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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1952
Page
8
Senate chaos slows action on a fair trade bill as Ernest Woic Farlana calls an 18 hour session to break a filibuster. House momentum remains with mine safety and non controversial measures while appropriations linger.
Avon Lake Kiwanis Club will hear John OBrien present a report on the Kiwanis international convention held in Seattle Washington. OBrien is a member of the Avon Lake club and lieutenant governor of the 17th division. The meeting is Thursday at 6:30 pm at the Saddle on Lake Road.
The listing highlights books such as America by David E iScherman and Rosemarie Redlich, How To Clean Everything by Alma Chesnut Moore, and Back Door To War by Charles Callan Tansill. Also included are In India by Jim Corbett, Lincoln And His Generals by T Harry Williams, and Monsoon Seas by Alan Villiers, among others, with descriptions of content and themes.
A collection of humorous vignettes including hotel towel blacklists, a Des Moines gym sign miscue that boosted noon enrollments, a Kansas church fundraiser disaster with a leaking ceiling, and a joking fund raising exchange featuring a reluctant donor.
A short item notes works by Florence Hamsher on children s parties F N Van derwalker on wood finishing and Senator Paul H Douglas on economy in the national government The passage highlights authors with trips to gather material for life of America by two famed newspapermen and lists the books with brief descriptors.
A political brief outlines the senator's proposed methods to conserve resources and slow inflation. Included are calls for more efficient government spending, energy policy steps, and monitoring of price pressures to stabilize the economy.
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