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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1939
Page
10
The Elyria Ohio State Employment Service reports the busiest month since opening last January with more men and women placed in jobs. A skilled-work shortage forced two outside workers into the district this week due to no qualified local applicants. Employers increasingly seek unmarried women 21 plus.
Prof Walter B Pitkin, director of the American Movement, will broadcast from New York City at 9 45 PM September 28 on Who Says We Can't Stay Out. Arrangements target a national hookup to discuss American neutrality amid the European conflict, announced by J E Neuger, movement business agent.
Lawrence Lanashire notes multiple farm land positions remain vacant due to few applicants, while he believes the rising number of placements signals an uptick in Elyria’s business activity.
Charles B. Driscoll describes his daughter Pat's plan to enter the University of Arizona as a freshman. He recalls watching sunlit deserts from a plane, the pull of the West against New York's bustle, and meeting Bethlehem Steel executive Mr Rupke and his family during travel. The piece captures the cross-country shift and family dynamics as they head toward Tucson.
A travel moment in New York describes mis-spelled baggage tags reading Tuscan Ariz as a clue to Tucson. A traveler recalls meeting locals and a university student moving west while a airport attendant offers a bridge to a Tucson fraternity lawyer for introductions.
A narrator recalls a young woman named Catherine enduring her first journey into the hinterlands. The voyage travels from Washington to Fort Worth amid darkness and rain as her mother hopes she remains safe and comfortable on the rocking ship.
In Essex England a court ruled that the film I was a Captive in Naz Germany may be exhibited only after all scenes depicting Hitler are removed, limiting content to prevent direct Hitler portrayal. The decision centers on safeguarding local standards while permitting the documentary to screen.
State examiner rules that Oberlin County Children’s Home may not own or operate a school bus for transporting pupils. Superintendent Orlando Shilts said the home was informed of the ruling and will seek board discussion at the next trustees meeting.
Two 14 year olds who stole a car were sent by a probation officer to a detention home in Southern California. They disagreed with the place and the meals so they left, hitchhiked, and headed back to Chico to confront the probation officer.
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