The Chronicle Telegram Publication Details
The page lists newspaper masthead information for The Chronicle Telegram Elyria Ohio, with publisher Hudnutt, city editor J Clare Georges, and Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co. Production stats include daily issue timing and pricing, carrier and mail rates, and foreign advertising reps in Chicago New York Detroit. It notes postal classifications and copyright era details.
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Audit Bureau of
Second Street
Elyria
Ohio
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
J. Clare Georges
City
Corain
Enen
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
Michigan Ave
New York
Fifth Ave
Detroit
General Motors
Neen Ee
Auto tours keep pace with steady public wanderlust
Low mood on the road has not crushed the motor touring spirit. A vanguard of foreign plates travels the cross country routes and the weekend trip gains popularity. Experts predict spring and summer tourism will generate about $2.5 billion in business and create thousands of jobs despite a muted overall season.
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America
New Camps for Unemployed Women At Bear Mountain Park
The White House backs experimental camps for single unemployed women. Bear Mountain Park hosts a first camp for three residents chosen by state relief agencies, funded by Washington and supervised locally. A second camp is planned, offering crafts and basic outdoor duties without pay, creating vocational learning under relief officials led by Harry Hopkins.
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White House
Bear Mountain Park
Hudson
Washington
Beary Mountain Park
Harry J. Hopkins
Times Business Index Surges After Bank Crisis Low
The Times business index, ignoring stock markets, shows a ten week rise from March after a long decline since 1929. The chart reflects six primary indicators including freight car loadings steel mill activity electric power usage and automobile production, adjusted for seasonality, highlighting a strong recovery not seen since 1921.
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Slavourite Nine
Pojces Thas
Times
the Times
the Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Business index rises after months of gains
The Monroe News notes a sustained rise in the business index over the past two and a half months, climbing 20 points from the crisis low of 60 toward 100. Since mid March each factor shows new highs, creating the strongest growth in five years. The forecast remains uncertain but momentum suggests continued forward movement.
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Monroe
Mich
News
The Silent Observer The chorus girl keeps dancing after inheritance
Hollywood chorus girl inherits seventy five thousand dollars and declares money means little beside art. She plans to continue dancing as her passion remains her priority over wealth. The story highlights a creator choosing vocation over material gain.
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Hollywood
Publication novelty and wedding procession follow through
A collage of short quips and gags from a newspaper page. Jokes touch on publishing, a singer seeking a deal, weddings in church, stage fright, proverbs, and a postman forgetting mail. A Webster City remark mocks a sheik misnaming Joan of Arc as Noahs sister.
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Webster City
Joan of Arc
Noah
Kindness as a Life Theme and Light Verse
A short verse urges valuing kindness flowers and word over wealth at death. It contrasts warm memories with ostentation and adds quips on life and love. The piece closes with a playful line about marital finances and a window shade joke.
Fire at Amherst plant linked to deliberate plot capsule found
Elyria Telegram notes a capsule discovered in the hopper of the loading machine at the American Dynastie Company works near Amherst supports Manager Briggs in a self igniting fluid theory. The file also mentions Joseph Mikubec, a former Angrem resident, arriving in Elyria during a world walk begun February 5, 1906 and aiming to finish around 1910.
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American Dynastie Company
Amherst
Briggs
Joseph Mikubec
Angrem
Avia
Elyria
Wild stampede at county fair during circus storm
Chronicle-Telegram reports a violent cloudburst at the county fairgrounds Wednesday night. The big tent ripped, crowds were ordered out as a stampede occurred. Electric light and power service in the city were knocked out for over three hours by the afternoon storm.
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County Fair Grounds
Avon Lake arrests over Canadian liquor raid and chase
Twenty seven cases of Canadian liquor were confiscated last night at Avon Lake after two village deputy marshals fired on a rum runner unloading on the beach. The rum boat escaped after abandoning the liquor when the deputies opened fire. Oberlin L A Sears named new Oberlin city manager by village council, succeeding the former Albion official.
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Avon Lake
Oberlin
L. A. Sears
Albion
Michigan
Sears
D. F. Herrick
Wailing Wall Ownership Disputed in 1931 Report
A 1931 British Commission finding states the historic Wailing Wall in Jerusalem belongs to Moslems, after being opened for the first time in a new building in Ottawa.
