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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1936
Page
7
A notice from C SUDNUTT and CLARS GEORGE announces a new Elyria dining location named Pooliahe with evening hours except Sundays and holidays. The entry notes second class matter status at Elyria Postoffice and cites act 1379.
Mussolini marks seventeen years of Fascism by abolishing Parliament and forming a Chamber of Fascists and Corporations. The decree places large private industries under state control, confines enterprise to small trades, and trains Italy for total war. The dictator’s authority replaces law at home and abroad, signaling a portend to world affairs.
In the Senate Senator Vandenberg of Michigan asks for names and addresses of farmers who received over ten thousand dollars under the AAA crop curtailment program and questions why one farmer got eighty thousand, another two hundred nineteen thousand for not raising pigs. The request aims to expose possible leaks in confidentiality of contracts and the perceived fairness of payments, while noting reactions from AAA head Chester Davis. The piece ribbingly contrasts past ideas of confidentiality with present expectations for accountability.
A campus pledge by the Men's Student Council and the Women's self-governing Association declares that dating expenses will be shared, replacing the traditional man pays rule. Observers question enforcement of chivalry scruples as industrialism and changing roles influence behavior on campus.
A mosaic column reflects on figures and events in New York and beyond. It names writers performers editors and public figures, noting ties to places and eras, and recalling personal recollections, anecdotes, and historical moments within a lively newspaper voice.
Brief, neutral record lists several notable figures with birth and death details. Included are a New Jersey college president born in Somerset County Maryland who died April 12, 1873, Henry Schoolcraft born at Watervliet, a Washington, D C. death on December 19, 1864, Wade Hampton born in Columbia South Carolina with a noted April 11 1992 death, and Austin Flint a founder and professor at New York University Hospital Medical College.
A collage of birthday notes for figures from Herbert Lehman to Warner Baxter, interwoven with reflections on lofty ideals and cautions about rash temperament. The piece notes origins and ages, then pivots to ethics, training, and the idea that success comes from discipline over force.
South Amherst O March 28 The Methodist Ladies Aid Society met at Mrs San Stack home with Mrs William Cook presiding. Plans were made for a Mother and Daughter banquet in church parlors on May 5. So Phrenies Wedding cast chosen with rehearsals to start. The group hopes to present the three act play in April. After adjournment a two course lunch was served to seventeen members by the hostess and her mother Mrs O Bailey. The next meeting will be in two weeks at the home of Mrs John Thompson and Mrs Arthur Ernst as hostesses.
The South Amherst American Legion Auxiliary Post 197 will meet Monday evening at Mrs. Clayton Younus’s home in Amherst with Mrs. Charles Corbett assisting. A Woman's Circle session at Nativity Church concluded with regular business and a social hour.
The March meeting of the Young People's League was held in St. John Evangelical church parlors with Mrs Alfred Roipcharre leading devotionals. Games and contests featured prizes won by Lita Pippert and Elmer Schacht. Hosts Albert Wrays Mrs Harold Allsop Anna Zachroch and Lee Allsop served refreshments to thirty five members.
A mummified frog found in a log of firewood near a tire was donated to McGill University by Frank Walkinshaw of Baie-dorfe. He said the toad crawled into the log and gradually mummified as it rested near the heat source.
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