Chronicle Telegram Advertises Audit Bureau of Circulation
The Chronicle Telegram lists Audit Bureau of Circulation members including Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company Elyria Ohio and publisher details. It reproduces office addresses in Chicago New York Columbus and Detroit with General Motors and other representative mentions.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Audit Bureau of
Secontreat
Elyria
Ohio
The
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
Aeyerine
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
North Michigan Ave
New York
Fifth Ave
Columbus
South Third St
Detroit
General Motors Blag
Payroll Growth and Federal Staffing in 1938 Figures
Senator King of Utah compiled figures printed in the Congressional Record May 8 showing 5 351 000 people on the federal payroll as of December 31 1938 excluding old age benefits. The data compare 1903 to 1936 staffing in Justice and Navy departments, illustrating a steady rise in government employment amid New Deal policy.
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Senator King
Utah
King
Legislative
Judicial
Army
Navy
Marines
Coast Guard
CCC
Youth Administration
WPA
New York Sun
Department of Justice
Washington
Navy Department
Harry . Byrd
New York
Virginia
Roosevelt
Rochelle Sawyers
Byrd
Reserve Board
Marriner Eccles
Eccles
Conscription Debates Across Empires and Nations
The piece contrasts Britain's peace-time draft and six months training for youths with Germany's two-year military push under Nazi rule. It notes Canadian resistance to conscription, imperial expectations on Canada and Australia, and the broader question of how long peace may last amid expansionist aims.
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Britain
England
Canada
Quebec
Chamberlain
London
Germany
Arbeitdienst
CCC
Hitler
Sabbath Dilemma Over World’s Fair Opening
The Harrisburg Patriot argues against opening the New York World’s Fair on Sunday citing biblical tradition and national founding principles. It warns that treating Sunday as just another day fosters a drift toward a godless national compass and risks historical ruin.
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Europe
United States
Harrisburg
First Families and Social Security Names
The Social Security board lists the real first families by name counts led by the Smiths with 418000. Johnson Browns Williams Millers and Jones follow as America’s top surnames. The text also reflects on attitudes toward loss and progress noting drivers and civic virtue.
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Social Security Board
Smiths
Johnson's
Browns
Williamses
Millers
Joneses
Summer session aims wind-up July 15 in Congress
Washington insiders plan shelving neutrality and tax bills while pushing pension and labor debates. The White House wants Congress off its neck, with Morgenthau and Harrison as lone tax and policy zealots, and Roosevelt coordinating a quick adjournment amid broader strategic moves.
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Washington
Congress
Capitol Hill
West Coast
Life and values through the Mind of God sermon notes
A devotional piece cites Matthew 13 44 46 on treasure in heaven and pearls, urging readers to value reality in the Mind of God. It presents life as a school of values and the Judgment Day as a cross section of one’s current conduct and intentions.
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Kingdom of Heaven
God God
Jesus
Mata Hari's Death Echoes in Spy Tale Turns Fatal
In October 1917 Mata Hari, famed dancer and World War I spy, died by firing squad. Pierre de Mortissac, once her devoted Paris confidant, later fled to a Spanish monastery where he killed Loyalists in 1936 before his own execution. Tomorrow: The Indian who ended the Civil War.
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Mata Hari
Pierre de Mortissac
Paris
de Mortissac
Ish Monastery
Mata Mari
Marta Hari
France
Pierre DE Morrissac
Anniversaries in American History Highlight Key Figures
A list of birthday and event anniversaries including William H. Seward born in Orange County New York and key dates such as Edmund C Genet recall events from 1793 to 1933. It notes Lincoln era milestones, the Republican National Convention of 1860, and the establishment of the US Bureau of Mines in 1910 among others.
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Wiliam H. Seward
New York
Lincoln
Orange Co
Lev. P Morton
New York City
France
Shoreham
Edmund Kubby-Smith
St. Augustine
Fla
Sewanee
Tenn
Phip D Armour
Chicago
Stockbridge
Noram Jay Colman
Missouri
Otsego Co
N. Y
LaSalle C Pickett
Virginia
Newport R I
Edmund C Genet
Revolutionary
Philadelphia
Capitol
Britain
Pres Washington
Edson Adams
Conn
The
Oakland
Cal
U S Bureau of Mines
U S
Germany
High Seas
U. S Supreme Court
Pref Roosevelt
Services In Gospel Tent Near Lake Avenue Elyria
Special Elyria Gospel Tabernacle services continue in the Gospel Tent on Lake Avenue near Walnut. Opening service Tuesday May 16 at 730 pm features Evangelist Irvin E Ade speaking There Is a Way That Seemeth Right Unto a Man But the End Thereof Are the Ways of Death Prov 14 12. Public welcome.
