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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1952
Page
9
The Elyria Rotary Club met at the Y M C A on Tuesday noon and voted to raise annual dues from $32 to $40 and the initiation fee from $20 to $30. The action was taken at the club meeting.
The 86 members voted. Forty nine approved the increase with seven against. Funds total 2174.84 dollars with 399.84 in cash and 1775 in bonds. The scholarship fund loans college juniors and seniors with interest after graduation. The fund has not been used recently due to GI Bill eligibility.
Republican Fred M. Alger Jr. formally concedes to Gov. G. Mennen Williams in Detroit and ends a partial statewide recount. Williams leads by about 8 618 votes in official canvass, 10 718 in recount. The Senate race between Potter and Moody remains unresolved awaiting possible Senate scrutiny. Yemen orders all radio sets registered signaling potential tax move.
Washington reports that among over 100000 federal employees in Ohio most hold civil service protection, limiting patronage openings. Senators Taft and Bricker have received hundreds of job requests, but the number available appears very limited.
A Fort Worth man told Detectives Paul Jones and Marvin Fletcher he stole a tractor trailer because he could not make a living after withholding taxes and other deductions. He sought an expense free term in prison.
Before World War II Italy relied heavily on imports for energy resources. It imported more than five times as much coal and nearly 120 times as much crude oil as it produced domestically, highlighting its fuel dependence.
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