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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1932
Page
7
Radio listings for WGAR WTAM WHE NBC and others dated Tuesday November 2 clear in EST. Programs include Advance Symphony, Swanee Serenade, Amos n Andy, Earl and Ernie, Betty Boop, Duke orchestras and talk features. Concerned with station lineups, times and artist blocks across multiple networks and local channels.
Renowned evangelist Billy Sunday visits a Hollywood motion picture studio and encounters Mae West, famed stage and nightclub star. The elderly preacher stands with one foot on a beer keg as he speaks to a gathering of screen actors on a studio set, with Mrs Sunday nearby.
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Rail road reported October net operating income of 593,607, up from 302,356 in October 1951. The report appears amid a batch of intraday business notes and station programming listings from New York and other cities.
Loretta Young appears in the First National feature They Call It Sin premiering at the Capitol Theatre on Wednesday and Thursday. She joins sisters Polly Ann Young and Sally Blane in a leading feminine role regarded as the peak of her acting career.
Universal romantic film Steady Company about a virile truck driver who falls for a blonde telephone operator. He pursues fame and fortune through prizefighting to win her, presented as a boxing glove romance. Hollywood previews rate the picture highly.
A fragmented rail of radio programs and orchestral acts shows a schedule of performances by acts such as Betty and Bob, Radio Troubadours, Smackouts, Rhythmic Serenade, Song Fellows, Galtrecio’s Orchestra, Dromedary Caravan, Singing Lady and Little Orphan Annie, Uncle Bob Pierce, Talk of the Town, Lowell Thomas, Amos and Andy, The Mauician, Farr and Ernie, John Hart in Hollywood, Captain Diamond, The Royal Gypsy, Charlie Hamp, Sherlock Holmes Stores, Friendship Town to OU The Country Doctor, and more. Sign offs include Cab Calloway and Kahn’s Orchestra.
A speech by union leader Green urged bold action to cut the workday and workweek, vowing to pursue reforms through force if necessary. The union leaders backed a report calling for balancing production gains with more jobs, steady wages, and public welfare through disciplined labor policy.
A fragment urging the public to back a named program as the sole path to restoring prosperity in the country, calling on citizens generally to unite in support.
The United States Civil Service Commission announced a Civil Service examination for custodian service positions in Elyria. An open competitive exam will be held with applications due December 16 to the Cincinnati district manager. Vacancies include laborer at $1140 yearly, coal passer near that pay, and charwoman and charman at 50 cents per hour, with reinstatement or transfer possible.
Arthur Bauer reports a bee hive with about 75 pounds of honey was stolen from his property on Spruce Street. Police found the hive broken open, honey removed, and bees dead. the honey was last season’s and intended for winter use.
A car driven by Fred Strunk of 2613 19th Street Cleveland was badly damaged last night after striking a telephone pole on Root road, according to deputy sheriffs.
advertisement touts Kojene as a modern antiseptic prescription for sore throat relief with instant soothing effects after the first gargle. It claims to sweeten breath and reduce rawness, urging use at first sign of dryness to prevent hours of discomfort and possible illness, with availability at C. W. Phillips and other first class druggists.
Listing of real estate transfers including Estelle Silbert Matilda Mas son and Arthur T H Hosewater to John Shiely sublets 3 and 4 Center Ridge Heights Tadgeville Township Burns to Tra J Felon state superintendent of banks lost 78 79 Cleveland Street Amherst Sheift's deed to Elsie Sayings and Trust Company 50 on Butternut Ridge Road Eaton Township Sheriff's deed to Wailan Kat Bridgett Denham properties West Twenty first Street and Levington Street Lorain Luginda N Feakins and Jay Feakits to Zello FE Feanmines quitclaim farm deed to property South Prospect Street ChilIn Francis W Harrison and Laura S Harrison to Laura Cae nell one and three fourths acres on Belden Avon Road Ridgeville Alexander and Ida Dolinsky to Sadie Dolinsky quitclaim deed to property on Florence Avenue Avon Lake Midland Bank trustee to William Lutterman sublet 52 Spring Valley Subdivision Number Two Elyria Township Alexander and Elizabeth Sabo to Alexander Sabo property on West River Street Elyria
James Harris, arrested by police here and confined in county jail, was returned to the penitentiary yesterday for violation of his parole from the penitentiary.
A band of 63 hunger marchers plus local supporters left Dayton for Spring field and Columbus on the way to Washington to present relief demands before Congress. They traveled in four trucks and three cars and were fed and housed by the Salvation Army, with officials noting care for individuals rather than an organization. City and county authorities refused to provide meals after the group received shelter.
A person was sentenced in Lordir Municipal Court after actions at a Palvation ArmA meeting. The report notes disorderly conduct and references a release from county authorities.
Patricia Pearl Tripp, four, blue eyed, was abducted from the Hamlin Smith grandparents’ farm in Rennselaer Indiana after a stranger entered claiming to buy eggs. He produced a revolver and took the child on his lap before driving toward Chicago. Police lack clues to the kidnapper. the custody fight over Patricia had previously pitted her grandparents against her grand uncle and aunt August Johnson and wife.
London nov 29 the pound sterling fell to a new all time low reaching 3 16 3 4 dollars after sinking to 3 17 1 4 dollars the previous day as currency markets continued to weaken the dollar remained strong amid global financial uncertainty
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