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Elyria Gospel Tabernacle
Lake Avenue
Walnut
Irvin E Ade
Faith Home
Philippi
Paul
Silas
Jalor
Government of Japan Sets Cap on Scrap Iron Prices
Japan announces a maximum sales price for scrap iron to stabilize market pricing and guide traders. The move aims to curb price volatility and support steel industry procurement while ensuring consistent supply for manufacturers.
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Japan
Notable Birthdays Of Public Figures From Virginia And Beyond
The list highlights notable individuals born around 33 to 63 years ago across the United States. Included are Douglas Freeman of Richmond historian and editor, Rt Rev Henry Hobson of Cincinnati bishop, Ernest Burgess sociologist from Chicago, David de Sola Pool rabbi in New York, Margaret Sullavan Norfolk born actress, James West New York Boy Scout chief, Ogden Reia New York editor, Breckenridge Long Washington lawyer and former diplomat.
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Douglas
Freeman
Richmond
Lynchburg
Henry W. Hobson
Cincinnati
Denver
Ernest W Burgess
The
Univ. of Chicago
Canada
David de Sola Pool
New York
London
Margaret Sullavan
Norfolk
James E West
Washington, DC
Ogden M. Reia
New York City
Breckenridge Long
Ambitious Advice From a Cunning Mind
The text counsels a bold individual to seek merit rather than immediate justification. It urges forming alliances with friends and servants, to use power to aid others, and cautions that pride often leads to downfall in a moralizing voice.
Tokyo turns to goats to ease meat and leather shortages
Tokyo plans to raise goats to supply meat for Zoo animals and convert hides into leather to offset cowhide restrictions. The move aims to curb shortages caused by government limits on cattle hides and related imports.
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Tokyo
Japan
Elyria marks Central Standard Time return in city clock
A crowd of 2000 cheers Mayor A R Jones as Elyria switches back to CST after a voter approved repeal. Chamber of Commerce plans a county Get Acquainted Tour visiting every village next week. Hospital records set six births in 24 hours, far above monthly average. Dr W B Hubbell, former surgeon in France, is promoted to major.
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Elyriana
A. R. Jones
Elyrtia
W. B Hubbell
France
Scouts To Sell Mats Made By The Sightless
Elyria Boy Scouts, about 150 volunteers, will canvass Elyria to sell rubber mats made by sightless Lorain County residents. The effort, sponsored by the Elyria Service League, funds the Center for the Sightless on Second Street. Each mat bears the maker’s name and mats are offered at reduced prices.
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Elyria
Lorain County
Elyria Service League
Service League
Second Street
Germans Increase Candy and Tobacco Consumption
Germans are consuming substantially more candy and tobacco than they did a year earlier, signaling rising sweetness and nicotine use among the population.
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Hudnutt. Publisher
J Clare George
Elyria Postoffice
State of Ohio
House
Ways and Means Committee
Townsend and General Welfare
Hiram Johnson
Pat Harrison
Harrison
Morgenthau
Hull
State Department
Lowell Mellett
National Emergency Council
NEC
White House
Mr Jones
Smith
William Douglas
Wall Street
Ferdinand Pecora
New York Supreme Court
Pecora
Securities and Exchange Commision
Supreme Court
US C.reat
J. Warren Davis
Charles Alvin Jones
Lnstea
Connecticut
P B O’sullivan
Thomas
McKesoven- Robbins
Big
H. Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
Senate
Bridges
Senator Bridges
Charles W. Tobey
House of Representatives
L L Marshall
Jessie Sumner
Marshall
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Bible
Fred J. McCormick
N.Y
Endland
Mata Haris
John Hix
St Lous
Carlton J H Hayes
Columbia Univ
Afton
Elyria Savings Trust
LC Smith
Mansfield Typewriter Company
West Third St
Mansfield
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Grafton State Farm
Mansfield Reformatory
American Legion Memorial Home
EGG
Schroll Coal
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Federa
Dey Vas and Trust Company
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