Chronicle Telegram newspaper masthead 1939 audit notice
The item presents the Chronicle Telegram masthead and publishing details from Elyria Ohio with 1939 date, listing editors publishers and rate cards for domestic and foreign advertising representatives. It notes circulation auditing by the Bureau of Circulation and public notices.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Second Street
Elyria
Lerate County Printing & Publishing Company
TN Os
Withi Lorain
Ohio
John
Cullen Company
Hicago
North Michigan Ave
New York
Fifth Ave
Lumbus
South Third St
Detroit
General Motors
McCarrens Elected President of National Newspaper Association
Ohio editors hail John 8 McCarrens general manager of the Cleveland Plain Dealer as the new president of the American Newspaper Publishers Association. He urged publishers to publish the facts, defend free press, and stand for American principles amid political attacks, promising dedication to truthful reporting.
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Ohio
John 8. McCarrens
Cleveland Plain Dealer
American Newspaper Publishers Association
McCarrens
MccCarrens
America
Bureaucracy Wins in First Reorganization Act Operation
The piece argues the first government reorganization bill produced a major public backlash, then surrenders to a plan that preserves emergency agencies like the WPA, merging them into long standing departments. It warns the act entrenches a larger Washington bureaucracy and limits future eliminations.
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Congress
America
Washington
WPA
Leadership by American colleges to mold reasonable democracy
The piece argues that democracy thrives when universities supply responsible leadership grounded in science history and arts. It criticizes totalitarian ideologies and calls for broader access to historical records, urging colleges to prepare citizens capable of guiding a 130,000,000 population toward thoughtful leadership.
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Dodds
Princeton
Russia
American College
Greece
Anniversaries mark notable figures across American history
A list of anniversaries highlights Benjamin Latrobe Rufus Porter Junius Brutus Booth George Inness Mother Jones James Ford Rhodes William S Corby and others born or dying on key dates. It references Louisville chartered in 1780 and events like the 1886 eight hour day strikes and the 1893 Columbian Exposition opening.
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Benjamin H. Latrobe
Capitol
Philadelphia
England
New Orleans
Rufus Porter
Scientific American
Boxford
Mass
Junius Brutus Booth
Edwin T
Lincoln
Cincinnati
George Inness
Newburgh
N. Y
Mary Harris Jones
Mother Jones
Ireland
Maryland
James Ford Rhodes
Boston
America
Cleveland
William S. Corby
Washington
D. C
Louisville
Virginia
Kentucky
Smithsonian Institution
Chicago Haymarket
New York
Lower East Side
Chicago
Manila Bay
U. S. Senate
Hitler
Notable Birth Dates and Ages From Public Figures
A list notes John J. Pelley, Kate Smith, Walter C. Teagle, Major Edward J. Kelly, Jackie Heller, Dr. Walter Dill Scott, Ze Barney T. Phillips, Frank R. Kent, and Maud Allan with birthplaces and ages ranging from 31 to 70 years. The entries reflect a cross section of political, corporate, and cultural figures. Today’s horoscope suggests a firm persuasive nature with domestic tastes and hints of self indulgence.
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Walter C. Teagle
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
Cleveland
Edward J. Kelly
Chicago
Jackie Heller
Pittsburgh
Walter Dill Scott
Northwestern University
Cooksville
Ze Barney T. Phillips
U. S. Senate
Springfield
Ohio
Frank R. Kent
Baltimore
Maud Allan
Toronto
Windstorm Hits Lorain County Causing Wide Damage
A fierce night storm devastated Lorain county with a North Logan street grocery blown in and a nearby home torn from its foundations north of Elyria. Hoisting machines at the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad docks were ruined in Lorain, with losses estimated at 70 000 dollars. The storm was more violent.
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Lorain County
Logan Street
Elyria
Lorain
Baltimore and Ohio
Bune and Appetite Lead to Neglect of Duty
A brief note discusses how indulging base desires can override important duties. The text frames appetite as a distraction that weakens judgment and focus, urging restraint to maintain long term goals and responsibilities.
Elyria approves $1,000,000 waterworks bond by small margin
Elyria voters pass a $1,000,000 waterworks bond 909 to 111 in the smallest Elyria poll in years. Camden Township meets its Lorain county Victory Bond quota of 32,600 in 33 minutes at 1,000 a minute while Oberlin Kipton also subscribe. Major A B Smith returns from overseas and will lead the army tuberculosis general hospital at Nem tomorrow.
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Elyria
Lorain County
Camden Township
Oberlin
Kipton
A. B. Smith
Army Tuberculosis General Hospital
Nem
Two Thousand Boys Marched In A Parade
A fragment notes nineteen years ago a parade with about two thousand boys marching, marking a civic or school event. The readable text provides no further names or places.
Fragmented OCR Narratives Mention Local Officials
The readable fragments reference Michiga and Cleveland Elyria areas with mentions of a jail, an employee, and a man aged 34. Names and complete facts are unclear, but hints point to a county, a road incident, and possible police or court actions. The piece mixes religious phrases with local identifiers.
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Guardians of Liberty
Leadership In Freedom
John J. Pelley
The
Association of American Railroads
Washington, D. C
Anna
Uena
Kate Smith
Yesterda
Hoga Co
Tim Willia
Hone
Liccarr & Myras Tobacco Co
Chesterfield
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