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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1949
Page
7
Stratford Conn. pilot EO Thompson on the Sisorsey S-52-2 heliocopter set 129.036 mph on four passes at Cleveland airport, beating the British record of 124.3 mph and aiming to establish an official mark by exceeding the prior 497 mph standard, with officials noting a recheck may occur.
The protest action tied up traffic on several routes in the Cleveland area early today, with two of three roads reopening by mid morning. Officials from the CARETS group said a meeting was arranged in Columbus to discuss the road dispute and the highway department and attorney general were involved. Trucks carrying perishables were allowed to move as the standoff concluded.
Riverside Center hosts a Punch and Judy party apron raffle on Friday evening. Admission is 50 cents, with Steady -Hmbers listed as organizers.
Lorain County Board of Elections confirms polling places for the upcoming primary, retaining the 23 locations from last fall. Permanent addresses help store machines between elections and keep voters at consistent sites each year.
Amherst announces Naegele hired to replace Mrs Choate as English teacher for next season. Mayors fined for license violations. Ebbs to guest conduct Spring Band Concert at the high school on May 6. Special German services at Amherst Foursquare Church with German drama and group singing. Bake sale by Pack 394 at Kuss Drug. Married Couples class dinners and projector demonstrations at St Peters church. Mary Martha party date changed to March 19 for Congregational ladies and mothers.
The item lists travel by Sue and her husband to Denmark after the war, notes musicians and a Wellington band concert with Miss Sarah Miner directing, and mentions students and car trips to perform at Amherst and Norwalk District Music Contest. It adds updates on rural agents and a Ridgeville Sewers club election of Rita Cummins as president.
In Columbus the Ohio House voted 74 to 56 to lay on the table the initiated petition to permit colored oleo production and sale. A motion to reconsider within the day was filed by Rep Paul Hinkie. If not reconsidered, proponents plan to place the issue on the November ballot via 90,000 signatures.
Rebbi Emanuel Gamoran of the Union of American Hebrew Congregations will give two lectures on Judaism at Oberlin on May 5. The theme is Jewish Values and Jewish Educator with talks on Values and Traditions at 4 30 pm and Customs and Ceremonies Modern Approach at 7 30 pm.
Friday at Elyria library lists several new titles across genres. Notable items include psychology and labor law texts from university presses, crime fiction by Stout, and child development guides from U S agencies.
Argentina buzzes as an American film company plans a feature production there based on a notable figure or theme. The report mentions interest in bringing a major cinematic work to the region, signaling cross country collaboration and potential cultural impact.
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