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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1934
Page
9
A reader letter from North Ridgeville Ohio dated May 16 1934 criticizes public payroll cuts and political motives behind government spending. The author praises loyal public servants while attacking bureaucratic favoritism, educational job creation, and salary politics used to justify funding.
Fragmented list of radio times and program names across stations WGAR and related outlets. Includes performers such as Clara, Lu a, Frances Barter, Gene Arnold, Vallee, Shirley, and various orchestras, bands, and shows with numerous incomplete entries and garbled text.
A Columbia Station letter argues teachers face political control over jobs while rural schools suffer from debt and unneeded frills. It calls for depoliticizing education, protecting teachers, and affording a simpler program that preserves basic schooling and parental confidence. The writer cites budget pressures and criticizes professional theorists’ pet hobbies. The letter is dated March 19, 7334.
In a May 6 report, the Cleveland Plain Dealer cites the governor adjourning the Legislature to November 19 under constitutional authority. It laments chronic discord, failure to pass key laws, and wasted state funds. The piece notes projected school revenue issues, teacher contract delays, and calls for renewal of leadership. Alfred P. Grills also criticizes the ongoing legislative waste. Cadet Mathieu in France is referenced.
A $100000 blaze gutted the south wing of Portsmouth penitentiary in Kingston Ont as guards and the Royal Canadian Horse Artillery awaited orders. Fire erupted after a week of unrest, forcing wall patrols and cell lockdowns while fire crews fought the flames amid strong winds. the prison houses over 500 inmates.
Sylvia Sidney performs a specialty number Carnival Rhumba in Good Dame at the Capitol Theatre today and tomorrow. She stars as a chorus girl compelled to join a carnival, with Frederic March co starring.
A woman torn between career and love drives the plot in Once to Every Woman starring Fay Wray and Ralph Bellamy, now showing at the Rivoli Theatre. The film centers on a woman's struggle to balance ambition with romance.
TODAY S ANNIVERSARIES honors Balzac Seward Peabody Morton Manning Armour LaSalle Pickett and others with birthplaces and death dates. TODAY IN HISTORY notes milestones from 1785 to 1945. TODAY S BIRTHDAYS highlights Breckinridge Long Cyrus McCormick J H Hazlitt J D Finnegan Rafael Diaz and others with ages.
May 15 Boston Allen K. Philbrick a 20 year old Harvard junior son of a Chicago professor was held on suspicion of anarchy after allegedly trying to induce the crew of the German Cruiser Karlsruhe to revolt against Hitler and embrace communism. He was caught by Lieutenant Schmidt stuffing pamphlets into a ship ventilator and was turned over to yard marines then detained by Boston police red squad inspectors. Officials debated charges before lodging a technical suspension of anarchy while status knowledge awaited.
Today guidance urges a confident but restrained approach. A powerful nature should seek merit to win respect and use influence to aid others less fortunate. Pride is warned as a common flaw while urging prudent self assertion.
Police who visited a room at Adams House in Cambridge near midnight after his arrest found a stack of Marxist literature. The suspect provided his identity during questioning and had several fictitious names and addresses in scattered notes.
Dr. Willing and Don Moe of the 1930 Walker Cup team have given up competitive golf for the present to devote themselves to their professions. Willing is a dentist, and Moe, the youngest member of the 1930 squad, was admitted to the Oregon bar last summer.
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