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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1940

Page

4

Elyria News Ad Rates and Publication Details

Elyria UmU Members Audit Bureau of Circulation 331 Second Street Elyria Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company publishers J. Clare George editor Published every evening except Sunday Entered as second class matter at Elyria Postoffice 1873 Single copy three cents by newspaper carrier boy 1c per week 916 per year in advance By mail daily outside Elyria with Lorain and adjoining counties 3400 per year Ohio and foreign advertising reps: John W. Cullen Company Chicago New York Columbus Detroit Saturday March 23 1940.

Elyria Umu Audit Bureau of Second Street Diel Obio Lorain State of Ohio

Easter's Promise Across the World of Spring

The piece reflects on Easter's message of life over death and renewed hope. It recalls the women at the tomb and the angel’s call to tell the disciples, tying the resurrection to enduring faith, the cycle of seasons, and the dawning of a hopeful, renewed humanity after winter.

Mary Magdelene Mary

Eight Decades of Tax Payers Keep American Home Strong

Horace G. Smith, a 73 year old Denver property owner, paid 21.50 in taxes on his home after his eighth decade of ownership with his father before him. The house, built in 1873 and valued at 520 today, has seen about 2000 in taxes paid. The piece lauds long term home loyalty as proof of democracy and stable citizenship, praising steadfast homeowners against modernism.

America John Brown Tom Jones Jee Jackson Horace G. Smith Denver Mr. Smith Oil Hall Smith Smiths

Synthetic rubber to shape future tire and industry

New Prairie Product envisions tires partly synthetic due to durability and water resistance, but cost remains a barrier to full replacement. Artificial rubber already finds uses in mattresses, upholstery, shoe soles, tank car linings, insulation and more, tying its growth to petroleum and crude oil.

Little Hearts

Irony of Peace Plans and Gold in U S Policy

Boake Carter notes the paradox that nations detail war mobilization while neglecting peaceful national planning. The piece traces vast gold movements, U S purchases, and foreign exchanges, arguing vested interests block a peace-focused mobilization. It cites Morgenthau, Roosevelt, and Wilson to frame a critique of gold and unity in policy.

America

Today in history and birthdays of notable figures

A compact page lists anniversaries and historical notes. It names John Bartram Schuyler Colfax James Barron Hope Fannie M Farmer Paul Leicester Ford Thomas S. Baker and others with birth and death details. It also records today in history events from 1775 to 1925 including Patrick Henry Franklin and U.S. Senate actions. The section notes today’s birthdays for several notable individuals and a March 23 horoscope reflecting unity and Roosevelt Wilson parallels.

John Bartram Philadelphia Marple Schuyler Colfax Indiana United States New York James Barron Hope Virginia Norfolk Fannie M. Farmer Boston Paul Leicester Ford Thomas S. Baker Carnegie Insitute of Technology Pittsburgh Aberdeen Patrick Henry Benjamin Franklin The Abolition Society Congress University of California Women’s Foreign Missionary Society Protestant Episcopal Church U. S. Senate Islands St. John and St. Thomas John D. Lee Mountain Meadows Tennessee

Bible Readings for Easter Eve And Awaiting Resurrection

The passage reflects on Jesus resting in the tomb and Paradise after burial, linking Easter Eve to quiet preparation for Easter Sunday. It urges calm, meditation, and rest on Saturday to better honor the Resurrection on Sunday.

Jesus Christ Paradise

Directors Elected By Potato Growers

Lorain county selects N J Hoskin and M H Bartter as directors joining Clyde Rose and C T Copley from Medina and Harold Richards and Leo Malik from Cuyahoga. Copley named president Bartier vice president Malik secretary at the inaugural meeting in Columbia Town Hall with 79 growers present.

Lorain County Medina Cuyahoga Counties Columbia Town Hall Lakes County Cuyahoga County Medina County N. J. Hoskin Eaton Township M H Bartter Columbia Township Clyde Rose Seville C T. Copley Wadsworth Harold Richards Leo Malik Strongsville Township Copley Bartier Malik

Cleveland appeals court upholds Sal Copperman disbarment

The court of appeals today upheld the disbarment of Sal Copperman a Cleveland attorney convicted of ambulance chasing Copperman had been ordered disbarred by a three judge court last November 17 in Cleveland Ohio March 23 is date of the decision and the action follows a prior order by the disbarment panel

Cleveland Court of Appeals Sal Copperman Copperman

Quarrelsome yet strong female temperament noted

A description outlines a strong, warlike yet sociable nature with a taste for displaying information and voicing opinions. In women the traits skew masculine, while today’s figure suggests a feminine disposition with cheerful company and impulsive passion, indicating need for self-restraint and noted literary ability.

Wheeler targets Roosevelt third term in talk with president

Washington gossip notes Senator Burt Wheeler of Montana pressed Roosevelt on a third term during a trade treaty talk. Wheeler hinted at New Deal ticket talk while the President listened, denying aligned plans but leaving Wheeler’s allies certain inner circles are pressuring him. Capitol chatter also covers social schedules, Finnish coffee culture, and economic outlook with warnings of a coming slump and debates over new spending programs.

Washington Roosevelt Burt Wheeler White House Wheeler Montana Burt Supreme Court Brandon Martins Russia U.S Adolf Berle Massachusetts Avenue Morgenthau Dane Congress Capitol Hill

Elyria Stocks Nominal Quotations March 23 1940

Elyria Savings Building listing of stock bids and asks from P R Smith and Company dated Saturday March 23 1940. Entries include deposits mortgaged bonds and various local issues with figures such as First Pid. Colson Elyria Tel. Comm Harshaw Chem. Comm Marion Reserve Pid 94 14 972 O P S 7% Ptd and P S 6% Pid among others.

Elyria P. R. Smith & Company Elyria Savings Mort. Bs Bender Colson Colson V. T. CG O.W. Elyria Tel O.W.' Harshaw Chem Marion Reserve O.P.S

Tennessean quips on age of ham and Louisiana politics

The Tennessean's light quip links a homey remark about ham to broader politics. It notes victorious anti Long forces in Louisiana sharpening focus on Long followers in Congress, with Representative Paul Maloney as the lone League member praised for congratulating Governor-elect Sam Jones and urging public cooperation in the cleanup effort.

Louisiana Congress Paul Maloney Capitol Hill Sam Jones United Feature Syndicate, Inc

McGilliuddy A’s grandson eyes Penn baseball roster

Earl McGilli cuddy, grandson of Connie Mack and son of Earl Mack, a veteran pilot president of the Philadelphia Athletics, is pegged as an outfield candidate for the University of Pennsylvania baseball team this season. His father serves as Connie’s first lieutenant and A’s vice-president.

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