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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1934
Page
8
The notice lists rates for newspaper delivery: three cents per copy, seven dollars eighty cents yearly in advance. It covers Elyria and adjoining counties with Lee Loree, plus options within the state at four dollars. Dated Thursday March 22, 1934.
In the far Pacific two naval disasters tested seamen from Japan Britain and America. The Japanese destroyer Tomozuru capsized in heavy seas during a practice cruise, trapping 113 crew. 13 survived after rapid rescue efforts. Nearby American gunboat Fulton burned, but British ships provided aid, towing and rescuing crew. The incidents highlight interwoven acts of seafaring duty and international cooperation.
A Chicago Union League Club interior decor idea to paper walls with securities from members vaults. The concept envisions defunct certificates forming art, portraying wealth and deflationary hints, with investors described as marry men of circumstance and bankers pressing first mortgage bonds in an opulent display.
The article reports warnings from the Washington National Monument Society and the Fine Arts Commission about structural danger to the marble shaft of the Washington Monument. Engineers cite disintegration and cracks, with assessment that the shaft may be unsafe, prompting calls for closure or corrective action.
A Bible study compares Joab and David to measure character. It highlights David’s forgiveness toward Saul and Joab’s revenge on Abner, noting Abner warned Joab’s brother’s death. The prayer seeks deliverance from spite and asks for peacemaking among brethren.
Today honors anniversaries of Anthony van Dyck Rosa Bonheur Charles Wy Marsh John Banister Tabb Herman Kohlsaar Paul Doumer Laura IRn Stephen Decatur Theodore, Coeh, and Robert A. Mahan among others. Notes reference births and deaths with sparse details and scattered dates.
Washington March 22 United Press reports a planned March call on national banks to publicize improving banking conditions and restore business confidence. Officials say deposits rose in early 1950s terms and many banks strengthened after an RFC-assisted cleanup, with repayments speeding up.
Today horoscope notes a forceful, quarrelsome disposition likely to be hard to control. The piece lists several notable figures born in various places and years, including Fisk University president Thomas E. Jones in Nashville and others from Indiana, Michigan, and Wisconsin, with mentions of dates long past and a closingCopyright notice.
Elyria youths tied to an alleged theft ring face charges as Sheriff Dick presses new counts against Joe Vargo of Courtland Street for stealing a grinder tool from Becker's on Lodi Street January 28 1920. A Tram mechanic found the tool in a basement and identified it as the one stolen over a year ago. Pleas of morisuiity to stealing entered for Vargo Mike Lus of Elbe Street and Wilson Vietzen of West Rise Road were before Judge William Duffy. Guignette pleaded guilty and was bound to the grand jury. The four were arrested for stealing a car in Lorain on March 6 and Lorain police say the arrests may clear up ten auto thefts.
Lorain County beekeepers report high bee deaths from severe winter weather. Census results show many hives lost, with one keeper noting losses the worst in 12 to 15 years and estimates of up to 39 percent of bees dead countywide. About ten farmers keep bees, with only a few commercial operations. overall losses appear well above eight tenths in some estimates.
A wartime era exchange weighs the inevitability of industrial wage settlements and the path of collective bargaining. Observers discuss whether workers gain and business bears the burden, with calls for federal recovery acts and industry wide labor measures shaping the debate.
Fragmentary report notes a verdict involving the City of Elyria and defendant Krueger of Berlin in a case tied to figures alleged in a system. The unclear text references West Street and a July date, with Krueger acting in a singing capacity for figures.
A partial account describes a large car being forced off a roadway near a river bend by a white truck and two women witnesses. The text is incomplete and details are scarce.
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