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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1934
Page
3
A fragmented World at a Glance column discusses economic policy views, government commissions, and public propaganda. It mentions a commission on national policy and the Rockefeller foundations, with references to U S economic and trade concerns and speculative steel market chatter. Local schools propaganda and public utilities rhetoric appear amid garbled OCRed lines.
Members of the Morgen-Dirlam Post and Amar ivan Legson attended a Legion Conference in Oherjin Sunda hosted by Karl Wilson Locka Post with delegates from Fifth District counties. Briefs mention families in Chicago visiting, a torch incident at 682 South Main Forest, and various social visits and birthdays across Lakewood and nearby towns.
Armistics Day program featured Harry D Blackwir spoke on They Died That We Might Live while The American Legion speaker Mr Cook asked What Does Armistice Day Mean to You. Local groups met for sewing for the needy, a men’s club dinner with a Tolerance symposium, and hunting season drew many villagers to pheasant and rabbit outings.
George Sisler Jr., son of baseball great George Sisler, is starring in football at Burroughs High School in St Louis. The article notes the former Browns great as a notable name being identified with another sport in the city.
Max Hickman, a one armed bear fitter, carved a 20 foot canoe from a fir log in Rella Coola B C. He completed the craft for water travel in seven days despite his handicap, requiring only a tax.
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