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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1932
Page
7
The passage argues that mere experience is not a badge of value. It praises doing meaningful work, citing a bushman who died wealthy yet valued for his desert mastery and Harry Lindbergh style innovation that made the nation air conscious. It notes that Lindbergh faced ridicule before his Paris flight.
The piece argues that federal taxation will rise across many items after a new revenue bill. Exemptions shrink from 3500 to 2500 for married, 1500 to 1000 for singles, and rates climb in all brackets. Taxes hit mail, checks, gasoline, theater tickets, long distance calls, recreation gear, tires, and real estate sales. It portrays the shift as needed to restore budgets and credit after prior excess.
European critics misread the U S legislative process noting that unlike European governments, the United States does not have a governing party that sponsors bills. Instead individual senators and representatives introduce measures, which are referred, debated, amended, and reported or pigeonholed through multiple stages. The administration is advisory until final passage or defeat. A Kingston department has been abolished with the resignation of an assistant secretary.
A fragment from Amarillo Globe News collects a satirical series on depression titled The Silent Observer. It lampoons low mood as a lifestyle shift, praising renewed social life, honesty, churchgoing, walking, and better digestion while noting salary cuts and changed habits.
On this day in 2835, Arkansas entry and questions recall the White House first occupancy in 1800 and a science line about molecule counts. Answers cite John Adams as first president to occupy the White House and note a public building query.
A collection of notable anniversaries and birthdays includes Charles H Smith born in Lawrenceville and Adah I Menken near New Orleans. Also listed are Edward Grieg, Lol Russell, Edward Channing, Franklin Elwell, Malvina Hoffman, Mary Ellis, Governor Fred Balzar, and William McFee with dates and places. Also noted is Magna Carta, Franklin kite experiment, Washington’s command, Arkansas statehood, vulcanizing patent, Oregon boundary treaty, and the General Slocum disaster with casualties. Horoscope notes speak of a sociable, popular life pending favorable aspects.
West Side Birthday Club met Friday evening June 1 at the Herrman home to celebrate their 34th wedding anniversary with a mock wedding. The bride wore a long white veil and orange blossom wreath, the groom a light gray suit, and Here Comes the Bride played as they approached the altar. Bridesmaid wore pink. Clergyman was Wr Stanley Bowman. Ralph Black served as best man. Mrs Har Mon Wartin delivered dialect readings and old songs on banjo. Cards, ice cream, cake and coffee followed. Out-of-town guests included Miss Livermore of Rochester, Miss Myrtle Hurd of Springfield, Harold Court of Norwalk, and Mrs Harry Heidt and two children of Toledo.
A note says a children’s day program is being prepared for next Sunday evening June 19 at Camden Baptist Church. Nearby residents and visitors are listed with weekend social calls and visits to families in the area including Weeks, Brumby, Twining, Hayes, Fisher, Losey, and Birkel.
Chicago June 16 Dr Joseph Irwin France sole opponent of President Hoover for the Republican nomination exuded confidence as the National convention opened He recalled a past defeat from Hamilton College and predicted he would beat Hoover at the convention by about ten to one citing his lack of stage fright and strong polling.
About twenty friends gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Peter Shuster's home in Avon on Wednesday evening to surprise Ruth for her 18th birthday. Guests came from Elyria Amherst Dover Avon and Avon Lake. Roman Klingshirn won high score trophies. Lunch featured garden bouquet decor. The honored guest received many gifts.
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