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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1932

Page

7

Classified Advertising Rates and Addresses

Daily two cents per copy by carrier in city 12 cents per week 0.06 dollars per year in advance By mail daily outside Elyria Lorain and adjoining counties 3.00 per year within Ohio 4.00 foreign advertising representatives John W Cullen Company CmrcAGd 8 Fo Michigan Ave New York 661 Fifth Ave Detroit General Motors Bldg

City Elyria Lorain State of Ohio John W. Cullen Company Cmrcagd Michigan Ave New York Fifth Ave Detroit General Motors

Ingalls Eyes Governorship in Ohio Race

Elyria editorial endorses David S. Ingalls for Ohio governor on November 8. The piece praises his honesty, wartime service as a naval ace, legal career, and legislative record, noting his readiness to enter office without strings and his prominent family background. The endorsement invites Lorain County to meet him in person tomorrow.

Mr. Ingalls Albert S. Ingalls M. E. Ingalls Jane Taft Ingalls Charles P. Taft Cincinnati William Howard Taft David S. Ingalls David Ingalls United States Ohio Lorain County

Milkman’s Quiet Dawn Atop Doubtful Wheels

A Detroit Dairy Industries meeting touts silent milk containers and hoofless supply. Delegates claim gum shoe and shoe sole innovations will end early morning clatter from milk delivery. The piece jokes about city slumber and urban noise as distant harmony amid new efficiency.

Dairy Industries Detroit Mich J. F. Watson New York Boston Minneapolis

Voice of the People November 1 1932 Taxation Critique

A reader from R F D No 4 argues taxes provoke complaint and fear their use funds future wars. He notes tax collectors and taxpayers clash and claims taxation should balance creation and destruction in society. He cites past carnage and looming slaughter while urging caution toward power and influence.

J. Powers

Tax the farmer and taxes as a warning

A poem rant condemns broad tax ideology calling for taxing every facet of life from crops and animals to lungs and souls. It frames taxation as oppressive, mixing lines about government overreach with commentary on public life and labor. The text also includes editorial quips about newspaper work, editors, and jokes about ambition and folly.

Kale Arthur Brisbane

October Milk Report and Notable Birthdays

City chemist E G Curtiss reports today on milk with a focus on seasonal factors. The page notes birthdays of Governor Hunt Chester Rowell Merle Thorpe Grantland Rice Comfort Adams Isaac Goldberg Joseph Bloodgood Newton Rowell Alexander Alekhine and a horoscope on the first day of the month urging careful child training.

George W. P. Hunt Arizona Hunteville Chester H. Rowell California Bloomington, Ill Merle Thorpe Brimfield, IL Grantland Rice New York City Murfreesboro Tenn Comfort A. Adams Harvard University Cleveland Isaac Goldberg Boston Joseph C. Bloodgood Baltimore Milwaukee Newton W. Rowell Toronto Canadian Bar Association Alexander Alekhine Russia

Who Walks Up to Bat With Two Out and the Bases Full

A collection of quirky items and musings. The piece riffs on baseball at bat with two out and bases loaded, adds political chatter about martial music and patriotism, and muses on navy sleeve buttons and sea stories.

Navy

Housewife Claims Corks Made Ideal Erasers

A housewife reports that bottle corks soaked in ammonia serve as effective erasers for children. She notes they are easy to grip and do not break easily.

Anniversaries and Today in History Highlights

Notable birthdays and deaths include Benvenuto Cellini Joseph Ellicott William Merritt Chase Eugene W Chatin Boies Pearone Richard Moldenke Stephen Crane The piece also lists historic events such as the expulsion of Jews from England the Lisbon earthquake the stamp act the postal money order system and the completion of the International Bridge between the United States and Canada.

Benvenuto Cellini Joseph Ellicott Bucks County Batavia N. Y William Merritt Chase Franklin, Ind New York City Eugene W. Chatin Wisconsin Illinois East Troy Wis California Boies Pearoes U. S Pennsylvania Philadelphia Washington, D. C Richard Moldenke Watertown Plainfield England Lisbon Portugal United States Canada

Safety dividend proof urged by steel and rail firms

The article cites U S Steel for spending 9 763 062 on accident prevention over ten years with a $14 609 926 saving in injury costs American Car Foundry spent 1 000 000 in 14 years yielding 2 700 000 in reduced liability and compensation costs Louisville and Railway Co ran a one year safety campaign spending 6 621 cutting claim costs by 150 000 Real estate transfers follow including transfers in Avon Lake Pittsfield township Lorain and Amherst including a sheriff s deed to Mayme Blum

U. S. Steel Corporation American Car & Foundry Co Louisville Ki J Railway Co George BE Livey Laura Livey York Street Beach Park Avon Lake Robert Anna Laing Oslar Alice Olson Pitts Road Pittsfield Township Oscar Lawrence R Elsie M. Huber Morehouse Foster’s Lorain Mayme T. Blum East Martin Avenue Amherst

Wooster Co operative Poultry Meet Attended by Huntington

Huntington Navy Mr and Mrs B H Pratt attended the Wooster Co operative Poultry Association annual meeting in Wooster on Saturday. Mildred Needles visited friends at Groveport Ohio last week. Dinner guests included Mr and Mrs N L Thudium and two children Betty Jean and Lawrence at Mrs Thudium's parents J Crile. Miss Helen Kater from Western Reserve Cleveland spent the weekend at Rome.

Huntington Navy B. H. Pratt The Wooster Co-operative Poultry Association Wooster Groveport Mildred Needles N. L. Thudium Betty Jean Lawrence Rome Helen Kater Western Reserve Cleveland

Weekend Visit Highlights From Sullivan Family News

Week end with her parents Mr and Mrs Dan Kater attended E Q O T A. All schools closed last Friday and teachers attended the N B O T A at Cleveland. Ralph Krage of Sullivan called at the Johnson Crib home Saturday evening. A new wallpaper hanging machine has been invented in Britain.

Mrs Dan Kater Cleveland Ralph Krage Sullivan Johnson Crib Britain

Also Mentioned on This Page

Santa Claus Wall Street Voice OF People Ben E. G. Curtiss Bauer Guernsey de Ee North Pole Walt Sallys Ula Geo. R. Allen & Son Parsch’s Parsch Lumber Coal Co Lodi St Juggernaut OF Paul Bransom
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