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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1952
Page
3
Presidential candidate Harold E. Stassen proposes a modern gold standard to restore dollar purchasing power. He calls for major tax cuts, profit sharing with employees, and a tougher foreign policy stance to defeat communism while pushing economic freedom and fair employment rules.
Troop 134 of Carlisle marks forty one years with a birthday screen dinner at East Carlisle school on Tuesday February 5 at 6 30 pm. The program includes Cubs graduating to Scouts, awards, and Philmont slides narrated by Bob Jaeger. Also featured are German Scouts Benny Richard and John Thole joining local activities with leaders and committee members named.
Lorain Social Security office manager O A Shelley announced a new pamphlet explaining benefits for those aged 65 and 75. The 1950 amendment allows individuals aged 75 and over to apply for monthly payments while continuing to work, with earnings from wages or self employment.
The RFC designates parts of the Ohio Valley including Ohio Kentucky and Western Pennsylvania as disaster areas after floods. Loans totaling up to 100 million are available to flood victims with offices set up in hard hit areas and guidelines on benefits and social security taxes clarified for those affected. Representatives will be present at local offices including Elyria Ohio.
The RFC said investigators would be sent to the Ohio River Valley as local banks in Kansas and Missouri flood areas completed loan checks. Loans were issued based on these local investigations, aiding farmers and victims affected by the disaster.
The famed Vinegar Bible from Preble Chapel has returned to storage in a Portland, Maine bank vault after a centenary display. The hand-tooled feather-bound volume is among the few surviving copies from its edition, famed for its misprinted heading that changed vineyard to vineyard.
The loon’s eerie cry led to the saying crazy as a loon though the bird itself shows no madness. Researchers note linguistic links connect waterfowl calls to human idioms, illustrating how wildlife phrases gain cultural meaning.
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