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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1952
Page
16
Charles H Andrews describes his ten year old son Chuck’s battle with polio in a hospital isolation ward. The physician details the respirator, front lung regenerator, and nightly care by three dedicated nurses as the family endures a grim, painful fight for life.
A fragment from a Bennett Cerf collection includes a golf anecdote about Joe Nussbaum and a rival McGregor at a civic center course. The tale centers on a lost ball, a sly trick, and the humorous dilemma of revealing the truth.
An old style drug advertisement touts Ostres tablets as a tonic for vigor and vitality with claims of reversing age. It promises dramatic mood improvements and youthfulness, urging readers to buy Gatree Tonic Tablets for vim and vigor at low introductory prices. Drug stores including Elyria and Mutr's carry the product.
Born today you have strong capabilities and know how to use them. You seize opportunities to advance your ambitions and welcome challenging tasks.
The text warns against acting quickly in crises and urges focused thinking before decisions. It suggests not yielding to impulsive attractions and stresses thoughtful patience to avoid mistakes and costly corrections.
Sen Homer E Capehart accused President Truman of being not careful with facts as he urged Congress to extend the defense controls law for two years and repeal three amendments including the Capehart clause. He argued the message was highly political and signaled a 1946 re election bid.
Senate investigators report a burglary at a university food store tied to Dr Nikolai Poppe. A $100 watch and other items were taken during the break in. The incident concerns safekeeping practices at institutions and involves figures connected to the University of Washington and Far Eastern University.
An Internal Security committee examined the Institute to determine whether U.S. Far Eastern policy was affected by subversive elements. The inquiry focused on potential external pressures shaping official positions and actions.
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