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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1935
Page
7
Publication header shows C Budnut t as president and Clare George as editor. The paper notes evening publication with Sunday omission and entry as second class matter at Elyria post office under act of 1873.
Governor Talmadge of Georgia seeks Supreme Court review to determine the legality of the Bankhead Cotton Control act. The state argues the quota and penalties render cotton production unmarketable, asking for permission to file suit as the federal state conflict broadens. The court fixes an early argument date, signaling a vital national‑state legal showdown.
Former Budget Director Lewis W. Douglas argues the Roosevelt plan overestimates revenue and underestimates costs. He notes revenues up to October 4 show only a modest rise over 1935- year figures and questions how expenses can decline while most operating costs rise. He calls for a critical reassessment of national finances in the pursuit of realism.
A 1934 auto fatality rise to 33 980 marks a new high. The United States News by David Lawrence contrasts wars deaths with auto tolls, calling highway carnage a national disgrace and urging strict licensing, speed limits, enforcement, and penalties for violators.
A group of relief clients hired to investigate tax delinquencies employed 1600 men at a cost to the government of about 195000 dollars. Their work has helped recover around 918000 dollars in delinquent taxes, yielding roughly five times the spent amount. The note praises efficient relief investments and hints at broader optimism for federal schemes.
A compendium of notable birthdays, anniversaries, and historic notes from October 1935. Includes Georges Danton and Adelaide Phillipps births, Thomas W. Keene and Charles W. Post obituaries, and references to political events and horoscopes. Chronicles figures from law, politics, and arts with dates and locations, plus Today’s Horoscope.
Mr and Mrs Li announce the birth of a baby daughter named Laura Azz at Wadsworth Hospital on October 21. Parents and family, including relatives from Elyria and Seville, celebrate the new arrival as community events and local notices mention ongoing 4-H and club activities in town.
Eaton and neighbors share reports of visits and gatherings. Families from Cleveland Elyria and Bar Village join relatives for picnics dinners and Sunday visits with the Rothel Austin and Nichols households. Members of the Ladies’ Society plan a pot luck event on October twenty fourth and travel by motor to Piedmont and nearby towns.
The East Oberlin church ladies meet in church parlors to plan for next year after the aut o market with a noon pot luck. Mary Underhill to Robert Dickinson wedding planned at the bird parents in Penfield. Neighborhood youths plan a Hallowe en social at the church Friday. Betty Waller Agnes Mitro and Margaret plan a Halloween party for Sunday School members at Margaret Hurst’s tonight. Visitors include Mrs Gar McRoberts and Mrs Brumby of Kipton with others visiting the Hewk home in Shelly and Mensfield.
Personal reminiscences and vignettes from a New York observer recounting encounters with public figures and places. References include W R Hearst, Einstein, Baruch, Landon, Edna Ferber, Jolson, Harriman, and Karl in a stream of anecdotes.
A collage of celebrity mentions and personal recollections from 1935 touches on performers Ogden Nash Gertrude Lawrence Noel Coward and John Barrymore in light verse and stage roles. It recalls wrestling crowds laughter and a chilling stormy night with a booming clock and a sherbet memory amid a Priscilla tea room scene.
A short critical note argues that propaganda cloaked as patriotism often serves authoritarian ends. It warns that leaders weaponize national loyalty to manipulate public opinion and justify power grabs.
A ten day limited offer invites owners of old radios to exchange for new 1936 console cabinets with free accessories including a chair lamp and a 53 piece dinner set. We provide a three day home trial, a 32 page Philco catalog, radio log, wave aerial, and an attractive down payment plan. Phone 2560 or visit 267 Broad Street Elsira Ohio to inspect models.
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