Clembere Audit Tuceny of Circulation Details
Publication listing for the Elyria Journal from Friday November 25, 1938 outlines circulation figures and pricing. It lists The Lorain County Printing Publishing Company as owners with HUDNUTT as President and CLARK GEORGE as Editor. It shows subscription rates by carrier, mail, and location, plus foreign ad reps Chicago New York Detroit.
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Clembere
Second Street
Kiyrta
Ohio
Theorain County Printing & Publishing Company
A C. Hudnutt
Luc
Mai Dally
Elyria
Lorain
John W. Cullen
Chicago
Michigan
New York
Fifth Ave
Detroit
General Motors
Early Christmas Shopping Encouraged in Elyria
Local merchants in Elyria urge early Christmas shopping to avoid crowded rushes, secure full stock, and ensure smoother service. The piece highlights practical benefits for customers, clerks, and delivery staff, noting stores have prepared a broad merchandise selection.
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Elyria
New Records Ahead Deficit Comparisons Highlight 1939
A newspaper item presents concrete deficit figures for 1939, noting a projected shortfall of 153.983 quintrillion dollars while federal spending through 1864 totaled 3.892 million. It compares nine years 1931-1939 to 25 years of earlier spend, and cites a pre election surge of 40 million for August 1938.
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Statistical Division
National Industrial Conference Board
Sears
We De Carl Lawrence Advocates Education First
Allegheny College athletic director WE De Carl Lawrence told high school graduates at a football banquet not to pursue college primarily to become football heroes. He emphasized education should come first and warned athletes against letting sports eclipse academics and other training.
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Carl Lawrence
Allegheny College
Lawrence
New Brake On Hasty Marriages In Elkton
Maryland voters approved a measure ending Elkton s elopement trend by requiring a 48 hour delay between license issuance and ceremony. The law targets the no waiting practice favored by clergymen and couples drawn by strict New Jersey and New York licensing. The pause aims to protect impulsive couples and runaways from potential disaster.
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Elkton
Maryland
New Jersey
New York
Parsons
New York Show Poll Names Road Hog Highway Nuisance No 1
A New York Automobile Show scene poll crowns the road hog as the top highway nuisance with others like slow driving and no signaling also on the list. The piece urges drivers to self reflect and reform to reduce dangers on the road.
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New York
Anniversaries Chronicle Long History of Notables
A list of anniversaries and biographical notes highlights births and deaths of notable figures. Includes Lewis M Rutherford of Morrisania born around 1816, Fitch E Oliver of Boston, Andrew Carnegie, Winthrop Ames, and Roy A Roberts. References to historical events from 1758 to 1936 and assorted public figures in the United States.
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Lewis M Rutherford
Morrisania
Tranaunt
Fitch E Olwer
Boston
Berm
C.mbr
Carnegie Seri
Sevlard Drea
Lenox Mass
Carrs
Carrs Nattoen m
Ifent
Kreansas
Hatenei
Lewennworth
Kans
Salew
Winthrop Ames
East
Fredercu
Cox
Cal
Germany
Bible Readings and tributes to notable figures in 1920s prose
Friday readings from St John 4 7 26 emphasize living water and spiritual renewal. The page blends devotional prose with oblique biographical notes on figures like Judge Ben Lindsey Laurence Stallings and Ralph B Chandler, highlighting faith, resilience, and public life themes.
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Eacher
Whilianiswo
Mass
Ben Lindsey
Lugs
Townsend Plan seen as aid to all, not free money
W J Haynes argues against critics of the Townsend Plan. He says a 2 percent transaction tax, not direct taxation, funds retirement at sixty while preserving consumer activity. The plan, he claims, would reduce crime and unemployment, spur business, farming, and industry, and balance the budget.
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Dew
Wiseacres
Townsend
United States
Townsend Plain
J Haynes
Wincle Street
Wind Storm Damages Nearly 150000 Trees in Hans
A severe wind storm swept Hans, uprooting and damaging nearly 150000 trees across multiple districts. Local authorities mobilized crews to assess damage and begin cleanup while residents report scattered property impacts. Officials warn continued gusts could worsen the situation.
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Hans
Ohio Pennsylvania Lake Appoints 2 Million Pickerel
Two million pickerel have been released into Pymatuning lake to lure anglers across Ohio and Pennsylvania. The fish will be accessible to fishermen from both states when they mature. The lake spans parts of both states and was created by the Pymatuning dam. Originating stock came from Put-in-Bay on Lake Erie, and Ohio has also planted 20,000 small trees to beautify its Buckeye shore. A grove on state land along the water will be enhanced soon.
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Andover
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Put-in-Bay
Lake Erie
German Idle Workforce Their Share of Fully Employable Marked
Nearly 37 thousand of the 338 thousand idle in Germany are deemed fully employable. The finding reflects a portion of the unemployed assessed as ready for work with little or no training.
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Germany
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Yorktown
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New York City
Britain
Suez Canal
France
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Stalin
Roy A Roberts
The
Kansas City Star
Muscotah
Benjamin Brewster
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
Maine
New Haven
Conn
Bliss Perry
Harvard
Bible Readings
Sarah K. Bolton
Economy Shoe Store
East Ave
Karl Klein Shoe Repair
West Ave
American Shoe Repair
Capitol Theatre
Joe’s Yankee Shoe Repair
Middle Ave
Star Shoe Shop
Court Street
United Feature Sird Cate Inc Tm. Reg
U. S. Pat
P. R. Smith & Co
Stock Exchange
Elyria Savings and Trust
Voice of
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Florida
Schroll
Standard Oil
Sohio Products
Sohio Station
Standard Oil Company