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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1932

Page

4

Germany demands revision of Versailles peace treaty

In Lausann, Germany pressed for revision of the Versailles settlement as a condition for future reparations. Chancellor Von Papen conveyed the demand to Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald after talks with French and German delegates sought a compromise on reparations and economic terms. The German note suggested cash contributions for European reconstruction if revisions were made. The text notes the broader issue of the war guilt clause and German armament limits.

Lausanns Germany Ramsay MacDonald Franz von Papen Red Versailles Reconstruction Finance Corporation United States

Great Flour Mill at Grafton Busy Day and Night

The Grafton flour mill, operated by United Mills Company, runs at full speed producing six carloads daily for Loose-Wiles Sun Shine Biscuit Co. plants across Island, Boston, Pittsburgh, Dayton and more. The mill processes wheat mainly from Ohio Indiana and Michigan, with 35 000 bushels locally consumed yearly. Since mid 1931 all flour for Loose-Wiles moved to Grafton, boosting local employment and regional wheat trade.

Grafton Grafton Grafton Clevysland Lorain County Dirvin Barton Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Tivin Brownlee University of Minnesota Loose Wiles New York Loose-Wiles Biscuit Company Sunshine Biscuit Long Island Dayton Kansas City Minneapolis Portland Boston Chicago St Louis Dallas Seattle New Orleans Pittsburgh Saginaw Omaha Spokane San Francisco Chronicle Telegram Grafton i5

Amherst program presented by Ridgeville Grange and more

June 29 Amherst notes record Hickory Tree Grange meeting with Ridgeville Juvenile Grange program featuring Lois Fortune Doris Fortune Irene Halle Jean Cooper and others. Also Legion Auxiliary picnic cookies for Camp C M C Kentucky plans and Bi-Centennial program. Congregational Sunday School class outing to Vermilion-on-the-Lake. St Josephs Circle No 1 altar rosary meeting postponed to Friday. wedding of Bernice Armstrong to Frank Towner. and local birth announcement for Ann Delbridge Guiselman.

Ridgeville Grange Amherst O Hickory Tree Grange Grange Hall Ridgeville Juvenile Grange Lois Fortune Doris Fortune Irene Halle Bernadime Taft Verton Bartter Jean Cooper George Washington Clifford Salisbury Merton Mason Helen Haller Barbara Cooper Camp C. M .C Kentucky Legion Rooms Town Hall Congregational Sunday School Wiss Helen Eastman Vetrmilion-on-the-Lake Helen Fastman Robert Gillette Douglas Harris Burton Jenne Harold Bennet Richard Dastman Robert Cromwell Circle No 1 Amherst Congregational Church Bernice Armstrong Ella Armstrong Lorain Frank Towner F. E. Eastman

Taken From Our Files 23 Years Ago June 29 1907

Three stop watches bought for Elyria police to time speeding automobiles. Oberlin President King asks trustees to rent First Congregational Church for one more year for chapel services. After that, Finney Memorial Chapel will be ready. Oberlin old Shuttle site bought for a dormitory and possibly hospital plans. Amherst village council allows saloons to stay open until 11 on Saturdays in warm months. Regular closing at 10 other nights.

Elyria Elyria Police Oberlin King His First Congregational Church Finney Professor Street Oberlin College Academy Oberlin Hospital Amherst Mem

Loss to War Vets and Local Draft Proceedings Headline

Mourning for Rev Walter Francis Patrick Duffy in New York as a veteran chaplain who aided doughboys in France. Lorain County draft boards plan name listing and district recaps for a forthcoming drawing in Washington. Lorain council and lakefront owners seek federal aid to extend the east breakwater against erosion. Oberlin’s Mrs Rachel Edwards, aged 98, dies after long stays in Elyria, Cleveland, and Oberlin.

Walter Francis Patrick Duffy New York France Rainbow Division Lorain Oberlin Rachel Edwards Morgan Street Elyria Cleveland

Cascade Park Pool Dedication Parade Draws 1000 Children

Three years ago on June 29 1927 the Chronicle Telegram reports the new Cascade Park swimming pool was dedicated with a huge parade. About 1000 children marched, passing through downtown streets as the dedication program’s feature.

Chronicle-Telegram Cascade Park

Lorain Reguear Disaster Toll Grows in Third Lorain Tor sday

A Lorain disaster near the mayor's residence on the third Lorain Thursday caused over 50 deaths and millions in property damage. Authorities report widespread loss and ongoing rescue efforts as the city assesses the impact.

Lorain Grall

Farmer Aims to Wear Out 100 Pairs on Transcontinental Hike

Ruzicka a 40 year old farmer from Oakley Michigan announces plans for a two year transcontinental hike to seek new earnings. He says he will wear out 100 pairs of shoes during the journey.

Mich Ruzicka Mer

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