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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1938
Page
17
A dinner talk by Samuel Rea, president of the Pennsylvania Railroad, argues that even a grand railroad needs to offer service and courtesy to be profitable. The remark broadens into a general business truth about customer care and success.
A fragmentary reminiscence recalls a Massachusetts senator accusing Vermont voters of trading with the state. Senator Proctor counters and a tax, rent, and war installment exchange surfaces. A fatherly homework aside and a terse marriage remark close the exchange.
A nervous traveler requests a perfectly safe ship to Europe and is told that the Bremen has never sunk. She chooses that vessel, relieved to hear of its safety record as others prove unreliable later on.
A man in a hat shop laments losing a bet and requests a soft hat. The tale shifts to a new style of robbery where criminals jump onto running boards or inside vehicles and force drivers to drive to secluded places to rob them. Some suggest Washington action to compensate victims.
The lecturer claimed a spectator yelled that the sawed lady act was fake. He dismissed the remark as the dumbest yet and warned the audience that no one should expect a nontrick performance.
The tax department returned a bachelor’s income tax form listing one dependent son with a note saying it is a mistake. On resubmission the examiner added a second note reading You’re telling me confirming the error.
The Valley City baccalaureate was held Sunday evening at the high school auditorium with Rev. Huge presiding. Music featured the mixed chorus and a boys quartet including Wilbur Maehle Curten Arick Alexander Hauck and Ralph Feuchter. Local residents and visitors attended various family and social events across town. Symptoms of community life appear in church services meetings and a track meet where Liverpool placed third.
A Columbus legal action features Agnes B. Dickinson and Bessie Zuraysky as plaintiffs challenging state awards for hot mix road materials. Key witness Harry A. Sparks, ex Highway Department engineer, accuses officials of rushing 29 contracts and seeks a temporary restraining order on payments. The proceeding unfolds as Elyria and local residents attend weekend gatherings.
The Civil Service Commission of Canada is managed by three commissioners serving ten year terms with a retirement age of 63. The United States Embassy in Rio de Janeiro is located on Avenida Presidente Wilson.
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