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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1930

Page

7

Time limit set for reading room papers in Stalybridge library

In Stalybridge England a 15 minute rule was imposed on newspaper use in the local public library reading room to curb horse racing fans monopolizing papers for long periods. In Croydon Edward Jomo Lane died of heart disease while driving a tram after collapsing at the controls. In London the Albert Memorial catalogue debunked the idea that Prince Albert holds the Bible, revealing the browsing catalogues of the Great Exhibition 1851.

Stalybridge Eng Croydon Surrey Edward Jomo Lane London Albert Memorial Kensington Gardens Prince Albert

Hurley backs staggered work hours to curb unemployment

Secretary of War Hurley proposes a staggered work week as a stopgap to unemployment. He announces the Mississippi flood control project adopting the system. Postmaster General Brown implements overtime suspension with substitutes to cover shifts. Commerce Secretary Jamont says Cabinet should consider the plan for private employers.

Washington Hurley Brown White House Secretary of Commerce Jamont

Matricide trial cites payroll cuts and job priority plans

The report notes proposed payroll reductions could save over 1 million yearly, with O’Connor’s policy guiding federal officials. Jobs for workers with families are prioritized, including Christmas post office hires. Federal data show slower autumn factory employment growth and mixed price trends, while canning and clothing rise. Freight car readings stay weak and department store sales rise about 30 percent. The piece mentions the ninth annual funeral directors convention in Atlanta and attendees including Welsh and Longacre.

O'Connor Lamont Navy Yards Federal Reserve Board National Funeral Directors’ Association Atlanta Georgia Welsh E. D. Longacre Medina

Unemployment Workroom Opens Under Woods at Commerce

Col Arthur Woods, organizer of federal unemployment activities, has taken an office beside Secretary Lamont as federal officials and private business leaders gather on the Commerce department’s seventh floor. Woods aims to publicize his first plan today, seek areas of acute unemployment from municipal groups, and rely on reliable figures like 3,490,000 unemployed for a basis while resisting direct federal relief funds.

Counal Col Arthur Woods Secretary of Commerce Lamont Commerce Department Hoover Woods Frances Penn New York Federal Treasury United States O’connor The Shipping Board

Elyrians Return From Convention

Two Elyrians Mr and Mrs E A Welsh of 202 West Bridge Street were among the 3900 persons from across the United States who attended the ferry convention event.

E A. Welsh West Bridge Street United States

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