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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1932
Page
6
Directors of United States Steel Corporation ordered the regular quarterly dividend of 1.75 a share on preferred stock. They reported gains in production since July and an upward trend in the steel business, signaling confidence in the immediate future and expected broader economic upturn.
The city council selected O B Rankin as the Sixth Ward representative after a vote showing he had the majority support. Walter Kohn moved for a unanimous council vote, which was adopted, reflecting a constructive, united approach to city governance and urging continued harmony in addressing city problems.
W R Hopkins of Cleveland delivered a fact driven address before the Republican Boosters praising knowledge of history and economics. He contrasted President Hoover and Governor Roosevelt with measured, informal clarity urging voters to rely on solid facts and avoid spellbinders.
A fragmented note discusses seclusion fostering high genius and jokes that a man avoids marriage due to an undersized house. It mentions humanity growing more capable and a caricature about Remye and a trespasser in a brief, period voice.
A letter from Wilson R Augustine in Elyria argues that Hoover and Roosevelt show incompetence and that Norman Thomas the Socialist offers a serious alternative. He criticizes the major parties for socialist-leaning steps and urges readers to consider third party and localist ideas while denouncing the two main candidates.
Victor C. Reese argues both major parties overemphasize economy while failing to define practical policy. He calls for cessation of wasteful road and educational spending, warns against new taxes promising growth, and urges public thrift as the nation contends over spending and governance. He notes voters accept the economy motif but doubt actual budget restraint.
A dated roster highlights notable birthdays and death years of figures such as Georges J. Danton born 1759, Count von Moltke born 1800, Adelaide Phillips born 1843, Thomas M Bowen born 1835, Thomas W Keene born 1840, with death years including 1794 1891 1882 1906. The fragment lists further names and places but ends abruptly.
June headlines note Edward Harrigan born in 1846 and died 1911 while Arthur L. Sifton, born 1858, died January 21, 1921. Also: 1774 First Continental Congress dissolved after 52 days. 1902 Elizabeth Cady Stanton dies at 86. 1919 American Consular Agent W Jenkins transomed for 150000 from Mexican bandits.
Dr Max Mason president of the Rockefeller Foundation born in Madison Wisconsin fifty five years ago. George Gordon noted New York City resident born in North Carolina sixty four years ago. Dr John T Madden president of the Alexander Hamilton Institute born in Worcester Massachusetts fifty years ago. Doris Stevens Omaha Nebraska forty years ago. Dr Wallace B Denham Harvard dean born Rockland Massachusetts fifty five years ago. Dr Samuel P Baldwin Cleveland naturalist born there sixty four years ago. Henry B Warner actor born in England fifty five years ago. Jackie Coogan former child star born Los Angeles one year ago. Lord Sankey English statesman born sixty six years ago.
A 1930s style note compares vintage brakes to modern cars and cites rising auto fatalities over the last 15 years. It urges taking time to be safe and quotes a businessman who reflects on daily habit of saying yes and no to tasks.
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