Local Lorain County paper overview and staff notes
The Chronicle Telegram entry lists circulation details with Audit Bureau of Circulation 381 Second Street Elyria Ohio crediting Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company Fubitehora and Mudnutt as presidents and Clare George as city editor. It notes publication timing and post office entry status with references to advertising reps and GM building in Detroit.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Audit Bureau
Second Street
Kiyria
Ohio
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
Fubitehora & @ MUDNUTT
Clare George
Mnto
Elyria Postoffice
Time to Push for Recovery Amid Industrial Tensions
A nationwide briefing notes improving business indicators in power use, auto sales, bank deposits, theater income, and factory production. It warns that industrial strife could delay recovery, urges cooperation between employers and workers, and calls for factual, unbiased discussion to reach common ground with the Administration.
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Labor Department of the
United States
Washington
National Guard
Woodin death hits Roosevelt as close ally passes away
President Roosevelt mourns the loss of William H. Woodin former Secretary of the Treasury and longtime supporter who died after a delirium expressing his last words to the President. Woodin, head of American Car and Foundry and a composer, was a major contributor to Roosevelt’s campaign and aided during the banking crisis. The President is expected to attend the funeral.
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Roosevelt
Secretary of the Treasury
William H. Woodin
Woodin
Franklin D. Roosevelt
American Car and Foundry Co
Presi
Silent Leader Remembered for Quiet Strength and Service
The nation mourns a soft spoken poetic man who was a keen businessman. He supported his Chief's program during a time of severe economic crisis, dedicating himself to help carry out policies and aid the country through hardship.
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Dent
Silent Observer Hidden Jokes and Weather Bureau Fire Threats
A collection of quick quips and comic vignettes from a newspaper page. Jokes touch on insurance asks from unemployed workers, weather forecasters, marriage plans, lipstick tips, a court mockery, nudist colony trends, and a rural editor’s luckless day.
Class instruction sparks honest student composition
A Star production reveals a pupil resisting flights of fancy and writing frankly about inner organs and concrete items. He lists his stomach heart lungs liver and other innards along with two sandwiches three doughnuts and three apples in a candid, humorous reply.
Unreasonable Landlords and a Child’s Weary Question
A mother consolingly answers a girl’s troubling query about why some landlords refuse families with children. The scene shifts to a chaotic household with a baby’s cries, a boy throwing objects at passing autos, and siblings Susie and Dolly quarreling. The mother directs Johnny to stop, and asks Dick to cease blowing Wife Preservers as weather stripping and smoke-free provisions are discussed around the china cabinet.
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Johnny
Susie
Dolly
Golfers Face Weather Delays and Bug Battles on Course
A lighthearted note traces golfers’ need to wait for favorable weather while battling insects. The exchange mentions plans to remove a bug, the humorous idea of dies and dreams, and compares husbands to cars with women seeking ownership, reflecting playful newsroom chatter.
Voice of the People: Hanson and Washington presidents
George Patterson explains the distinction between John Hanson as president under the Articles of Confederation and George Washington as president under the 1787 Constitution. He notes the Confederation era and the later constitutional United States, clarifying common misperceptions.
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Washington
Hanson
United States
John Hanson
League of States
Earl
George Washington
George Patterson
Wakeman Briefs Cover Local Social and Mail Changes
Wakeman briefs report weekend social visits from Cleveland Hartland and Elyria residents. Eastern Star inspection in New London and a bridge club with prizes. Mail changes announce a new Star Route to Elyria with 2 15 PM dispatch, improving out of state connections. Families Whiton Gamber Zelmmer and French Peabody return from Florida and Daytona Beach.
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Briefs Wakeman
Rollin Peabody
Cleveland
Don Watson
C. J. Hoyt
Laura Hort
Bellevue
Beulah Derr
Hartland
Robert Host
H. G. Wilson
Elyrya
Lawrence Foreman
B. J. Filkins
W. J. Benson
L. G. Barnes
New York Central
Wakeman
Elyria
W. W. Whiton
St. Petersbore
Florida
A. T. Gamber
Jonnie Zelmmer
Daytona Beach
Fla
A. B. French
Carrol Peabody
McAn Shoe Store To Open Here Tomorrow
Elgin's newest shoe store will open tomorrow at 1637 Broad Street. Tom McAn store offering shoes for men and boys will provide full service to Elyria. Frank Blumenshine, former manager of the Tom McAn shop here, will run the new store, arriving from Detroit.
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McAn Shoe Store
Elgin
Tomourrow
Broad Street
Frank Blaieashine
Local Social Roundup and Garden Club Notes
Florida Saturday visits and weekend calls populate a town diary with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Zellner of Cleveland visiting Jennie Zellner and Mrs. Henry Hart of Oberlin. Berea and Florence guests appear, a new baby in Elyria, and a Barnes sisters weekend. Garden Club met with nineteen members and discussed Wild Flowers in Ohio with Kennett Ross presenting a road beautification paper. Additional hosts included Mrs. Glenn Beecher.
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Florida
Fred Zellner
Cleveland
Jennie Zellner
Henry Hart
Oberlin
Fred Peabody
Beth Johns
Berea
Vern Johns
Charles Heomandy
Florence
W. J. Benson
Adelaide Merry
Harry Stoll
Nor Walk
Jeanne Margaret
Ray Puder
Elyria
Shane Pierce
Akron
Barnes Sisters
Garden Club
Frank Rice
Ohio
Kennett Ross
Glenn Beecher
Mrs Beecher and Clerence Plarco Visit Manafield Relatives
Mrs Elmer Beecher and Mrs Clerence Plarco were recent guests of relatives in Manae field.
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Elmer Beecher
Clerence Plarco
Manae Field
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Forsign
John W. Cullen
New York
Fifth Ave
Detroit
General Motors
Scott
BR. J. Scot
U.S
Globe
Weather Bureau
Npt
Laci
Squire Skinner
Sallys
Maz
Nthe Mead
Dacs Bis
Aad
Voice OF
THE
People
Lee
Lier
Tesatce
Feee Gall
M. Klein
Cleveland Street
W. H. Bruce
Custom Tailor
W. Broad St
Harry
Burr
Sharp Elk
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