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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1958
Page
10
Sports editor John Jackson faces a quip about players seeking 20 percent club income. The column imagines a CT Publisher Otto offering cash for a rising editor to join his team, while the Thierrys visit Elyria for a holiday pause. A stray finger injury to Deborah and local civic chatter close the item.
A wartime reminiscence dated December 6 1941 recounts a Saturday night at the Erie Dispatch when the narrator learns Pearl Harbor bombing news. The piece captures the shock of the declaration of war and the quick shift from rumor to reality as Japanese planes strike Pearl Harbor.
A Christmas Eve photography tip piece urges early planning for family shots. It advises readying camera and flood lights, positioning models and lights, and rehearsing an introductory scene near the Christmas tree to capture the first reactions and keep youngsters engaged.
A reflective feature notes aging as a resource for learning and teaching. It argues that late career experience enriches college instruction and broadens student understanding. The piece emphasizes purpose and usefulness as the educator leverages business background in higher education.
A long article reflects on the cancellation of the Morris Essex dog show at Palo Alto Field Amato Giraldo Farms in Madison New Jersey. It notes the show history since inception with over seven thousand dogs and half a million spectators, and highlights Mrs Geraldine Dodge and her humane work at St Huberts Giralda including new facilities and research library. The piece also mentions a gala dog world context and a scientific aside on sex control in animal offspring from Dr Manuel Gorden.
A brief note profiles Robert R Livingston born in New York City on November 27. It covers his roles as statesman diplomat and first New York chancellor who administered Washingtons oath and opposed Jeffersons era, plus his Louisiana purchase part in American expansion and collaboration with Robert Fulton on steam navigation. A local stamp club item mentions a December meeting with George Metcalf and Oberlin program.
A column by Harlan Miller shares Elyria Youth Council items and holiday plans. It notes the Public Kmas dance at EHS cafeteria with Hi-Lites, introduces Peppy Irma characters coming to life, describes the bicycle court judges and retirees, and highlights Christmas concerts, New Year plans, and student volunteer efforts.
In Cincinnati a man dubbed Crazy Willie Price uses a feigned insanity act to dodge military service, entangling a gang circle around Fifth and Central. His ruses include romance with Ella, travel to Kentucky, and a spree that ends with police detaining him as he resists his street persona.
NORWALK James W Bauerle an 11 year old Greenwich High School senior is charged with the arson slaying of his father Walter R a 34 Sept 22 He has been held in Huron County Jail since his arrest after confessing to the crime He was taken Thursday to the M A Hanna Levine hospital at University Hospital Cleveland for further psychiatric examinations on orders of Juvenile Court Judge Don J Young He will be returned at an early date
Seven new Indian Guide tribes have chosen names and chiefs and will soon receive charters. There are now 18 father-son tribes sponsored by the Erma YMCA. Chiefs listed include Claire Hurd Cascade Bill Tupper Chippewa Herb Rath Jolm Mohican Ray Sirks Pawnee Herb Behnke Ojibwa Roy Norris Mohawk Merlin Butler Black Crow. John W Donathan will present charters at the group’s birthday party on February 14.
Dr. F. J. Gottfried, superintendent of schools, and George B. Mirenberg assistant superintendent, attended the annual luncheon and business meeting of the Ohio Association of School Administrators at Hotel Cleveland at noon yesterday. The event accompanied the Ohio Education Association Convention, which closes today.
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