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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1953
Page
5
United Press reports a growing demographic shift as longevity rises. By 1980 estimated 24 million Americans aged 5 and older, up from 13 million, with 400 000 more aging annually. The piece argues older people face social marginalization and urges rethinking of work, retirement, and value of extended lifespans.
President Eisenhower grows edgy over leaks of plan details to the press and radio. A visitor described him as raging over premature political appointment disclosures and a push for tighter security following the cabinet meeting.
Welter Godfrey of the Chronicle Telegram staff will address Pack 107 at 7 p.m. today at McKinley School on Means of Transportation with a focus on Navigation. The event follows a busy political week as leaders meet and news leaks persist from Capitol Hill. A separate item notes Roger B. Withington handing out bags that turned out to be sawdust at a Portland stage display. In Royal Oak a holiday birth is reported for James G. Hartrick’s daughter Barbera and son Bruce.
Hollywood tale shows Marie Wilson offering secretary duty again for the March of Dimes campaign amid a changing story. Her former helper Yvonne Lohn is paralyzed by polio, hospitalized in Mexico City, and now relies on Kenny therapy near Palm Springs as Marie rallies donors nationwide.
General J. Lawton Collins arrives in Seoul to confer with retiring General James A. Van Fleet. Officials say no drastic shifts in UN conduct are planned though Van Fleet warns UN members to send more troops. Collins meets General Clark in Tokyo and will discuss the Eighth Army command transition with Lt. Gen. Maxwell Taylor.
George M. Neffner, 80, former Ohio Secretary of State, died Saturday after a brief illness. He was named state statistician in 1927 under Clarence J. Brown and served under five secretaries before Bricker appointed him to fill the unexpired term of Earl Griffith in 1940. Funeral services will be held in New Vienna tomorrow.
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