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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1933

Page

2

Classified rates and ad representatives listed

The notice shows daily carrier price two cents per copy with 12 cents weekly and $6 yearly in advance. Mail rates: inside Elyria and nearby counties $3 per year, outside Ohio $4. Advertising representatives listed as John W Cullen Company Chicago New York Detroit with address details.

Elyria Lorain Ohio John W Cullen Company Chicago, & So Michigan Ave New York Detroit General Motors

Roosevelt push to cut veterans nonservice disability pay

The essay argues President Roosevelt will cut compensation for veterans with disabilities not connected to military service to relieve taxpayers. It cites hospital visits, the high federal cost, and seeks Congress support to remove this burden, while praising wartime heroes. It contrasts disabled veterans with able bodied ex servicemen and urges targeted aid only for those with service related injuries.

Franklin D. Roosevelt Roosevelt Bruce Barton Gene Tunney Tunney Veterans Organization America Congress

Aldrich Plan Pushes Wide Bank Reform

Meriva bankers discuss Winthrop M Aldrich proposals to separate commercial and investment banking. The plan aims to purify banking practices and reduce influence from affiliated investment firms. Aldrich, brother-in-law to John D Rockefeller Jr, signals potential industry-wide reform.

Meriva Winthrop M. Aldrich Ity Chase National Bank Aldrich Johin D. Rockefeller, Jr Wall Street Rockefeller Vest Bank

Student links low mood to open Wall Street doors

A student answering current events questions claimed the low mood stemmed from Wall Street opening to everyone. The remark suggested a password slip caused the breach and implied unauthorized access.

Wall Street

Voice of the People from Maren in 1950

A reader from Ridgeville argues for tax and cost reductions to ease farmer indebtedness. He criticizes bankers and educators while contrasting Russia unfavorably and warns against protected incomes and doctrine. The letter asks fair treatment and lower prices for education and goods.

Street Signs Arrive in Elyria For Immediate Installation

A shipment of 190 street signs was received in Elyria today and will be installed at once along streets with car lines and in irregular town sections. Amherst village council discussed waterworks needs for a new school, considering Beaver Creek dam or a pipeline from Elyria. Dover Township residents plan a central high school costing 25000 dollars.

Elyria Amherst Beaver Creek Dover Township

Democratic gerrymander bill targets Lorain in new district

The legislature introduced a bill to redraw a congressional map placing Lorain County with Summit Medina and Portage counties in a single district. The move comes as these counties are typically Republican held. Amherst quarry workers escape death when a seven ton block fell 39 feet triggering a rapid response by the derrick operator Gust Ehlert who redirected the falling stone into a pile and spared eight of nine workers.

Lorain County Summit Medina Portage Amherst Gust Ehlert

Mayor vows crackdown on rowdism at Eivria halls

Chronicle text reports Mayor James A. Hewitt condemning rowdism in Eivria dance halls as police arraign two youths for fighting at a local dance hall. The stance flags stricter oversight in nightlife venues amid the March 11, 1928 chronicle.

Eivria James A. Hewitt

anniversaries of notable figures and events listed

Today’s annals note birthdays of Torquato Tasso John McLean James Speed Eliza Jane Nicholson and Henry C Witwer with death dates and places. It also marks the first White House wedding of Justice Thomas Todd and Lucy Payne Washington and highlights the 1888 eastern coast blizzards and the 1917 Revolutionary movement.

Torquato Tasso John McLean U. S. Supreme Court Morris Co N. J Cincinnati James Speed Kentucky Lincoln Jefferson Co Eliza Jane Nicholson South Hancock Co White House Justice Thomas Todd Lucy Payne Washington United States

Elyria Hosts Minstrel Follies at High School Auditorium

Elyria to present Jim Armitage and His Gang in the 1933 Minstrel Follies at the Elyria High School auditorium. The DeMolay members and Rainbow Gurls sponsor two shows with a cast of 658 and a 15 piece orchestra. The troupe has played successfully across Lorain County and neighboring counties.

Elyria Jim Armitage

Birthdays and character notes from a dated column

In Russia began. TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS Col. Robert W. Stewart of Chicago, lawyer, old man, born in Town, 67 years ago. Whiting Williams of Cleveland, authority on labor and business problems, born at Sheibs, Ohio, d5 Years ago. Leonard G. Robinson of New York, banker-lawyer, pioneer in the farm credits movement, born in Russia, 55 years ago. Rt. Rev. Herbert H., HH Fox P. E. coadjutorshop of Buildings, Mont., born at Montclair, N. d., 62 years ago. Roland S. Morris, University of Pennsylvania professor of international law, former Ambassador to Japan, born at Olympia, Wash., 59 years ago Sir Malcolm Campbell, famous English auto racer, Dorn 45 years ago, You have a hospitable nature with considerable capacity, but are liable to wander into various projects that seem to lead right back into the old paths. The imagination is greater than the powers of reasoning. You have ability, but should seek companions in youth that have a steady, healthful nature, and strive to keep your mind well-centered. (Consrigated}

Robert W. Stewart Chicago Whiting Williams Cleveland Sheibs Ohio Leonard G. Robinson New York Russia Herbert H., HH Fox P. E Buillings Mont Montclair

Visiting Committee Assesses Gratton Prison Farm

The House Welfare Committee visiting division inspected the Gratton prison farm today as part of a tour of state institutions. Chairman W. R. Foos and members from Mercer, Licking, Summit, Vinton, Belmont counties arrived from Toledo after touring the hospital for the insane.

House Welfare Committee Gratton P. H. Rogers Grafton Rogers W. R. Foos Mercer County Theodore Kemp Licking Okley Spaght Summit Ed. King Vinton William J. Roberts Belmont Toledo

Amhleherst-Henry Kolbe Dies at 70 in Local Hospital

Amhleherst Henry Kolbe a prominent farmer and businessman aged 70 died at the local hospital last evening. He owned the Kolbe Block and held interests in the local telephone company and the water works.

Amhleherst Henry Kolbe Kolbe

Taxpayers At Ridgeville To Meet Monday

Ridgeville taxpayers will meet at 7 45 P M in the Town Hall Monday night March 13 to hear the committee report from the Ridgeville Tax Study League. The committee was formed to study immediate tax problems and present a program for taxpayers. It has gathered data for several months.

Ridgeville Tax Study League

Ridgeville Grange to Meet March 14

Ridgeville Grange No. 2168 will hold its regular meeting March 14. All members requested to be present. The program will consist of four demonstrations by two Four-H members.

Ridgeville Grange No. 2168

Reading and musical pieces in a 1930s recital

The program lists Club Cirls performers Margaret Burkley and Betty Behr with George Fortune Jr. reading, Minor El dred writing, Lynn Eldred piano solo, Ernest Palmer reading, and Betty Blaine saxophone solo. A poetic line follows about a reed weighed against the stars.

Margaret Burkley Betty Behr George Fortune Jr Minor Eldred Lynn Eldred Ernest Palmer Betty Blaine

Puzzle and radio gear buys lure shoppers to store

An advertisement touts a checkerboard jigsaw puzzle from Elyria at 25c and three plywood interlocking puzzles, plus 750 piece sets for hours of fun. It markets batteries, demonstrator radios, a cheap used radio with a free tube test, silk scarves, piano scarf discounts, and a full electrical department with an on call electrician and guaranteed work.

Elyria

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