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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1950
Page
4
Dr. Jorge Valdeavellano told the Pan American conference on prevention of blindness that Peruvians are funded by beer consumption through a government aid program. He cited that the one sol tax on beer helps finance efforts to reduce blindness in Peru.
Marquis Childs surveys rising revolts in Asia, noting Huk insurgencies in the Philippines, Communist pressure in Indo China, and faltering Western aid. He warns Congress and the State Department about missed opportunities and the danger of clinging to past mistakes while urging concrete, tailored responses to stabilize Southeast Asia.
COLUMBUS The Ohio State Highway Patrol operates 39 posts connected by teletype radio radiotelegraph and telephones. Col George Mingle says the network is among the nation’s best and draws officials from other states and nations including Capt Rodolpho Assumpcao of Sao Paulo Brazil who trained with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police before visiting. The patrol carries extensive equipment in each vehicle and relies on a .351 caliber rifle developed by a Texas Ranger and later improved by the FBI for police use. The only complaint is the lack of a modern headquarters. funds.
Soa now Ohio boasts a top patrol largely housed in two converted Victorian homes with a shaky back porch. About 3,000 civic groups have heard patrolmen, trained in public speaking, lecture on highway safety. An auxiliary of 3,000 American Legion members undergoes six hours of training monthly for emergencies. A lighting bill in Richmond resulted in a $75 fine or 20 days jail for a false alarm. In Rumford Scouts found a man sleeping under the judge’s desk. police removed him and charged him with drunkenness when he returned the next day.
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