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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1934
Page
6
A May 23 1934 column laments rising vandalism as city dwellers strip private woods and orchards of blooms for fragrance. It notes misused access to countryside property, cites lack of moral restraint, and suggests few solutions beyond guarding woods, a step farmers hesitate to take.
Speaker Rainey ordered a ban on inserting fictitious applause in the Congressional Record. Members may extend remarks with unanimous consent only if actual applause occurred. speeches not delivered or opened to applause must not show applause in print. The rule aims to curb fraudulent padding and protect readers from misrepresentation.
Belgium’s Professor Auguste Piccard, famed for stratosphere explorations, argues interplanetary travel could become real not by rockets but through disintegration of matter and harnessing its energy. He claims 120 pounds of lead could propel a craft from Earth to Mercury and back, reflecting a dreamer’s path toward practical space travel.
A 1930s federal pursuit ethic drives agents to "get their man" with relentless effort. The Kansas City station massacre cases and Leavenworth prison break show indictments and deaths while justice seeks the remaining fugitives. Expansion of DOJ work against kidnappers and gangsters is anticipated under pending legislation.
A jumble of humorous lines and anecdotes touching marriage licenses jokes about groundhogs and groundhog misidentifications. It includes quips on teachers mothers and lunch pies and a stray note on everyday wisdom and social commentary.
A garbled list of anniversaries and births, naming Linnaeus, Lewie Tappan, Thomas Hood, Sarah Margaret Fuller Ossoli, James B. Eads, Ambrose Burnside, and other figures with scattered birth and death details. The OCR text is fragmented, but preserves reference to notable people and dates.
Elizabeth New Jersey October 30 1967 obituaries list Richard V Culahan journalist born Washington DC died 1951 and Captain Kidd hanged London 35 year 1788 items include South Carolina ratified Constitution 1788 earthquakes in Japan 1933 J P Morgan Company investigation begins in Congress. Today birthdays Alfred Sloan Jr John Stuart Henry Keresog James Colzate Mabel Willebrandt Douglas Fairbanks Herbert Marshall and a closing moral reflection on ambition and energy with admonitions about reserve and longevity.
A devotional note on 2 Kings 21 contrasts Manasseh’s evil with his father’s goodness. It recounts the prophets’ suffering, mentions Isaiah as a likely victim, and cites the cry that innocent blood demands judgment. The piece calls for seeking refuge under Christ’s sacrifice.
A French art circle protests Whistler's Mother remaining in the United States too long. They demand the masterwork be returned to the Louvre Museum after being loaned for over a year, citing visitor disappointment and widespread concern.
United States Navy sped emergency medical aid to William Robinson, a Chicago millionaire aboard a 30 foot crate near the Galapagos Islands. The destroyer Hale rushed from the canal zone with an air-seaplane surgeon poised for an early takeoff from Balboa to reach the stricken man. Robinson, reported sinking spells last midnight, held his own as of today awaiting possible transfer to the canal zone aboard the destroyer.
Logan Clendening M D explains two forms of tooth infection pyorrhea and dental caries. Pyorrhea affects tooth sockets rather than gums, caused by tartar, diet and infection resistance. Prevention includes tartar removal, daily brushing, and a diet rich in fruits vegetables milk cheese cereals and butter. Severe cases may require tooth extraction or surgical curettage and vaccines to cure the pocket.
Cleveland report notes death of veteran Shakespearean actor Robert J. Woodman at his home aged 73. The item contrasts war’s metal costs with civilians bearing the burden of shortages and sacrifice at home.
Leaders in a heated attack on a National Recovery Administration report sit with Chicago attorney Clarence Darrow in Washington. The Darrow headed board urged revision of the NRA code, anti trust reforms, and transfer of code authority to the FTC. Senator Nye backed the review board’s creation, while NRA administrator General Hinch Johnson branded the report hap hazard and one sided.
In Avonmore Pennsylvania near Pittsburgh two bandits armed with a shotgun and pistol robbed First National Bank officials and looted the vault. Cash taken ranged from eight thousand to three hundred nineteen thousand nine.
In Minneapolis on May 25 strife subsides after police clash and a death of a special officer. About 45 injured, 6,000 strikers confront 49,000 building trades and teamsters workers amid food shortages. Labor Board orders arbitration on grievances, minimum wage debate, and union recognition. Governor Walsh remains to oversee potential martial law as city eyes large union meeting tonight.
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