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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1932

Page

10

Bright Spots In Business World

New York reports September had the smallest monthly business failures in a year. Washington notes a new high for show production in August at 30,717,769 pairs, up over July. Arkansas sees employment rise 3.12 percent and payrolls 6.4 percent in September. General Electric boosts Pittsfield oil furnaces output by 50 percent. Chicago Great Western plans to buy 300 box cars 200 gondolas and possibly 10 passenger locomotives. New England Power reports weekly power output up nearly 2 percent to 35,972,000 kilowatt hours.

Washington Schenectady N. Y General Electric Co Pittsfield J. J. Donovan Chicago Chicago Great Western Railroad Patrick H. Joyce Boston New England Power Association

Ingalls Attacks White's Policies in Ohio Campaign

Davis Linton Ingalls Republican candidate for governor denounces Governor White's policies at a Brookville rally in Dayton. He calls for a "new deal in politics," criticizes cigarette taxes over utility taxes, and promises state cost cuts exceeding 6 million dollars once elected, with no loss of government efficiency.

Dayton Herbert Hoover Abraham Lincoln Davis Linton Ingalls Brookville Ingalls White Ohio

Town Line Road Briefs Recap Local Social Activity

Elyria residents report a busy start to the week with committee meetings at the South Ridge home of Mrs New Norton Baus and Sunday dinners hosted by Mrs J H Delefield. Several guests attended including the Ernsts, Schuberts, Cook and Parrot families as well as Irma Spiegelberg and Miriam Fowl.

Elyria Townline Road Wiss Irma Spiegelberg New Lton Baus South Ridge J. H. Delefield Elizabeth Ernst E. C Schubert Oliver Delefield Frank Kerekes Loram Mass Marjorie Parrot Lima Irma Spiegelberg Valentine Cook William Cook Henry Delefield South Rides Miriam Fowl Irma Spegelberg J. F. Stein Lakewood M. J. Nuhn Lorain Lewis Spiegelbeis Milton Schlecter South Ridge Sunda H. Mackert Frank Justin Elyria John Mackert

Noted Speaker of Day to Speak at Oberlin Meeting

Dr Ira Landrith a famed Allied Forces leader and prohibition advocate will address a mass meeting for men women and youth in Oberlin at First Congregational church Friday October 7 at 4 p m The talk titled My Party Right Not Wrong or The Immortality of a Noble Experiment will cover residual aspects of the liquor issue and attract attendees from nearby communities

Ira Landrith Oberlin First Congregational Church Landrith

Brain disease linked to boy hanged for murder in Iowa

Joseph R. Attringer, executed last spring for killing a 12 year old, reportedly suffered from a brain disease that warranted psychiatric care instead of the gallows. Dr Andrew H Woods, head of the University of Iowa Psychopathic Hospital, completed a six month post mortem study and filed findings with the County Medical Association.

Iowa City Joseph R. Attringer Andrew H. Woods Woods Psychopathic Hospital University of Iowa County Medical Association

Laughlin Mill Reopens Employs About 400 Workers

On October 6 the Laughlin Sheet Mill of the Welding Steel Corporation reopened and about 400 men were again employed. It was expected that the Laughlin Tin Plate Plant of the United States would resume operations.

Martins Feery Laughlin Wheeling Steel Corporation United States

Steel Plant to Resume Operations Monday

Steel Corporation, idle for two months, will restart on Monday with 75 percent of its 1,400 workers returning. The report comes as other city items unfold in Dayton and Troy dispatches from Ohio.

Steel Corporation

Dayton Baptist Association Elects Leaders

The Dayton area Baptist association elected Rev. C. L. Seashores of First Baptist Dayton as Moderator succeeding Rev. C. S. Thun. Rev. B. W. Lawson of Springfield was chosen Vice Moderator Rollin B. Beck of Piqua named clerk, Paul Zim-

Permanent members named to province council

Trustees and religious leaders from the nea shores are named as permanent members in Kwapgst Province. Rev. Gamae Urbans, Leadle, and others are listed alongside Mermen and Chea with low practical tax implications noted.

Tou Nea Shores Gamae Urbans

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