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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1933
Page
8
Havana report says Cavalrymen patrolled streets and troops held machine guns at the presidential palace as a revolt against Grau Sun Mart government loomed. President San Martin waited until 2 15 AM to deter revolutionists, then left for home after saying no plot occurred. Guards accompanied his motor car as security measures echoed in the city.
A report by the International Society for Crippled Children totals 63,308 infantile paralysis cases in the United States over ten years, highlighting a drop last year. It lists yearly figures, Ohio state data, and compares national rankings with New York, California and Maryland leading. Canada reports 6,378 cases in the same decade.
News from the island reports new revolts and strikes, with major figures Benito Balan and Cecilio Rodriguez leading actions toward Oriente Province while forces gather along the Santa Clara Camaguey border. Blas Hernandez halted his campaign in Moron, and Havana sees a brief newspaper worker strike before a deadline for improved conditions.
In Burlington a basement blaze threatened a building until beer pumped from melted copper lines sprayed a first floor area, pouring foam onto the fire and stopping the flames. The accidental flow of beer created a resistive flood that doused the blaze.
In Mt. Jewett Pennsylvania Miss Lydia F Millard married Floyd S Boylan in a full ring ceremony at St. Margaret's Episcopal Church the first wedding since the church dedication in 1898 marking a 35 year span to August 1933.
Harrisburg reports that more than 106 million trees raised in State Forest nurseries have been planted on privately owned land in Pennsylvania since 1910, according to records of the Department of Forests and Waters.
Vice President John Nance Garner would be honored if the federal Public Works Administration approves a requested allotment. The dam would be built on the Frio River and would back up water over 40 000 acres of West Texas land.
A straightforward guarantee backed by the Gillette Safety Razor Company promises no risk for buyers. It asserts a positive commitment and full backing from the company to honor the guarantee.
From our files a 1908 note recalls Eugene V. Debs the Socialist teacher set to address Elyria on Tuesday en route to Cleveland with a platform talk from his car. Also noted is Biluria's ample lake water aiding drought affected Ohio towns and Oberlin football prep under coach Snyder and captain Houser expected to arrive.
Yesterday at the county superintendent FE C Sealen office the program was outlined for upcoming activities. An oratorical and reading contest under FY W Powers of Amherst, a spelling contest under C Masters, a music memory contest under S Kerr of Wellington, an athletic program under CS Webb of La Grange, and a school exhibit at the county fair under G J Mickelson assistant county superintendent were listed.
The Red Cross chapter reports Birria's relief target for the Porto Rico and Florida hurricane victims is 1275 dollars. The national drive seeks at least 5 million dollars across the country. Elyria's American Legion drum and bugle corps fund has accumulated over 1200 dollars with 6000 needed for the trip to the San Antonio convention.
Skippers of the twin tankers Irene W. Allen and Justine C. Allen share surnames but are not related. Irene was commanded by Captain George A. Carter and Justine by Captain R. N. Carter, at Fall River, Massachusetts.
Clark Maddox leads an all Elyria based orchestra in a winter engagement at a Columbus hotel, following a summer stint at Toledo Beach Michigan. The group will also appear at Lake Shore Hotel Lakewood on Saturday night September 23 broadcasting from WAIU Columbus.
A duck found in the Cold Spring on Hudson region yielded a placer gold artifact now part of the Field Museum collection. Frederick Blaschke retrieved the item and Turner Blaschke shared the find with Frederick J. W. Skit Hall, enriching the museum’s placer gold exhibits.
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