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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1937

Page

15

Lorain County Fair Opens as 91st Annual Event Begins

Lorain County's ninety first annual fair opens today with Elyria hosting visitors from across the county and beyond. Exhibits showcase local produce and crafts while crowds enjoy entertainment and educational displays. The fair, described as the biggest in years, aims to bridge city and rural residents through shared experience and commerce.

Lorain County Elyria Lorain

Elyria Safety Patrols Help Children Walk Safely

Hundreds of Elyria mothers and fathers feel relief as Schoolboy Safety Patrols guide children to and from school. The patrols stop traffic for kids and remind motorists to be cautious, turning a shared duty into a valued community honor and responsibility.

Elyria Safety Patrol

Island in the Sky Uncovered Above Grand Canyon Temple

Four scientists and five packers reached the summit of Shiva Temple in the Grand Canyon to reveal an island of about 275 acres atop the cliff. They found deer tracks and shed horns but no water, suggesting long isolation. The discovery blends science with the appeal of lost continents and undiscovered lands.

United States Grand Canyon Colorado River

Lifelong education recognized by court ruling

A court awards a life beyond formal schooling for a trust fund used for a 15 year old's education. The judge cites Plato and Newman noting education spans life and social experience. The piece weaves reflections on true education, Roosevelt’s contract notes, and remarks on talent and society.

Plato Solon Cardinal Newman Webster

Today's Historic Anniversaries and Birthdays

A compact historical snippet lists anniversaries and births: Savonarola born 1452 and died 1498, James Jackson born 1857, Carter L. Stevenson born 1817, Charles J. Little born 1855, Samuel Rea born 1840, Clark Howell born 1865, Herman Bernstein born 1876. Also notes on early newspapers, milestones, and horoscopes with various dates and figures. Today in history covers Philadelphia newspapers, the French Republic, and notable events through 1931, plus stars and birthdays of public figures like Mrs. James Roosevelt and Henry Stimson.

Savonarola James Jackson Georgia Yazoo England Carter L. Stevenson Fredericksburg Caroline Co. Va Charles J. Little Chicago Garrett Bible Institute Philadelphia Samuel Rea Pennsylvania Railway Hollidaysburg Clark Howell Atlanta, Ga. Constitution Barnwell Co

Ohio Highway Patrol Becomes Seventh Largest In U S

Columbus Ohio Sept 721 Ohio's highway patrol formed four years ago with 60 men now ranks among the largest state police agencies in the country. The force has 170 officers plus 25 radio operators and 25 clerks with five radio stations statewide and local posts. A 95 man expansion was authorized but funding not yet allocated. Only six states have larger forces.

Columbus. O Ohio Highway Patrol Columbus Massalon Wilmington Findlay Cambridge California Ilinois Massachusetts New Jersey New York Col. Black East Broad Street Ohio State University Black John Jaster Federal Communications Commission

Bible Readings And Meditations And Publicans And Sinners

The text recounts Jesus calling Matthew the publican and dining with tax collectors and sinners, provoking Pharisee criticism yet underscoring the gospel's call to repentance. It also describes Ohio patrol expansion, new laws on recovered property, reporting signs of violence, and radio system innovations with unit and signal designations.

Matthew Jesus Palestine Zaccheus

Ohio highway patrol limited by state law enforcement scope

The Ohio patrol can only enforce state traffic laws and cannot perform general policing. Colonel Lynn Black, head of the patrol, argues this limited jurisdiction hinders crime intervention and plans to seek expanded powers to allow broader authority until local authorities arrive.

Pennsylvania Ohio Lynn Black

Signals and radio use in early police patrols outlined

The piece details patrol signals like Signal 21 and 86 for road blocks, 10 to 49 call codes, and how patrols report to HQ or district offices. It notes 1596 holocycles transmitting around 65 miles with 583 tuned receivers including 69 squad cars and 64 motorcycles, and Black’s hope for two way radios though current sets cover about 40 miles.

Police Department

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