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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1933
Page
4
In Columbus a rare calm day amid a heat spell brings clear skies and subdued conditions. Weather observers note no dramatic heat effect, and flights report normal activity with travelers noting comfortable temps. Local officials urge hydration and planning for potential shifts in coming days.
Juniors and seniors at Elyria High clashed violently ending with the abduction of senior Gus Goldsmith. He was seized by juniors and taken to a bowling alley to block commencement, but was rescued by a group of seniors.
The Lorain County Savings and Trust Co reports it met the State Banking Department cash requirement without RF C aid and hopes to be relicensed by July first. Depositors with under fifty dollars receive full access. those over fifty would see sixty percent of restricted deposits restored, with waivers of forty percent. About 7800 depositors, around 5000 under five thousand dollars, stand to benefit, boosting local business and easing mortgages through lender cooperation and patience.
Chairman Hull, speaking for the Roosevelt administration, aims to speed the London talks by avoiding irrelevant discussion and handling each problem efficiently. He warns the large, complex gathering risks failing if it becomes only a debating body, urging delegates to merge national interests into the common good for swift, meaningful results within six to eight weeks.
The article reflects on Gandhi's 21 day fast for untouchables, noting no clear evidence of success. It argues caste prejudice remains deep, yet Gandhi's self control and public focus may effect slow, partial progress and draw attention to the issue.
A reflection on golden wedding couples noting Aunt Mary Doke of Books Woods as symbolic, praising wives who baked fine pies and cakes rather than those who only looked good, highlighting enduring partnership over appearances.
San Diegan raconteurs share vivid snippets about fishing, radio talk, and small pleasures. A fisherman recalls a big catch miss amid casual banter with friends, while a Tacoma Ledger note reflects on responsibility and household finances. The verse paints quiet rural imagery and a nod to Queen Tsibella’s appetite for smart public catering.
A man who bought a young parrot attempted to teach it to talk by shouting Hello repeatedly. The bird ignored him until he paused to breathe, when it opened an eye and quipped Lines busy.
An assortment of quoted lines mocks sensational tabloid style with remarks by Mrs O Brien and Mrs Mul roony and jokes about marriage, inheritance and science. The piece parodies the era by referencing dubious claims and provocative headlines.
A fragmented dialogue shows a college girl asking Ferdinand to test new germs and a stray joke about naming a shipment that stops in a car. An observant boy watches a car being loaded at a station and asks why a shipment stops in a car while a cargo moves by ship, highlighting playful wordplay and student banter.
A committee appointed by Congress to draft the Declaration of Independence marks a pivotal step in U S history. The year 1776 is cited as the moment the proposal was formed and refined by the Continental Congress.
A compilation lists several prominent individuals with birthplaces and ages. Dr Caroline Hazard, ex-president of Wellesley College, born in Peace Vale Rhode Island. Judge William S Kenyon of Fort Dodge Iowa born in Elyria Ohio. Earl Sauer American Consul General in Toronto born in Texas. Dr William W Babcock Philadelphia surgeon born in New York. Dr Frederick A Cook, famed for 1909 North Pole expedition, born in New York.
The reading notes erratic disposition with few friendships, labeling the day as unusual for Aries. It cautions that fortune appears weak unless supported by favorable aspects, outlining the core temperament and potential luck factors for the period.
Elyria Telegram reports Lorain County with more than 10 000 horses despite cars replacing many mounts along with 19 000 cattle 12 000 sheep and 5 000 hogs. Only 43 mules. The Cleveland Eagles aerie plans a large delegation to next week's state convention and a street parade with 2 000 members from Cleveland marching alongside other groups.
Capt Frank Brown longtime lake and sea captain died at his home after a weeklong illness at age 51. He became the youngest licensed captain on the Great Lakes at 21 and piloted the first grain voyage from Buffalo to England. He later worked with the Rockefeller fleet.
Lorain police rounded up 75 more traffic violators over the weekend to ease road congestion. Friday's arrests brought the total to 131 as part of the drive to improve traffic conditions.
A concise note on how repression obscures inner meaning and how hoped outcomes may fail to materialize. It reflects the enduring challenge of interpreting suppressed feelings and undisclosed motives in human behavior.
Todays anniversaries list several historical figures with brief biographical anchors. Francis Hawks, English author Edwin Arnold, Pauline Cushman, Rebecca Felton, Carl Hagenbeck, and David Lubin are named with birthplaces and notable roles or deaths. The fragment ends mid entry for Lubin.
Mascots for car radiator caps in England feature officers or privates in full dress from the owner's favorite regiment. Detailed uniforms are displayed, with sergeant drummers of the Guards among the most popular choices.
A new piano shown in Berlin places eighteen microphones in the instrument replacing the sounding box. The device can reproduce sounds resembling almost any instrument in a symphony or orchestra, offering unusually beautiful music.
People along a Bedford footpath were startled when a lion escaped a sideshow cage near the fairground. Shouts drew a crowd and a quick actions by a nearby crew who lassooed the animal and recaptured it, ending the scare.
Dr M Holland who transformed the Alpine village of St Moritz into a winter sports center has died. He built ice rinks and introduced the Holland Cup for fancy skating and originated many winter pastimes in the famous resort.
Political ad from C. E. Rankin dated August 8 1933 urging Elyria voters to support him in the Republican mayoral primary. It emphasizes fitness integrity and courage to serve residents and earn their vote.
The Day's News notes the Grunow Refrigerator being advertised in Cleveland papers and on radio. A display cabinet showcases a round top, porcelain interior, sealed ice trays, 100 percent US insulation, and Carrene refrigerant. Silent motor and low operating cost emphasized alongside a used upright piano for $25 and a large six foot model at $96.
A Day's Hardware display features electric fans from 198 dollars with General Electric models, plus ice cream freezers, mixers and juice extractors. Porch gliders priced from 650 dollars, folding lawn seats 98 cents, and folding camp stools at 25 cents. Oil cook stoves with built in ovens offered 25 to 55 dollars. Tennis rackets from 29 cents to 12 dollars, and tennis balls 75 cents for three. Black bass season opens next Thursday. fishing tackle licenses minnows and nets advertised. Paint on hand at old prices. mildew and insect remedies marketed for gardens and flowers.
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