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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1932
Page
11
The Chronicle Telegram publication line lists A & Hudnutt as publishers and J Clare George as city editor. The notice describes daily publication, second class entry, and carrier and mail rates for Elyria Lorain County readership.
President Hoover and Secretary Hurley pledge loyal support to Franklin D. Roosevelt as the nation faces economic upheaval. A Middletown, Ohio, man George M. Verity quotes advocate bipartisanship and coordinated government action, urging all parties and institutions to unite for recovery and renewal.
A 1960s era observer notes a landmark Supreme Court ruling ordering new trials for several Alabama youths. The decision, unanimous among the nine justices, affirms the right to a fair trial free from racial prejudice. The piece ties this civil liberty victory to broader calls for impartial justice regardless of color or creed.
A collage of short jokes and quips features an Irishman in a Presbyterian church, narrow minded remarks, a customs officer with a prank, a note on custody alimony, wordplay about eternal life, and light humor about manners and daily life. It captures a late era humor voice with playful puns and social pokes.
Fragmentary OCR text presents a jumble of quotes and phrases about Uncle Sam caviar appetite cheese and crackers and a mention of Mussolini over the Alps. No coherent event or identifiable persons beyond generic references.
An editorial on safety values urges workers to wear goggles during grinding chipping and polishing and to protect themselves and others from injuries. It quotes Abraham Lincoln on duty and stresses that small individual efforts combine to prevent accidents and promote efficiency.
The University of Dayton football team is described as one of the most cosmopolitan in the country. The squad includes American-born players and a diverse mix of nationalities such as Lithuanian Irish Polish French Hawaiian English Slavish Dutch German Jewish Australian Scotch and Swedish.
Wilford W. Fairbanks was sentenced in Fort Worth Texas to two years for arson after admitting to striking a home to obtain money for coffee. He confessed after being accused of demanding payment for a street corner encounter and was arrested at the blaze.
A Pennsylvania applicant for a driving license refused a permit until he learned the real purpose of the white lines on the roads. The lines are painted for the convenience of bicyclists and to guide riders, according to the examiner.
About 500 youths from the Ohio Association of Independent Baptist churches are slated to attend the Wellington Baptist church autumn rally on Friday, November 25. Local plans anticipate overflow, with possible use of the Congregational auditorium. The event features Rev C A Blackmore as speaker, Rev George Dibble leading music, and Miss Rachel Shively at the piano, as well as a youth program including a Wellington representative and Evangelistic music and messages. Local civic groups note other events and hospital notes accompany the community briefing.
Mrs Dorothy Smith hosted seventh and eighth graders at her Penfield home for a Halloween party on November 10. The evening featured seasonal games and refreshments.
An old and good recipe for cooking mushrooms is given. Peel the mushrooms without breaking, place gills upward in a baking dish, pepper and salt, add a piece of butter on each, pour in a half cup of wares, cover with a second pan and bake quickly for 15 minutes.
Corners and Mr and Mrs Welsh attended the funeral of John McMullen in Mang Held on Saturday. Various locals visited relatives in Port Clinton Cleveland and Elyria. Harvey Devereaux returns home from a Great Lakes freighter summer. A Congregational church chicken dinner on Election Day drew over 20. Dell Seeley of Mallet Creek also stopped by.
Fragmentary OCR notes list Mer and Mia and P T Van Valken burg with Martin Fritz and Kors last name but offer no clear event. Other names Mire Mire, Mattle Alpress, Elyria appear amid unclear phrases about helping to care for him.
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