Elyria Chronicle Telegram and Publisher Notice
The Elyria Chronicle Telegram records publication details including editor Clare George, pricing, and distribution. Advertising representatives are listed for Chicago New York Columbus Detroit with rate references and mailing areas in Lorain County Ohio.
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Elyria
Ohio
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Second Street
Lorain County Printing & P & Publishing Company
Clare George
Br Mail
Lorain
John W. Cullen
Ceicago
North Michigan Ave
New York
Fifth Ave
Columbus
Detroit
General Motors
Maud M. Lindsay
Sheffield
Ala
Tuscumbia
Jean Starr Untermyer
New York City
Zanesville
Stanley Field
Chicago
England
James H. Franklin
Crozier Theological Seminary
Chester
Pampha
David B. Roubertson
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and
Cleveland
Austintown
Leonard H. Dyer
Washington, D. C
Horace Bowker
Boston
Wise parent learns imperfection can guide child relation
Dr Frederick H Allen from the Child Guidance Clinic of Philadelphia urges a positive, individual approach to discipline. He says parents are not perfect and that both parent and child are individuals requiring respectful treatment. A touch of anger is acceptable if justified, but avoid a wholly idealized home.
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Frederick H. Allen
Child Guidance Clinic
Philadelphia
Dr. Allen
Danger In Excessive Taxes Warns Of Tax Power
Daniel Webster warned that the power to tax equals the power to destroy. The piece notes pushes by state legislatures and the American Taxpayers association for a 25 percent cap on federal income gift and inheritance taxes with war-time lifting allowed. It argues high taxes raise costs and reduce employment and threaten states rights by confiscating income from high earners.
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Daniel Webster
American Taxpayers Association
Congress
Fourteen States Promote Tourism Through Movies and Ads
The article notes fourteen states use films to promote tourism and many more run publicity bureaus with leaflets. Despite some laggards, nationwide advertising draws millions of Americans and boosts state incomes, with one state earning 32 million and expecting 50 million from travelers this year.
Aftermath of War: Spain Faces Scarce Bread and Rations
The article notes war’s enduring damage as Spain cuts bread supplies due to wheat shortages and rain while France and others withhold shipments. Spain rationing restricts sales to alternate days and tightens rules on meat butter and staples, showing postwar impoverishment beyond conflict.
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Spain
France
Argentina
Australia
Portugal
Jugoslavia
United States
Center of Population Shifts Across the Nation Through Decades
The article traces the United States center of population from 1930 in Southwestern Indiana toward the Southeast of Illinois by 1940, with projections into the 1950s to 1980s moving toward Southern Missouri and Southern Kansas or Northern Oklahoma. It argues growth will push density inland, easing coastal congestion, and speculates on moral questions tied to national population movement.
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Mississippi River
Ilinois
Indiana
Illinois
Missouri
United States
Kansas
Oklahoma
Mid-continent
South Careclina
Smiths
Chicago
South Carolina
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
How Gerry Gave Name To Gerrymander In History
A retired glimpse explains Elbridge Gerry known for a political trick that birthed the term gerrymander. In 1812 Massachusetts reapportionment drew dragon-shaped districts and Gilbert Stuart joked it resembled a salamander, earning the famous label. Tomorrow: Two-in-One Ship.
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America
Elbridge Gerry
Gerry
Massachusetts
Essex
Gilbert Stuart
Benjamin Russell
Boston “Sentinel
Russell
Roosevelt tours sights and politics mix in western trip
The president named Yosemite and King Canyon as musts on his transcontinental itinerary, spoke with California lawmakers about ship use for Panama Canal Zone cargo, and hinted at a June return. He plans a southern route eastward, visiting his daughter in Seattle, with a possible June windup.
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Washington
San Francisco
Kieg Canyon
Caliernia
Yosemite National Park
California
Panama Canal Zone
Atlantic
Foy
Congres
Ed Izac
San Diego
Dick Welch
Frank Havenner
Roosevelt
West End
John Boettiger
Seatte
King Canyon
Yosemite
Whiskey nicknames spread as prices rise in Scotland
A scribbled notice describes the terms haut nip and Rick for whiskies with prices 15 and 18 cents respectively. The nip equals a teaspoonful less than a haut, sold in narrow glasses, and the trend began in Aberdeen and spreads across the country amid rising whiskey prices.
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Feltsion
Scotland
Rick
Aberdeen
Bible Readings Whit Monday May 13
Acts 2 37-47 describes the apostolic life with 3000 converts baptized and added to the church. The sermon praises the early church as alive and united in doctrine fellowship breaking of bread and prayers. It notes believers’ voluntary commitment and growth through teaching worship and outreach. The Bishop of Dornakal urges believers to declare their baptism and gospel calling.
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Thev
Gladir
Dornakal
Dalir
Anniversary list recalls notable births and historic events
A dated compilation marks birthdays and anniversaries of figures from Henry William Stiegel to Manasseh Cutler and John S. Dwight, alongside milestones such as Ja mestown's settlement and the U S Mexico war declaration. The piece links individuals to places like Philadelphia Boston and Rochester, noting decades past achievements and later reflections.
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Henry William Stiegel
Pennsylvania
Barom von Stiegel
Germany
Manasseh Cutler
Hamilton
Mass
Ohio Company
Northwest
Killingly
Conn
John S. Dwight
Boston
Daniel G. Brinton
Philadelphia
Thornburg
Linda Gilbert
New York
Rochester
N. Y
Arthur Rotch
Willam Boyce Thompson
Plant Research Foundation
Virginia City
Mont
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John Hix
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Pacenansett
O Beahn
Mae Ey
Massachigets
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FANS
Benjamin Ressell
Gerry Mander
L. W
Chip” Robert
Democratic National Committee
Chip Robert
Hull
Farley
Dewey
Taft
Vandenberg
Justice Owens Roberts
Wendell Willkie
John Traphagen
Bank of New York and Trust Company
Bricker
Landon
Hoover
Garner
McNutt Wheeler
Jesse Jones
Barkley
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Jesse
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
B. and O
Jones
Herbert Hoover
Robert
Vincent Bendix
Bendix Aviation Trophy
Shounte Bendix
J. Edgar Hoover
Weygand
Syria
Istanbul
Turkish Thrace
Salonika
Mussolini
Narvik
Sweden
Hitler
Hungary
Transylvania
Romania
Admiral Horthy
Horthy
Kiel
Drew Pearson
Bible
Jamestown
Mexico
Michigan State Agricultural College
State Agricultural College
Louisiana Lottery Company
Mississippi River Improvement Association
Memphis
Wanamaker
New
York
Wilson
Lusitania
Berlin
Black Legion
WPA
P. R. Smith & Co
Elyria Savings Bldg
Rygrade Dry Cleaners
Middle Avenue
Homer Berry
Esdepeesion Copsright
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston-Salem
N.C
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