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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1936
Page
11
A fragmented OCR pass lists scattered names: Barbour Salford Durshabe Jabrah Pages WarYatia Amerte Company Lora and others. The garbled text references a standard ut report, an order, and various locations with no clear coherent event or outcome.
Fragmented text shows meetings, church notices, and social events in Hallasivalle. Miss Maude Hogeland announced to speak at a Baptist church service. Mrs James Nichels hosted meetings. the Linder chapter held a dinner, with members preparing for Thursday practice.
A Far Eastern Survey study argues Japan's Manchukuo experience proves costly and underproductive relative to aims. It notes 290 million spent to maintain troops, declining Manchukuo profits, mounting railway and industry debt, and limited Japanese settlement. The piece contrasts Italy and Germany if they pursue colonial empires.
The essay argues that floods in the east and dust bowl storms in the southwest are largely man made. By removing grass, clogging valleys with refuse, and paving ground, humans disrupt natural hydraulic and wind processes. Nature is neutral. civilization must cooperate with it to avoid severe penalties.
The Boston National Leaguers are renamed the Bees by official action. The shift aims to shed a failing image and may struggle without strong pitching and hitting as the team tries to climb out of the cellar.
A reflective column links ancient praise of birdsong to modern optimism. It muses on how spring birds lift spirits, notes Schmelling’s indifferent view on venue for a boxing match, and ends with pithy observations on human nature and national debt.
A quirky New York feature recounts social happenings with Harriott Hocker and Bob Davis notes, autographed pictures from Dean Cornwell and Jim Flass for Ohio, and gossip about Frederick Prince's publicized revival. It blends literary notes, celebrity sightings, and salon chatter, ending with reflections on nightlife and Whistler.
A jumble of names and events covers theater figures like Ward Morehouse and Yehudi Menuhin, real estate deals, a Bronx father with his son awaiting violin lessons, a Honolulu celebrity stay, and scattered local gossip. It reads like a fragmentary page of overheard bits with stray prices and remarks.
A list of anniversaries names with birth and death details including Roswell Smith and Paul Verlaine, plus historical events from treaty signings in 1851 and 1861, daylight savings in 1926, and relief flour sales. Also notes today’s birthdays for Dr Edward Jackson, professor emeritus of ophthalmology.
Fragmentary OCR notes report a La Grange rite tied to a March event. Worn wording mentions a suspect, taser, a child, and a stray reference to a prefect or official. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
Coy and family travel to Maryland for spring vacation while Kathrysa Smith, a Carnegie Tech senior, stays with her parents Mr and Mrs Fred Smith. Mrs Charles Foster and sons Harold and George, and Mrs Jer onie Sower join a birthday dinner at the Schnare home in Elyria. Mrs Harriet Curtice marks an eighty shoud anniversary on March. Relatives attend the funeral of M Grant Aldrich of Elyria. She formerly taught in the local school here.
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