Classified Rates and Advertising Contacts
The notice lists pricing for single copy and subscription options including 11 cents per week 915 per year in advance and 409 per year for daily mail outside Elyria Lorain and adjoining counties. It also shows Ohio and foreign advertising representatives John W. Cullen Company with Chicago New York Detroit offices and General Motors Building.
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11&C
Mail
Elyria
Lorain
Ohio
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
Michigan Ave
New York
Detroit
General Motors Bldg
Scarcity of Small Homes Prompts Relief Appeal
Mayor Petro told Chronicle-Telegram that residents seek low rent housing at 20 dollars per month or less. He noted relief families struggle to find affordable quarters and urged the public to contact Ernest Holmes, relief director, with any listings under 2000 dollars per month.
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Petro
Chronicle-Telegram Today
Ernest Holmes
Pendulum Swinging In Pennsylvania Primary Results Signal Shift
The Pennsylvania primary produced two clear effects with national implications. John L. Lewis and his candidates were repudiated, while the state moves from radical to conservative views. Observers see Republicans nominating conservative candidates for governor and the U S Senate as a potential national trend.
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Pennsylvania
John L. Lewis
Pennslania
U. S. Senate
Keystone
Tyro Meaning Beginner From Roman Gladiator Term
An early term tiro or recruit described a Roman gladiator ready for combat but not yet making a public appearance. From this origin the word tyro evolved to signify a beginner in any study or craft.
Primary politics and Roosevelts grip on voters discussed
A crowded Capitol Hill scene shows Roosevelts standing with voters while lawmakers weigh senate bids and party strategy. Reports describe stock and holding company movements, federal policy effects, and a looming senatorial race shaping the 1940 map amid New Deal debates.
Stop This Disgrace editorial urges license and fence laws
An editorial printed in a Florida newspaper urges citizens to demand drivers license and cattle fencing laws. It cites Pennsylvania’s program to tighten driving rules, noting 2700 deaths and 60,000 injuries and arguing that driving privileges are earned, not guaranteed. The piece calls for action to stop high speed driving and livestock hazards on highways.
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Eustish Florida
Chronicle-Telegram
Hastings
Sixteenth Street
Florida
Pennsylvania
George H. Earle
Ambassador Debut Critiques American Press Standards
The French Ambassador Count de Saint-Quentin, in the United States for a few weeks, denounces American newspapers for distorting news to excite readers. He argues Daladier is not a dictator, despite Parliament's surrender of some powers, and notes French ministries have varied in quick succession.
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Count de Saint-Quentin
United States
Premier Daladier
M. Daladier
Hoover
Oklahoma
Count Saint-Quentin
Air Conditioning Reverses Summer Travel Habits
The piece observes a shift from rural escapes to city cooling as air conditioning becomes widespread. It notes cooler hotel interiors and theatres, and compares American and European adoption, concluding happiness lies in mindset rather than material goods while linking youth education to experiential ethics.
Anniversaries of notable figures span centuries
A chronicle lists births and deaths of figures from 1729 to 1935 and 1957, including William Henry of Lancaster born in Chester County and Johns Hopkins born in Virginia. It notes milestones from the 1917 War Appropriation Bill to the 1935 NYC crime drive and Harvard jurist Dr Manley Hudson.
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William Henry
Lancaster
Chester Co
Johns Hopkins
Baltimore
University and Hospital
Virginia
George W. Whistler
Fort Wayne
Ind
Russia
Henry W. Ravenel
South Carolina
Berkeley
S C
Aiden
S.C
Horace E Stockbridge
Japan
Hadley Mass
Carl E Akeley
Chicago
New York
Clarendon N Y
Africa
Edwin Dubose Mouzon Eenio
Southern Methodist Church
Snartansburg
Charlotte NC
Neapoleonith
Enro
Populaisis
People’s Party of the
United States
US Senate
Herbert Hoover
The
Food Administration
Raoul Luthery
Senate
Progressing Party
Sen
Robert M LaFollette
Fond du Lacais
New York City
Manley C. Hudson
Harvard
Permanent Court of International Justice
the Hague
St Peters
Unity of the Brethren on Shared Christian Work
Excerpted readings urge cooperation in church work, noting Jesus and his disciples went two by two and gifts unite to accomplish goals. It cites historical figures and calls readers to include shut ins and unused parishioners in fellowship, stressing shared labor over individualism.
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Unity of the Brethren
Earth
Heaven
Christ
Mart
Sexton
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R.F Lawson
London
Pickering
United Feature Tyruicute Inc
Pat GO
Cts
Isolveion
Bul’ Bray
Capitol Hill
Farley
Jim
Vump
Unity
T Vo A
Ss. Eoc
David Lilienthal
Thes EC
Unis
PL WL AL W. P
Scott Luncas- Milnergoe
Attair
Lucas
Zoe
James
Keenan
Washington
Federal
Ilinois
Toda IV
Wiliam King Gregory
Columbia
Samuel G. Blythe
Geneseo
Arthur E. Bestor
Chautauqua
Dixon, Ill
Bernadette E. Schmitt
University of Chicago
Stroudsburg
Tom M. Girdler
Yoursel
Star Shoe Shop
Court Street
Karl Klein Shoe Repair
West Ave
Economy Shoe Store
East Ave
Joe’s Yankee Shoe Repair
American Shoe Repair
Capitol Theatre
Mike Klein
Cleveland Street
Moscow
Hutchinson
Grafton
Rad Sand Bi
Lana A
Bate
Hig
Vibe
Sohio
Sohio Station
Standard Oil Company
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