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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1930

Page

13

German court frees man after Russian bigamy ruling

Berlin judges acquitted shoe factory official Schultzenstein after determining bigamy offenses in Russia were not punishable under German law since Germany recognizes Russian law. He had married a second wife in Russia while still married in Germany, then registered both marriages upon return. The case left the status of his two wives unresolved.

Berlin Germany Schultzenstein Leningrad Jtady LiSau Herr Frau Schultzenstein Shoe Bigami Russia

Twentieth Anniversary Boy Scouts Dinner in Washington DC

Endorsement efforts for the Boy Scout Movement by President Hoover and a high level sponsoring committee highlight the Twentieth Anniversary Dinner in Washington DC on March 10 1930 The program includes speeches from notable figures and a performance by the U S Marine Band radio broadcasts coordinated with NBC and CBS to air the President address and Head announcement. The text also notes Boy Scouts growth in Lorain County and plans for a local council formation and broader community involvement. Curfew bells in Chertsey England ring tonight funded by William Kempson to preserve the traditional poem inspiration.

Hoover Boy Scouts of America Washington, D. C Presden Curtis Longyno Melton Hurler Wilbur Hyde Lamont Daris Messrs John Barton Paine Ren Cress Willan Green American Federation of Labor William Butterworth U. S. Chamber of Commerce Walter W. Head Prent Foreman State National Bank of Chicago American Bankers Association U. S. Marine Band National Broadcasting Company Columbia Broadcasting System National Networks Hoover Br Bor Swennerh E. W. Rule Lorain County Washington Boy Scout Movement William CD. Boree Colin H. Livingstone White House Tait United States Boy Scouts Coolidge Mr. Tait Lorain Elyria

Peiping Gates Lock Trains Passengers Out At Night

Bishop Frank L Norris criticized Peiping city gates that lock at night forcing late arriving passengers from Tatuzu on the Peiping Seiyuen line to wait outside the city. He noted trains run late and mistimed arrivals trap travelers in the cold, while gates remain closed nightly as in centuries past.

Peiping Frank L Norris Tatuzu Peiping-Seiyuen Hsichihmen F

Florence Schwind Beauty Shoppe Moves to New Location

The Florence Schwind Beauty Shoppe announces it has moved to 435 West 2nd and will reopen, inviting clients to visit the new premises with phone service at 3347.

Florence Schwind Beauty Shoppe

Northwest Possible Entry Through Water Gate at Legation Quarter

The northwest area may enter via the water gate in the Legation Quarter, which remains open through the night.

Legation

Northwestern U Dean Urges Group Singing In Chicago Church

Dr Peter C Lutkin dean of Northwestern University music school urges more group singing in Chicago church services He suggests replacing much singing with congregational participation to boost choir role and community worship.

Northwestern U Chicago Peter C. Lutkin Northwestern University Tis Lutkin Muca

Invaluable Say Society Women MELLO GLO Powder Ads

Invaluable MELLO GLO face powder praised by society women for its flawless finish. Described as long lasting with no flakiness or pastiness and a technique said to minimize pores. Sold at Crandall's Drug Store.

Irs Crandall’s Drug Store Acr

Choir in Public Worship Addresses Active Devotion

A dean urged that choirs should not sing for praise alone but support active worship in churches. He warned against directing worship away from God and called for balanced participation to enhance public service.

Galion

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Los Angeles San Chertsey England Wiliam Kempson Style Center Capitol Theatre Newell Hotel iGates Bar Karl W. Plocher Lorain Co. Bank Terry the Inland Loan Co W. Smith Harry H. Smith Co Broad Street THE Harry H. Smith Company Elyria, Ohio
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