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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1932

Page

21

Part Time by Legion Drive

Part time employment pledged for 158000 hours over three months totaling $60000 announced by H E Agate at American Legion meeting in Elyria. War against low mood campaign spans Elyria Oberlin area with civic fraternal religious groups and townships. Memorial Day events planned with drum corps firing squad and school awards. Poppy Day Saturday funds welfare work.

H. E. Agate American Legion Elyria Elyria City Grafton la Grange Ridgeville Columbis Eaton Carlisle Oberlin James A. Salandt America Life University New World Peace and Safety Education Ohio Tom Welsh India China Oberlin College Boston Capitol Theater Washington Avenue Legion Columbia Ridgelawn Cemetery Welsh Ohio Street Otto K. Mischka Mischka Sandusky Soldiers and Sailors Home The Legion Auxiliary A. E. Gatz John Kolopos Lorain County Cleveland

Suit for 5000 Damages Goes to Jury in Auto Collision

Arthur J Tuscany sues Louis A Lieb for 5000 claiming injuries from a sideswipe by Lieb s truck on Lake road near Crystal Beach. Trial ends after lengthy arguments. also notes a burglary on July 30 at Edward Drage s garage with gasoline stolen.

Arthur J. Tuscany Louis A. Lieb Tuscany Lieb Lake Road Crystal Beach

Lindbergh Kidnapping Case Told In Sketches

In a Frank Reeser series installment, investigators recount the Lindbergh baby case amid multiple leads. Red Johnson, moved from Hartford to Newark, faces deportation on illegal entry charges, while Morris Rosner claims knowledge the child lives. Police halt many autos with inspecting infants as ransom talks continue.

Frank Reeser Red” Johnson Hartford Newark N. J Morris Rosner New York The Lindberghs

Ohio Democrats charge Ingalls bought party nomination

The Democratic State Central Committee in Columbus accuses David Ingalls of buying the Republican nomination to oppose Governor George White. The resolution cites $54,451.65 spent for the nomination and urges citizens to prevent the highest Ohio office from being bought, praising Gov White’s first year economy. The party updates its central committee roles and elects officers and district representatives across Ohio.

Columbus O Democratic Party David 5 Ingalls Cleveland White State Central Committee Ohio William Smith Caldwell George White

Ohio Baptist Convention Elects Brelsford Re-elected President

The Ohio Baptist Convention met at Hillcrest church in Columbus and re-elected Rev. Millard Brelsford of Cleveland as president. Also chosen were Rev. H. W. Hamblan of Granville as recording secretary and F. B. Wiley of Granville as treasurer. H. T. Collins of Norwood became vice president, succeeding EB Stanton. Additional trustees named include Rev. William Pfeiffer of Columbus and E. H. Dutton of Columbus. Mrs. C. A. Radcliffe of Columbus elected vice president of the North Central District for the Women’s Baptist Home Mission Society. Construction work on the Panama Canal Madden Dam and highways in Panama noted as being pushed rapidly.

Earl H. Hanefeld Ottawa Henry G. Brunner Mansfield Clarence N. Greer Dayton Marie E. McCurry Columbus W. A. Julian Cincinnati Ohio Robert S&s Hayes Lena G. Siferd Lima Luatta P. Magruder Oberlin Central Committee Mre. Magruder William J. Leonard Cincinnati Charles Sawyer Albert J. Horstman Fred D. Schoonover William Russell Paulding John H. Blount Hillsboro M. Rk Denver Wilmington wWilliam E. Goshorn Bucyrus Joseph Epstein Toledo Thomas J. Kyer Jackson Garrett 5S Claypool Chillicothe Walter F. Heer William H. Reinhart Sandusky Ross Walker Akron Clarence Graham Zanesville J. A. Anderson Millersburg Herbert Murphy Newark A. A. Davis St. Clairsville Charles F. Smith Ohio Baptist Convention Hillcrest Millard Brelsford Cleveland W. Hamblan Granville F. B. Wiley H. T. Collins Norwood Eb, Stanton William Pfeiffer E. H. Dutton Francis Wayland Foundation Mra Panama Canal Madden Dam Panama

Rotary talk links low mood to underconsumption in era

Cleveland speaker Maxwell S. Cagan told Elyria Rotary Club that under consumption, not overproduction, mainly drives the Depression. He blamed wage-wealth gaps and machine age disruption, urged action to stabilize business and boost circulation via the Soldiers Bonus Bill, and warned against inaction. Directors of the Elyria YMCA to meet Friday at 5 pm. Sweden drops gold standard impact deemed smaller than expected.

Maxwell S. Cagan Cleveland Elyria Reconstruction Finance Corporation

Special Honors Awarded At State Uni

Ohio State University awarded 19 students on Scholarship Day. Thelma L. Phlegar won the Vandewater Poetry Prize for best original verse. Alvin C. Wolfe received the Phi Lambda Upsilon Sophomore Prize in chemistry. James F. Bittle earned the Beta Gamma Sigma award for top freshman in Commerce. Odessa Dubinsky won Sigma Delta Chi for journalism. George O. Manifold earned the Benjamin H. Lamme scholarship valued at 450 dollars. Robert A. Young received Eta Kappa Nu award for top electrical engineering sophomore.

Vandewater Thelma L. Phlegar Bluefield W. Va Phi Lambda Upsilon Alvin C. Wolfe Norwalk James F. Bittle Lewisburg Beta Gamma Sigma College of Commerce and Administration Odessa Dubinsky Vernon Sigma Dela Chi George O. Manifold Caldwell Benjamin &. Lamme Robert A. Young Springfield Eta Kappa Nu

Arrest in Two Mile Taxi Chase Near Cincinnati

A two mile pursuit of a stolen taxi ended in Norwood with the arrest of Frank Stone alias George Miller, 25, of Akron. The companion, believed wounded, escaped. Clayton McKenzie, the taxi holder, identified Stone as one of the men who seized his cab, stole 30 cents, and bound him with tape before throwing him into a woods near the city limits.

Cincinnati Norwood Frank Stone George Miller Akron D. Stone Clayton McKenzie Stone

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