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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1930
Page
4
Local editor Clare George reports a clipped page note from The Chronicle Telegram with no clear news events or readable detail. The fragment lists the paper’s name and editor but lacks actionable information for a full item.
The county discusses the tuberculosis sanatorium contract with focus on timely completion. The public criticizes secrecy in a county building session, urging open meetings and full public access to all discussions and decisions. The piece defends commissioners Rhoads and Peebles for favoring openness and warns that barring the public endangers trust and accountability.
A cultural look at souvenir hunting modes from fanatical fans to raucous crowds. The piece recalls Rudy Vallee fans prying vehicle parts and a New York crowd nearly harming Coste and Bellonte during their Paris to Dallas flight, with police overwhelmed as the fuselage is stripped.
Aishton outlines rail plan for drought relief with freight rate cuts on livestock hay feed and water. Eastern and western carriers implement reductions under Hoover administration guidance to aid farmers in drought areas, with tariffs filed to the Interstate Commerce Commission.
Highlights of historical anniversaries and birthdays for today. Figures include Moses Mendelssohn Marquis de Lafayette Catherine Beecher and Jane Addams with brief notes on their roles and origins. Also lists births of John Kendrick Arthur Train Canby and others and a short horoscope.
Washington reports that delegates from South America Canada Cuba and Mexico will attend the First Inter American Conference on Agriculture in Washington D C from September 20. The event aims to avoid controversy over tariff policies.
The assembly will study broad agricultural prospects in the Americas, including farm management, marketing, diseases, and credit systems, aiming to boost production and counter tariff barriers. It notes the importance of research and surveys for future development and highlights 1930 U S export figures for foodstuffs, meats, and grains.
Foreign trade in fresh fruits dropped sharply for the year ended June 30 1930 totaling 50 469 000 down from 71 663 000 in the prior twelve months. Apples led the decline shrinking by about 50 percent while fresh vegetables exported were higher in value than the 1923 59 period though potatoes fell.
Earl C Greenland born August 14 1895 in Cazenovia New York attended Cazenovia Seminary and Colgate University. He served in the U S Naval Reserve in 1918 1919 as Seaman 2nd class aboard S S Comanche and became Ensign in September 1918. He moved to Elyria in 1919 joined West Side Lumber & Coal and married Ruth E Persons in November 1929. He is a drummer in the Elyria Champion Drum Corps and a longtime Legionnaire with posts including past Commander and executive committee member.
A garbled item extols an invention tied to maritime peril and salvage with exaggerated imagery. It references a competition or award for tricky transportation and invites witnesses to report an assault to Larkspur 4979, asking for Clarence.
Dear Sophie, a mother asks about her daughter using the phrase I am a wise one and I know when to stop The answer notes the language resembles that used by punks and urges more reading and roaming to convince oneself that sudden stops are caused by bogus beginnings.
Roy, kidnapped near a Mississippi river bridge approach a week ago, was found after a struggle with a cigarette lighter and a crash. His captors had demanded $60,000. reports say they traveled through Illinois with the captive, but no ransom is confirmed.
ST. LOUIS report says John T. Sor a 65 year old gambler was kidnapped on August 25 and has been found. The item notes a London unearthed detail and comments on international telephone systems with Sweden praised and France criticized.
Elyria's store showcases violins cellos trumpets saxophones and more with expert guidance from nine Cleveland teachers. Also features electric washers wash tubs and accessories, hunting gear including guns shells and a Nashlight, peat moss for gardens and plumbing supplies with new stock and discounts.
The article announces the public release today of General Electric's new super heterodyne radio with screen grid tubes after twenty million dollars spent on radio research. It notes an ambitious fifty piece banjo band led by Fred Koons and encourages young people chosen for the ensemble to pursue music. General Electric sets are in stock and demonstrations are offered.
Local dealer announces Ever-Ready tubes with a strong four pillar construction. Elyria store invites customers to test a full set for their old radios and compare the improvements. Pricing matches RCA Cunningham and other established brands.
Mr. Gerald Frank is rapidly recovering from an operation for appendicitis last Sunday at Memorial Hospital.
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