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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1936

Page

15

Rumors swirl around Woollcott and a campus retreat

The piece recalls Alexander Woollcott leaving New York's bustle for quiet near his beloved Hanstow College, seeking a rural sanctuary to read, write, and travel. It notes his reputation as Times Square's sage and his plan to move from his East Side apartment to an old house near his college, to enjoy a simpler life and literature.

Alexander Wuodlcott New York Haanstow College Times Square Gale

The Closing Events Of The School Year

The article reflects on graduation day as a landmark moment for students and parents, contrasting old exam day ceremonies with modern graduations. It notes the pride of families, the role of school boards, and the belief that education’s value is recognized as youths advance to new paths.

Tommy Mary Demosthenes Allege

Hoover on parole abuses sparks crime fight in Philadelphia

The article cites J Edgar Hoover denouncing parole systems as filth encrusted scandals. It notes G men dying at hands of paroled criminals and claims freed inmates commit murders kidnapings and hold ups. Hoover argues parole must be properly limited to aid justice rather than thwart it.

J. Edgar Hoover Philadelphia Hoover Hooter

The Prayer of the Motorist in Bible Verse Form

The passage cites The Prayer of The Motorist from the London Church Times calling driving a Christian obligation. It asks for steady hands and a watchful eye to protect all, to avoid harm, and to use the car for others’ need and to honor the world with care and courtesy.

Lndon Church Times

Japanese bowing proposed to curb disease in America

A Connecticut physician urges Americans to adopt the Japanese bow as a safer, cleaner alternative to handshakes. He argues that reducing hand contact could cut flu and pneumonia spread and suggests leaders model the practice amid social and wartime interactions.

Taxes and government waste fuel hidden levies

The piece warns that all citizens pay taxes through indirect levies as politicians mask costs. It argues wasteful public administration drives up living costs and cites demagogic gestures as a drain on the economy. It also notes the public enemies of the era as an inferior, weak group.

St At Bothtecs

Anniversary notes and historical facts column

A fragmented page lists anniversaries, births, and historical milestones. Entries mention Edward Eppite born, Ciera Louise Burnham linked to Casea Maine, Robert W. Chambers connected to Brooklin, and other figures with scattered dates. It also recalls Today in History events and two birthday notices for Dr. Shaler Mathews and Al Jolson along with a horoscope note for the day.

Sameel Hazphia Newton Mass Casea Maine Robert W. Chambers Brooklin N Shaler Mathews University of Chicago Divinitg School Portland Waine al Jolson Washington, D. C E. K. Mees Roch

New York Day by Day: Society, Opera, and Gossip Notes

May 26 item lists society figures and events in New York led by O O McIntyre. Names include Richard Urcker, Charles Tupi, Frederik McKar, John A. Cocker, Robert Hilliard, Wall Kesster, Pat Gilmore, Edna Wa, and many others. Mentions venues like A T Stewart marble palace and the West Presbyterian church. Captures a bustling social scene with attire, dances, weddings, and hotel life amid urban bustle.

New York Boulevardier Richard Urcker Buess-Nise Frank A. Munse Warren Street Patrick Gilmore A. T. Stewart Frederik McKar John A. Cocker New York World Wrakely Hall Robert Hilliard Wail Kesster Cafe de Lopera Athaveste Edna Wa

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