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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1933
Page
9
The premier now holds five portfolios in addition to the premiership. Balbo, who led Italy's mass seaplane flight to the Chicago world fair, was appointed governor of Libya, the Italian African province, after resigning as air minister.
Ginger Rogers stars in Professional Sweetheart at the Rivoli Theatre. The vivacious film idol is forced to mask her desires under a purer-than-thou pose as she navigates strict public image rules and romantic temptations.
A film report presents the Bureau of Missing Persons as a detective story with authentic life notes. It stars Bette Davis Pat O'Brien and Glenda Farrell and asks why 300000 persons vanish yearly while offering love and humor amid the mystery.
In Juarez Mexico Grace Martino operator of the Penular Cabaret, once famed along Calle Diablo with over 40 entertainers, says she will close the venue due to legalization of 3.2 beer and economic hardship and plans to open a restaurant in New Mexico.
New 50 cent size Lydia E Pinkham's Tablets for Women relieve and prevent periodic pain and related discomfort. No narcotics. Not just a pain killer but a modern medicine which acts upon the cause of your trouble. Persistent use may bring relief. Pellet sold by all druggists. Ade
Ferdinand A Silcox appointed chief forester of the U S forestry service succeeding the late Robert Y Stuart Silcox is director of industrial relations for the New York Employers Printing Association and a Columbia Georgia native He previously worked with the service on national tract development.
Paris based scientist Georges Claude announced plans to manufacture ice at sea using cold water pumped from the Atlantic bottom. A rebuilt 10,000 ton freighter Tunisie will anchor off Dakar, Senegal for experiments, with ice produced at sea lowering costs compared with land based methods.
Washington officials study restoration of the Frank Scott Key House once home of the Star Spangled Banner author. Only foundation and two walls remain and work will begin as soon as funds are available. National Capital Park and Planning Commission leads the project.
An extensive sweep of radio airings across stations WGAR WEAF and WIA features a dense schedule of orchestras, soloists, and variety shows. Notable entries include Vausha King, Johnny Marvin, Betty Crocker, Tom Mix, and Slim performances by The Goldbergs, Weems' Orchestra, and Rogers' talents with multiple time slots across mornings afternoons and evenings.
Lieut. Col. Francis Scott Key, great grandson of the War of 1812 patriot, objects to calling the Georgetown house a restoration. He says only the east and south walls and foundation are original and insists on the term reproduction if used. Contractors who remodeled 20 years ago claim much of the material is original but acknowledge removing large portions of the house.
In Groid Montana Sid Hardy reported Satan the five year old one ton bull behaved as his name suggests. Hardys attempt to herd the beast with a horse failed when Satan maimed the horse. A light truck failed to confine the animal as Satan rammed it, puncturing the radiator. Hardy finally corralled Satan with a tractor.
In Boonville Cooper County Missouri a display of hams at a bus station draws tourists and orders from distant states as local hams gain national attention.
The recent cold snap doubles local relief requests, straining Elyria agencies. The Salvation Army reports heavy demand for clothing, shoes, bedclothes, and blankets, with supplies low and often in poor condition. Coal and food demand remains high, distributed by the Federal Relief Commissioner and Associated Charities, with Mrs. Gilman overseeing. The Red Cross also faces capacity strain in clothing distribution.
Shortages endure as a federal relief push continues through the Red Cross via Mrs. Gilmain while Salvation Army also pleads for garments for the badly in need. Interest in the Darwinian theory continues to wane amid these funds and supply strains.
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