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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1936
Page
12
Isaac Babbitt of Taunton Massachusetts discovered an anti friction metal for machine bearings in 1878 and the alloy later known as Babbit t metal carries his name The metal extended bearing life and remains in use today Resourceful engineer recognized for practical material innovation.
A devotional reflects on Acts 16 25 13 and Paul vision in the night calling to Macedonia. It urges readers to answer Christ s call through prayer and gifts, stressing believers as instruments in God s purpose and Christ s ongoing mission.
Washington plans a complete air conditioning system for the Capitol complex to maintain 78 degree comfort and low humidity inside all four buildings. The project, funded by a $2,250,000 appropriation, will serve 2,900 rooms with a central refrigeration plant and 1,400 workers on site.
Roosevelt's decisive Tuesday win exceeds expectations and reshapes Congress and state legislatures. Analysts weigh factors from his magnetism to class consciousness and public support for New Deal policies. The article questions Supreme Court rulings, fiscal fear, and the nature of his political machine as it anticipates the next four years.
An op ed notes that over 13 million Americans are engaged in hunting and fishing spending about 159 million dollars yearly. It laments careless hunting practices, urges sport over trophy goals, and warns that reckless behavior endangers both hunters and nonparticipants in autumn woods.
Reports from Washington indicate a strong turkey supply for Thanksgiving raising hopes of steady prices. An estimated 20,000,000 turkeys are on hand, up from last year’s 15,060,000, aiding industry stability amid weather and tax concerns.
A fragmented critique argues for waterway purification and pollution reduction as a public good. It questions costs and the true beneficiaries while referencing health, welfare, and industrial claims. The piece weaves historical misstatements with vague figures and aims to spark debate on government policy and private gain.
Cincinnati Nov 3 The New Deal claimed a broad victory praising Franklin D Roosevelt as the source of the success. Observers say personal government and public purse power shaped the outcome, with Roosevelt receiving a blanket endorsement and no campaign commitments. Other items note cross country flight records, world figures, and local property transactions in Avon Lake and Cleveland subdivisions.
A fragmented obituary list notes several figures with birth and death details. Included are a South Carolina artist born in Waercamaw. Juis G E845 7¢ 3-Lesis F Linn a Missouri physician and U S senator born near Loeursville. William E Fishback Arkansas lawyer born at Jreffer-B orton Virginia, died 1995. Ella Wheeler Wilcox an editorial writer and poet born in Johnstown Centre Wisconsin. Eugene V Debs born Terre Haute Indiana died Chicago 1925. Nicholas Lonzsetti Ohio congressman born Cincinnati died 1939. Frielding H Garrison army medical officer born Washington DC died 1935. The text is garbled with many misspellings.
Fragmentary items note Guy Fawkes gunpowder plot celebration in England 1836 reformists in Monterrey declared Alta California free of Mexico 1832. A Susan B Anthony test of 14th Amendment suffrage in Rochester NY led to a $190 fine unpaid. Also a 25 year old world item.
A ledger of transfers lists numerous Lorain area deeds and parcels dated 1936. Names include Mary Stary to Mike Brenzo Jr, Rose Reeznih, Ahee Hearn to Rolland Heart, and others. Property locations cover Toledo Avenue Lorain Eaton Township Sonniet Lorain and Highland and Inwood subdivisions. Banks such as The Cleveland Trust Company and National Bank of Commerce appear as trustees or buyers.
The U S Bureau of Mines reports 1935 iron ore mined in the United States reached 540 252 gross tons, up 24 percent from 1934 and above five year average. Production occurred at 144 mines in 16 states. shipments totaled 33 426 486 gross tons valued at 83 642 551, up 3 percent from 1934. The average ore value per ton was 2.48 dollars, vs 2.55 in 1934.
A brief note reports a laborer complains of hard labor for pay and money spent quickly on immediate needs. The item highlights struggles typical of workers seeking steadier earning amid hardship.
In McKeesport Pennsylvania a five year old boy named Mike Cleak frets over cigars and cigarettes. He began smoking at a year and a half and his mother Mrs Olexik says he will not refuse tobacco offerings. A broken leg keeps him in hospital though he longs to go home for a smoke.
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