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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1932
Page
7
A reader recounts visiting Judge A. R. Webber in his Washington Avenue garden. They discuss holiday traffic deaths and his belief that while accidents are tragic, they are not evil actions, pointing to historical slaughter of Christians to illustrate humanity's progress and a rising moral ladder.
Residents report eleven unused parking spots between East Ave and Mull Street due to cars not aligned with curb lines. They urge stricter enforcement of parking rules and clearer space markings to ease congestion for motorists and improve turnover.
Alex P. Parsch of Elyria, lifelong resident and leading lumber and coal businessman, dies at 66. Born in Elyria and educated locally, he and his brothers built a prominent regional enterprise. A quiet, active member of several fraternal orders, his sudden death shocks the community.
The London Daily Mail hints Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald may seek a broadened Lausanne conference to address world trade, tariff barriers, and Balkan issues alongside German reparations. The move could pull the United States into reparations debates, tying debt extensions to broader commerce concerns amid looming July 1 debt moratorium and potential tax or repudiation pressures.
The text notes no party shows openness to discussing the issue except Al Smith. It argues Congress elected in November may not be more receptive and participation in the Lausanne conference would be wasted without cross party support and clear action.
A collage of humorous vignettes and clipped notices with captions and quick quips. Highlights include a farmer girl humor piece, a jokey astrologist exchange, a publicist banter, and light social anecdotes, plus brief historical notes and birthdays.
A list of notable individuals with birthplaces and ages is recorded from 52 years ago in Duoke ta Iowa. Names include Rev George L Cady national secretary of the American Missionary Association born in Lamont Michigan 64 years ago and other figures such as Rev Cortland Myers Los Angeles Baptist clergyman born Kingston North Carolina 68 years ago James Brown Scott Washington Sawyer and ad wcator president of American Institute of International born in Canada 68 years ago U S Senator William H King of Utah born Fillmore City Utah 68 years ago Dr Raymond Pearl Johns Hopkins biologist born Farmington New Hampshire 53 years ago Jim Tully author born near Mary Ohio 41 years ago King George V of Great Britain born 67 years ago Sir Flinders Petrie noted English Egyptologist born 79 years ago.
The reading urges hope tempered by hesitation and an active project mindset. It notes natural ability aiding success but emphasizes cultivating self restraint and contentment. Once a satisfactory path appears, one should commit and persevere.
In Round Pond Maine a country school aged 105 years stands as a rare relic of early rural education. Meanwhile in Loveland Colorado traps for coyotes captured two golden eagles with wingspans of six to seven feet. Boston reports eight women in city posts across nine Massachusetts cities, with no city having more than one woman in top offices. London police numbers show 20,892 total officers. 1,396 handle traffic duties.
When baking tart shells or rolls, brush lightly with a sugar water solution a few minutes before removing from the oven. This adds gloss and enhances flavor, especially to the crust, creating a more appealing finish.
Today marks anniversaries of Richard Cobden born 1804 the Finglish statesman and economist died 1865 Jefferson Davis born 1808 Mississippi senator cabinet secretary and Confederate president born in Kentucky died 1889 Henry James born 1811 American theologian and clergyman father of Henry and William James born Albany New York died 1882 Thomas Ball famed American sculptor born 1819
Washington reports from Commerce Attache Carlton Jackson in Rio de Janeiro that Brazilian business conditions have slightly improved due to higher national industrial activity and replenished import stocks ahead of a 4 percent port tax. Local manufacturers enjoy a strong market, the 1932-38 coffee crop matures, and automobile sales are expected to rise as rains end.
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