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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1934

Page

4

Kidnapping Fear Strikes Tucson and Beverly Hills Victims

Six year old June Robles of Tucson and William F Gettle of Beverly Hills endured nineteen days as kidnap victims. Police rescued Robles in an Arizona desert cave and Gettle after a dramatic raid, with three suspects confessing. Authorities press to arrest all ringleaders and deter future abductions.

June Robles Tucson Arizona William F. Gettle Beverly Hills California Arizona Desert Gettle

Air Mail Lesson Returns to Private Carriers and Army Fliers

The air mail service resumes under private operators and Army crews after government cancellations. The system is less expansive than before but more capable than Army schedules, likely delivering better punctuality. Lt. Col. H. Arnold notes the mail venture taught needed equipment gaps, spurring funding for radios and blind flying instruments.

Army Air Corps Tf. Arnold Salt Lake City War Department Air Corps Cancress

Surplus Declines as Storage Stocks Signal Production Shifts

Government March reports show rising consumption and reduced marketing for meat, wheat, dairy, and poultry. Meats storage sits 25.9 million pounds below the five year average, down 98 million from a month ago, with partial year gains far below normal. Wheat on farms stands at about 714.9 million bushels, far under last year, while corn on farms drops to 34 million bushels.

Kansas City

The Silent Observer And The Man Who Explains It All

A collage of humorous vignettes and captions from a late night read, featuring tales of a landlady’s breakfast misfire and a cattleman’s rope mishap. It includes a wary Western rodeo scene, a cinema audience escape, a barbed exchange about orders, and quips on liars, reform, and local life.

Anniversaries and birthdays from TODAY over time

TODAY presents a list of anniversaries and birthdays for notable figures across history. It mentions James Gadsden linked to the Gadsden Purchase, Daniel Brainard, Elie Metchnikoff, P. Fleming, Pierre Ca French, Arthur Schazier, Annie Bellows Johnston, and others with brief biographical notes and dates, amid scattered garbled OCR fragments.

James Gadsden South Carolina Railway Mexico Damina P. Fieming Harvard Scotland Boston Pierre Ca Pfri—Athur Schazier Tieg Annie Bellows Johnston Eryaneville Mysvilis

Golden Legion Bible Study Faith Across Generations

A Christian mother laments a daughter's loss of faith amid college life. The message recalls 2 Kings 13 and warns that one generation cannot fully tell the next what to do. It asserts God remains on the throne and expresses faith in divine fulfillment despite odds.

Sneh Judah Israel God

Signal Device Aids Fliers in Radio Range Navigation

Washington engineers W. E. Jackson and L. M. Harding of the Commerce Department Aeronautics branch developed a signal device for pilots to interpret aeronautical radio range beacons during poor visibility. The open faced panel instrument uses two needles, vertical and horizontal, to indicate course deviation and signal volume respectively.

Washington W. E. Jackson L. M. Harding Commerce Department Aeronautics Branch Rex Martin Aeronautics Martin

Notable births and profiles from early 20th century figures

The item lists biographical notes on several prominent individuals including Gerald B. Lambert of Gillette Safety Razor, Hoors M. Waite former city manager, Dr. Charles W. Stiles of the Public Health Service, David E. Kaufman of Scranton, and Louis H. Seagrave of Council Bluffs, with brief notes on origins and ages. It also contains a moralizing aside urging self sacrifice and warning against misplaced trust, ending with garbled text.

Gerald B. Lambert Gillette Safety Razor Company St. Louis Hoors M. Waite Toledo Ohio Charles W. Stiles U. S. Public Health Service Spring Valley N. Y David E. Kaufman Scranton Stam Porn Bradford Co Louis H. Seagrave Council Bluffs Iowa

Boy Cannot Concentrate On Studies

In a letter from a Cincinnati educator a nine year old boy shown large for his size struggles with concentration. A sympathetic teacher outlines symptoms and possible nervous reaction while urging parental effort to foster self reliance and tougher routines. Boxing lessons or a summer camp may help, and a psychologist could assess the child.

Garry C. Myers Cleveland College Western Reserve University Dr. Myers Ifs Fle

Egypt plans development of home industry for cotton goods

Egypt aims to replace hand looms with modern machinery to supply Cotton better suited to local needs. A tariff on imported cotton products backs self sufficiency while Japan poses competition. The plan seeks to export Egyptian cotton garments to nearby markets and strengthen regional cotton production.

London Land of Pyramids Egypt Reypt Bey P Nesghbors

Meeting Highlights of Amherst Public School PTA

A large attendance at Amherst Public School PTA's final meeting featured installation of officers by Supt. Powers with President Mrs. Maxwell and Secretary Miss Florence Bodmanny. The program included high school orchestra selections, a domestic science demonstration, a cake baking contest judged by Ludwig Thomas and Bert Marloen, student dances, vocal solos by George Cox, and exhibits in manual art and sewing.

Nal Meuting A. Herst RH. Hoare Ewgencers Sear FR. Powers J. Maxwell Russian Stauuffer Florence Bodmanny H. H. van Keuren Dorothy Jones Varios Chsses A. M. Rickel Mirs Emma Dreschler Sowink Ludwig Thomas Bert Marloen Armherst Bakery Hegerly Bruce Marjorie Krtekl Ruth Barris Janice Bruce Florence Kaester Marjorie Krieg

Talking Books For Blind To Be Distributed In Pa

Harrisburg officials and the Pennsylvania Council for the Blind will distribute 450 Talking Book machines to blind residents statewide. The devices read aloud from discs at 18 minute intervals, aiding those not proficient in Braille. Discs carry about 7,200 words per side, with books stored in public libraries and funded by federal grants.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Council For the Blind American Foundation For the Blind

World’s priciest regions see rapid growth and scarcity rise

The passage notes areas among the world’s priciest are expanding yet becoming scarcer due to industrial development. Officials say the country is on the verge of an unprecedented boom, helped by comparatively free political conditions fueling growth.

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Mother Daughter Banquet Slated at St Joseph Church

The annual Mother Daughter banquet of St Joseph Catholic Church will be held Thursday evening at the school facility with a program led by Mrs Clayton Young followed by lunch. Circle Three members of St Ann's Society hosted a meeting at Mrs Jo Gillis home with a business session, social time, and refreshments.

Mena Club St. Paul Lutheran Church Holy Name Wil- Han Bodmann Park Avenue Vythian Sisters K. of PB. Hall Thee Lodge Junction Manquet Clayton Young Circle Three St. Ann's Society St. Joseph Cathne Church Jo. Gillis East Quarries Circle 2 Ladies’ Aid Society The Firs Evangelical Church Wl Bo Adam Kolbe Lake Avenue Wimes Ladies’ Society of the Congregational Church Gertrude Kuhn Dever Road Pals St. Paul's Lutheran Sunday School

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