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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1933
Page
6
ENT. O. June 28 Kent State College faces action to remove president James O Engleman after a special board meeting was convened. Engleman says he was asked to resign at a June 19 closed session but received no formal reason and will not quit until fired.
In a letter the community thanks the park board and Mr Ord for their reply about Cascade Park pool while Mr Wilford admits the board is powerless if the pool isn’t opened. The Y S A group pledges best effort, promising operation details and community notification. The Chronicle-Telegram laments a legislative session seen as a fiasco and critiques tax cuts, lobby influence, and weak resistance to special interests. The piece argues legislators should protect public interests over lobbies and income.
A dense listing of early 20th century radio programs across WTAM WHAD and affiliates. It catalogs hourly slots featuring acts from health shows to orchestras, vaudeville performers, boats, and news, naming many artists, groups, and stations with start times.
In a forceful plea, the writer argues government costs burden the public, urging salary reductions for public workers and questioning why taxes rise. The piece condemns the legislature as self-serving and warns that a powerful minority could enslave the majority unless costs are cut and reform enacted.
The note references E. C. Young highlighting an ongoing matter before the Wmannin Provypie. Details are sparse but imply a formal dispute or consideration awaiting resolution, with Young cited as a key figure in bringing attention to the issue.
Vincent O June 28 neighborhood friends gathered Saturday evening for the 18th birthday celebration of Miss Henrietta Post. Attendees included Miss Helen Horvath Miss Yolanda Horvath Miss Josephine Pavitch John Mizen Miss Mary Bors Miss Pauline Zberlin and many others.
Games and refreshments were enjoyed by all. Miss Francis Stinebring left Friday morning to visit Mrs. Kessinger in Blanchard Pennsylvania. She plans to stay about two weeks. Mrs. G. H. Stoughton hosted Saturday afternoon and supper. Kathryn McMillan of Lorain joined for Sunday dinner and supper. George Fridenstine and children of Murray Ridge visited Farle Johnson family and J. G. Morris family. F H Lewis and Mrs Ty Baldwin and Mrs C E McIntire hosted Friday evening. Markley Busy Boys 4 H Club met with about twenty members. Reports on officers meeting at the Y M C A were shared. Fred Smith family visited Baldwin. The Sewing Sallies 4 H Club will meet Wednesday at Winifred Smith’s home. Fred Smith and Verna Smith, Bobby Feltes of Cleveland, visited F H Lewis family. Francis and Jeanette Lewis spent the past week.
Charles Foote and his family of Cleveland returned home Sunday after a brief absence, reported by local officials.
A clipped description notes Pittsburgh New Hampshire, a tiny border hamlet with only a few dozen residents scattered across about 300 square miles, nearly as large as New York City which covers 327 square miles. The piece contrasts population density with geographic size.
The article notes French Guiana on the north coast of South America as France's sole territory in the New World, highlighting its colonial status and geographic location.
A quantity of heroin was found in the room of Walter H. Taylor a Lexington trainer and former jockey. U S narcotics agent Lexy Ford reported Taylor said the narcotic was for popping up his horses. 224 tablets totaling 336 grains were seized from Taylor s suitcase as officials considered a federal probe and possible ban from American tracks. Taylor was held on a $3000 bond for a preliminary July 1 hearing before U S commissioner W P Hohmann.
A reflection on how many historical catastrophes might have been prevented with wiser judgment and cooperative spirit, emphasizing the role of prudent thinking and mutual goodwill in avoiding collective harm.
Ruth Chatterton with George Brent and Guy Kibbee star in First National drama Lilly Turner at the Capitol. The film follows the hectic adventures of a wandering side show and is billed as Miss Chatterton's most stirring screen vehicle to date.
Boris Karloff, renowned for sinister screen roles and supreme makeup artistry, unveils his new mummy visage in The Mummy, set to debut at the Dreamland Theatre tomorrow.
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