Bids Pending as Lorain County Paper Lists Circulation Bureau
The Chronicle Telegram notes the audit by the Bureau of Circulation and lists postal and subscription details for Lorain County printing and publishing, including Elyria and nearby areas. It mentions publication dates, rates, and advertising representation, dated Saturday June 19 1937.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Audit Bureau of
Second Street
Elyria
Ohio
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
A. C. Hudnutt
J. Clare George
Elyria Postoffice
Lorain
Mediation Board Opens Effort to Set Steel Peace
The Federal Mediation Board, appointed by Secretary Frances Perkins, begins deliberations on the steel industry to seek an impartial report. Members include Charles Taft, Dean Garrison, and Edward McGrady, with the board operating independently of the Labor Department and urged to obtain cooperation from both sides to avoid clashes while the inquiry proceeds.
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Federal Mediation Board
Frances Perkins
Charles P. Taft
Cincinnati
Juloyd K. Garrison
University of Wisconsin
Edward FP. McGrady
Mediation Board
Department of Labor
Byrd Warns on Expanding Federal Bureaucracy and Debt
Senator Byrd of Virginia cites a ballooning federal debt from 16 billion to 36 billion and claims a rapidly growing bureaucracy costing 1.5 billion annually. He notes 585 percent of personnel outside Washington and a jump in outside leases from 6,084 to 11,842 with 664 new buildings costing 329 million. He urges correction of the emergency spending as recovery continues.
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Senator Byrd
Virginia
Washington
Byrd
Moon Moving Off Position
Britain's Astronomer Royal Dr H Spencer Jones has estimated the moon is moving off its position, a claim discussed at Greenwich Observatory. The Board of Visitors debated whether nature or the astronomer is at fault, with experts noting future detailed explanations may clarify if anomalies arise from refined mathematical calculations rather than natural variation.
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H. Spencer Jones
Britain
Greenwhich Observatory
Dr. Jones
Jones
Longer Week-Ends Coming
A reflective feature argues that longer week-ends will reshape American life as the five day work week expands. It cites growth in leisure based industries, more week-end travel, suburban development, and a search for extra income. The piece emphasizes personal responsibility and the complexity of adapting to broader leisure.
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London Times
Anniversaries and history notes from today in history
Today marks birthdays and deaths of notable figures Blaise Pascal Charles Loring Brace Charles Haddon Spurgeon Elbert Hubbard Elizabeth Marbury Henry Justin Smith and U S Senator Rush D Holt Joseph Weaver William Castle Edward Taylor Beatrix Farrand Meade Minnisero de Essex James Walker and others. Today in history includes Maine statehood 1819 Liberty statue 1885 and Schmeling Louis 1936 events. Horoscopes predict outdoor natures and a broad genial temperament with a healthy body.
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Blaise Pascal
Charles Loring Brace
New York City
Litchfield
Conn
Charles Haddon Spurgeon
Elbert Hubbard
Aurora
N. Y
Bloomington
Lusitania
Elizabeth Marbury
New York
Henry Justin Smith
Chicago
Maine
Massachusetts
Hoboken
X. J
Knickerbockers
Rulea
Alabama
Kearsarge
France
Maximilian
Mexico
Progressive Party
Max Schmeling
Joe Louis
U. S
Rush D. Holt
West Virginia
Weston
W. Va
William A. Brady
American Theatrical Producers
San Francisco
Joseph B. Weaver
Commerce Department
Bureau of Marine Inspection and Navigation
Philadelphia
William R. Castle
Washington, D. C
Honolulu
Edward T. Taylor
Colorado
Congress
Metamora
Beatrix Farrand
Bar Harbor
Meade Minnizerode
Essex
England
James J. Walker
Eatrach
Oberlin invites colleges to take part in centennial observance
Oberlin College announces plans to mark the centennial of women’s college education and co education on October with ceremonies. Dr Ernest Hatch Wilkins urges other colleges to join the observance, noting four women and thirty men entered in 1835 as freshmen.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Ernest Hatch Wilkins
Sollega
Wilkins
Mary Hosford
Oberlins
Mary Fletcher Kellogg
Jamestown
N. Y
East
United States
Fortune of a Group Accrues Through Family Friends
A historical note describes a fortunate gathering tied to family or a large circle of friends and the accumulation of wealth. It warns against overdoing the celebration, highlighting the unusually joyful outcome.
