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Newspaper
Geauga Republican Record
Location
Chardon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1952
Page
10
The piece argues that price and control limits distort supply and quality, citing beef markets and live cattle pricing. It notes OPS price ceilings and Defense Production Act changes, leading to a return of market dynamics and near record meat marketings. The moral urged is fewer arbitrary controls serve the public best.
The article lauds a national scrap drive led by the Scrap Iron and Steel Institute and the National Association of Waste Material Dealers. It highlights prolific steel output with no scrap-related losses in 1951, notes peak mill capacity, and urges industries and individuals to collect obsolete machinery, farm tools, and junked vehicles to sustain defense and civilian steel production through winter. It cites Edwin C. Barringer and Wright-Patterson Air Force salvage training as examples of cross‑sector cooperation.
Geauga County records show 67 drunken drivers jailed in 1941 with fines among the lowest in Northern Ohio. The Chardon Wet Wash laundry closed after sale to Painesville Laundry Co. Editor R. L. Denton leaves the Geauga Republican Record after 50 years, 40 as editor. The county fair won top Class D honors at Columbus. Snow drifts and a four foot snake were reported near Hampden and Burton respectively.
Uncle Sam invites workers and savers to join Payroll Savings or Bond-A-Month plans to build U S Defense Bonds. It promotes saving as common sense and highlights year end reflection on Defense Bond holdings.
A Chardon woman charged for running a stop sign is discussed in a letter to Editor John Gore. The author argues the village council must designate intersections by ordinance and cites prior cases affecting the verdict and village solicitor input.
A letter from Emanuel H. McGregor questions the legality of stop signs on city streets, noting they may be erected without authority except at state road intersections. It asks what legal advice Mayor Moats acted on when relieving a woman of her money.
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