Avon Lake Playgrounds Open Hours Cut For Holiday
Avon Lake playgrounds will close for Independence Day, with all four sites shutting down at 4:30 p.m. The usual daily hours from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. are affected by the holiday closure.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1952
Page
2
Avon Lake playgrounds will close for Independence Day, with all four sites shutting down at 4:30 p.m. The usual daily hours from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. are affected by the holiday closure.
The United States presents evidence to the United Nations claiming Russia imprisoned about 10 million people in slavery like camps. Dr. Michael M. Devenis of Watertown Connecticut testifies as the sole American, recounting nearly two years in nightmarish labor camps with no formal charges.
Columbus report states Ernest Cornell head of the State Bureau of Unemployment Compensation suspended two Toledo bureau staffers for a fist fight. Edo ard Bodette Toledo office manager and Helen Machaterre interviewer each received 30 day suspensions. Bodette reportedly took Machaterre to the Toledo Press Club on June 12 where the fight with her boyfriend occurred. Bodette was arrested on assault and battery charges. Cornell will decide further action.
Chronicle Telegram asks Elyria area residents who have voted for 50 years or more to write to the editor. Readers should share where they cast their first ballot and the presidential candidate they supported, plus any other relevant facts.
The Henrietta 4-H Clovers held their third meeting at the regular place. Twenty members answered roll call by naming their favorite movie stars and paying dues. Mrs. Holcomb reported on a clothing aid meeting, and assignments for the next meeting were set for refreshments, demonstrations, sewing on buttons and hems, with a work period to follow.
Pennsylvania Governor John S. Fine heads to Chicago amid the Taft Eisenhower contest. He controls 25 of Pennsylvania's 70 GOP national delegates and declines to reveal his preferred candidate on the first ballot, stressing national issues and GOP majorities as factors. He says he is not organizing a boom and has spoke with Republican leaders on convention strategy.
The governor said he is exploring possible scenarios at the Republican convention and gathering reactions from delegates without committing to a specific plan. He has consulted nearly all of Pennsylvania's 55 uncommitted delegates and will meet the rest in Chicago. He noted 15 delegates are already committed and split roughly between Taft and Eisenhower.
Maureen Doreen Murphy Richards Walsh Ryan, 27, a salesgirl, was jailed 15 months after admitting she married Richards, lived with Morrisey, and wed two others named Walsh and Ryan without divorce. The judge called her passion for men a core cause of her trouble. A hot predicament follows in Popular Bluff.
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