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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1934
Page
5
Jerain county reports a total of $30530 from beer permit fees in the first annual Ohio liquor control commission report. The commission, formed last April, will be dissolved July 1 with duties transferred to the State Liquor Department. The state totals show $3067968 from beer permits and taxes since last April.
The speaker argues the New Deal is not new, seeks equitable distribution and prosperity, and emphasizes abundant production over restricted policy. He criticizes government spending via CWA and PWA, calls for restoring producer profits, and advocates large scale production to lower prices and aid the masses. He cites Henry Ford on mass produced goods and notes ongoing consumer resistance to high prices.
Washington Mar 17 Railway labor unions refused Roosevelt's six month wage truce proposal and said basic rates must be restored on July 1 1934. They insisted on immediate maintenance of wage levels and signaled continued bargaining over rail pay.
The Kentucky legislative committee cited Vance Armentrout, associate editor of the Louisville Courier Journal, for alleged contempt and took the case under advisement to prepare a report to the assembly. Armentrout refused to reveal the legislator who authored a letter criticizing the legislature and published in the paper.
Death records list Mrs May G Gaylord of Atchison Kansas and connections to Lorain county. Richard Lapp age 17 of Elyria dies after brief illness at Elyria Memorial Hospital. William Schafer dies at his daughter’s home in Norwalk after long illness. services set for Tuesday. August Schreib dies in Milwaukee after a year long illness, formerly of Elyria.
A special musical program by Karl Kelivski and accordion players will be offered at the Man's Bible Class meeting at the Rivoli Theatre tomorrow morning. Paul Wainwright directs the new song service. The Bible lesson titled How the World Went Wrens will be taught by LB Hindman. Freda M. MacKay of Elyria is granted a divorce from Albert Markary on grounds of grave neglect and extreme cruelty. Judge A. R. Webber grants the decree. Getger and Rogers to Ohio Oil Company property at Arizona Avenue and East Erie Avenue, Lorain.
Oberlin churches schedule for Lent Sunday March 15 to 21 with multiple services. First Church in Oberlin Rev J A Richards leads morning worship on Alphabet Prayer. First Methodist Episcopal Rev C F McBride offers worship and Epworth League. Christ Church Episcopal led by Rev L E Daniels with Holy Communion and Evensong. East Oberlin Community Church minister Clarence Ward hosts morning service and Sunday School. First Baptist under W Gaylord James lists services. Rust M E Church with sermons by Rev F N Marshburn. Mt Zion Baptist Church features social concern sermon and American Negro program. Sacred Heart Church offers Low and High Mass.
Walter Lee Coplin, student of Professor John Frazer, will give his senior violin cello recital Monday at 8:30 in Warner Concert Hall. Esther Howe will accompany on piano. Program includes Boccherini Sonatas, Bruschettini Lamento, Grana dos Danse Espagnole, Gaubert Lied, Popper Tarantella, Saint-Saens C minor Sonata movement trio.
On Monday evening March 19 at 7 30 Dr Inman of Antioch College will lecture in Wright Laboratory on Chlorophyll. An authority on the subject he will present the latest research findings. The illustrated talk is open to the public and follows a Biological Club meeting.
Professor Ben W. Lewis of Oberlin College economics has a 1934 35 research fellowship from the Social Science Research Council. He will be in Washington until January and then in London for the rest of the year to study The Administration Process and the New Control of Industry. Malcolm Scott returns from Ohio State University for spring vacation to his mother Mrs. Charlotte Scott. Garden club and Methodist Service Guild meetings set for March 19 at local homes with pot luck and crafts. Henry Holzhauer, OSU senior, spends spring recess with Mrs. C D Peabody. Mrs. Gerald Keller hosts a contract bridge club. Mrs. Wilcot wins high score.
In Wellington on March 17, 169 pupils in grades 1-8 were tested for tuberculosis with 10 showing positive skin reactions. County Health Commissioner Dr. Fr. R. O'Brien said the low percentage likely indicates fewer serious infections. Tests extended to higher grades and similar screenings planned countywide to curb spread. The effort is part of the Family Tuberculosis Survey by the Lorain County CWA Women's division.
Elyria man Charles F DeVinney sues Hill and Company for 122 76 wages claiming 30 hours of labor at 40 cents an hour paid 25 cents. Domestic relations bureau to hear about 30 divorce cases next week under Assignment Commissioner J C Jackson. Lewis A Johnson of Wellington sues Theresa Beller et al for 1050 on a promissory note. Foreclosure of Wellington property sought. Pearl Miller of Lorain granted divorce from Blake Miller for gross neglect and extreme cruelty, restored to maiden name Pearl Thomas. John Gottfried of Lorain sues The F S Fashion Stores Inc known as the Globe store in Lorain for 15000 damages after alleged entry and theft of a 30 sabt.
Mr McCaleb outlined two bank types the first a short term lending institution limited by financial health and deposits and the second a Savings Bank tied to the Federal Home Loan Bank System. He described national growth 200 associations seeking charters with Ohio hosting several. The session prompted questions but no firm decisions. Dictators are perpetually dis covering plots against them.
A historical recount traces Elyria’s early settlement from 1817 to 1824. It notes landing at Cleveland in 1817, construction of the first store and mill, the 1819 schoolhouse, and the 1824 organization of Lorain County. Elyria marks 117 years since its founding.
Chicago market report lists receipts for grain and poultry with steady demand. Quoted items include wheat No 2 red and No 1 hard, corn No 3 mixed and yellow, oats No 1 and No 2 white, rye and barley prices, and flour and mill feeds. Live poultry, eggs, butter, and potatoes show current market levels. Regional farm market details cover vegetables, dairy, and produce like carrots, celery, lettuce, mushrooms, radishes, watercress, and potatoes with city to Toledo grain notes.
Senate hearings on proposed airmail legislation drew Capt Eddie Rickenbacker, Col Charles Lindbergh, and Clarence Chamberlin. They urged reform including government operation of facilities, independent commissions, better training, freedom from manufacturing ties, and fair pay scales. Critics argued contracts were canceled without due process as air rdairs leaders defended readiness and safety concerns. St-Nicolas, Belgium noted in closing.
On arrival of Malotis in New York on April 6, Demetrios Gilannopoulos, new Minister of Interior and chief of Insull deportation duties, announced Ingall may leave the country within 24 hours by any route, including aboard the Malotis, after Mediterranean legs of the cruise.
The article notes ongoing clashes over worker rights between auto industry leaders and the A F L type unions and opposition to Senator Wagner’s bill to outlaw company unions. It questions NRA workability as formal talks fail and the National Labor Board proves ineffective. The National Automobile Chamber of Commerce led by Macauley Sloan and Chrysler resists Wagner's bill.
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