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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1952

Page

2

Children’s cookie lesson tempers tense playtime

A mother proposes making sugar cookies with two boys to ease a quarrel over Dick. She offers to roll and the kids to cut shapes while noting supervision works better than threats for unhappy play. The piece stresses calm guidance over punishment.

King George VI and a Century of Prophetic Phrases

A summarizing look at how King George VI and British leaders shaped history through famous phrases from 1936 to just before his death. It traces Edward VIII abdication, Chamberlain's Munich mood, Churchill's wartime resolve, and later lines on Empire, cold war, and austerity.

George Edward VIII Eedward Neville Chamberlain Vnj Munich Hitler Chamberlain Britain Germany Downing Street George VI Winston Churchill Churchill India Pakistan Burma U. S Congress

Convict Charles Green Wounded in Dallas Tavern Fight

X CONVICT Charles Green, 29, Nes, hospitalized in Dallas after a tavern brawl left him shot over the right eye. Doctors monitor potential prefrontal lobotomy to alter his personality, a procedure once used on psychotics and habitual criminals. Medical staff await the bullet's effect.

Charles Green Dallas Tex Green International

Jail Breaker Leaves Polite Thanks Note For Blood Donor

Alfred Stauffer of Viroqua Wisconsin and Bernard Ammer of Mansfield Ohio are cited in a tale of a 22 year old Los Angeles magazine salesman who donated 203 pints of blood to the Red Cross while in jail. He used polite notes to express gratitude and emphasized a wish to avoid trouble again. The story notes his average donation near ten pints annually and mentions his peculiar diet of raw liver eggs and cream cheese.

Viroqua Wid Alfred Stauffer Ashland Clark Red Cross Bernard Ammer Ian Vernon County Mansfield Los Angeles Maga Clark Jzine

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