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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1951
Page
3
Housewives in major cities resisted government price ceilings by buying cheaper cuts, with New York seeing wholesale beef drop 5 to 10 cents a pound and lamb loins 12 to 15 cents. Metropolitan slaughterers warned of possible suspensions as coolers held about 1,000,000 pounds of meat.
The passage shows a mother telling her children the truth about their father possibly being sent overseas. The children feel more secure when they understand the situation rather than guessing the cause of their mother's worry.
In Lancaster, George M. Thompson, former rural school principal, convicted of felonious assault against a 14 year old girl, filed a motion for a new trial. Thompson, suspended from Pickerington school, faces 1 to 10 years imprisonment and a $100 to $1000 fine, or both.
London researchers at Mill Hill led by Dr. Christopher Andrewes advance a world strategy for influenza study. They chart virus spread from Europe to Norway and Denmark, test vaccines on about 2,000 volunteers, and seek cures while noting virus varieties and filamentous forms.
Amherst notes indicate the Rotary-Ann dinner move from Monday to Monday March 26 at the Congregational church. Roy Stevens introduced Ross Herrick of Lorain Telephone as guest speaker and Paul Pritchett was pianist at the meeting.
Elyria school staff gathered in the High school auditorium to hear Dr Mil dred Shelley discuss mental health in the classroom. The first of a three workshop series covered prerequisites for mental well being and three main discipline types. Parents attended as students were dismissed to allow participation with a second session planned for Monday March 12 for teachers of different grade groups.
In Columbus the House advanced a bill to curb relief fraud with fines up to 5000 dollars and prison terms up to three years for fraudulent relief checks. The 117 to 0 vote followed cases of large uncalled relief checks and a county relief crisis, prompting lawmakers to seek deterrence.
A group from Oberlin College presented a speaking program titled Shall We Reject the Welfare State at the Elyria Rotary Club weekly luncheon today.
The Michigan Humane Society proposes an out-patient clinic for sick pets in Detroit to expand humane care and access to veterinary services for local animals.
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