Florida Keys hideaway near Key West after a hurricane disrupted travel. The piece notes his home near the water, Spanish colonial architecture over a century old, and a daily routine starting at dawn from the Pilar with guests aboard for Gulf Stream fishing. It mentions Hemingway’s social rituals and admiration from authors visiting, as well as the picturesque landscape around his residence and the surrounding town.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a dated 1988 feature item with partially legible names and codes. The text references a section, perhaps a feature piece, and mentions a place or group linked to CS Pat. Details are unclear but indicate a local newspaper item or column fragment.
The piece portrays Ernest Hemingway living in a former slave quarters studio, entertaining locals at his home, and writing from morning until lunch. It notes his disdain for formal society, affinity for bars, and anecdotes lifestyle while pursuing new Bravura work amid four to twelve locals and a long Paris trek.
A collage of birthdays and memorials lists John Randolph, Philip Kearny, John Godber Saxe, Sejour, George W. Smaller, Thomas Hardy, Edward Penfield, and others with birth and death dates. It also notes historical events, birthdays, and a brief psychological note on wandering tendencies, ending with a note on the Ethiopian Church holdings in Jerusalem.
Washington discussion notes a shift from repeated pro nouncements on economizing to continued relief spending. It cites Passamaquoddy and the Florida Ship Channel as relief beneficiaries and mentions Professor Tugwell receiving a private purse of eighty five and a half million, highlighting internal power dynamics within the New Deal. Senate critics Glass and Byrd oppose continued spending as session ends.
Reverend Arthur L. Rice, pastor of the First Congregational Church in Tulare, California, has been reappointed as a forest ranger in Yosemite National Park for a fourth consecutive year. The renewal underscores his long service in park protection and public lands stewardship.
A forest ranger has chosen to spend his annual vacation away from the forest. The region of Rio de Oro, officially West Sahara, spans about 190,000 square miles in Africa and is under Spanish influence.
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