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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1954
Page
13
A catalog-style listing details numerous titles from fiction to science, including The Impostor by N B Gerson, Delta Deputy, Love is a Fever, Lincoln McKeever, and Love and Mrs Candy. Also featured are The Inspirational Reader, Primer on Roman Catholicism for Protestants, The Archaeology of World Religions, and works on science, exploration, and notable figures.
NEW YORK (UP) The Meadows sisters Audrey and Jayne star in TV and stage roles across comedy and drama. Audrey, known for Gleason Show and Honeymooners impressions, battled early rejections with a kitchen-staged audition that won Gleason over. Jayne, a dramatic actress with film and stage credits, now appears on TV dramatic programs and panel shows. Audrey also appears on Ill Buy That and Jayne on Ive Got A Secret. A separate note reports Bob Hines driving 300 miles to service a radio tube on Burnt Mountain, a five minute repair for an offshore crew.
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In St Charles Missouri a farm caretaker on the Gale F Johnston property encountered a rare belligerent deer. The animal charged and struggled before being subdued on site. No injuries reported and the incident ended without further incident.
Caretaker Albert Garner reported a buck weighing about 300 pounds besieged the stormbound house. The animal charged anyone stepping out, sharpened its antlers on Garner’s car, pawed at the door, and stared through windows, causing alarm in the neighborhood.
A carer with a beard led volunteers to pursue and capture an English stag named Ike after it charged twice. The animal, raised as a pet on a Mississippi River island, was identified by the caretaker and a team of about six volunteers.
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