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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1932
Page
6
Britain plans to promote younger officers as Admiral Brand and Vice Admiral Hagard retire on their own request to speed up captains reaching admiral rank. The Washington Conference 1922 left Britains sea supremacy, causing congestion in higher ranks as captains advance by seniority.
The article notes limited chances for older officers to reach admiral or captain posts, citing ages around 42 for captains and 55 for admirals. It highlights retirements of Admiral Brand and Vice-Admiral Haggard and mentions P. H. Hall Thompson at 58 and new Vice-Admirals Best and Dunbar-Nasmith in their fifties. Twelve captains aged over rank have retired or been elevated, with two promoted rear-admirals at exactly age 50 remaining on active duty.
The annual Congregational church meeting was held. Alton Holmes is able to sit up briefly after an accident. Local residents visit relatives in Columbus and Cleveland. Parishioners move into the Baptist parsonage. School injuries from Halloween rim incident are noted. A Litchfield High School basketball practice game occurred. Eyeglasses left after a school fire are recoverable at the Romp home. Warren Taylor of La Grange is mentioned.
Read how two tablespoons daily of Kellogg's All-Bran cereal provides bulk to exercise the intestines and vitamin B for regular habits. The ad notes iron content, gentle action like leafy greens, and suggests use in cooking with recipes on the red and green package. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek.
A detailed community notes multiple church activities and social events. Families like the Gott, Musser, and Bartholomew circles gather for services, parties, dinners, and visits. The article also reports a rescue by a Swiss guide on the Berchtold ridge near Geneva.
Miss Marsha Tite staying with her uncle Ernest Tite in Cleveland slipped on stairs at a dance Saturday night and injured her knee badly. Mrs Minnie Tite visiting sister Mrs Ed Mindley in Ashtabula during Thanksgiving week. Callers at the home of Mr and Mrs S C Pierce Friday aft-
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