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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1932

Page

10

Self Explanatory Facts On American Finance And Housing

The article argues that Americans have money to spend and are spending it on homes and home improvements. It cites higher mutual savings bank deposits, total savings, large life insurance, and substantial stock, gold, and car ownership as evidence of buying power. It endorses aggressive selling now to capitalize on the current economic mood.

America Mutual Savings Bank Britain United States U. S

Disarmament Stalemate Deepens as Germany Builds Up

The article reviews the Geneva disarmament talks's failure to curb armaments while Germany plans an immediate battleship buildup. It notes Germany's note to France, the Versailles treaty constraints, and Sir Arthur Henderson's view that decisive action is needed. It discusses options for a new deal or a revised treaty, with the United States urged to lead if a fresh accord is not reached.

Geneva Hoover Germany Kurt von Scheicher von Papen Paris Arthur Henderson Henderson United States

Up A Tree A waddling priority in wild duck flock

A humorous note discusses a pecking order among male and female ducks at a pond. It jokes about wealth and banking by imagining 10 000 dollar bills and changing money to 16 000 bills as a safety measure. It ends with a quip about earnings and education.

Amone Ihro

Everyday Religion and the Town's Laughs Come Together

An odd compilation mocks Sunday churchgoing alongside everyday faith and daily labor. The piece blends verse on religion with snippets about unemployment, a golf joke, and a nod to detectives tracking a swindler. It ends with a wry note on money, recognition, and being heard.

Births and anniversaries marked in historical notes

TODAY'S ANNIVERSARIES list several figures born across America and abroad, including Job Durfee of Rhode Island, Charles M. Walcot in England, and David R. Locke of New York. TODAY IN HISTORY recalls Seth Boyden’s patent leather work and the 1845 science association meeting in Philadelphia, with notable birthdays in Herbert Putnam and Eva Gauthier among others.

Job Durfee Rhode Island Tiverton R. I Charles M. Walcot England Philadelphia David R. Locke Petroleum Vesuvius Nasby Brooms Co N.Y Toledo Ohio aArthur Peterson Seth Boyden United States American Association For the Advancement of Science Rome Herbert Putnam Librarian of Congress New York Upton Sinclair Baltimore Eva Gauthier Ottawa Canada T. Wayland Vaughan California Jonesville Tex Charles A. Prosser Minneapolis New Albany Ind

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