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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1935
Page
2
Washington D C elaborate preparations of gangsters for an opposed post office robbery led to a ban on photographs in post office workrooms. Five men sought permission to photograph the workroom and were allowed to photograph four of five rooms. They were arrested and identified as members of a well known gang.
Officials in Peiping have launched a campaign to curb speeding rickshaws. Public safety and welfare bureaus warn pullers to slow down for humane reasons, and warn riders against pressing pullers to exceed safe speeds. The effort aims to protect workers and prevent dangerous traffic incidents.
A London dealer offered $1,050 for a pair of knickers but the Tyrolese wearer refused. The 300-year-old cham vis leather heirloom remains in private hands despite the sum offered.
Washington police say Lula Mae Bennett a 23 year old former night club entertainer is a contact woman in a nationwide jewel thief gang. Bennett was arrested while wearing jewelry believed to be stolen as part of the case in the capital city.
Ottawa Ontario UB reports more than 15 percent of union members in Canada are out of work. The finding highlights rising joblessness among organized labor across the country.
The message urges prompt fire calls via an automatic alarm system for Elyria and notes the voters will decide on the proposal Tuesday affecting life and property safety.
The Christian Science Monitor argues that true peace rests on inner transformation. It urges Christians to arm themselves against error with love, denying hatred and greed in thought, enabling nations to disarm on a sound basis as individuals champion neighborly love.
New York designers lean on ancient temple columns for fall silhouettes. Fabrics drive the look with metal cloths shimmering beneath lights and velvet, silk, and metal threaded crepes forming sleek, marble like gowns. White crepe andrelrex gain popularity, with a pleated white chiffon dress featuring a pearl girdle as a standout.
In Kleinfontein South Africa a minister sues his congregation over who may eat oranges growing beside Wesleran Church. The minister wins the first court clash and the management committee plans an extraordinary meeting to vote whether the minister can eat all church yard oranges. Scotland busy with war orders Ethiopian orders surge in Greenock and Glasgow as torpedo factory hires 500 to produce aerial torpedoes and paint firms make red lead for Abyssinia.
Memie Bussdicker, 52, faced an intoxication charge and asked for six months in the workhouse. The judge imposed a fine of ten dollars, leaving Bussdicker crestfallen as she stood before the court.
University of Toledo figures indicate Toledo area business activity rose in September to levels not seen since June, with total trade reaching 192k. The data point to improving local commerce and stronger market momentum for the region.
The Ukrainian Institute of Pathology and Labor Hygiene in Kharkov announced a blood substitute named ukraininfusin. It is a solution containing all salts of blood, preserved in phials for long storage, and physiological tests suggest it outperforms similar preparations. Quantities are being prepared for immediate use by the Ukrainian Commissariat of Health.
The famous residence of British officials at No. 10 Downing Street marked its hundredth birthday. Newly redecorated for Premier Baldwin, the house does not look its age. A note suggests that if Disraeli had not suffered asthma, No. 10 might not have become as famous.
The narrative notes the Prime Ministers House as a difficult climb for a later occupant and mentions Sir Robert Walpole’s gifts to the office. It recalls Disraeli moving in 1877 and that the house housed political secretaries earlier. It then mentions thousands visiting the Statues Fair in Ashby de la Zouch, England, begun in Henry VII’s reign.
Lightning struck during a lunch in this city shattering F. Curtis plate, blowing the radio from the window and tearing electric light plugs from the wall in a startling weather incident.
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