Story of Co B World War II reunion notes
Chronicle Telegram reprints Captain Hultz diary notes on Elyria's Company B from World War I. The series recalls march to France, hardships, and sacrifices as shells fell and lives were risked. A reunion banquet for Co B is planned for November 11.
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Chronicle- Telegram
R. EB. Hultz
Company B
Elyria
Hultz
France
Co. B
Deposits must be made available in banks debate
A Cleveland News suggested plan to have the RFC buy government bonds, exchange them for bank assets, and issue currency to pay depositors. Congressman William L. Fiesinger of Ohio favors action to release deposits quickly to aid recovery, speed up sales of goods, and improve bank liquidity nationwide.
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William L. Fiesinger
Ohio
Washington
Sandusky
Fiesinger
Cleveland News
War Debts Stalemate As December Payment Looms
U S faces stalled talks on postwar debts as 50 million pounds in installments miss a 90 day deferral notice. Washington notes token payments may signal acceptance of claims. seven defaulters gave no pledge for new talks. Total due December 15 reaches 309 million dollars, with 100 million in principal and interest outstanding.
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United States
Atlantic
Washington
Europe
America
Roosevelt
Debts Owed by Nations and Notable Figures Noted
Great Britain owes 620,765 with France at 82,200,025 and Italy 14,079,345. No near payment, rising defaulters likely, but risk of delaying settlement. Calls for a decisive move toward a fair, permanent debts settlement. Mentions navy rotary, and profiles Dr. John Erskine, Frank H. Hitchcock, Prof. Robert H. Goddard, Louis Betts.
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Great Britain
France
Italy
Rotary
Navy
Marine Corps
Morristown
N. J
John Erskine
Juillard School of Music
Columbia University
New York
Frank H. Hitchcock
Taft
Amherst
Ohio
Robert H. Goddard
Clark University
Mass
Worcester
Louis Betts
New York City
Little
Reader defends fair grounds records in Chronicle Telegram letter
W B Richmond defends Lorain County Agricultural Society records against Alfred Grills. He clarifies sections on state aid, 4 H and junior clubs, fair board rentals, and deed custody. Richmond notes county commissioners do not manage fair grounds title or rentals, deeds reside with the fair board, and the mortgage covers 31 acres with a replacement value near $75,000.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Alfred P. Grills
Voice of the People
Grills
Wellington
Lorain
Harness Horse Association
Riding Academy
Fair Board
Elstia Riding Club
Pr. E
Lorain County Agricultural Society
Larain County Fair
W. BL R'Chmond
Sec
Anniversaries and Today in History Highlights
A compact list of anniversaries and historic birthdays. Notable figures include Jonathan Edwards Denis Diderot Lewis G Clark Chester A Arthur Edward L Trudeau Tay Parker O Connor Tecumseh Frank James Pangborn and Herndon. Also notes Portsmouth Gazette and a 1931 West Coast to Wenatchee flight. Michael Latrobe is listed among today’s birthdays.
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Jonathan Edwards
Northampton
Mass
East Whodsor
Conn
Princeton
N. J
Denis Diderot
Lewis G. Clark
New York Magazine
Otisco
Piermont
Willis G. Clark
Philadelphia
Chester A. Arthur
Fairfield
New York
Edward L. Trudeau
Adirondack, N. Y
America
New York City
Saranac Lake
N. Y
Thomas P
Tay Par'’) O’connor
London
Portsmouth
N. H
Thames River
Ontario
Frank James
Jesse
Pangborn and Herndon
Japan
U. S
Pacific
Wenatchee, Wash
Golden Legion Bible Study and Historical Notices
A historical clipping reflects on Luke 4 31 44 and the authority of Jesus as vs. the scribe s and Pharisees with a call to possess the Holy Spirit. It lists Cameron Morrison and Louise Dresser as born dates and notes Today s horoscope predicting frivolity and improvidence tied to early training.
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Jesus
Rock, Ark
Cameron Morrison
U. S
North Carolina
Richmond Co
N. C
Louise Dresser
Evansville
Ind
English Law and Freedom in a Paradox of Authority
A brief meditation on the English legal tradition. It contrasts a personal claim to absolute liberty with the obligation to extend that liberty to all who share the law, hinting at the tension between individual rights and communal obligation.
If you give money spend your self with it
A concise reflection on personal spending and virtue attributed to Thoreau, urging mindful use of wealth and self in generosity. The phrase emphasizes spending with integrity rather than merely giving money away.
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Thoreau
Philco
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