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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1933

Page

6

Governor White's Trials Amid Tragedy and Duty

The article notes Governor White facing stress from unemployment, mining district issues, and reduced state income while coping with the death of his twenty one year old Princeton bound son in an automobile accident. He resumes public work and travels to Washington to pursue employment programs. another son is to marry in Summit New Jersey. The piece offers sympathy and emphasizes the governor's resolve.

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Foundations of American life and the Rome analogy

A Middletown Ohio Journal column argues against pessimism about American life. It cites President Upham of Miami University warning that society risks “Roman level” distractions from public issues. The piece stresses underlying seriousness, self denial, and a drive to address real problems despite frothy entertainment.

Alexandria Rome Coliseum Everslands America A. H. Upham Miami University Ohio Upham Middletown Ohin. Journal

Kentucky presses federal aid to fight state relief crisis

Kentucky asks the federal government to assume all relief duties as its finances run out. Governor Lattaon seeks aid from Washington, proposing Mississippi, Florida, Louisiana, South Carolina and Arkansas share the burden. The move follows resignation of state welfare administrator Harper Gatter dust amid political pressure and investigations of Kentucky conditions.

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Crowd hysteria at public figures contrasted with calm civic duty

The piece reflects on past riots and crowds at funerals and public appearances, noting the frenzy around a fighter and Texas Guinan's burial. It laments the chaos at sacred services and criticizes hysteria while urging steadiness, work, and personal responsibility amid ads and NRA tales.

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Silent Observer Notes Child Road Safety Survey Findings

The Carolina Motor Club report on 1922 1830 data shows fewer child fatalities aged five to nine but a rise for ages nine to fourteen. Casualties climbed 11 to 173 percent in older groups, with lower rates linked to school patrols and school safety campaigns.

Caudren Tecay Carolina Motor Club

Golden Legion Bible Study Mentors Verse in Luke

A fragmentary account recalls a Bible study scene tied to Luke 22 47 71 with a mentor verse about darkness. It mentions a recent election and public drunkenness by prominent citizens. The text cites a brutal assault on a merchant and a murder in a bar, leaving a master workman with a widow and four dependent children.

Anniversaries and Today in History 1953 Highlights

Today marks notable anniversaries from the Revolutionary era to 1915 with births and deaths of figures such as Jamen Mellenry and Tim Dwight. It also notes events like the Suez Canal opening in 1869, Yale in China in 1906, and Oklahoma statehood in 1907, plus birthdays of George Kaufman and George Seldes.

Jamen Mellenry Revolutionary Army Marland Ty Countess Irekind Baltimore ISI John Bright Kee Ish Mbera Charley Miot Norton Famou Warvard Joseph D. Sawyer Boston New York Eugene H. C. Leutze Prussia Brooklyn N. Y Suez Canal Collegiate School of Yale China Changsha Oklahoma Federal Reserve System

Drive On Truckers Fines and Notable Births in Public Letter

The report notes fines of two hundred and in some lines several figures, and a Public Letter with a concession regubettar tee Eels jerk. Mentions arrests and individuals Joseph Petro John Crealy Detroit Yoh Morris Definneer Don Hettse. Also references Senator Lawrence M. Tiblett born in Missouri and others including Joseph Metcalf and Michael Arlen with birthplaces and ages. Moroscole column cautions on a weak day and urges measured ambition and prudent use of means.

Regubettar Joseph Petro John Creary Detroit Yoh Morris Definneer Don Hettse Charence Wyback Depue St. Josph S Mo Lawrence M. Tiblett Bakerstirkt Cath U.S Josep H. Metcalf Rhode Island Providence Ako Michael Arlen Bulgaria

Napoleon and Henry Vile in London Thinker’s View

An English article discusses Napoleon, Henry Vile, and Waterloo era, noting public perception of vigor versus decline. It mentions the grand exploits and later health issues, describing long-held reputations and shifting judgments influenced by ailments.

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