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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1936
Page
11
A short fragment notes a noble role of rescuing hero with reference to Alice Longworth. Copyright 1936 McNaught Syndicate.
The piece notes Leon Blum, France’s premier designate, urging frank talks on war debt and international contracts. It cites Allied views from London and Paris, weighing whether debt settlements aid postwar economic talks. The column hints at cautious support but warns outcomes depend on money realities and future events.
The period 1930 to 1935 saw the US farm count rise about ten percent, driven by westward movement of city dwellers seeking farm life. Secretary Henry A. Wallace labels these migrants industrial refugees, drawn by independence and rural toil, though many confront disillusionment and agribusiness demands.
The article argues taxation hampers recovery and profits, pressuring industry through higher tax intake. It cites the American Iron and Steel Institute, noting the 1935 tax bill equated to five weeks of pay for every employee, highlighting broad personal costs beyond corporate figures.
A collection of disjointed notes discusses self talk as a learning aid and boosts in batting confidence, then pivots to a New York driving study showing two thirds of drivers in February collisions were on the wrong side or with no right of way. It closes with Washington tax plans and unsettled race conventions amid partisan chatter and uncertain results.
A chaotic New York page lists social scenes and entertainment during March with references to radio, travels, and public figures. It mentions Helen Gould Street, Don Villa, and Don Villa’s engagement, plus notes on figures like Alfred Vanderbilt and Louisa May Alcott type Bagatelles, alongside horoscopes and a Saskatoon unemployment relief joke.
A long installment of anniversaries lists Vir Scherman Barbour speaker of the House, and various noted figures born in Orange County Virginia, Boston and Chicago. It notes deaths in 1941 and other biographical highlights including Ralph Waldo Emerson, Edward Bulwer Lytton, Lorin Brodgei, John A Dowie, Eugene Rimmerwaa, Gordon Johnson, and Civil War era soldiers, with brief birthplaces and dates. Also mentions contemporary observations and related birthdays and historical events from a broad array of persons and locales.
In Antioch California the school board discharged 25 of 45 teachers amid a tenure dispute. Officials claim the move aims to preserve job security while adjusting staffing under tenure rules. The action reflects tension between administrators and teachers over tenure protections.
Washington May 25 The flexible tariff provision allowing presidential rates on Tariff Commission recommendations faced sharp opposition as critics warn it grants the president undue power while supporters cite its aim to curb logrolling. Roosevelt ordered higher duties on Japanese goods prompting a broader clash over trade policy and political optics.
Sheriff Deed to Depositors Mortgage Loan Company for property on Phillip Court Elyria and Sheriff Deed to Loram County Savings and Trust Company for property on Lodi Street Elyria. Lottie Lutz and others. 3 Acres in Original Brownhelm Township Lot No 3a. Niels Nielsen to Meta Nielsen. Undivided 1/2 interest in Lot No 2 Avon Township. Toledo law reference. Hremer and Mrs Joseph B. ter mentioned with other names.
A fragment describes a woman who married her daughter to a man using an assumed name and notes the husband was welcomed as the daughter's spouse in their home. The quote reflects social attitudes and family dynamics from the period.
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