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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1951
Page
14
A Gloucester column uses a spider and butterfly parable to argue on labor disputes and politics. It flatly labels Republicans as butterflies with privilege and Democrats as wageworkers, urging subsidies and high taxes to be resisted while promoting balance and world peace.
A columnist riffs on nature and society, arguing about biology and morality. The essay muses on Jesus and Paul, class conflict, and living creatures while noting past generations spraying trees to control birds and urging restraint amid ongoing disputes.
The speaker urges self examination and collective reform to end ongoing troubles. Emphasizes personal responsibility and a pledge to change behaviors for better outcomes.
Four Amherst Foursquare Gospel church members depart Amherst for L L F E Bible College in Los Angeles to begin fall term study. Fred Klingenmeier enters his senior year with graduation planned for June 1952. Bernice Baucom and Paul Buser start their second year. Eugene Baucom enters as a freshman. Paul Buser is the son of Rev and Mrs Daniel Buser, Amherst Foursquare pastor.
Elizabeth Toom reports from New York on Jean Lee, a female driving instructor who asserts women drive as well as men and often better. She operates a school with five male instructors and one female staffer, teaching precision driving to both genders and claiming many licensed motorists struggle to unlearn bad habits. Doctors and taxi drivers are cited as poor drivers, with women improving faster under her rules.
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