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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1934
Page
7
The author argues that without Thanksgiving America would lack a yearly reckoning of gratitude. He recalls the Pilgrims facing disease and hardship yet choosing freedom, turning pain into a surplus of good. He says modern America endures a tough year but can still adopt their spirit, keeping spiritual values and sacrifices central to the holiday.
Brooklyn police report a flawless August raid on an ice plant by seven to 72 bandits using machine guns and revolvers to seize $427,000 from an armored truck. They fled by speedboat to the waterfront, leaving no clues. One arrest is reported and police say the case will soon be solved, hailed as a remarkable feat by criminals and a high order of police work.
Senator Genta Norris, allied with the president on many New Deal policies, warns Democratic leaders not to be drunk with power. He casts light on party struggles, notes Republican opposition, and hints he may oppose Democrats if their course continues.
The Dionne parents say the quintuplets should lead their own lives, a wise stance amid the challenge of guiding five young daughters. Parents of one child struggle to manage offspring, and handling five is far more daunting in this era of self expression.
A scattered column mixes with jokes and social quips about politics, money, and daily life. It mentions debates on silver dollars, taxes, and civic concerns, with anecdotes about farmers, housemaids, and a judge’s quip about life penal servitude. The piece captures a 1930s humor tone with varied vignettes and social commentary.
Today’s anniversaries mark births and deaths of figures across ages. William Blake, Nathan Lord, Lawrence Co Branch, Anton Rubinstein, John W Mackay, John M Hyatt are noted with birthplaces, careers and death dates, spanning English mysticism to Californian mining and New Jersey invention.
Lindtes M Garrion a New Jersey lawyer who served as secretary of war under President Wilson was born in Camden and died on October 19, 1932.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a Nebraska born at Running Water named Edward Burke aged about 80 years, described as senator-elect. Additional lines mention Frederic Ant of Ruffaio NY as a noted worker, but the text is garbled and incomplete.
The excerpt reflects Paul’s farewell to the Ephesian elders from Acts 20 19 27 emphasizing tenderness humility and love. It portrays Paul preaching publicly from house to house supporting himself and his companions while anticipating bonds and afflictions. The message urges shepherding the flock and personal soul care as essential to effective Christian work.
A monster killer whale in the Iroquois Passage near Sydney attacked a small pet dog owned by Captain John Reid. The dog was swimming when the whale rose and darted toward it, but Reid spotted the danger and cried out, saving the dog from harm.
New Bedford area brief lists Joan Barrett of Vermont and New York as a noted counselor in international affairs born in Graf ton Vermont sixty eight years ago. Edwin P Morrow of Kentucky, ex governor and Railway Mediation Board member, born Somerset Kentucky sixty eight years ago. David Warfield of New York actor born San Francisco eight years ago. Genevieve Tazeard of Burlington Vermont born Wabtsburg Washington nine years ago. Swazal Sherley, former Kentucky congressman, born Louisville sixty three years ago. Todays Horoscope notes ambitions toward scientific research with a practical mind and alertness against imposition of others rewards.
Official count certified by Secretary of State George S Myers shows Vic Donahey Dy defeating Simon D Fess for U S Senate by 487138 votes. Martin L Davey beats Clarence J Brown for governor by 65376 with 1118257 to 1052851 votes. Various state and federal offices and two constitutional amendments are listed with final tallies.
Canada's famed reindeer herd will begin the final leg of an extraordinary trek from Alaska to the Mackenzie River mouth as winter arrives. The herd, two strong, plans to cover vast Arctic terrain in the approach to cold season.
A 65th year instructor in Isbo recalls hosting Alton Rubenstein for a two hour legato piano lesson at her home after he was stranded in town. The great pianist chewed her for a misplayed piece, promised to return, and the incident prompted a church reprieve frame. Separately, a Canadian government herd moved from Nome Alaska toward the Mackenzie river region to the new grazing ground, under Seattle’s Andrew Bahr in 1900.
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