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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1954
Page
4
Jerusalem memorandum from International News Service Paris notes defense concerns dominate reporting as Israel faces ongoing security tensions. The dispatch outlines measures and expected responses, highlighting governmental priorities and regional implications.
An Israeli analysis notes the nation can mobilize 250000 to 1000 front line troops within three days. Observers praise efficiency of a three-region command structure Galilee Negev central strip with a commander in chief over land, sea, and air forces.
Erevan Ota Frida, February 19 1951 notes strategic geography and threats to Jerusalem Tel Aviv and other towns as Israel readings warn attacks could split the country. It cites that Israeli forces have trained officers in French British and American schools and will open a staff officers school this year to bolster defense.
Barney Rothgery of Grafton Ohio disperses nearly all of his 248 acre herd. The sale includes 45 milking cows and 26 second calf heifers with calves and open heifers, 20 freshly calved stock, 10 cows with over 500 pounds fat, and 3 cows over 600 pounds fat. Notable animals include B A R Sis Abbekerk with 13 362 pounds milk and 587 pounds fat two years, plus a yearling heifer and dam. Also selling herd sire Skokie Master Fobes along with 15 daughters in the sale. Private farm sale of 248 acres with modern house, barn, silo, and equipment. catalog available. lunch in tent. Location about 11 miles northwest of Medina on Route 57 near Valley City and Belden.
Oberlin Chamber of Commerce program announces DeForest Mellon of Halle Brothers in Cleveland will speak on The Customer is Always Right at Oberlin Inn. March 3 dinner at 6:30 pm. ballots mailed for board elections. nominees listed. school year dates and programs outlined. paper collection noted for March 1.
Notices announce Otto Stegman as administrator of the estate of Le Sante Stegman in Elyria Lorain County Ohio dated January 30 1956. Julia Boyhem named administratrix of the estate of Julius Boyhem of Elyria with January 1956 date. Carroll Read appointed administrator of the estate of Clifford L Read in Elyria. Frank M Wilcox appointed administrator with the will annexed of the estate of Ethel M Downs in Elyria. Helen L Rogers appointed administratrix of the estate of Harold E Rogers in Elyria. Plus a report on the Big Four ministers Berlin conference seeking an Asiatic peace conference with Red China and a record peace-time US defense budget of 4.2 billion dollars.
Erhart Club 17 met at Mrs. Nelson Gross's home with a Valentine exchange and secret sisters named for the year. Two new members, Mrs. Gene Kramer and Mrs. Robert Richter, were welcomed.
Mail news items to P O Box 33 or call delivery service. Doris Heilman is the contact for delivery questions at 4 3633 and June E Alexander provides mail news items from Oberlin Mes.
Public auction offered after sale of business to be held next to City Auto Parts. Items include living room furniture breakfast set kitchen cabinets gas range radio lamps curtains bed linens carpeting and pads electrical appliances cookware utensils sweepers tables cloths grills bedding clothes a Philco console TV and a collection of firearms terms cash.
In Trenton New Jersey two former public school teachers Edward M Hough and Walter Almond now run a city gas station both are Naval Reserve lieutenants and fathers of three. Hough argues higher pay and quicker advancement would keep teachers in the profession while acknowledging the appeal of business duties. He recalls sleepless nights over the decision and notes the personal cost of leaving teaching for a fluctuating schedule and limited time with his children.
Sheffield council heard from Nickel Plate Railway officials, Andrew Schmitz, clerk, that flashers will be budgeted for 1954 and placed before the board for approval. Installation will follow after approval and availability of labor and materials. One bid was received for a police car, but rejected as unsuitable. readvertisement with higher horsepower planned. Council authorized purchase of two new tires for the current cruiser.
PITTSBURGH Heppenstall Company announced purchase of the former Chapman Price steel plant in Indianapolis for about 500000 dollars as part of a two million dollar expansion by the Pittsburgh firm. The complex lies on the southern edge of Indianapolis and includes six manufacturing buildings and a two story office on a 30 acre tract.
Alcoholics Anonymous presents a self help approach calling alcoholism a sickness. It offers mutual aid at no charge and invites readers to contact P O Box 321 for support.
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