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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1939
Page
10
A vintage guide promotes revival of homemade soups with old world methods. It offers Onion Soup from Spain, a bean soup with hickory smoked salt, and a quick vegetable soup with clear broth. Tips include using cooking water from vegetables for flavor and shortcuts like canned broth.
A recipe outlines onion butter tapioca tomato juice cheese and olives layered and baked. It mentions a Bavarian Cream with orange marmalade and gelatin, asking for an unusual egg serving method and a possible orange marmalade Bavarian Cream variant.
Dr. Ernest H. Wilkins of Oberlin College denounces the Civil Aeronautics Authority proposal to train 20 000 pilots a year on a nationwide vocational basis. He argues the plan is ill conceived and unsound educationally and for national defense, urging consultation with colleges and favoring civilian and technical school participation instead.
Crochet pattern 6017 offers charts directions and illustrations for a chair set buffet set and scarfs. Send ten cents to Chronicle Telegram Household Arts Dept 259 W 14th St New York NY with name address and pattern number.
Officials of the United States Naval Academy and Notre Dame University signed a contract with Cleveland to play their 1939 football game at Cleveland Stadium on October 21. Representing the naval academy were Capt. E. W. McKee Commander Ward Davis and Capt. E. E. Larson. Notre Dame was represented by Elmer Layden and J. Arthur Haley.
About six thousand aliens are to be dismissed from WPA projects in Ohio by week’s end, WPA officials estimate. Over five thousand have already been removed since the latest checkup began, about 24 percent of Ohio WPA workers. Dismissals follow the emergency relief amendment. prior hires included foreign-born citizens with first papers.
In Sacramento California officials declined free State Fair tickets left on desks as rewards. Instead they posted Biblical inscriptions such as Jeremiah 22 43 Numbers 18 and Jonah 1 3. The officials followed the Jonah verse about paying the fare.
Durban ranks as South Africa’s third largest city with a population near 200000. The populace is nearly evenly split across districts and amenities, reflecting a balanced urban spread amid rapid growth.
In Alameda California an elderly defendant charged with stealing a pound of butter inflamed the case with a plea of necessity that moved the judge to set bail at 25 dollars. After bail, the woman produced a bankroll from her clothing and paid the amount, but the law proceeded with the case.
Lillian Wald of Henry Street in New York, famed for the settlement house movement, has finally permitted a biography of her early days and the era when young women did not venture out after dark without male accompaniment.
Neighbors believed Charley Carleson, a 70 year old recluse in Wheeling, lived meagerly until an investigator revealed he had 12090 in deposits across local banks and Wellsburg. He died in a one room shack after relief officials checked on him following reports of his poor health and isolation. He formerly lived in Martins Ferry and worked about two decades at Winsor power plant before retiring to hermit life. No relatives were identified.
City wide ping pong tournament sponsored by the M C A gets under way Friday evening with four first round matches. Twenty players compete including Seymour Wiley, Joe Vanney, Roy Gardner, Carl Nivus, Robert Rieth, Maynard Unger, Sidney Gross, Ed McFarland, and others.
In Oneida and nearby Sheppton communities 49 bearded miners emerged from the Wolfe Collieries Company mine after about seven days underground during a sit down strike. They received their current wages and negotiations were promised within days for 1937 back pay. The dispute began over the $24,793 payroll, with the men later pushing for back wages.
Chicago report says at Monkey Island in Brookfield zoo four baboons stand sentry on each peak after sundown. Assistant director Robert Bean notes the vigilant rotation mirrors jungle life and keeps watch while other animals sleep.
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