Horoscope Advice Pushes for Steady Mind and Resolve
Today the reader is urged to face pessimism with strength of character. Although capable, many plans may be abandoned by doubt about their value. Cultivate decisive focus and avoid letting versatility derail continuity.
Bible Readings And Meditations Saturday June 19 Ephesians
Commentary on Ephesians 4 25 28 stresses social obligations in the new life warning that falsehood disrupts unity and that anger and stealing harm communal harmony. Paul urges truthfulness, reconciled tempers, and labor to aid those in need, framing labor as a means to give.
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St. Paul
Reach Agreement At Lorain Plant
Lorain Ohio June 19 negotiations between The American Stove Company officials and I. C. I. O. union representatives ended strike prospects at the Lorain plant. The agreement includes a 19 cent hourly raise, a 40 hour week, time and a half overtime, a 60 cent minimum for men and a 2 cent minimum for women.
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Lorain
American Stove Company
C. I. QO
New York Day By Day Nostalgia by D C McIntyre
New York Day By Day notes a column by D C McIntyre in New York on June 19. The piece blends musings on a luxe divan, nightlife, and social theatrics with observations on press agents, notable figures, and a humorous take on aristocratic languor. It references M H Arlesworth, Kent Cooper, Ros Howard, Bil Hawkins, and figures like George Jessel and Buss Baer, mixing culture, media, and social satire.
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New York
Chainso Lounge
Rye
M. H. Arlesworth
Nick
Deke
Deacon
Aresworth
Kent Cooper
A. P
Ros Howard
Bil Hawkins
Colorado
Applications For CCC Being Accepted in Ohio
Ernest E Holmes at the Lorain County Relief Administration Elyria Ohio will accept CCC enrollment applications July plans have been prepared by state and county officials ahead of possible congressional action to continue the Civilian Conservation Corps Jd W Davis state supervisor notes enrollees and public support remain strong and morale and physical conditioning are improving as conservation work continues
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Civilian Conservation Corps
Jd. W. Davia
CCC
Ohio
Davis
Ernest E. Holmes
Lorain County Relief Administration
Depot Street
Elyria
Verdict of death by own action in Lorain
June 19 a nervous breakdown was blamed for the death yesterday of Mrs Frances Vida 53 mother of three children found hanging in the basement of her home by her 16 year old daughter Acting Coroner H F Roger returned a verdict of death by own action.
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Lorain
Frances Vida
H. F. Roag
Jolson excels in intimate banquets says Murphy
Francis Patrick Murphy praises Al Jolson for superb crowd rapport at private banquets. He notes Jolson can shape mood, making audiences react vividly, while acknowledging occasional mawkish turns. Murphy contrasts Jolson’s live finesse with radio and screen work and muses on dignity in times of upheaval.
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Francis Patrick Murphy
al Jolson
Jolson
Avon 500 Club Meets Avon for Card Party
June 18 gathering at the Five Hundred Club hosted by Mrs. Joseph Forthofer Jr. Prizes awarded to Mrs. Carl Schafer, Mrs. Ira Gough, N. Ke, Blake and Ed Stagg. Lunch served. Next meeting scheduled in two weeks. Also notes the Henson family reunion June 23 at Mrs. Martha Henson's home and visits by local residents from Cleveland and Sandusky.
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CLUS
AVON
Joseph Forthofer Jr
Five Hundred
Prizon
Carl Schafer
Ira Gough
N. ‘Ke
Blake
Ed Stagg
Mra
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John VW. Cullen Company
Bourchizan Ave
Fifth Ave
Etroit
General Motors
Byrd Pictures
Esa Bee Tee
Aeepeae
Steree
The
Cor Wit
East Ave
D. C. McIntyre
Bernard
George Jessel
Buss Baer
Jessel
Baer
Pierre R. Smith
Seasoned Investments
Elyria Savings Building
E. F. Whitney & Son
Broad Street
Imperial Furniture Co
East Avenue
Ernest BE
Molmea
Columbus
Hughes
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Sweet Home
Northern Savings & Loan Co
Federal ‘Home Loan Bank System
Masonic Temple
Henson
Martha Henson
Will Bowerk
Cleveland
G. L. Jenkins
Misa Bertha Hubbard
Sandus
Jack Taylor
Fanily
Ed Casper
Gordon Paddock
Dale
Niagara Falls
Webb Park
Kodak Films
Middle Ave
Wilmot Printing Company
Memser Federal
Ebee
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