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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1949
Page
3
Fixed up guidance on piano maintenance from The George Matthew Adams Service dated 1949. Recommends damp chamois for finish, warm soapy water for dirty surfaces, dry polish, alcohol and chalk for ivory keys, damp cloths for plastic keys, and warns against drafts radiators moisture and Sunlight. Encourages readers to send home repair problems for publication.
The kaleidoscope, a familiar toy for children, also serves practical design goals. Designers explore new carpet, wallpaper, and brick patterns by rotating the rotating glass instrument.
Flint Michigan report states a four year old Holstein cow named Minnow Creek Eden Forbes K Merkley topped the world milk production title by yielding 35,240 pounds in a year after milking three times daily. The prior record of 35,207 pounds was held by a Wisconsin Holstein.
In Dayton the NLRB opens a hearing to decide if a bargaining election will be held for 26,000 General Motors electrical workers after the UE called off its court fight to block such elections. The IUE CIO petitioned for representation at GM plants, with 20,000 workers at Frigidaire and Delco involved. The UE previously sought a permanent injunction and withdrew the request.
In Washington a heated session prompted calls to fire NLRB general counsel Robert N. Denham. The CIO IUE was formed after UE's expulsion from CIO. Since then, both unions have fought for the right to represent workers in plants where UE holds contracts.
The listing notes an AU radio program featuring Tom Mix and Lum and Abner, describing a mixed program lineup. It highlights performers and a staged script format, signaling a comedy western themed broadcast with familiar radio personalities.
Governor Lausche signaled a special session of the legislature to revise election laws for the new office-type ballot amendment would occur before April 1950. He did not fix a date, leaving February or March possible, and said legislation should be in effect six months before November’s election.
Columbus Ohio attorney Edward Lamb says Senator Taft helped force David E Lilienthal to quit as chairman of the atomic energy commission. Lilienthal will resign effective December 31 after a long career in public service. Lamb, a potential 1950 Democratic U S Senate candidate, issued a prepared statement asserting Taft’s leading role.
The note cites commentary on a political resignation in Ohio and points to Senator Robert A. Taft in criticism of colleagues in Congress. France plans stamps commemorating well known 18th century individuals, highlighting historical recognition.
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