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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1951
Page
3
Elizabeth Toomey reports a New York newswoman considers a mail order ballet guide from Carnegie Hall instructor. The pamphlet promises basic positions and exercises to shape a dancer from home, with illustrations of footwork and elevation steps.
Fragmentary note describes attempting a gymnastic pose with straight stance and backward kicks. The writer reports two days without progress on a sketch, describes a fall or awkward movement, mentions pulled ligaments or similar injury, and a two week period of inactivity.
Washington American businessmen were asked by Senate investigators to help smoke out five per centers who claim to secure defense contracts through influence peddlers. Chairman Clyde R Hoey said to report any such offers while stressing not to hinder bona fide representatives. Separate hearings on Taft Hartley Act and labor disputes were noted with potential law changes to support defense production. House tax writers expect President Truman to gain most of the ten billion dollar first installment in new taxes.
Eleanor Jean Ives daughter of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Ives married Kenneth Jordan Jr son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Jordan at Kipton Community church. The Rev Paul Deppen officiated 6 30 PM with families present. The couple plans a short honeymoon then will reside with the bride's parents. Both graduates of Camden High school.
The text notes a proposal to mobilize a home front volunteer corps with members using their own weapons while the government supplies ammunition. It also reports a University of Michigan study showing corticosterone's direct action in retarding growth of connective tissue cells, potentially explaining its effects in rheumatoid arthritis.
The Ohio Supreme Court agreed to review a case on whether Teamsters picketing during construction of Ohio State University’s health center was an illegal secondary boycott. W E Anderson Sons Co. won an injunction from Franklin County Common Pleas Court, later reversed by the Court of Appeals which said the union had the right to picket.
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