Federal aid to schools urged by Columbia dean
Dean William F Russell of Teachers College Columbia University argues for a large federal role in education as part of a public works package. He says 3 billion dollars should be allotted to public schools and state universities with immediate grants, while others warn that federal subsidization could undermine state control and carry long term costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Russell
Teachers’ College
Columbia University
Russell
Institute
Last Gold Star Pilgrimage Honors War Mothers
The 1929 law funded travel for Gold Star mothers and widows to visit battlefield graves in France. The Quartermaster Corps reports 6,674 used the program while 9,812 declined. Some bodies were exhumed for home burial where possible, but Flandersfield remained the focus for most. The nation celebrates the opportunity provided to honor fallen loved ones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Congress
Quartermaster Corps
Russia
Flandersfield
Self Reliance and Vocational Training Across Elites
The article argues that elite families in Hungary and other nations, including the United States, value vocational training for heirs. It suggests noble and aristocratic traditions of children learning trades prevent dependency amid economic shifts like market crashes. It contends such preparation aids resilience for the next generation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Nidren
The Silent Observer and Vignettes of Oddities
A fragmented collage of quirky observations and jokes, lampooning daily life and social quirks. It riffs on Florida land schemes, insect life, romantic fantasies, a morgue warning for reckless drivers, matrimony as a work state, gas prices, and quips about wit and money.
Resignations and civic plans in Elyria notes
Charles E. Tucker resigns as secretary to Elyria Chamber of Commerce after five years. A. R. Green of Cleveland is named successor. Proposals for a garbage disposal plant serving Elyria and Lorain are discussed by sanitary engineer Wagner. Ohio politics touch Elyria with State Senator J. Fourke seeking Republican Governor nomination.
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Elyria
Charles E. Tucker
Chamber of Commerce
A. R. Green
Cleveland
Bell Telephone
Lorain
Hears Wagner
Cincinnati
Elyria Telegram
Lorain County
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Freddie Smith
Elvrra Athletics
Boston Nationals
Columbus
J. Fourke
Repubcan
Ohio
Brookside
Sheffield Lake Village
A. R. Jones
Oberieh
Voice of the People letters insult local beer ban and law idea
In Elyria Ohio readers rail at city council for not restricting Sabbath beer sales arguing decency and safeguards for youth are vanishing. They accuse brewers and government of exploiting people for revenue and warn of a broader decline in moral standards. Columbia Station Ohio September 1933. Editor of the Elyria Chronicle Telegram. The second letter praises county fair turnout and critiques Ohio law sections missing references to 4 H clubs noting omissions in the legal text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citvr
Columbia Station
Ohio
Elyria Chronicle-Telegram
Lorain County
W. B. Richmond
County power to erect buildings questioned in agricultural society dealings
Alfred P Grills urges scrutiny of 9SS7 amended powers granted to county commissioners to build facilities for the agricultural society. He questions authority to fund and maintain year round structures, riding and horse activities, and large canvass purchases for private use. He recalls prior land title issues and urges taxpayers to seek full disclosure to avoid past record losses.
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Agricultural Society
Harnesd Horse Association
Riding Academy
Wight
Boots
Lorain Bridge
Alfred P. Grills
Be Still and See the Heavenly Vision in Mark Ninth
A church study reflecting on Mark 9 1 29 and 9 30 50 notes Peter's missteps amid the Mount of Transfiguration and urges silence before divine awe Then it warns against worldly distraction temptations and salacious literature urging a united church to awaken and reform to resist moral decline.
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Peter
Sacred Mount
Christ
Isaiah
Amos
Anniversaries and history notes from early years
TODAY IN HISTORY covers California admission in 1850 and New Mexico and Utah in 1840s. a moral sermon decries church corruption and worldly ties. notable birthdays listed include Galvant 1737 naturalists Leidy 1823 Coues 1842 Letfmann 1847 Lawson 1850 with death dates through 1930.
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Galvant
Joseph — Leidy
Philadelphia
Elliott Coues
Portsmouth
N.D
Baltimore
Henry Letfmann
Dee
Victor F. Lawson
Chicago
California
New Mexico
Utah
New Philco Radios Join Elyria Display and More
Fall season brings Philco radios with inclined boards and Lazy X remote control plus sound cabinets tuned for best room listening. Four 1924 models on display with others arriving next week. used units traded in, offering over a dozen makes to choose from. Also new Wear-Ever aluminum cookware stocks, jewelry for home, and hunting season notices with shell brands Remington and Super X. Sept 10 field day for Lotain Co. Game and Fish Assoc near Grafton, Sept 12 meeting announced.
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Philco
Elyria Radio
Philcos
Remington
Lotain Co. Game and Fish Association
Schneider's
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R. J. Scott
Laurence H.hart
Detroit
Mich
George Washington
U.S
Ameliy Lacloche
Paris
Central Pr
Chronicle-Telegram
Audit Bureau
Elgrit
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
J. Clare George
Cc. Hudnutt
Dally
Elty
Mal Dally
John TY. Cullen Company
Michigan Ave
New York
Fifth Ave
General Motors Ride
Florida
Mary McFooze
Snake« Run
Sallys
LaPorte
Lozan Gas Company
Sedar
High Street
Bulding
Firrta
Elyria City
Maple Heights
Ruserview Park
Tobresy
Barber
Pawtucket
Logie A. Thibeautell
Voice OF
THE
People
Golden Legion Bible Study
DUCO
Murphy Bros
Broad ST
Rae
Cary m
Church
Boston
Triestino
Wanda Street
LaGrange and
Oberlin
Bill Bartlett
Cleveland Street
Perry Court Springs
Lode
West River Streets
U. S
Canada
Pete
Quincy
Day’s Music Store
Aros
Wagner
Day’s Hardware
Hrund St
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