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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1935

Page

4

Let’s Get This Thing Settled at Steel and Tubes Plant

Last Sunday midnight a strike at the Superior division plant of Steel and Tubes, Inc. began, with picketing and some violence but no serious injuries. City reports vary in motive, some aiming to sway sympathy for workers, others to bolster the company. The letter urges a prompt, calm settlement so Elyria residents can return to jobs and city life. A federal conciliator and the mayor offer services to help both sides reach common ground. The writer emphasizes Elyria as a close knit community and hopes for a cooperative resolution soon.

Superior Division Elyrians Elyria

Nothing Gained By Violence In Local Strike Fallout

A bomb or explosive near a Harvard Avenue home shattered windows and another blast hit the rear of the Newell hotel last night. No injuries were reported. Officials suspect the strikes relate to the Steel and Tubes dispute but provide no culprits. The Elyrian public denounces violence and urges lawful settlement procedures, praising legitimate channels for labor disputes.

Harvard Avenue Newell Steel and Tubes

Bridge score changes prompt crowding out grim predictions

The piece notes a sweeping revision of contract scoring in bridge, easing penalties and simplifying calculations, sparking mixed reactions among players. It cites broader world chatter about treaties and marriages, then abandons to quips about tax and work.

Vernal Urges Amid New York Mirage In Day By Day

O O McIntire sketches a spring awakening in New York March 25 1935 with vivid urban details. The narrator notes gas odors near budding flora and spring fashion glimpses along Madison Avenue while recalling past theater and city life as he observes window displays and street figures.

New York Helen Gould Sak’s Avenue Gotham Robin

Okrino Myth and Street Nonsense Echo Through 14th Street

A meandering sketch frames a curio hall pitchman peddling Okrino the Golden Skinned Girl of the Ant tiles as crowds grin. The narrator recalls Vinren Sheean and Hank Wates, notes on Lady Astat, and a surreal doorway vision: a Punchinello nosed midget with glaring eyes signals a fleeting chill amid urban chatter.

14Th Street Okrino Antiles Hariem Vinren Pari Hank Wates Hans

Golden Legion Bible Reading

Psalm 105 style history lesson stresses teaching Israel’s sacred story to each generation. It notes God’s presence in past events and the nation’s faults, alongside Jehovah’s steadfast faithfulness and provision as the good shepherd guiding His people.

Israel

Anniversaries of notable figures and events from 1699 to 1925

A compilation of notable birth and death anniversaries and historical events. Figures include John Bartram the botanist, Don Carlos Buell, Schuyler Colfax, Sir Donald Mann, Paul Leicester Ford, Madison J. Cawein, Patrick Hearn, and others. Events include the Women’s Foreign Missionary Society founding, Paris shelling in 1915, Mussolini’s Fascio founding, and Tennessee’s 1925 anti evolution law.

John Bartram Philadelphia Darby Don Carlos Buell Ohio Schuyler Colfax Indiana New York City Sir Donald Mann Acton Ont Paul Leicester Ford New York Madison J. Cawein Kentucky Louisville Patrick Hearn Richmond

High Living And The Rise Of Blood Pressure

Dr Logan Clendening discusses how aging elevates blood pressure and the hardening of arteries. He notes racial differences, cites adrenal influence, and argues age brings inevitable bodily changes. The piece frames rising pressure as a natural, painless passage toward twilight, urging cheerfulness despite varying severities.

Logan Clendening M. D

Notable Birthdays Honored in National Tributes Across U S

Judge Florence E Allen from Columbus born Salt Lake City 51 years ago. Sidney Hillman of New York labor leader NRA board attendee born Lithuania 48 years ago. Prof Roscoe R Hyde Johns Hopkins immunologist born Cory Indiana 51 years ago. Ray Long New York Photoplay editor born Cory Indiana 57 years ago. Joan Crawford screen star born San Antonio Texas 27 years ago. Dr Thomas S Baker Carnegie Institute Pittsburgh president born Aberdeen Maryland 64 years ago.

Florence E. Allen Columbus Ohio 6Th Federal Circuit Salt Lake City Sidney Hillman New York NRA Board Lithuania Roscoe R. Hyde Johns Hopkins Cory Ind Ray Long Photoplay Joan Crawford San Antonio Tex

Aggressive day shapes a fighter in a bold child

A quarrelsome tendency is not shown but the child develops a strong, capable, wary character. The young person is fond of showing off, quick to share information and assert opinions. In a female, traits may skew masculine in behavior and actions.

Tourists to See Pageant in Montreal

Thousands of visitors will flock to Quebec on April 21 to view the old world French pageant of Easter Sunday, observed by French-Canadian Catholics. The Easter ceremonial is one of the scant events observed by Canadian Catholics during the year.

Montreal Quebec

Notable Births of Public Figures Across Years

Andrew W. Melton of Pitt church, capitalist. cx Secretary of the Treasury and ex Ambassad or to England, born in Pittsburgh. S80 years ago. Maj. Gen. Robert E. Callan, assistant chief of staff, born in Baltimore, 61 years ago. Karl Arnstein of Akron, O., huilder of airships, born in Czechoslovakia, 4 years ago. Dane Coolidge of Berkeley, Calif. novelist and naturalist, Born at Natick, Mass., 62 years ago.

Andrew W. Melton Pittchurch the Treasury England Pittsburgh Robert E. Callan Baltimore Karl Arnstein Akron Czechoslovakia Dane Coolidge Berkeley Calif Natick Mass

Bee sting marks man in hive theft case

Columbia Pennsylvania report tells of Ralph Fleming of Catawisca arraigned on charges of stealing a hive of bees. His face bore numerous bee stings, allegedly from the sting of the law, as evidence in court.

Columbia Ralph Fleming Catawisca Fleming

Fragmented Verse on Mood and Romance

A clipped observation notes a feminine mood and pleasure in sociable company. The fragment hints at an easy manner and an impulsive passion signaling a need for restraint or guidance.

Careful Restraint Elevates Desire Over Wealth

The text notes a value of restraint that suppresses greed, favoring measured development, comfort, and refined living. It contrasts ease and luxury with the pursuit of riches, suggesting restraint strengthens character and aligns actions with higher aims.

reader questions on hale dyes contain metallic salts

A reader asks about a hale dye containing metallic salt and its safety. The answer notes black hale dyes are typically mixtures of salts with heavy metals such as silver bismuth cobalt lead nickel and copper and usually do not cause particular harm.

B. N

French Protest Ousting of Cats

Paris residents protest the destruction of an old military warehouse to make way for the 1937 Exposition. Cats employed by the Ministry of War to control grain pests face unemployment as the building is torn down and the animals lose their shelter and work.

Paris Ministry of War Quali de Tokilo Shel

Rats Diet Cats to Survive If Warehouse Is Razed

Animal lovers argue that cats raised on a rat diet cannot live unaided and may need to fend for themselves. If the Ministry of War razes the warehouse, supporters plan to place the cats in buildings with ample rats to catch.

Ter Beign Ministry of War

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