Missing Newspaper Leaves a Gap in Cleveland
The piece laments a newspaper strike in Cleveland and argues the daily paper’s value. It notes the gap left in the community when such a paper is unavailable and urges recognition of its importance.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1963
Page
7
The piece laments a newspaper strike in Cleveland and argues the daily paper’s value. It notes the gap left in the community when such a paper is unavailable and urges recognition of its importance.
A report discusses multiple drafts of the Gettysburg Address with Lincoln's handwriting and notes on the U S Sanitary Commission, and recounts how radio and television have altered news dissemination. The piece links Cuba era fear with historical reflections on free speech and journalism.
The piece argues newspapers preserve a durable record across society, noting radio and TV replace some listings yet cannot replicate printed clips. It highlights the knowledge carried by clippings, wedding notices, crime and sports coverage, and the enduring power of the written word through historical examples from Lincoln and Gettysburg drafts.
The column covers new Canada Postage stamps for 1962 and a U S Navy submarine launch January 12 at General Dynamics Groton. It lists Belgium semi-postals, Queen Elizabeth first day cancellations, Reunion overprints, and philatelic contest details. Also noted are Japan stamp albums, a 5 cent flag stamp first day, and a Monday rate change to five cents.
South leads club ten and diamonds, West tests East’s spade holdings. East uses an uppercut to promote a trump trick for partner, guiding defense as declarer holds four spades. West ruffs high diamond, overruff, and East wins with queen to set declarer.
A 1950s feature notes rising participation of women in hunting and fishing, citing higher license violations among women, their growing leisure time, and the shift in domestic roles. Ben Anderson links increased outdoor activity to self defense and practical skill, while describing women as natural shots who balance persistence with caution in the field.
The piece notes that bustling life in ports comes from small boats rather than large ships. It describes summer harbors crowded with dinghies and motorboats, Finnish towns with wooden houses, gardens, and narrow lanes, and highlights Tammisaari and Hanko as pleasant coastal spots with clean amenities and a modern hotel offering riverlike tea rooms and a heated swimming pool.
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