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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1957
Page
2
A zoologist in Los Angeles says tarantulas and trapdoor spiders can be kept as pets with care. He notes bites from tarantulas are rarely serious and black widow bites are painful but not always fatal. The tarantula is described as not aggressive and suitable for captivity.
Rene Van Lancker 44 of Cleveland and his three sons were treated and released at St. Joseph Hospital after a Lake Road crash. Harold George of Cleveland was turning when Van Lancker’s brakes failed and his car hit a Fender, then a utility pole near Stop 79. No charges were filed.
The Mayflower II arrives in New York Harbor under hull canvas if tides are light. The 0-foot ship, Atlantic crossing under its own power, entered Long Island Sound Sunday on a tug hawser. Capt. Alan Williers and crew will be honored with a ticker-tape parade up lower Broadway on Tuesday.
Elling T. Knapp of Hillsdale was convicted in Hackensack New Jersey of malicious destruction of property after his estranged wife Edith A. Knapp testified he damaged their home with a hatchet during their separation The incident caused $1600 in damages and the complaint was filed by Mrs Knapp
Beatrice Beck Eden, first wife of former Prime Minister Sir Anthony Eden, died Saturday in London at age 31. Her death ends a noted early-20th century liaison with the Eden family.
Forest City holds a July Independence Day racing card featuring a 7 year old filly Margaretta winner in the Down track event. The event schedule includes a $9,030 Susan Stakes with both sexes eligible and a 6,500 purse for the Forest City hand-day race.
A fragmentary report notes Thomson pursuing a matter at St Andrews with references to Sime and Bradyism. It mentions Sime cards and a track context including a 106 meter dash and a British Open connection at St Andrews amid a qualifying scramble.
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