Payne Critiques Radio Policy and Broadcasters’ Power
Boake Carter remarks spark a critique by George Henry Payne the Federal Communications Commissioner who argues against government ownership of broadcasting and accuses fellow commissioners of bowing to lobbies. He questions mediocrity in programming and warns against state control replacing private enterprise.
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George Henry Payne
Federal Communications Commissioner
George Henry
Congress
Federal Communications Commission
Congressional
England
America
Voyage of peril and a daring rescue on Castanagua
In Miami adventurer Jim Talbot assumes the identity of the slain lookalike Long to follow a mysterious summons to Castanagua. Aboard a ship he uncovers Strade’s plot, falls for Vara the secretary, and lunges through a warehouse blaze to save her. Zach Webb and Don Jose urge caution while Jim vows to care for Vara despite her betrayal.
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Miami
Jim Talbot
James Long
Long
Castanagua
Central American Republic
Zachary Webb
Soldier of Fortune
Jim
Strade
Vara
Zach Webb
Don Jose Alvarado de Montez
Zach
Don Jose
Cochils
Jeemie
Senor Strade
Kingdom Come
Sea Gull
Dolores
The Winding River Trail and City Landscaping Hope
A long reader letter laments missing street trees since a past hurricane and urges city officials to hire unemployed workers to plant trees along Washington Avenue and parkings. It criticizes riverbank litter at Harrison Street, praises canal and factory landscaping elsewhere, and asks for river and park areas to be kept beautiful while offering the river as a boating resource.
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Washington Avenue
Harrison Street
Rotary club screens Berlin Olympics film by C R Bearmore
Elyria Rotary Club heard C R Bearmore of Alliance present motion pictures from the 1936 Berlin Games and winter events. He cites German spending for hosting, and the piece urges cleanup of the Black River banks to keep Elyria attractive for residents and visitors.
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Berlin
Elyria
Reading is WPA project keeps Portland readers informed
In Portland Oregon the newest WPA project serves thirty readers daily in seven languages. The program helps blind aged and ill residents stay current with newspapers and magazines, expanding access to current events.
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Portland
Ore
Wellington Council Grants Oil Company and MacDermott Tank Permits
Wellington village council granted permits to Socony Vacuum Oil Company and J. C. MacDermott Company to install tanks and pumps in front of their businesses. Clyde Seidel requested bandstand expansion after reporting 54 players at the first practice. The council also heard plans for a Sewage Disposal plant, new lawn mowers for villagers, and potential WPA sidewalk work.
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Wellington
Socony Vacuum Oil Company
J. C. MacDermott Company
Clyde Seidel
Seidel
Fiftyfour
Wellington Democratic Women's Club Meets in Grange Hall
Forty five women attended the Wellington Democratic Women's Club gathering at Grange Hall Monday evening presided by President Mrs. R. J. Fortney. Committees were named for Education Social Entertain ment and Young People with Mrs. Brouse in charge of the program featuring a girls trio and piano selections from Anna Buswell. Lorain County Reporter’s Club chair Mrs. Louis Lieb spoke on the club’s plans and Marcy Powell discussed the Battlefields of France. Refreshments were served by committee members.
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Wellington
Anna Buswell
Louis Lieb
Lorain
Sunnysiders Hustlers and Outdoor 4-H Meet at Mrs Church Home
The Sunnysiders Hustlers and Outdoor 4 H Clubs assembled at Mrs C S Church’s home Monday evening with sixteen members present. Arthur Pritchard joined the Hustlers. Mrs Church announced a major meeting to begin the Summer's work at her home on Monday afternoon June 20 and all members were urged to attend.
Earnest Oner Elected President of 4 H Radio Club
Earnest Oner was elected president of the 4 H Radio Experimenters at a meeting in the cupola atop the Fred Hoff building on Depot street. Ted Jones was named vice president Willard Waite secretary and treasurer and Thomas Reep recreation leader Raymond Church is advisor to the club. Work began on a new transmitter and remodeling of the club rooms. the group will assemble again Thursday evening.
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Earnest Oner
Fred Hoff
Depot Street
Ted Jones
Willard Waite
Thomas Reep
Raymond Church
Nervous Antibody Fever Identified in Wide Range of Animals
The illness, called contagious fever, has appeared across the country within the last decade. Initially blamed on goat products, it now affects cattle hogs sheep horses cats and dogs. In Iowa hogs and their meat are often implicated. Symptoms include weakness fever profuse sweating and body aches with back neck and joint pains.
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Iowa
Wellington High to Stage New Fires Comedy Tonight
Fifteen members of the 1938 graduating class present New Fires a three act comedy by Charles Quimby Burdette at the Wellington opera house in an 8 15 start. Miss Mary Kelly coaches the production. Diplomas will be presented to 21 boys and 28 girls by L W McConnell after the performance. The cast includes Evelyn Schafer Lucile Green Henry Maybaugh Howard West Earnest Oney Dick MacDermott Nellie Naegele Margaret Waldorf Jeanne Arnold La Vaughn Kepler Donald Miller Harold Sheldon Dorothy McConnell Naomi Norris Consuelo Weyer under Clyde Seidel direction with music by the high school orchestra. The Wellington High Alumni team will meet the variety club at the Fair Grounds Friday afternoon with players such as William Wadsworth Alan Branson.
