Lorain County Chronicle Telegram Publisher and staff listing
The Lorain County printing and publishing Company publishes The Chronicle Telegram in Elyria Ohio with LD Ta RSS A HUDNUTT as publisher J Clare George as editor. It notes pricing for single copies and subscriptions and lists advertising representatives in Chicago New York Columbus and Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CHRONICLE-TELEGRAM / Members Audit Bureau of
Second Street
Elyria
Ohio
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
Hudnutt
J. Clare George
Lorain
Chile
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
North Michigan Ave
New York
Fifth Ave
Columbus
South Third St
Detroit
General Motors
Educational pamphlet guides graduates toward success
The United States Office of Education publishes Economic Status of College Alumni detailing career paths and pay for graduates. It notes top earnings in professions and strong job prospects in business public service forestry and teaching, with typical starting salaries around 1300 and eight year pay about 2300.
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United States Office of Education
Washington
America
Congress Should Finish Its Work Before Departure
The piece argues Congress must remain until its tasks are completed, avoiding an early adjournment or staying through the new year. It cites foreign policy limits, wartime power, and essential domestic concerns such as neutrality, tax relief, Social Security revision, railroad aid, and Wagner Act changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Representative Ludlow
Congress
United States
Washington
Bankhead
Flying Commuters Use Planes for NYC Business Travel
Metropolitan businessmen routinely fly between New York offices and homes or other states. Many own private planes and pilots, some even work while flying. One executive converted a seven passenger plane with a desk. seaplanes land at Skyport near downtown. A Maryland to Rockefeller Center trip takes about two hours door to door. Autogiro rooftop landings are envisioned for future efficiency.
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New York City
Maryland
Roosevelt Field
Rockefeller Center
Barriers to National Progress Threaten United States Unity
The essay warns that state trade barriers or tariffs threaten the harmonious 48 state system and could provoke retaliation. It argues such discriminatory taxes undermine free commerce and risk dividing the country, eroding the shared path to progress. It likens the U S to the Three Musketeers and urges unity against protectionist moves.
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America
United States
Today’s anniversaries and historical milestones
Anniversaries recall Levi Lincoln James Gadsden Daniel Brainard Thomas Harris Lyman Baum Annie Johnston Williamina Fleming and others with birth and death details. Today in history highlights Gosnold Cape Cod Independence Missouri steamer Vigilance San Francisco suffrage Epworth League 1929 Cleveland hospital fire toll of 124 lives.
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Levi Lincoln
Jefferson
Mass
Hingham
James Gadsden
South Carolina Railroad
N.Y
Thomas Lake Harris
England
New York
Lyman F. Baum
Chittenango
N. Y
Hollywood
Williamina P. Fleming
Harvard University Observatory
Scotland
Annie Fellows Johnston
Kentucky
Evansville
Ind
Bartholomew Gosnold
Cape Cod
Missouri
Independence
St. Louis
San Francisco
American Woman Suffrage Association
Belvah A. Lockwood
National Equal Rights Party
Des Moines
Epworth League
Cleveland
Standard Oil
Notable Births Of Public Figures From The U S Senate To Medicine
A list of prominent figures with birthplaces and ages includes U S Senator John E Miller of Arkansas born near Aid Missouri 31, Clifton Fadiman editor of New York born there 35, Com Charles E Rosendeahl U S N air commander born Illinois 47, Henry L Dougherty utilities head born Columbus Ohio 69, Ernest G Draper Federal Reserve Board member born Washington DC 54, Louis H Seagrave New York corporation head born Iowa 47, Henry M Waite civil engineer born Toledo 70, Dr Charles W Styles zoologist born New York 72.
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U. S
John E. Miller
Arkansas
Aid
Clifton Fadiman
New York City
Charles E. Rosendeahl
Tlllinois
Henry L. Dougherty
Columbus
Ohio
Ernest G. Draper
Board of Governors
Federal Reserve System
Washington, D. C
Louis H. Seagrave
New York
Iowa
Henry M. Waite
Cincinnati
Toledo
Charles W. Styles
Bible Readings On May Fifteenth
A devotional on choosing life through love and knowledge of God. It cites 1 John 3 14 18 the parable of the Wise and Foolish Virgins and the call to hear the Son of God. It prays for ears to hear and for love to characterize believers as life rather than death.
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God
Jesus
Litchfield Masons and clubs set May meetings
Litchfield lodge F and A M will meet in Masonic hall Monday evening May 15. Cemetery and Park Association to hold monthly meeting at town hall Tuesday afternoon May 16. East Street division to serve school community lunch at the annex Thursday May 18, last lunch of the school year. Litchfield chapter OES holds regular meeting Thursday.
