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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1934
Page
10
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A National Survey of Secondary Education published by the U S Department of the Interior highlights broad access to high school programs by 1980, with 46 6 percent of the relevant age group in public schools and higher when private schools are included. It notes urban favoritism, rising junior colleges, and growing enrollments across senior colleges, signaling strong educational advancement for youths.
An essay notes walking waning as Americans rush through cities and drive at 34 to 60 mph. An English visitor observes cars disrupt leisure, reducing quiet journeys and contemplative landscape experiences. Yet motoring offers its own thrills and matches walking’s pleasures in a fast paced era.
An investigating board headed by former War Secretary Baker finds the Army Air Corps overstaffed with senior officers lacking flying proficiency. Fifteen-year veterans will face an airborne test. those failing will move to ground roles or retire to prune dead wood, boost promotions, and raise morale.
Reports from Washington say the United States will stay aloof for now as the League of Nations proposes a new conciliation commission to end the Bolivia Paraguay conflict. Secretary Hull notes cooperation only if it proves helpful while sanctions on munitions show Washington’s effort to halt fighting.
A collage of marginal quips and jokes. A bystander recalls a man teaching his wife not to take risks. A peddler and a housewife feature in a blunt exchange about a honeymoon. An odd “police dog” remark and a secretary editor anecdote follow. Various light one liners and humor pieces.
Dr Walter Reiner of Western Clinis Hospital treated a construction worker for ear injury after a liquid poured into the ear to soothe pain. A large spider crawled from the ear during the procedure, alarming staff.
The text outlines Littleton's fourfold critique of Mitherton: an imposter, an overenthusiast, deceived by others, or misrepresented by his own claims. It argues Mitherton did not seek wealth, reputation, or power, and notes his life of devotion and sacrifice as evidence against him being a fraud. It ends with a prayer for faith and devotion.
Unclear fragments describe wartime sieges, demonstrations in New York City, and a Congress session ending. Mentions Maryland senator born there eight decades earlier, Dr Phony Garfield retired college president, and Rear Adm Cary T Grayson. References to universal military service debates in Japan.
Today in history notes anniversaries of Antoine Blanc first Archbishop of New Orleans born in France died in New Orleans June 7 1809 Orson Squire Fowler phrenologist born Cohoes New York died August 1887 Terry Hows historian born New Haven Conn died Columbus Ohio October 14 1821 Williams founder of Young Men’s Christian Quinine died November 6 184? Coppinger Indian fighter Spartan War born Ireland died 190? Theodore Thomas musician conductor born Germany died Chicago January 4 1805 Henry J Heinz founder Pittsburgh packing industry died Pittsburgh May 14 191? Bertheld Lauter anthropologist born Germany died Chicago September 18 1934 Also General Casimir Palas Polish Revolutionary War hero died today.
Today's birthdays list several prominent individuals including Marian Fiske Stone, Associate Justice of the U S Supreme Court, born in Ches terfield New Hampshire sixty two years ago. Norman S. Cuse, Rhode Island officials member born in Providence six years ago. George Slanson, Consul General at Tiarbin Bridgeport born years ago. Mrs Wranklin and others noted with birthplaces New York City Boston and Ciun jbride Mass. Also mentions Dr Joseph L France as a former figure.
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