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Charles Quimby Burdette
Wellington Opera House
Mary Kelly
L. W McConnell
Wellington
Howard West
Earnest Oney
Dick MacDermott
Nellie Naegele
Margaret Mae Waldorf
Jeanne Louise Arnold
la Vaughn Kepler
Donald Miller
Harold Sheldon
Dorothy McConnell
Naomi Norris
Consuelo Weyer
Clyde Seidel
Wellington Red Hats Fall to York Nine at Far Grounds
The Wellington Red Hats lost to York nine by 13 to 3 at the Wellington Far Grounds last Sunday afternoon. Listed players included Clint Battles Bud Rowland W H Sutliff Charles Cassell Clifton West Dick McKisson Stanley Pitts K P Breouse William Spenseer Harold Prosser Clarence Curtive Pat Arnold Dick Duff Howard Lehman Frank Clara Daniel Red Shepard Ted Johnson Karl Laporite Clayton Beal Scotty Frye Larry Jackson Dick Gul Earnest Smith Harry Canne and K R Brouse.
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Clint Battles
Bud Rowland
W. H. Sutliff
Charles Cassell
Clifton West
Dick McKisson
Stanley Pitts
K P Breouse
William
Bill) Spenseer
Harold
Shorty Prosser
Clarence Curtive
Pat Arnold
Dick Duff
Howard Lehman
Frank Clara
Daniel
Red Shepard
Ted Johnson
Karl Laporite
Clayton Beal
Scotty Frye
Larry Jackson
Dick Gul
Earnest Smith
Harry Canne
K. R. Brouse
Wellington Red Hats
York
Wellington
Mrs Ruhl Discharged to Purfield Home This Week
Mrs. John Ruhl is discharged to her home in Purfield this week. Mrs. Clayton Chapman Huntington was admitted to the hospital Monday for treatment.
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John Ruhl
Purfield
Clayton Chapman Huntington
Wellington Kiwane is Cl d at Thursday luncheon
HOP Haren of Cleveland spoke for Townsend organizations will address the Wellington Kiwane at the Thursday noon luncheon. Alumni banquet is Friday evening at the Public Library. A contract was let to the Lerau County Home and Window Clearing Company of Elshna for washing the entire first floor, to be completed this week. Librarian Miss Catherine Callaghan authorized by trustees to spend 500 for juvenile books, funds from Walter H. Sage endowment of Ellington Grange meets tonight.
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Hop Haren
Cleveland
Townsend
Wellington Kiwaneis
Tne Public Library
Lerau, County Home and Window Clearing Company
Elshna
Catherine Callaghan
Walter H. Sage
Eee
Ellington Grange
Wellington District Board Action at School House Meeting
The Wellington District Board of Education met at the school house Monday evening and passed resolutions necessary to advance a planned school project and support ongoing district operations. The discussion emphasized budgeting, facility upgrades, and student program funding.
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Wellington District Board of Education
Readers Laud New WPA Type-Dress and School Plans
The Chronicle Telegram notes favorable comments on the WPA playground project application and a PWA grant plan for a new building program. A resolution appointing Harry Foulton of Cleveland as architect was announced if the project is authorized.
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The
Chronicle-Telegram
WPA
PWA
Harry Foulton
Cleveland
Ben Preston
Lillie Jackson
Unspecified fever cycles over weeks with intermittent relief
A medical note describes fever and chills recurring in the afternoon with temperatures around 100 to 103 degrees, followed by sweating and weakness. Attacks may last two to three weeks and recur for months, seldom fatal but causing significant downtime. Prevention emphasizes pasteurized milk and veterinary checks for Brucella abortis in livestock.
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Texas
Vaccine and drugs show promise against undulant fever
Vaccines have reduced disease in exposed persons while salicylates and quinine helped treat fevers. New injections of feiadin by Drs Freida Young and G M Tanner proved safe and effective with fever subsiding by day two. Los Angeles physicians Stern and Blake report success with large doses of sulfanilamide under medical supervision for undulant fever.
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Freida Young
G. M. Tanner
England
R.S. Stern
K. W. Blake
Los Angeles
World Relics Display At 315 Broad Street
World Medicine Company showcases a diverse collection gathered from around the globe. The exhibit features ancient weapons, a 12th century firearm, a 345 B C broom from an Egyptian temple, a Napoleon watch, and soon to be added artifacts like a pre Christ water bottle and shrunken heads, valued over 5000 dollars.
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Broad Street
East Avenue
World Medicine Company
Greece
Pilgrim Fathers
America
B. C
Napoleon
World's Medicine Company
Two Held On Charge Of Stealing Gasoline
Har ry Yearley aged 19 of 135 Mendel Court was bound over on a 5300 dollar bond after a hearing before Mayor Joseph Q. Petro. A juvenile on the same charge was bound over to Juvenile court. Detectives Clare Parker and officers Ed Stankard Jr and Paul Palmer caught the suspects in the act of siphoning gasoline from a car owned by W C Sibcy at his garage on 338 Tenth Street.
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Joseph Q. Petro
Harry Yearley
Mendel Court
Yearley
Clare Parker
Ed Stankard, Jr
Paul Palmer
W C. Sibcy
Tenth Street
Sibcy
New Typeface Adopted by Chronicle Telegram
Carl H Brown of Brown Company commends the paper for its modern easier to read type. Miss Grave Jackson and her mother express appreciation for the new face, noting improved readability and support for the paper’s progress.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Miss Grave Jackson
West Ave
Gold output in US doubles in 1934 over 1933
Production rose significantly with 1934 showing a twofold increase from 1933 and continuing to rise, reaching about triple the 1933 level by 1936. This reflects a strong recovery in domestic gold mining activity amid shifting policy and market conditions.
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United States
Divorce notice in Lorain County Ohio case 40012
The petition for divorce by John Lehman against Helen Lehman is filed in the Court of Common Pleas Lorain County Ohio. Hearing set after June 1, 1938. Domestic action cites extreme cruelty and neglect.
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Fielen Lehman
Platiiff
Court of Common Fleas
Lorain County
Ohio
Helen Lehman
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