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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1951
Page
5
Brannan noted the government backs basic crops at 90 percent of parity. Wheat parity for next year hinges on July 1, with current national average at 2.18 per bushel. If parity rises above 2.42 next July 1, the 90 percent support rises, but not below today’s average.
The official said the objective was to maintain abundance to play safe during the mobilization period, ensuring supplies both for domestic use and for export to friendly nations abroad. He emphasized cautious planning to avoid shortages as tensions rise.
The text describes an August born individual who faces life calmly and wisely. They avoid conflict, defend their rights quietly, and are often misunderstood as an easy mark. Honest, straightforward, and business minded, they value control of emotions and may attract opposite sex company.
A text discusses marriage and friendship as distinct compartments with loyalties that do not intrude between casual companionship and marital commitment. The fragment emphasizes separation of attitudes within partnerships.
A new Ohio law effective September 7 raises filing fees for various legal papers. The chattel mortgage recording fee increases from 30 to 50 cents, and the 15 cent mortgage cancellation fee is abolished. Photostat recording of deeds mortgages and documents stays 60 cents per page, while the 5 cent indexing fee is removed.
Seattle's Martha Wright replaces Mary Martin in South Pacific starting June 1. She is one of New York's better bicyclers and uses Central Park bike paths for training.
A history note recalls that President Taft's term ended in 1912 and Woodrow Wilson won the presidency, later securing re election in 1916.
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