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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1933
Page
10
Washington report notes the Soviet Union failed to reach pure communism after the 1917 revolution. It details industrialization and collectivization efforts, confiscation of grain, peasant resistance, and shifts toward an opportunist path under pressure, with 1921 famine-era causes and long-term challenges to matching theoretical aims.
An excerpt outlines Russia under Lenin and Stalin from 1921 to 1933, detailing New Economic Policy, Nepmen private trade, Trotsky vs Stalin, and the transition to the Five Year Plan. It notes grain shortages, state-driven industry, collectivization, kulak deportations, and mixed judgments on plan success despite foreign trade effects.
New Oberlin notices summarize christening of Theodore Stanley son of Art Dion and wife, a turkey dinner for about 25. Frank Reisinger returns home improved after eight weeks at Elyria Clinic. Local visits include Mary Justin with Forest Taylor, Matthias Wohleber in Lorain, Lloyd Dubay and Ralph Justin’s Michigan trip, Needle Guild at Lottie Sandrock’s home, and various calls on Oberlin residents plus Grange activity.
E Ellsworth Dyer a 23 year old school teacher from Roberts Hollow near Pittsburgh pleaded not guilty to aggravated assault and battery and was ordered held on 500 bond. Parents of 10 year old pupil Frank Caster filed charges after the boy received a paddling for leaving an arithmetic book in the rain. The article closes with a note praising law abiding citizen duty.
Mispy reports a hill near Fort Adams sinking 180 feet high and 159 feet wide as quicksand forms under low Mississippi River water. Frank C. Codifer, a real estate man, notes previous movements tied to river levels, with trees 40 feet below surface. Negro residents fled, crops lost, and fencing used to keep livestock out after past events.
Mr and Mrs Albert King and family joined the Olu anniversary in Ashtabula noting a 66th wedding anniversary. A halo wedding cake, four generations present, twenty guests from nearby towns, and a large family roster marked the event amid a snowstorm and slick roads. Women to Meet.
Beets seed success in Utah signals a new regional industry. Utah farmers may save thousands by using Utah sugar beet seed instead of importing. A test last spring yielded 390000 pounds from 400 acres in Washington County with 1400 pounds per acre on average. Some plots reached 2800 pounds. The strain is reported insect and disease resistant.
BRIEFS report notes the Community church will meet with Miss Anna Beck at Stop 11 on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Dave Leonard of Stop 14 is ill with double pneumonia. Mrs. R. H. Collier and sons and Mrs. W. T. Collier of Elyria visited friends in Oberlin and South Ridge on Sunday afternoon.
The article notes sugar beet seed, previously imported mainly from Krussia at high cost, will be produced domestically. It acknowledges time to develop local seed production but expects growers nationwide to quickly adopt the new locally raised seed.
The text notes that beside laws, every prominent minority across European nations holds ethnic ties to another country beyond their residence, guiding political allegiance observations in various states.
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