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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1935
Page
12
Governor Davey condemned long standing failures in Ohio worker's compensation handling before the state industrial commission on a nationwide radio talk. He called the system moss grown and cluttered with delays and bureaucratic waste and urged fixes to assign responsibility to the proper person and to improve the compensation fund governance.
Alphonse Viemminck, a Belgian, admitted smothering a baby and discarding the body in the Detroit River in September 1923. He had earlier claimed the infant was his and was later questioned after police uncovered his true identity. He faces 12 to 15 years in prison as a Morals charge verdict nears.
Washington reports Rep Lemke and faction discuss a coalition of Townsend and Farm Relief blocs in Congress. The plan centers on a revised Townsend plan to increase benefits for the aged, funded by a broad revenue package. Supporters say the expanded program could gain strong votes, while critics warn of veto risk and higher costs.
Dr. R H McClure remains at home with scarier fever and is said to be doing nicely. Authorities expect a two to three week confinement for recovery before returning to duties. The report notes the illness began several days ago and outlines a gradual improvement.
The estate of S1,211,900 is revealed in court today, with Mrs. Fier Ster Coons acting as guardian for minor heirs. June 12 marks the moment the guardian disclosed the distribution, naming a suburb as part of the inheritance and noting the contention over estate control.
Mrs Esther Alfl Oberlimse ps cretes hosts a banquet with Lorain Sc and Bob Herrick. Following the feast, a student produced program featured Dean Oehling and Genevieve Betz among others, with an orchestra playing three hours. Western Conference notes discussed by Dr J Herb bearbeiten and Sherman, while a Parent-Teacher meeting addressed Pleasant Street auditorium activities.
Oberlin community holds a united service at the Oberlin Church. Attendance and guest speakers are listed in the church bulletin, with emphasis on fellowship and renewal for participants across the town.
Fragmentary OCR text shows names such as Katherine Roth and H Baumhardt among unclear phrases. Indicates a December 3 court note with orders and dispositions but lacks coherent details or full context.
A club will inspect the Peerless Laundry Plant of the Yindus, an opnoriunit a modern main plant. The visit will be conducted under the direction of Foe, who is planning a guided tour and assessment of the facility.
The Young Men's Club has Ladies Night party advanced by Tyr Ma vy Leonard Al Abbe Woh Kuss and M. Fl of the same committees will chair plans for the club annual Christmas dance on December 11.
Lang’s champion hound triumphs at Chicago show earning first place. Judge’s notes praise temperament and gait as handlers celebrate the win.
The board outlines a proposed rise in school costs and resources to support nine LO coordinations and a 2a plan. Officials aim to secure funding for programs, staffing, and facilities to meet projected needs and student support across districts.
A ship with thirty men aboard sent for aid off Santa Barbara near the San Pedro boundary after a vessel mishap. Three rescue parties faced a temporary crisis as a wave and flooding overwhelmed the hold. The vessel lay forty miles southwest of San Pedro as Hermes and Tiaca of the Coast Guard and the salvage boat Commissioner prepared to reach her by morning.
Fragmented death notices list Mrs Mar away at 2 pm and Mrs Vera Parser with survivors including Mrs Lydia Parker of Elyria. Also mentions Philip Kummich Wellington and Rummich family connections, funeral plans noted. Lucas dies in hospital. survivors include Gross, Izard, and Mary Jan Victor Bor.
Two traffic violators were fined after a check of Lorain Street 310 and Route. Joseph Petrh and Joseph Raymen were fined one dollar each for failing to step, reported by State Highway Patrolman Thomas W. Thomas. A separate incident details a skull fracture from a fall at 314 Lodi Street, and a fire involving an automobile engine near 12 West Avenue caused by a backfire igniting the gasoline line. firefighters contained the blaze.
A ship Wrath of the 5 eXoTtThR reported Ellsworth and pilot Herbert Hor Rearon safe at Bar of Whales isolat ed. they planned supply depots and a search voyage to the Bay of Whales after a Saturday takeoff from Dundee Island. Radio traffic indicated good weather upon departure, but no further word has come.
Lorain County school officials plan to propose revisions to high school standards at a monthly meeting held in Elyria. Superintendent C A Gibb Beh, announces the state Department of Education is studying revisions and asks boards to supply input and potential funding for updated textbooks and related changes.
An expeditionary flight in the fourth phase of a long voyage proceeds toward the Orient from Wake Island. The airborne party progresses across the Pacific with a clockwork pace, continuing a daring mid war era journey steeped in aviation history.
Three organizations continue negotiations with distributors while cooperating on the issue. Milk is sold under a temporary agreement that will expire November 3, signaling ongoing price and supply discussions and potential changes after that date.
In Cleveland and state proceedings, lawmakers discuss tax measures and the impact on local subdivisions. Opposition centers on new taxes and costs, while some support tax relief to aid rural areas. Agricultural prices and freight data appear, highlighting farm produce and grain markets amid a broader economic snapshot.
Professor Walrad and fellow speakers oppose broad income tax while advocating tax fairness by offsetting sales tax. They argue sales tax is most vicious and that farmers support paying taxes based on ability, not hit by sudden income tax. Other experts counter that income tax is needed to correct tax inequalities.
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