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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1933
Page
6
Published every evening except Sunday and holidays. Second class matter at Elyria Postoffice. Act of 1879. Entered a single copy price three cents. By newspaper carrier boy 15 cents weekly and 37.80 per year in advance. By mail daily outside Elyria with a citgram and adjoining counties 3.00 per year. Within Ohio 4.00 per year.
On November 8 1933 the city announces Mayor W H Vanoster will serve another term and Everett E Wilson becomes Council President. Howard Butler and J M Marshall win first terms as city officials while A C Schilleman continues as auditor. Unofficial counts show council at large George Thompson Leonard Fisk and Anna Kennedy winners along with Ellen Shaw and Julia Martin on the school board. Justices Petro and Lord are elected. ward councilmen listed and constables Stolzenburg and Fineran win.
An editorial notes labor shifts toward a 40 hour work week and focuses on the boss who must extend hours, raise wages, and adapt business methods to meet code conditions. It laments the burden on executives while the public gains leisure and the national recovery program features a blue eagle symbol. The piece ends with a caution about what is begun while attempting to stop something.
Rebel ABC movement with army air force support initiates uprising in Havana. Bombardment of the presidential palace prompts fortress defense as shooting erupts across streets. President Ramon Grau San Martin remains in the palace while loyal forces guard key sites. reports say planes bomb Camp Columbia and a plane is shot down. A private clinic near Vendo section becomes ABC base hospital as unrest spreads.
A compilation of historical anniversaries and birthdays noting figures such as William Wirt Samuel Foote George Bissell Oliver Howard Milton Bradley Marie Kraus Boele Nathaniel Rothschild and others with dates of birth and death. It lists today in history items including John Milton Trent Affair Lincoln's presidency and Montana statehood along with a section on today’s birthdays horoscopes and commentary.
A Bible study session centers Luke 19 verses, featuring the memory verse Luke 19 5 and the example of Zacchaeus illustrating reconciliation before offerings. The text cites Matthew 5 22 and 24 as a command to resolve offenses before presenting gifts at the altar.
A prayerful exhortation urges making fullest restitution before baptism or the Lord's Supper. It calls for honesty with oneself, others, and God, seeking true worship through repentance and integrity.
A field rat killed a sparrow hawk during a dramatic encounter on the G. W. Jones ranch in Tulare. An irrigating crew reported the hawk struck the rat from below, the two spiraling to the ground where the hawk died, the rat having severed the bird’s throat.
William A. Hewins, 92, has held the roles of town clerk and treasurer in Falmouth for 45 years, marking a nearly half century of service in town government.
A note suggests rolling doughnuts while hot in maple sugar and cinnamon to add a new and delicious flavor.
Toledo voters backed Solon T. Klotz for mayor by 35 323 to 23 116 for Thacher and 23 031 for Walter H. Hartung, an independent on the Socialist ticket. Klotz led a broad sweep of city officials, with safety building officials behind him.
Akron returns 70 year old wartime mayor I S Myers to the mayoralty over former Municipal Judge J Earl Cox by a lead over 6500 with count nearly complete. The city approves five bond issues totaling 7,450,000 for public works and a municipal light plant, while a proposal to restore the city manager form of government is rejected.
Rebecca Hart aged 105 insisted on aiding Detroit firemen during her grandson Robert Hart's apartment fire. She was led out then returned into the flames to assist in saving belongings before being blocked in a car by her grandson as the blaze was extinguished.
Los Angeles County completes a modern storage vault in Pacoima to preserve survey records. County Surveyor J B Rockhold oversees the Ark containing copies and original deeds and maps dating to Spanish California, aiming to prevent a repeat of the 1906 San Francisco loss.
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