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Ottawa
British Commission
Jerusalem
Notable Birthdays Of Public Figures Listed
U S Senator Robert F Wagner of New York born in Germany 56 years ago Frank Lloyd Wright of Wisconsin born at Richland Center Wis 64 years ago Roland R Harrison manager of the Christian Science Publishing Society Boston born at Smithville N Y 565 years ago Charles B Henderson onetime U S Senator from Nevada born at San Jose Cal 60 years ago Dr Samuel S Marquis of Bloomfield Hills Mich noted P E clergyman born at Sharon Ohio 67 years ago Clarence H Daemar noted Marathon runner born at Medine Ohio 5 years ago
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U. S
Robert F. Wagner
New York
Germany
Frank Lloyd Wright
Wisconsin
Richland Center
Wis
Roland R. Harrison
Christian Science Publishing Society
Boston
Smithville
N. Y
Charles B. Henderson
Nevada
San Jose
Cal
Samuel S. Marquis
Bloomfield Hills
Mich
Sharon
Clarence H. Dae Mar
Medine
Ohio
Born on this day warns of guarded paths ahead
The reading notes energetic yet impractical tendencies for those born today and warns of potential loss through others. It emphasizes careful early years to secure later success, and cautions that the day is not unlucky overall but requires prudent preparation.
Mallet Creek York Township Picnic at School Grounds
The York Township picnic will be held at the school grounds on Friday. Sponsored by the Grange and Farm Bureau, all township residents are invited. The boys 4-H Club meeting was moved from Ralph Chamberlain’s home to Vernon Marcellus’s home, and Mr. and Mrs. Marcelli hosted Adult Bible and Golden Circle classes there Wednesday evening.
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Mallet Creek
York Township
The
Grange and Farm Bureau
Ralph Chamberlain
Vernon Marcellus
Mrs. Marcelli
Adult Bible
Golden Circle
No Church Services Next Sunday at M P Church
There will be no church services at the M P Church next Sunday due to Bacch mer laurate services at Baldwin Wallace College in Berea. Rev Ficken will be among the faculty there.
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M. P
Baldwin-Wallace College
Berea
Ficken
Illness Notice for Mrs Bert Fewis and Mrs Art Bail
Mrs Bert Fewis is ill and under a doctor's care. Mrs Art Bail is mentioned in the notice as a related individual connected to the same household health update.
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Bert Fewis
Art Bail
Notable Anniversary Births of Historic Figures
Today marks anniversaries for 1783 Thomas Sully born in England and died in Philadelphia 1872. 1774 Samuel Batchelder born in Jaffrey New Hampshire and died 1879 in Cambridge Massachusetts. 1797 Samuel Bowles born Hartford Connecticut died 1851. 1810 Robert Schumann born Germany died 1856. 1813 David Dixon Porter born Chester Pennsylvania died 1891. 1814 Charles Reade born England died 1884. 1836 Edwin S. Votey born Summit New Jersey died 1931. 1858 Edgar Saltus born New York died 1921.
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Thomas Sully
England
Philadelphia
Samuel Batchelder
New England
Jaffrey, N. H
Cambridge
Mass
Samuel Bowles
Springfield
Hartford
Conn
Robert Schumann
David Dixon Porter
Chester
Washington, D. C
Charles Reade
Edwin S. Votey
Summit
N. J
Edgar Saltus
New York
Today in History Highlights From 1809 to 1866
Events include the 1809 death of Thomas Paine in New York at age 72. In 1864 Lincoln was unanimously renominated by his party for the presidency. The 1866 note references the Canadian Parliament.
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Thomas Paine
New York
Lincoln
Local Folks Visit and Move in Medina Area
Friday afternoon ey of Medina spent time with her relatives. Spencer visitors included Mr and Mrs J C Bricker and Mr and Mrs Edward Brown. Cleveland and Akron guests dropped by as well as residents from Euclid and Hinckley. Joan Beck and family moved to a summer home here and Lawrence Beck, a Shore high school graduate, was noted. Corwin Parker started frame work on a new home west of town. A Hinman reunion occurred in Ricesdam and several families gathered for picnics and social visits.
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Medina
J. C. Bricker
John Fenwick
Spencer
Albert Robinson
Newcomerstown
Virgil McCullough
Cleveland
Harry
Hinckley
Floyd
John Arbogast
Stewart
Akron
M. J. Dague’s
Roy Rollins
Sears
Henry
Leon Marcellus
G. A
Russell Dickerman
Charles Dickerman
Hallie Manning
Rs. Joan Firestone
European stamp forgery wave alarms collectors
A new epidemic of stamp forgeries in Europe targets air mail issues. Dealers and collectors are warned as forgers flood the market. A philatelic group issues a checklist to members. Some air mail stamps fetch about 2909 dollars, with only a few genuine examples known.
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Europe
Philatelic
Forgeries Hard to Detect Says Stamp Experts
A Royal Philatelic Society member in London warned that forgeries are so clever some are detected only after weeks of verification. He noted stamps are sometimes sent abroad to test authenticity and that the toughest forgeries come from photographing genuine originals.
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Royal Philatelic Society
London
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Father
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Pap
Chronicle-Telegram
Y.M.C.A
Freeman
the Bell Co
Dunlop
City Tire House
East Ave
Depot St
C. Depot
Elyria Hardware Co
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