Lorain County Chronicle ad notes publisher and pricing
The Elyria publication lists The Lorain County Printing Publishing Company as owner with HUDNUTT as publisher J Clare George as editor. It states circulation audit address at 331 Second Street Elyria Ohio. pricing includes three cents single copy and four dollar yearly by mail within Lorain adjoining counties five dollars elsewhere in Ohio and international rates via John Wales Co.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Audit Bureau
Second Street
Elyria
Ohio
The
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
Publishera
Hudnutt
J. Clare George
Mail
Lorain
John Wales Company
Chicago
Michigan Ave
New York
Fifth Ave
Columbus
South Third
Detroit
General Motors Lide Asset Ata Roser
Unemployment Problem Explained by Employment Gap Analysis
The article traces the widening gap between available jobs and job seekers from 1929 to 1939, noting 36 million employed in 1929 but 38 million want jobs, a shrinking margin. By 1939 there were 33 million jobs for 43 million workers, a 10 million unemployed pool despite five million more jobs. It argues recovery requires sustained job growth and incentives for expansion through 1960.
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United States
Washington
Monroe
Mich
Mario Izzo the town sweeper becomes Aliquippa legend
The 63 year old Italian immigrant Mario Izzo sweeps streets for relief in Aliquippa Pennsylvania after moving to America seven years earlier. He dies in a fire but is honored by the town with a church funeral and plans for a granite monument reflecting on American relief and government largess in 1939.
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Mario Izzo
Mario
Aliquippa
Pennsylvania
America
Opportunity
College for Whom Debate on Higher Education Philosophy
President Jessup of the Carnegie Foundation questions if a college course suits every adult in the American scene. He notes that benefits depend on individual needs rather than a guaranteed path to a better life. President Hutchins of Chicago shares doubts about universal college access for all adolescents.
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Jessup
Carnegie Foundation For the Advancement of Teaching
Hutchins
University of Chicago
Rethinking College Admissions Aims and Fitness
A cautious view on admission policies suggests evaluating applicants by fitness and objectives rather than tuition costs and social prestige. The text argues colleges and applicants benefit from considering readiness for advanced study beyond financial factors.
Anniversaries listed for notable historical figures and events
A compilation of birth dates for William B. Wood John Kingsbury William F. Letchworth Edward P Alexander Washington A Roebling Robert Tait McKenzie and Dred Scott plus chronologies: Montana territory creation impeachment acquittal Fenian raid Rockefeller relief immigration quota currency and tax cuts spanning 1864 to 1928.
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William B. Wood
Philadelphia
Montreal
John Kingsbury
Providence
R. I
Conn
William F. Letchworth
New York
Edward P. Alexander
Washington
Washington A. Roebling
Butler Co
Trenton
N. J
Robert Tait McKenzie
Univ. of
Penna
Canada
Dred Scott
Supreme Court
St. Louis
Congress
Territory of
Montana
Andrew Johnson
United States
Rockefeller Foundation
Poland
Servia
Montenegro
Albania
Secretary of Treasury
Prominent Figures Born in the United States and Abroad
A list of notable figures with birthplaces and ages: Shailer Mathews dean emeritus of the Univ of Chicago Divinity School born in Portland Maine 76. Leon Henderson SEC member born Millville New Jersey 44. Sen Alexander Wiley Wisconsin born Chippewa Falls 55. Major Julia S Stimson retired head of Army Nurse Corps born Worcester Massachusetts 58. Al Jolson Washington DC born 53. Charles Winninger Athens Wisconsin born 55. Dr Charles E K Mees Eastman Kodak photographer born England 57. Howard Davis New York newspaperman born Scranton Pennsylvania 63. Eugene Goossens Cincinnati conductor composer born England 46. Queen Mother Mary of Britain born 72.
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Shailer Mathews
Univ. of Chicago School of Divinity
Portland
Leon Henderson
Securities and Exchange Commission
Millville
N. J
U.S
Alexander Wiley
Wisconsin
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Julia S. Stimson
Army Nurse Corps
Worcester
Mass
al Jolson
Washington
D. C
Charles Winninger
Athens
Charles E. K. Mees
Eastman Kodak
England
Howard Davis
New York
Scranton
Eugene Goosens
Cincinnati
Queen Mother Mary
Britain
Zodiac Reading Describes Jealous and Combative Native
The text notes artistic and literary abilities but a jealous combative disposition. Opposition is likely due to truculent tendencies. It also mentions strong efforts to gain wealth and status, sometimes succeeding with support from other aspects.
Brighton Visitor Returns Home From Pennsylvania Journey
Mrs. Catherine Schott of Norman Oklahoma has returned home to her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Carl Jones after visiting relatives in Pennsylvania. Afternoon callers on Sunday at the E. E Edwards home included Walter Gunn of Clarksfield and Mr and Mrs Ford Myers and family of Rittman Ohio.
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Catherine Schott
Norman
Okla
Pennsylvania
Carl Jones
E. E. Edwards
Walter Gunn
Clarksfield
Ford Myers
Rittman, O
The Outreaching Trust of the Great Commission
The article proclaims the church as a missionary force sent to all nations, stressing Christ’s New Commandment and prayer for the Church. It emphasizes the Holy Spirit guiding the outreach from the common center and encourages sending when one cannot go personally.
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Christ
Viewpoints On Judges In Smallwood Sharkey Bout
William Jenney writes in support of the judges decision in the Smallwood versus Sharkey boxing match. He argues Smallwood used strategy with 3 minute rounds and backpedaling to wear Sharkey down, praising the judges and questioning Sharksys pursuit of a longer bout. He notes Sharkey failed to prove superiority and hints at a rematch would not change the outcome.
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Smallwood- Sharkey
Sharkey and Co
Smallwood
Sharkey
Gussie
Marsho
Sam
Cleveland
William Jenney
Bath Street
Blystone the Rice Writer and Odd Honolulu Landmark
A quirky profile highlights E L Blystone, nicknamed Bly the Rice Writer, who composes on tiny spaces. Also described is a 62 foot pineapple shaped water tank atop a Honolulu building with 400 tons of water.
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E. L. Blystone
Bly
Honolulu
Britain Hastens Building Of Army Tanks
Britain accelerates tank production as design and manufacture shift from slow gains to rapid mass building. The move follows lessons from the Soviet maneuvers of 1936 and adapts Christie style cruisers into heavier, more reliable machines, with improved daily mileage and fewer operational troubles.
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Britain
London
New Tanks Improve Infantry Support with Armor Upgrades
The article notes hundreds of the latest light tanks and new cruiser tanks, now produced without weight gain yet offering better protection. Deliveries begin for the smaller infantry tank, a heavily armored vehicle designed to provide direct cover for infantry assaults.
Joseph Conrad Born in Poland but Shunned English Grammar
Joseph Conrad, regarded as a master of English fiction, was born in Poland and reportedly never studied or used English grammar as a learner. His languages shaped his distinctive style and narrative voice.
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Joseph Conrad
Government Relief Spending Since 1929
A figure from the era notes that out of 54 billion dollars spent by the Government since 1929 about 20 percent or roughly 11 billion went to relief.
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Mario the Hero
Brighton
Bible
Voice of
People
Tommy Nelson
California
Vernon
Hary Bramer
Bramer
Nelson
Stenge
Ti Seem
Sion
Newark Worlds
Harry Bramer
Calif
John Hix
Weingarten
Broad ST
Kaases
Carte
Ann Ila T Ly
Oman
Brokerage Service
P. R. Smith & Co
Elyria Savings Building
Sears
Ronan
Sears, Roebuck
Polo Shisats
Elyria, Ohio
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