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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1936
Page
14
Walter E. Spahr, NYU economist, critiques the Presidents economic plan. He argues that lowering costs increases production and employment, not lower prices, and warns that higher costs curb growth. The piece cites NRA codes and government spending as dangerous paths toward soaring deficits and inflation.
A long OCR listing details Dlores and products from multiple firms in Lorain County. It enumerates manufactures and items including grooming devices, heating equipment, machinery parts, furniture, rubber goods, dairy supplies, concrete blocks, bottles, laboratory products, metal tubing, pumps, brackets, springs, bicycle components, thermostats, and cranes. Many company names and product lines are named, illustrating a broad regional industrial catalog.
A survey of Elyria factories conducted by the Elyria Chamber of Commerce lists a wide range of locally made goods. The report names firms and products from laces and neon signs to castings, machine parts, textiles, and milling products, highlighting the city’s industrial diversity and potential to supply purchasing agents nationwide.
Alice Longworth reports on the Kansas Republican delegation backing Frazier-Lemke inflation measures, the party’s stance amid inflation sentiment, and shifting public support. She notes Governor Laxdean’s position is uncertain, Ohio primary results boosting reformist candidates, and the broader fundraising and press-clarity dynamics influencing the race.
A brief remark notes the moment before the convention as three quarters through Mr Landon’s term, deeming progress less clear than at the barrier, with reference to Alice Longworth.
A ring lost by Mrs. K. R. Ash for 74 years on a farm near Wellington was found recently by the current occupant who recognized the initials Mrs. Ash.
H M Shevnan, a Chicago rupture shield specialist, will be at the Elyria Hotel Elyris Friday May 22 from dawn to 3 PM. He offers free demonstrations and will answer questions about protection against rupture and related devices.
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