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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1935
Page
7
Chronice Telegram reports a Ridgeville ambulance scene where sirens drew crowds to the emergency door. Authorities fear running across driveways could spark a fatal accident as several children narrowly avoided ambulances. no injuries reported at press time but risk remains if adults and children repeat the stunt.
Governor Davey cites Nebraska as a model for funds to run state government with minimal taxation. A New York Herald Tribune by W. E. Christensen notes Nebraska’s debt free capital, strong highways, and light state taxes averaging under two mills for a decade. County debt totals were low, with Douglas County bearing most. Ohio should study Nebraska’s efficiency and lack of sales or nuisance taxes.
A national editorial argues war affects all nations and calls for cautious U.S. neutrality. It critiques simple bans on war supplies, notes Canada’s wheat stance as a parallel, and urges moral support for efforts to avert conflict in the Ethiopia crisis.
The Philadelphia Inquirer notes Mussolini’s costly war requires new loans and tighter taxes as Italy, burdened by debt, struggles to fund campaigns and maintain solvency. Rising costs threaten inflation and internal stability, raising questions about East Africa aggression and League resistance.
A fragmented annals page lists anniversaries and notable births and deaths. Entries mention Jona Marsal a justice figure from Virginia, William E Burton a New York comic and author, Henry A Barrum a New York private, and other varied historical notes. It includes references to storms, market events, and birthdays of Geo. H. Clarendon and tobacco manufacturer Join Cayo Williams, among scattered archival items.
In Sept 24 New York Day by Day, O C McIntyre sketches Amon G Carter as a famed Texan publisher influencing New York society. He notes banter with comedians, salutes by cops, and social rounds with Rogers and others, while detailing hotels, dog-friendly spots, and Park Avenue slumming scenes. References to celebrities and venues frame a vivid, bustling portrait of city life.
The reading highlights a forceful, aggressive mindset ready to argue on slight provocation. It notes strong executive ambition but warns this may hinder collaboration, risking enmity.
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