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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1962

Page

6

Auto insurance premiums up 58 percent in 10 years

The Insurance Information Institute reports automo bile insurance premiums rose nearly 58 percent over ten years to 5.9 billion dollars. The booklet cites rising accident frequency repair costs and higher claim awards as key factors behind higher rates.

New York UPI Insurance Information Institute Institute Association of Casualty and Surety Companies New York State

Washington baseball woes blamed for economy photo

A columnist jokes that economic stagnation in Washington is blamed on confidence in Congress and Estes while proposing a staged stance by Kennedy at the stadium. He quips that the city’s baseball club shows a no win policy and muzzled hitters causing broader market jitters and historic slumps.

Congress Billie Sol Estes Peter Lawford Frank Sinatra Washington Folow U.S Franklin Pierce Chester A. Arthur Treasury Franklin D. Roosevelt Kennedy Yankees Twins Angels Orioles Indians White Sox Tigers Red Sox Athletics

Butterfly Diet Question

The article notes that a butterfly’s sole digestible food is sugar. It discusses nectar as its primary sugar source and explains how sugar fuels flight and metabolism in butterflies.

Dobrynin presses for Berlin talks amid tension

Soviet Ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin demanded a 24 hour appointment and met with Secretary Rusk for 23 minutes in a session described as routine. Officials doubted any breakthrough, noting Moscow rejects Berlin relief proposals and shows little interest in deputy-led talks, while Kremlin space achievements fuel diplomatic pressure.

Anatoly Dobrynin Dean Rusk Nyers Dobrynin Moscow Berlin Mr. Rusk Berlin Wall East Germany State Department Italy

Sunset club dominates 4-H Saddle Horse show

Forty-three horses competed at the Erie County Fair 4-H Saddle Horse contest. Sunset Saddle Club captured 15 of 23 winners, with Lake Shore Club earning five honors. Jerry Baumgardner of Monroeville won Saddle Horse Horsemanship, followed by John Schuh, Berlin Heights, and Dick Galloway, Sandusky, in the top five. Janice Francis led Halter and Showmanship, with multiple riders from Bellevue and Berlin Heights placing in Showmanship.

Sandusky Erie Coun Ty Fair Sunset Saddle Club Erie County Lake Shore Club Jerry Baumgardner Monroeville John Schuh Berlin Heights Dick Galloway Ralph Tommas Bob Dietz Steve Brunow Dick Dietz Joyce Schuster Milan Ronald Miller Terry Lieb Huron Janice Francis Sharon Francis Bellevue Mary Lamb Jacques Scheid Rural Berlin Heights Kay Lightfoot Connie Tommas Becky Hast Larry Wilodarsky

Baker's Dozen Pinochle Club to Meet September Thirteenth

GRAFTON The Baker's Dozen Pinochle Club will meet at 8 p.m. at Mrs. Forrest Hornbeck's home on Grafton Road. Hostess for August was Mrs. Russell Fulton as decorations featured roses. First prize and traveling prize went to Mrs. Norman Thome with Mrs. Rudolph Neuman taking the consolation prize.

Grafton Forrest Hornbeck Grafton Rd Russell Fulton Norman Thome Rudolph Neuman

Lorain port cash sliced in House plan for 1963

The House Appropriations Committee recommended a 1963 appropriation of 3 million dollars for Lorain harbor improvements, 300 thousand less than asked. The reduction shifts 300 thousand to 1964 as talks on a railroad bridge delay. Also funded were 2 million for Sandusky harbor, 85 thousand for Great Lakes water level study, and 340 thousand for coast studies of Lake Erie.

Charles A. Mosher Corps of Engineers Corps Nickel Plate Railroad Mosher Lorain Sandusky Harbor

Haber Road bridge bids received in Vermilion Township

Erie County commissioners opened price quotations from two suppliers for reinforced concrete beams on the Haber Road bridge replacement project in Vermilion Township. They decided to request sealed bids and will have county highway workers perform most installation work under force account.

Sandusky Erie County Vermilion Township M. W. Bechberger

Drug shows potential to reduce skin oiliness and acne

COLORADO SPRINGS Colo Tests on 16 epiestriol 2 allyl ether a drug related to the female sex hormone indicate it can suppress skin oiliness and alleviate acne.

Colorado Springs, Col

No corn in beef tale explains corned beef name

Washington reports that the term corned beef derives from corn sized salt grains used in curing. The piece notes a misperception about corn in the meat and clarifies the historical naming origin.

Washington

Italy Embraces Prosperity Changing Daily Life

Rome reports a swift shift as Italy adopts American style wealth and consumption. Growth in television use and supermarkets transforms shopping, leisure, and travel. More families own cars and electric appliances, while social life centers less on markets and more on speed and variety.

Rome UPI Italy America United States

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