Audit Bureau of Circulation Notice in Elyria Chronicle
The Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company lists circulation figures and pricing. The notice identifies Pat A. C Hudnutt as president and includes publication schedule and mailing rates for Elyria and surrounding areas.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Audit Bureau
Second Street
Elyria
Ohio
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
Pat A.C Hudnutt
J Clare Geo
Eer i
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
Michigan Ave
New York
Detroit
General Motors
Mother’s Day observed nationwide in churches and homes
The piece notes Mother’s Day becoming a national institution celebrated on the second Sunday in May. It describes sermons and recognitions in churches and individual expressions of love by people, including visits, letters, gifts, and wearing flowers, honoring mothers whether living or deceased. It closes by praising home and mother.
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White House
New Deal Recovery
Berle-LaGuardia
Public Works Authority
Junket diplomacy and the Charleston Azalea Festival
A Washington observer mocks Charleston for hosting a lavish Azalea Festival junket that drew about a hundred Congress members from appropriations and Army Navy panels. The piece notes free trains meals and six hours of speeches, questions the motives behind such trips, and suggests junkets may spread as a political tool aided by a looming spending spree.
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Washington
Charleston
South Carolina
Alaska
Hawaiians
Philippines
Virgin Islands
Panama Canal Zone
United States
Senate
House
Navy Yard
Army
Appropriations
Navy
Thomas S. McMillan
Congress
Bellef
Garner
Fire Prevention In Outdoors Winter Ends
Public health notice urges safe outdoor recreation as spring arrives. It warns against careless campfires and discarded cigarettes, cites legal penalties, and instructs on proper fire control including breaking matches, using a shovel and bucket, building rock fire pits away from flammable materials, keeping fires small, and fully extinguishing with water and dirt.
Lehman Vetoes 30 Percent of 1938 Albany Bills
Governor Lehman blocked 30 percent of the 1,061 bills sent by the New York legislature in 1938. The veto rate is the highest since 1935, driven largely by spending bills as he cites fear of a substantial deficit next fiscal year and the need for fiscal restraint. He positions economy as paramount while protecting public funds.
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New York
United States
Grover Cleveland
Lehman
Albany
Republicans and Roosevelt Liberals Weigh Third Party Split
National observers note a potential realignment among Roosevelt liberals and the La Follette camp as they debate forming a third party. Key figures Norris LaGuardia and May or Fiorello oppose the move while Phil LaFollette signals possible within two parties.
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Phil” LaFollette
Wisconsin
Bob
George Norris
Fiorello LaGuardia
Bob” LaFollette
Phil
Roosevelt Liberals
Bible Readings Appeal for Rural Mission Work
Sermon notes urge churches to send volunteers to villages and rural areas. Emphasizes Jesus in small towns and the farmer as essential, calling for funds prayers and trained volunteers to visit isolated country workers, CCC camps, lumber camps, miners and farmers.
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Jesus
Church
CCC
Anniversaries of notable figures detailed by birth and death years
A list of birthdays and death dates for historical figures: 1812 Robert Browning born. 1816 Joseph Proctor born. 1818 Juliet A. Hopkins born. 1826 Varina Howell Davis born. 1836 Joseph G Cannon born. 1857 Charles Lathrop Pack born. 1861 Mrs Percy V Pennybacker born. Each entry notes birthplace and death date.
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Robert Browning
Joseph Proctor
Marlboro
Mass
Boston
Juliet A. O. Hopkins
Alabama
Jefferson Co
Varina Howell Davis
Natchez
Miss
New York
Joseph G. Cannon
Illinois
Guilford
N. C
Charles Lathrop Pack
Lexington
Mich
Percy V. Pennybacker
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Petersburg
Year by year events from 1755 to 1936 highlighted
Timeline notes Columbia University origin 1755 New York City Indiana territory 1800 Vincennes population 5 000 S American Peace Society 189 S Cunarder Usitania sunk 1915 War Industries Board coal steel limits 1918 Blind dog exonerated Yonkers 1928 Anthracite coal wage pact 1936 five day week seven hour day signed
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King’s College
Columbia University
New York City
Indiana
Congress
Vincennes
S—American Peace Society
Cunarder
Usitania
New York
Liverpool
War Industries Board
Yonkers, N. Y
Notable births listed for public figures and officials
The notice lists notable birth anniversaries including Dr. Lyman J. Briggs born in Barry County Michigan 64 years ago, Gary Cooper born in Helena Montana 37 years ago, Thomas E. Robertson born in Washington D C 67 years ago, Richard R. Deupree born in Norwood Virginia 53 years ago, and Richard W. Tully born in Nevada California 61 years ago, with Archibald MacLeish of Connecticut also mentioned.
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Lyman J. Briggs
U. S. Bureau of Standards
Barry Co
Mich
Gary Cooper
Helena
Mont
Thomas E. Robertson
Washington, D. C
Washington
Richard R. Deupree
Proctor & Gamble
Cincinnati
Norwood
Richard W. Tully
Calif
Nevada, Calif
Archibald MacLeish
Conn
Oldsmobile Dealers to Attend Schmeling Fight on Expenses
Groups from 26 sales zones join an Oldsmobile contest running April 21 to May 31 to win all expenses paid seats at the Louis Schmeling heavyweight title bout. D. K E. Ralston will host the winners at an elaborate June event. Buick conducts daily road tests on final assembly lines using a special testing method nicknamed the rolls.
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Oldsmobile
United States
Louis Schmeling
D. K E. Ralston
Mr. Ralston
Buick Road Tests in Early Auto Production
In Flint Michigan on May 7 the article notes early practice of road testing cars to judge function. It contrasts this with mass production and improvements in manufacturing that reduce the need to send every vehicle on a road journey.
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Flint, Mich
British Writer Alfred E. Mason Noted Poet From Glencoe
The obituary notes poet and novelist Alfred E. Mason born in Glencoe Illinois forty six years ago and English novelist born seventy two years ago.
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Glencoe
Ill
A. (Alfred) E. W. Mason
Today's Horoscope Signals Subtle Steadfast Paths
The piece notes a calm, determined personality may gain from early advantages and marriage. It warns that missed opportunities and a false security could be dangerous, urging vigilance and prudent use of chances.
Tomorrow Horoscope Promises Broad Mind and Original Conceptions
Tomorrow offers a broad powerful mind and original ideas. Influence grows but avoid chasing unprofitable aims. Conserve energy and direct it properly to avoid wasting life.
New Insurance Offers Flunk Coverage at Washington U
Three Washington University students form Enterprises Inc offering insurance against failing a subject for 25 cents to 1 60 per week based on tuition and risk. Other offerings include marriage-delay coverage and graduation-failure compensation. Stock sold mainly to female students with common at 15 cents and preferred at 20 cents.
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Enterprises, Inc
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Italy
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Japan
Chamberlain
Supreme Court
Tho Couztly
Justice Black
Mr. Hinck
Butler
Hughes
Brandeis
Stone
Justice Reed
Franklyn Waltman, Jr
Charley” Michelson
John Hamilton
Mr. Waitman
P. R. Smith & Company
Elyria Savings
Colson V. T
Elyria Sav
O. E. Pwr
O. Pls
O. P
Perry Fay
Sav. Dep. B. B
Beeen
Florida
Schroll
Automobile News
Buick
Rolls
Wilmot
Masonic
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Federal Reserve System
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