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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1934
Page
6
President Roosevelt notes a landmark settlement averting a bitter industrial conflict. A three member NRA appointed board will settle representation, discrimination and discharge issues with access to payrolls. He praises cooperation between labor and management and calls for fair, constructive leadership to support recovery efforts and human relations in big industry.
March 26 Washington The Brady Trust case heads toward a congressional inquiry after Gary educator William Wirt accused President Roosevelt of steering toward a Kerensky of the American Revolution. Rep Alfred L Bulwinkle planned a resolution for a committee to probe Wirt’s statements and source. The move follows testimonies at a Rand committee hearing and suspicion of Brain Trust influence within the administration.
The death of County Prosecutor John M Harding in Lorain on Saturday ends a career marked by public service. A former teacher and lawyer, he served as Lorain police prosecutor municipal court judge assistant prosecutor and at death was county prosecutor. He was an author historian and poet with deep community ties.
A proposal outlines government acquisition of timber lands on an informal basis, allowing owners to sell voluntarily with payment at current values. The idea seeks long term forest conservation as wood resources dwindle nationwide, though action is expected only after NRA forest policy results are assessed.
A Connecticut case of a motorist charged with assault and battery with an automobile after muddy water soaked a pedestrian prompts a debate on who bears responsibility for mud in Elyria. The piece argues city maintenance, not the driver, fixes mud holes as rain floods streets after every storm.
A collage of humor and world notes with quirks of love and opera, plus international turmoil. Pieces mention a New York woman who swallowed hardware for a joke and doctors removing them, a horse in wedding spoofery, Gestapo fearsome secrecy, and revolts in Europe. Also notes on marriages rising in Britain, Japan’s naval heroes, and a trial over royal paternity.
A devotional reflection on David’s generous treatment of Mephibosheth as a sign of God’s grace through Jesus Christ. The study urges readers to contemplate God’s love for frail lives and find joy and peace in faith, affirming that Christ’s cross reveals divine love for sinners.
The Lorain County chess and checker tourney at the Elyria Y M C A added 7 chess players and 41 total contestants after a second session. R Gay of Lorain leads the checkers with rivals G A Lawrence of Oberlin Arthur Pfaff W D Buzzard and J Delong close behind. John Emery defends the chess title with KE Bergman M Patrick and PP Omahan pressing. Today’s horoscope notes a strong will facing setbacks but perseverance leads to success.
Today in history marks anniversaries of notable figures including Benjamin Thompson Count Rumford born 1753 in Rumford now Concord Nova Scotia noted for social reforms and science. Nathaniel Bowditch 1773 famed mathematician astronomer. Herman Humphrey 1779 Congregational clergyman and Amherst president. Herman Haupt 1817 civil and railway engineer. John J. Upchurch 1822 railway master mechanic founder of the first lodge of the Ancient Order of United Workmen. Margaret M Davidson 1823 poet. Edward Bellamy 1850 author of Looking Backward. Ludwig van Beethoven 1827 died. Walt Whitman 1892 died. Cecil Rhodes 1902 died. Sarah Bernhardt 1823 died.
Carpenter's Beauty Shop opens in a larger space at 509 1 2 Broad Street at the end of Court Street to accommodate growing business. The shop moves from 558 Broad Street where it operated for ten years and now features seven booths and modern, attractive furnishings and equipment in a new silver finished interior.
The beauty shop at Court Street offers large front windows and abundant natural light. New equipment includes a drying tint system and an eyebrow archery device. The facility focuses on assisting women in preserving their charm. The barber side has been discontinued. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Carpenter operate with six competent staff. The new shop opens today after nearly 20 years in Elyria.
State briefs report 62 year old Dr RE Hughson resident physician at Orient state institution died after a two week illness. Funeral services set for Tuesday in Bluffton Ohio. Other briefs note 45 Armour Fertilizer workers return after a four day strike and Groveport grain elevator break in reported in Columbus March briefs.
Springfield dispatch reports Allen Marley. 46, Dayton contractor, died from injuries after a car plunged into a ditch on the National Highway seven miles east of Springfield. John W. Roe, 60, Dayton, badly hurt. Columbus note lists Carrie Shultz, 62, Byballa, struck by a hit and run driver near her home. died in hospital.
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