Chronicle Telegram Elyria 1939 May 23
The Lorain County publishing company issues The Chronicle Telegram in Elyria Ohio. Publisher C Hudnutt editor J Clare George. Daily except Sundays. Mail rates listed and foreign ad reps noted. Publication date May 23 1939.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Audit Bureau
Second Street
Elyria
Ohio
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
C. Hudnutt
J. Clare George
Mail
Lorain
John W. Cullen
Hicago
North Michigan Ave
New York
Fifth Ave
Columbus
South Third St
Detroit
General Motors
Roosevelt Defends Spending As Nation Faces Budget Strain
The Retailers National Forum heard President Roosevelt defend ongoing deficit spending with no tax relief or balanced budget in sight. Senator Vandenberg echoed calls to curb costs, end boondoggling, and move toward solvency, arguing the nation risks bankruptcy and inflation if current policies persist.
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National Forum
Roosevelt
America
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Michigan
American Forum
Vandenberg
German Republic
Michigan Republican
Taken From Our Files 20 Years Ago War dept seeks air station site
In a Sunday brief, government postal authorities and the War Department look for an airplane landing station near the city for air mail service. Local aviator W. C. Babcock received a War Department land suitability inquiry as county agencies note past gang activity amid rising auto theft worries. Continued rain slows Lorain County farming with oats replaced by corn plans. P. F. Loope becomes Elymva Y M C A physical director, succeeding R. W. Wade.
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War Department
Air Mat
W. C. Babcock
Lorain County
P. F. Loope
Elmira
New York
Elyvma Y. M. C. A
R W. Wade
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Oberlin Graduate School of Theology
Ernest H. Wilkins
International Society For Crippled Children
Elyria
5000 Workers To Get Vacations With Pay
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co plans paid vacations for about 5000 workers including laborers millwrights rollers mechanics and others. Vacations range up to 10 days or vacation pay while remaining at work this year announced William B Gillies vice president of operations.
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Youngstown, O
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co
William B. Gillies
Fire destroys Stratford Inn in Delaware county
Fire of undetermined origin swept through the Stratford Inn beer parlor and restaurant four miles south of town on Route 23 early today. The loss was estimated at five thousand dollars.
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Delaware, O
Stratford Inn
Here
Roosevelt addresses Retailers on New Deal policy and deficits
President Roosevelt speaks to small businessmen at a two day Retailers meeting in Mt. Vernon Ohio. He defends deficits as investments and warns against repeating 1929 while outlining tax and pension plans and urging continued consumer power. He criticizes anti New Deal sentiment and calls for stable revenue sources.
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Mt. Vernon
Ohio
John W. Rudin
Little Fellows
Roosevelt
United States Chamber of Commerce
Democratic Party
Strange Milk Facts From Goats And Cows
Strange as it seems the average goat yields twice a cow’s milk relative to weight goats require over 31 times as much food per quart though the milk is more widely consumed Rafael Sabatini had mastered five foreign languages by age 18 before speaking English Henry Veal Bear Creek Ala jerked line and caught a hawk instead of a fish Tomorrow asks if crop insurance is a new development
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Goa
Sabatini
Rafael Sabatini
Henry Veal
Bear Creek
Ala
Notable anniversaries and today in history list prominent births and events
A catalog of birthdays from 1810 to 1863 for figures like Sarah Margaret Fuller and James B. Eads, plus “Today in History” events from 1788 to 1938. It notes notable births in New York Philadelphia and other cities, and mentions figures such as James Gleason and Alfred Sloan with their origins and ages.
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Sarah Margaret Fuller
Marchioness
Ossoli
Boston
George W. Scranton
Madison
L Laurenceburg
Ind
William A. Rogers
Springfield
Ohio
Everett T. Tomlinson
Shiloh
N. J
South Carolina
Mexico
Congress
Los Angeles
California
United States
Seattle
Wash
Henry Ford
New York
Senate
J. P. Morgan & Company
U. S. Supreme Court
Port of New York
James
Jimmy) Gleason
Alfred H. Sloan, Jr
General Motors
New Haven
Conn
Mabel W. Willebrandt
U. S
Wooddale
Kans
Allison Gaw
University of Southern California
Philadelphia
John Stuart
Quaker Oats
Chicago
Cedar Rapids
Douglas Fairbanks
Denver
Colo
Chester Beach
San Francisco
Herbert Marshall
Nature’s rise and limits in a life of wealth and honor
The text counsels the native to seek fame and wealth while warning against overexertion as life nears its end. It notes Lithuania faces a labor shortage, implying economic strain and opportunity for growth.
Where Spirit Meets Spirit The Common Center Tryst
Bible readings reflect on Jesus command to love one another and the promise that where two or three gather in His name He is present. The article argues unity centers on shared love within the Body of Christ and the closeness that follows from gathering in His name.
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Christ
God
Speeding Drivers Told Not To Blame Roads
In Columbia South Carolina Thomas H MacDonald head of the U S bureau of public roads says highways must be built with future speeds in mind Engineers warn roads should be designed to handle high speeds and be safe for cars now and later avoiding blind curves and future obsolescence
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Columbia. SC
Thomas H. MacDonald
U .S
Bureau of Public Roads
MacDonald
State Society of Engineers
Bells Ring In Unison For Peace In Las Cruces
Las Cruces churches and schools ring bells in unison to begin and end each day with a plea for world peace. The peace bells mark a first joint ringing since New Mexico achieved statehood in 1912, at the behest of the Las Cruces Women’s Club.
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Las Cruces
N. M
New Mexico
Oil supply not near exhaustion says Penn State expert
Dr Sylvain Pirson of the Penn State School of Mineral Industries rejects forecasts that U S crude oil reserves will run out in 10 to 14 years. He notes annual use of 1.2 billion barrels against vast known reserves and ongoing discoveries. He cites unlocated reserves possibly reaching 100 billion barrels and mentions Pennsylvania flooding for rejuvenated production.
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State College
United States
Sylvain Pirson
Penn State School of Mineral Industries
Pirson
East Texas
Pennsylvania
Fancher Barnes
Oklahoma
Kansas
Alexander Deussen
Harris County
Tex
Gulf
Texas
Louisiana
Traces Of Folsom Man Found Near Lakeport
Fertile walnut grove near Lakeport yields possible traces of Folsom man from 15 000 years ago. M R Harrington curator of the Southwest museum Los Angeles led the dig with colleagues calling the discovery a major contribution to American archeology. He unearthed crude implements left by a nomadic pre glacial hunter.
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Sacramento
Cal
Lakeport
M. R. Harrington
Southwest Museum
Los Angeles
Harington
Obsidian spearheads tie Folsom culture to ancient New Mexico site
Harrington notes the relics including spearheads scrapers knives and drills linked to the Folsom people from eastern New Mexico. The Folsom man hunted mammoth and bison on the western plains with tools found among extinct bones and dated to seven to 15 thousand years ago aided by cooler moister climate evidence. Photographs of similar tools first appeared in 1937 from the Campbell collection at the Southwest Museum.
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Harrington
New Mexico
New Rail Brake Adopts Auto Technology
Philadelphia report describes a new railroad brake that stops trains from 10 to 12 miles per hour in about 2 500 to 3 000 feet, roughly half the prior distance. The system replaces metal shoe rims with a composition shoe pressing on an air cooled disc or drum inside the wheel, with fan discs cooling the brake.
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Philadelphia
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Heney
Lithuania
Bible
Elyria Savings
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EGG
Schroll Coal
Folsom
William H. Campbell
The
Lake
Mohave
Mohave Desert
Philco
Day
Broad Street
Yamy
SOHIO
Sohioans
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