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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1932
Page
5
County commissioners approve a 40 percent operating expense cut for 1933. Peebles and Rhoads argue the need for major savings while Murray favors a 20 percent reduction. A public hearing on October third will reveal opposing views and possible compromise to ease taxpayers’ burden.
A letter argues budget can be cut 40 percent by one side and 20 percent by another while county services stay intact. It urges officials to reorganize to reduce costs and pass savings to property owners as lower taxes, stressing government expense must match taxpayers’ ability to pay.
The ad touts a high speed machine producing 750 Chesterfield cigarettes per minute while stressing that the key to quality lies in tobacco selection, ageing, curing, and blending. It invites readers to try a package and mentions a radio program broadcast coast to coast, every night except Sunday.
In Salt Lake municipal course work, a drained lake produced 1600 golf balls. Caddies report most retrieved balls are non functional duds though two thirds of players hit into the lake. The hole stretches 190 yards from tee to cup with about 100 yards across water.
TODAY IN HISTORY lists notable births and deaths, including John Sevier first Tennessee governor born in Virginia and died near Fort Decatur Alabama, Isaac Hayne executed in Charleston, John England Roman Catholic bishop born in Ireland, William McGuffey author born in Pennsylvania, James Black founder of the Prohibition Party born in Pennsylvania, Victoria C W Martin reformer born in Ohio, and Thomas Mott Osborne prison reformer born in North Dakota. Also notes 1779 naval victory.
A fragment lists events: the Bonhomme Richard under Paul Jones captured the Serapis off English shores. 1869 the University of California opened at Berkeley. 1911 marks the birth of air mail in the United States. 1926 Gene Tunney defeated Jack Dempsey in Philadelphia to claim the world heavyweight title.
Walter Lippman a New York liberal leader and journalist born 43 years ago in New York. William R Leigh a New York artist born 66 years ago in Berkeley County West Virginia. Wayman Adams a New York portrait painter born 49 years ago in Muncie Indiana. Dr John W Withers dean of New York University School of Education born 64 years ago in Ben Lomond California. Major J MacIntosh Bell later nationally known Canadian ex-
An aged geologist mining engineer born in St Andrews Quebec reappears in Jodats Horoscope. The reading notes a spiritual nature with occult tastes and a habit of solitary study. It warns of melancholy risking recluse life but promises such mind can solve perplexing problems if controlled.
A new plan to aid the unemployed began in Boise. Sections of burned forest will be cleared and stumps cut into firewood. It is anticipated that over 5,000 cottIe will be collected for use this winter.
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