Newspaper Rates and Mail Details from 1939
The notice lists single-copy price of three cents, 18 cents weekly, $9.15 yearly in advance, and mail rates for Elyria Lorain and adjoining counties at $4.00 yearly and other Ohio areas at $5.00. Advertising details at E. John W. Culley and offices in Chicago Columbus New York Detroit with an indelible 1939 date.
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Mail
Elyria
Lorain
Ohio
John W. Culle
North Michigan Ave
Columbus
South Third St
Co-eds Settle Debates With Chocolate Pie Duel
At Louisiana Tech a senior writer and a sophomore critic settled a dispute over a literary piece with a duel using chocolate pies at ten paces. The stunt sparked reflection on honesty in criticism and suggested bold uses of pie as judgment.
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Louisiana Tech
Louisiana
Yankees
Hitler
Chamberlain
Byrd warns unity must be protected and democracy defended
Senator Harry A. Byrd of Virginia, delivering a Memorial Day address at Gettysburg, urges preservation of American unity and democratic principles. He warns against racial and religious prejudice, social injustice, monopolies, overbearing taxation, and federal centralization, urging vigilance against subversive ideologies and foreign influence to safeguard liberty.
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Gettysburg
Historic Battlefield
Harry A. Byrd
Virginia
Byrd
America
Thrifty Despite Low Mood Shows Peak Household Savings
Harvard professor Donald H Davenport estimates national cash savings at nine billion dollars despite a decade of low mood. The sum, excluding homes and personal possessions, equals about one fifth of natural wealth and would provide five hundred thirty dollars per person if shared evenly.
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Donald H. Davenport
Harvard School of Business
War on Dutch elm blight gains government backing
Government foresters survey the elm crisis as Dutch elm disease spreads. Dr. E A Richmond notes rising elm leaf beetle activity. The PWA allocates 527000 dollars for disease combat with the US Forest Service running a parallel campaign amid chestnut decline and public cooperation.
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E. A. Richmond
Pennsylvania State College
PWA
United States Forest Service
King George VI faces tough empire tour amid imperial strain
Editor notes King George VI undertakes a historic empire tour to unite the Dominions as Britain faces economic decline. The piece argues the UK loses strength, while Dominions grow wary of policy and potential war involvement, signaling a fragile empire in 1939.
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Washington
George VII
Prince of Wales
Edward of Windsor
India
Australia
South Africa
Edward
Dominions
United States
George VI
Britain
Chamberlain
British Empire
England
Canadian
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Strange as It Seems and Nazi Origin notes
Column recaps Jimmy Wilde the Mighty Atom famed flyweight with nearly 900 bouts and a 1923 loss to Pancho Villa. It corrects Hitler’s rise from five original members to 17 million votes by 1933 and notes a Monday question about a woman becoming a U.S. Army major.
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Jimmy Wilde
Wilde
Pancho Villa
Adolph Hitler
Nazi Party
Workers’ Party
Munich
Hitler
Nazi
National Socialist German Labor Party
Germany
U.S
Notable anniversaries and historic events listed
A catalog of anniversaries and dates highlights figures from Greenwood Leflore to Jefferson Davis and Henry James, noting births and deaths. It also recalls events such as Captain Jouett's warning ride, the 1805 Tripoli peace, Civil War battles, and early air mail service.
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John Jouett
Jefferson
Virginia
Tripoli
United States
Grant
Battle of
Cold Harbor
Richmond P. Hobson
Santiago Harbor
New York
Boston
Montreal
Anatolia
James Cannon, Jr
Senate Committee
Gov. Smith
St George's Church A Low Church After All In New York
Charles B. Driscoll tours St George's in Stuyvesant Square highlighting its low church features. He notes the simple vestments, holy table altar, seating facing the communion table, and absence of mass terms while praising Bishop Manning's inclusive liturgy.
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New York
St. George's Church
Stuyvesant Square
East 16Th Street
Protestant Episcopal Communion
Newark City
St George's
St. Luke's Chapel
St. Luke's
St. George's
Manning
John C. Tiedeman
Father
St George’s Church Furnishes a Worshipful Interior
The interior of St George's is solemn and dignified built with dark natural oak. The congregation, once mainly German and Dutch Americans near the church, now comes from all five boroughs of New York City. Many regular attendees are great-grandchildren of early members.
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St. George’s
Five Boroughs
New York City
St. George's
Bible Readings and Born Persons Snippet
Bible readings for Saturday June 3 open Revelations 4 and praise in heaven. A biographical note lists Chris Hopkins born Farming ton New Hampshire sixty years ago Roland Hayes born Curryvale Georgia fifty two Virgil Jordan New York economist born Olean New York forty seven and Jim Tully Hollywood author born near St. Marys Ohio forty eight.
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Hopkins
Farmington
N. H
Roland Hayes
Curryvale
Virgil Jordan
New York
Olean
N. Y
Jim Tully
Hollywood
St. Mary's, O
No clear headline yet in today’s hopeful disposition
The passage notes a hopeful mood with many projects and neglect of opportunity. It highlights native ability but urges self restraint and contentment, advising sticking to something once it proves satisfactory.
Horoscope for the day predicting strong, restless traits
The forecast describes a native who is strong and active yet restless and crafty, quick tempered and reticent, with a wandering tendency. Night-born individuals may fare better as planetary aspects influence outcomes.
Lake Shore Railroad track work under way in Ohio
Construction of the third track between Elyria and Vermilion is progressing with an estimated cost between 560000 and 800000 dollars. An addition to the Oberlin Conservatory is planned this summer for practice rooms. Amherst Township schools board weighs centralizing schools and building a new high school at South Amherst.
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Lake Shore
Elyria
Vermilion
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Amherst Township Board of Education
South Amherst
Elyria High School
Elyria Fourth of July medal drive for veterans announced
The patriotic committee plans to award 1000 medals to returning World War soldiers on Independence Day. Local events include a memorial for Homer Nash, 78, longtime John Lersch Co. employee, burial in Madison. Lorain officials report city traffic ordinance amendments and a school fund drive at Elyria High.
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the Patriotic Committee
Elyria
Homer Nash
John Lersch Company
Madison
Oberlin
F. J. King
Lorain
Pittsburgh
Lorain County Fish and Game Protective Association
Way Jesus shown to world heals souls and guides
A devotional meditation speaks of Jesus as the path to the Beatific Vision the conscious union with God urging believers to trust and follow him. It asks for healing sight hearing heart and awareness of the Father through Christ and for divine presence to strengthen and sustain.
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God
Jesus
Christ
Broken Back And Broken Neck Fail To Halt Career
William L. Hostetler, who endured a broken spine in 1928 and a broken neck from a fall, completes his college education at Ohio Wesleyan University at age 33. He will join the DeGraff high school faculty after earning his degree, crediting his wife for support in his long fight.
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Delaware
William L. Hostetler
Ohio Wesleyan University
Hostetler
Wesleyan
DeGraff
Logan County
Magnetic Springs
Union County
Rural Life Sunday at Belden Church
Belden M E Church will observe Rural Life Sunday with Rev. George C Beebe delivering the sermon The Man with the Hoe. Belden Grange members attend as guests of honor and the choir will provide special music in the 11 AM service.
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Rural Life
Belden
Logan Band to Feature 13 Baton Swingers Next Fall
Director James BR Horwell says the Logan high school band will be led by 13 baton swingers next fall, promising more color and a lively performance on parade day.
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Logan
Logan High School
James BR. Horwell
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