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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1933
Page
4
A Chronicle Telegram reader laments relief delays harming institutions and urges local officials to act. The writer questions trust in science and advocates faith-based healing, noting the city spends about 27 900 a month to assist around 1 000 families while asking what food costs. Dr Ettinger signs.
A compact list of historic birthdays and anniversaries features figures such as DeWitt Clinton, Sam Houston, Pope Leo XII, Carl Schurz, William Boyd Allison, Charlotte Beebe Wilbour, John Watson Foster, Ivar Kreuger, and others. It also notes major milestones including the 1932 Lindbergh kidnapping news and the 1919 Victory Loan Bond Bill.
Lorain Chronicle reports Federal Relations panel amended Harter bill to pair Lorain and Medina with Wood Sandusky Seneca Erie and Huron counties. Delegates praise Representative Malcolm Thomson for opposition to the original plan, hoping the Senate and Assembly approve the changes.
Elyria Memorial Hospital graduates shine as 960 nurses pass the December state board exams. Miss Margaret Brown led with 96.2 percent, followed by Miss Helen Abramaska at 96 percent, with four 1922 gradu ates and others posting strong results. City residents celebrate the school’s thorough training and its role in the community.
A Elyria Township Tax League member criticizes high school salaries and early teacher hires while urging tax relief through trustees and the school board. The letter notes mass debt, foreclosures, and a call for a gentlemanly agreement between taxpayers and officials.
An Elyria Chronicle Telegram editorial rebuts widespread wage concessions in the U S economy. It argues that workers from unskilled labor to professionals face shrinking pay while officials' salaries remain relatively intact, citing a local trader offered two small jobs by rival stores as an example of reduced opportunities.
Fine tobaccos give character and mildness through the toasted process. The copy invites readers to follow growers selecting Cream of the Crop in Southern fields, describing aged blends for Lucky Strike from a reserve worth over $100,000,000 and the unique toasted process that imparts unparalleled mildness.
The central tenet of Hinduism is reverence for other faiths and a commitment to goodwill toward all creeds.
Today marks the birthday of Samuel Untermyer of New York, noted as one of the era’s greatest lawyers for his influential work and public service in advancing legal causes.
The text discusses the sun god Ra sailing across the sky in a boat like Nile craft and notes shifts in writers' respectability, with pre eighteenth century sentiment seen as unpaid. It comments on adventurous traits, law prospects, and the evolving view of literature and profession.
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