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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1952
Page
8
The article profiles Peck, an self taught artist living in Elyria for eight years after WWII. He paints in oils pastels watercolors and ink, works commercially, and created a Christ painting for Kalkaska church. He develops art during disability and plans to finish his own house on Parmalee avenue.
Mexico is declared free of foot-and-mouth disease ending import bans on cattle sheep swine and related meats from Mexico. Quarantine lines within Mexico are removed and the joint commission is abolished though a small U S Mexico team will continue limited inspections under new oversight.
B F Goodrich engineers unveil a tube less planter tire for corn and cotton implements. The V shaped tread and high shoulders press soil evenly around seeds, reducing sideslip on hills and aiding germination with a uniform planting depth across typical soil conditions.
A plant scientist of the US Department of Agriculture predicts major improvements in soybeans with disease resistant varieties. Some new types will fit areas where soybeans are not yet grown commercially. Seed quality and seed-holding ability are key factors in the new strains tested in the South, where they outperformed Ogden, a dominant regional variety grown on about 1.2 million acres.
Acme Grange sets a Christmas party for December 16 at 8 p.m. with a 25 cent gift exchange and labeled gifts. The Grange also announces a December 20 dance at the high school with Chuck Hruska's orchestra, a December 31 New Year’s Eve dance, and officer installations on New Year’s Day.
Manchester Illinois news notes Betty Thompson becomes the first student at P Bulee and Burton Seminary to harvest a deer this season marking another year of early hunting success.
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