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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1932
Page
11
The Trial of Vivienne S opens at The Capitol Theatre today. Fox film stars Joan Bennett in a courtroom drama about a society beauty framed for a murder she did not commit. The plot centers on a mysterious letter and a pivotal handkerchief near the victim.
The Wet ade opens at Rivoli Theatre for the whole family with a modern story showing intimate romance and a vivid plot across episodes. It contrasts prewar life with present day night life and politics as it plays through its drama. Venita Schaubacher sues George L ulan for breach of promise claiming he promised marriage after a long relationship beginning in 191? with no wedding date set.
London reports Federation of British Industries data showing a persistent decline in international trade with a rare uptick in British domestic consumption. First quarter 1932 imports fell about 20 percent from late 1931, while exports dropped across major nations. UK production improved mainly in goods for home use, amid tariff policy and gold standard suspension. Outside Europe, German, French, and Italian trade fell sharply, with Britain showing comparatively smaller export losses. Robbing store a habit in Saugus as Wellman Knight's shop is held up for the fourth time in a year, yielding $25.
Raimond Billman of Spencer, son of Horace Kman, is on 36 days leave from the U S Navy to visit his father. Walter Hankinson announced the leave from the Navy Recruiting Station at Lorain. Billman enlisted in Cleveland on August 4 1930 and is now aboard the U S S New York. he will rejoin at San Pedro California after his leave and has been promoted to ship fitter third class.
Pittsfield notes mark the completion of the Wellington High School year with graduation on Thursday evening. Diploma recipients were Lester Sheffield Penny Wacker and Harvey Pillivant. An Alumni banquet followed. Mrs Minnie Crosier visited Wakeman on Wednesday morning. Mrs Roy Mosher has been ill with an appendicitis attack.
Notes from Cleveland social life: Miss Helenea Stoyka convalescing at her parents Cary John Stoyka address. Carl Orlowski visits Miss Stoyka. Mrs Mildred Lounsbrough visits Davidson family in Camden. Mrs W H Green visits Mary Whitney in Wellington. Children’s Day at M E church on June 12 at 7 30 pm. Mr and Mrs W H Green spend day in Elyria. Walter Green travels with Dr P T Burnside to Columbus. William Johnson dines with C A Jordan family.
Berlin based Lufthansa expands summer schedule boosting Berlin Munich express line cutting travel to 3 12 hours and enabling business travelers to reach Rome Venice and Munich same day. London Berlin service expanded via Frankfort on the Main with Junkers G 38s and new aerobus Rhine line to Cologne. Night flights reconnect Amsterdam Copenhagen Malmo and Baltic resorts with lower fares.
Radio schedule for WTAM WHA WLAK and related stations shows daily concerts, bands, and orchestras. Entries include Gene and Glenn, Reisman's Band, Larry Revell's Orchestra, Louise diuJ, Louise Hicks Indians, and Amos in Azd2 with multiple time slots from morning to late night. Listings feature hotel Pierre Orchestra, Williams' Band, Easy Aces, and Noble Sissle's Band among varied acts and programs.
London reports show the end of the gold standard heightening value shifts. Shillings and sovereigns rise in buying power abroad while domestic prices reflect new exchange realities. A joke about two quarreling female relatives caps a brisk, wry note.
The station WTAM lists a full day’s programming across multiple segments and hosts. Highlights include morning and afternoon talk, orchestras, baseball scores, and special features such as The Laugh Club and Our Dairy Toad, with numerous named ensembles and performers like George Washington, Williams Orchestra, Jack Miles, Ruth Etting, and Abe Lyman.
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