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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1932
Page
7
A collage of jokes and quips on journalism, manners, and daily life. It mentions nudists in Canada, bathing beauties in Miami, and a local plumber with a million dollar idea. TheBryan family troubles include a daughter losing a congress bid in Florida.
Lincoln three cent stamp in the Washington bicentennial series is noted along with a new stamp design matching the old two cent issue. The People’s Service Club aids unemployment by providing work for unemployed men through shoe repairs for children and crafting toys and furniture for charities, with earnings framed as service to the community.
A quirky meditation on early rising and reporters. The speaker mocks insomnia and blues while noting reporters’ spelling failures from high windows. A light, witty row about daily grind and media error.
Former Senator Wadsworth chides indifference of voters in a June graduation talk. He reworks Roosevelt slogan from the forgotten man to the forgetful man, warning against complacency and urging citizens to study issues and vote in November.
Chile faces repeated uprisings as Carlos Davila leads a socialist council and is later ousted amid claims of a shift to communism. International financiers watch closely, fearing disruption to nitrate exports and government revenue.
The move to three cent first class postage triggers wide public interest as the government readies stamps at a record pace. The Bureau of Engraving and Printing is producing 100,000,000 daily, aiming to four billion before distribution and adding one cent stamps to bridge the change while the two cent stamps remain in circulation.
Historic anniversaries recount Peter Faneuil and other figures born in America or linked to early statehood. Entries note Willam R. Davis, Dantel McCook, John T. Morgan, Benjamin Bristow, Francis E. Warren, Edgar Farrar, with today in history marks including Maryland charter, US Great Seal adoption, West Virginia statehood, and Hoover's 1931 era moratorium proposal.
Today marks birthdays for Raymond Jee Ditmers the New York Zoo curator born Newark New Jersey 66 years ago Judge Cuthbert W Pound chief NY Court of Appeals born Lockport New York eight years ago Mrs Helen M Gould Shepard prominent New York philanthropist born New York City 64 years ago Herbert R Crocker Denver engineer and ASCE president born Haverhill New Hampshire 65 years ago Dr Arthur E Morgan Ohio civil engineer and college president born Cincinnati 54 years ago
Daily zodiac reading notes a pessimistic mood with potential plan abandonment due to doubt. Encourages cultivating strength of character and decisive mind, warning against letting versatility disrupt continuity.
Kansas City readers learn of a landlord racket to evict nonpaying tenants by abusing the hospital ambulance. Investigations show the ploy hinges on claimed emergencies to remove tenants without rent payment. Hospital staff now ask closer questions before admitting so called critical patients to avoid exploitation.
The Ship of Fools first published in 1494 held European significance with translations into many Western European languages and numerous editions across the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries.
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