Darrow Report Sees NRA Flaws Sparking Washington Debate
The Darrow board releases a frank inventory of the NRA, faulting its codes for hurting small business and aiding monopolies. General Hugh Johnson and Senators Nye and Borah criticize, while Roosevelt weighs the two sides in a bid to refine recovery policy. The panel promises a sharper report by week’s end as Congress debates the charges.
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Waitee Aneel Aes
Clarence Darrow
NRA
Washington
Darrow
Hugh 8. Johnson
Congress
Nye
Borah
Mr.Johnson
Roosevelt
Broad Street Traffic Opinions on Saturday Regulation
Readers respond to congestion on Broad Street on Saturday evenings. The Chronicle Telegram invites letters with constructive suggestions for traffic regulation as city officials seek input and opinions on how to handle the issue.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Broad Street
Crisis and hope in a nation built on liberty
A Wayne Nebraska Herald column argues the country can reestablish prosperity from its founding principles of individual rights and initiative. It cites past wars and reunification as precedent, urging fortitude and patience to overcome a fourteen year postwar downturn and emerge stronger.
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Wayne, Nebr
Russia builds vast war machine and peacetime training
A wartime column argues Russia mobilizes a 5 999 000 member youth league into intensive military training while maintaining a peaceable image. It notes a 13 million strong reserve, schoolchildren drilled in military games, and speculates on Japan relations and broader geopolitics. It also mentions public opinion shifting, and includes disparate notes on motorists and wartime figures.
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Young Communist League
Russia
Japan
Tokyo
Moscow
China
The Silent Observer and the Trickster Judge
A dated humor piece contrasts a boy’s joke on gravity with a courtroom swindle inquiry. It notes a low mood linked to longevity via reduced eating, and recalls a reporter sent to cover a mine disaster while a city editor waits for words to come.
Comic Fragments and Local Wit From The Wire
A jumble of humorous asides and gags, including a town disaster quip, a play on God in heaven, a doggerel about a picnic with poison ivy, Irish banter about hats and mud, and a psychology joke about winning a man. The pieces reflect lighthearted, scattered column items from a late edition.
Golden Legion Bible Study and Today’s Storyette
A mixed feature item with Biblical reflections on foresight and warning, an anecdote about a young man and a cafe obstinate insistence, plus a brief note on the Rock of Gibraltar and Liberia’s forest assets. The piece reads as a sequence of short vignettes and moral musings.
Anniversaries List The 18th Century to Modern Figures
A garbled anniversaries list notes births and deaths of historical figures. Names include Teneh Coxe John W Ulsington Charles Haswell Richard Wagner Sidney Howard Gay Arthur Conan Doyle Lucy Stanton Martha Washington Aaron Burr Savannah steamboat Leopold Loeb Jacob Gout Schurman Oliver Stewart Robert O Sproul Frederick Knubel Rufus Foster Charles Hyde and others with scattered dates and places.
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Teneh Coxe
Philadelphia
John W. Ulsingstion
New York City
Charles H. Haswell
U.S. Navy
New York
Vtec
Richard Wagner
Sidney Howard Gay
Chicago
Hingham
Mass
Staten Island
N.Y
Arthur Conan Doyle
Martha Washington
Aaron Burr
Richmond
Savannah
England
Robert Franks
Leopold
Loeb
Jacob Gout Schurman
Cornell
Germany
Freetown
Peu
Oliver W. Stewart
Prohibition
Mercer Co
Robert O' Sproul
University of California
San Francisco
Frederick H.knubel
Lutheran Church In America
Rufus E. Foster
New Orleans
Fifth Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
Mathews Co
Charles C. Hyde
Columbia University
Richard W
Rube
Mar
Baltimore Pitcher Buyas Ball and Cleveland Roots
A fragmentary blurb mentions Baltimore born pitcher Buyas Ball from Cleveland, 46 years old, with a day’s muroscope forecast predicting security and prosperity. It notes a mature disposition and many friends across classes, signaling a life likely to be well worth living despite the garbled wording.
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Baltimore
Clevyland
Thore
Avon Lake Personality Candidates Selected
Avon Lake Ohio May 22 Mrs Leo Walker president of the Alumni Association announced the Avon Lake Personality Dance candidates and sponsors for the May 26 event at Avon Lake High School auditorium with Mayte provided by Tommy Gallaghers Orchestra. Candidates include Virginia Buswell Dorothy Demma Helen Deasy Betty Osterland Alda Patr ia Dolly Reynolds Irma Shaffer Rita Smiley June Snyder Donna Tincher Ruth Todd Jane Werle. Betty Ann Kempf has returned home from Lorain Hospital. The Junior class will host the Senior class at Spring Valley Country Club Elyria Tuesday evening. Sunday guests included the Litzenburs Whales Patterson families and Mr Perry Taylor. Mrs Howard Walker is on the sick list with her daughter Mrs Harry Crandall visiting.
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Avon Lake, O
Leo Walker
Alumni Association
Avon Lake
Avon Lake High School
Mayte Willl
Tommy Gallagher
Virginia Buswell
Dorothy Demma
Helen Deasy
Betty Osterland
Alda Patria
Dolly Reynolds
Irma Shaffer
Rita Smiley
June Snyder
Donna Tincher
Ruth Todd
Jane Werle
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Audit Bureau of
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Elyrin
Lorain County Printing & Publihing Company Publishera
A. G Hudnutt
Clans George
Pe Ree
George Cyne
Elyria Postoffice
Mall Cally
Elyria
Lorain
Ohio
Gobs W. Cullen Company
Migniees Avé
General
Atotors
Scott
R. J ScoTt
Nevada
AWE
Rhodes
Drnen
Dick~Sar
Dad
Sallys
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
THE
Lorain County Savings & Trust CO
Elyria, Ohio
Amherst, Ohio
Golden Legion Bible Study
Samaria
Hezekiah
Echo Goolash
Rock of
Gibraltar
Liberia
Avon
Lake
Betty Ann Kempf
Lorain Hospital
Spring Valley Country Club
Trell Litzenburs
Roy Whale
Willard Patterson
Roy
Perry Taylor
Howard Walker
Harry Crandall
Clarksfield
Cas Gulf Tire
Neat
Alfred Alten
DIAL
Flyria Hardware
Challenger
A.A. A
Hudson Motor Car CO
Stang's
Bread Street
He and Hudson
Red Network
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