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Litchfield
Litchfield Lodge
A. M
Masonic Hall
Litchfield Cemetery and Park Association
Town Hall
East Street
Litchfield Chapter
Evening Notes and Local Arrivals Including Race Shipping
Evening notices detail Donald Gruggel joining a CCC camp in Ely Nevada and sending word to Frombaughs. Mrs Helen Rauscher visits daughter Ella Frombaugh. Mrs C M Turner travels to Akron for Mother's Day with daughters C L Nolan and W B Watkins. Mary Howe returns home from five months illness with Victor Haines in Spencer. Mrs Nixon of Oberlin cares for her. Ora Lehman and Leon Lehman of Grafton visit F S Turner. Greyhounds being shipped from Ireland to race in Paris.
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A. O. Frombaugh
Donald Gruggel
C. C. C. Camp
Ely
Nevada
Helen Rauscher
Erhart
Ella Frombaugh
C. M. Turner
Akron
C. L. Nolan
W. B. Watkins
Mary Howe
Victor Haines
Spencer
Nixon
Oberlin
Ora Lehman
Leon Lehman
Grafton
F. S. Turner
Elyria Savings Moves to Library Building Amid Block Plans
Elyria Savings and Banking Company relocates from temporary quarters in the Andwar Block after the Elyria Block fire to the former National Bank rooms in the Library Building. The bank intends to build a new facility on the eastern portion of the former site. Plans to double the American Lace Manufacturing Company plant size were approved by stockholders. Grove Patterson, ex Carlisle Township resident, becomes managing editor of the Toledo Times.
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Elyria Savings and Banking Company
Elyria Block
National Bank
American Lace Manufacturing Company
Grove Patterson
Carlisle Township
Toledo Times
City to revert to Central Standard Time tomorrow
The city will return to Central Standard Time tomorrow morning and clocks will be set back one hour. The Manufacturers' Association voted to resume factory operation on the old time and petitions from business leaders favor the change. Mayor A R Jones plans to officially turn the town clock back. The state convention of the Fraternal Order of Eagles will be held in Elyria next year, decided at Marietta. Oberlin volunteers won the Lorain County Firemen’s Association contest with prizes totaling 110 for Oberlin, 95 for Medina, 40 for Amherst and 20 for Vermilion. Two young Elyria women were among 123 killed in a Cleveland Clinic explosion.
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Manufacturers’ Association
A. R. Jones
Order of Eagles
Elyria
Marietta
Oberlin
Lorain County Volunteer Firemen’s Association
Oberlin Firemen
Medina
Amherst
Vermilion
Wakeman Girls 4-H Club Elects Officers
The Wakeman girls 4-H club held its first meeting electing Alice Watson president Doris Hurst vice president Margie Harriman secretary Helen Radcliffe treasurer Margie Thomas news reporter Laurita Gibbon recreation leader. Meetings set for 9 oclock Wednesdays with next gathering at the school on May 31.
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Wakeman Girls 4-H Club
Alice Watson
Doris Hurst
Margie Hareriman
Helen Radcliffe
Margie Thomas
Laurita Gibbon
Car parked on sidewalk by new owner in Richmond
An excited woman told police by phone that a car sits on the sidewalk. Officers dispatched found the owner had just bought the vehicle and parked it on the curb to avoid street damage.
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Richmond
Ind
Elyria civic notes and long time Masons honored
Miss Helen O Connell and Miss Elia Mae Moeller are noted workers at the local clinic. Three King Solomon Lodge members I D Faxon Sr R R Stetson and C A Shaw received gold medals for 50 years as Masons. Faxon at 88 is among Ohio s oldest Masons. A $50 000 gift to the Elyria Home for the Aged from Mr and Mrs B C Boyd of Galion was announced by Dr G A Reeder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen O'Connell
Elia Mae Moeller
King Solomon Lodge
I. D. Faxon
R. R. Stetson
A. Shaw
Faxon
Ohio
Elyria Home
B. C. Boyd
Galion
G. A. Reeder
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Bible
John His
Bilearl
Zia
Guiet Blocgi
Japan
James H.hocking
Zeaneck
N.C
Chiang Kai-Shek
Chiang Kaishek
China
Shinbo Gokyo Military College
Sun Yat-sen
Chiang
Ireland
Paris
Cleveland Clinic
Wakeman Girls Four-H Club
P. R. Smith & Co
Elyria Savings Bodg
Hygrade Dry Cleaners
Middle Ave
Elieving
Everett White
Ringling Bros.-Barnum & Bailey Circus
Ed Rooney
Camel
Reynolda Tobecce
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