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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1934
Page
4
City editor and staff notes indicate standard publication details and pricing. Advertising handled by John W. Cullen Company with offices in Chicago New York and Detroit.
On Monday November 19 1934 Elyria appeals for volunteers and residents to fund the Community Chest. The campaign emphasizes a lean budget yet aims to meet the needs of local mercy and character building institutions including the hospital. Citizens are urged to pledge quickly as solicitors canvass the city and volunteers emphasize civic duty and humanity. Will you help.
A Michigan Upper Peninsula deer chase draws attention to the rise of heavy caliber rifles in the north woods. The author argues for stricter gun limits to curb accidents, urging marksmanship and sport over sheer firepower while noting CCC camps in hunting regions raise safety concerns.
Miss Josephine A Roche of Colorado has been named assistant secretary of the treasury, a vacant post since Morgenthau's departure. She will oversee health matters, with a background in coal mining, labor welfare, and public service including the Denver Juvenile Court, signaling a potential modernization of finance leadership.
The remark contrasts sun dial wisdom with economics and politics, noting the dollar’s perceived price and absence of a 98 cent sale. It laments government and industry tensions, suggesting humor as a measure of broad-minded views.
Fragmented note records anniversaries of figures such as George Rogers Clark and James A. Garfield with scattered dates and places. Mentions include Louisville, Virginia, Taranto, and Pat Bas, referencing historical events, deaths, and commemorations across multiple years and locations. The readable text is garbled and partial.
A garbled list of birthdays for various figures includes Trovd K Garrison dean of the Wisconsin Law School born in New York 37 years ago. George Perk of Moline a chief Farm Relief Act administrator. Binscam of Conn connected to aviation. and several others such as Fred Deat1 associated with Indiana and Ames. The mixed text mentions Larrel figures from New York to Ohio and Cuba’s Jose Capablanca, all marked by ages and places.
Britain moves to protect domestic industries by adopting a high protective tariff after economic pressures in 1931. The policy aims to curb imports and bolster local production, signaling a shift toward trade protection amid global downturns.
The Vatican and Italian people mourn Pietro Cardinal Gasparri retired papal secretary of state who died last night. His funeral will be held by the Pope at 10:30 am Thursday in the Church of St Ignatius, Rome, with burial at his birthplace Ussita. The Italian government, long estranged, will be represented. Premier Mussolini likely to lead ministers.
A report notes that Cardinal Gasparri may be succeeded by a royal prince within Pacelli as secretary of state, mirroring Cardinal Gasparri’s long tenure under two popes. The notice discusses the interim period between a pope’s death and the selection of a new one.
Paul Kindig an Elyria merchant claimed he was maliciously persecuted in a civil suit seeking 2500 dollars. He was to appear at the courthouse this morning but did not arrive as he remained in the city jail on a drunkenness charge filed by city police. The arraignment occurred prior to the planned hearing.
Mayor W H Valiostor was found guilty and fined five dollars plus costs. Unable to pay, he was jailed but released by officers to his attorney on the condition of his return after another case hearing. He appeared at the courthouse with officers monitoring the arrangement.
A parked vehicle belonging to LP Katso of 250 Might street was struck yesterday afternoon near East Broad and Last Bridge Streets. The other driver, Hinkerman of Bell Avenue, agreed to settle for the damage. the bar fender on Katso's car was damaged.
An analysis by Carl Princhenct, extension poultryman at Utah State Agricultural College, based on 15 large cooperators reports shows Utah turkey growers averaging 42 cents per bird in 1933.
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