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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1952
Page
7
New York truck driver Joseph Drunk faces a $25 fine or 15 days in jail for drunken driving. Magistrate Hy man Bushel commended the overwhelming evidence of intoxication and urged the defendant to comply with the penalty.
Mrs Donald Schnyder of Milwaukee was astonished to find two postage stamps moving on her dining room floor. Investigators determined the stamps had been pasted on the backs of two ladybugs by her daughter Susan, age three.
President Truman and Margaret Truman hosted more than 1,300 wounded veterans on the White House lawn for a lavish spring garden party with a 90-piece orchestra. Veterans, including Corporal William Hart, were greeted by the Trumans and cabinet members as Margaret served lemonade to men in wheelchairs.
Jackson Clarion-Ledger retrieved Mississippi dirt for Los Angeles reader Mrs Lucinda Crowe who requested soil for a scale map of the United States. Separate item reports Marine recruit Maurice Edwards says military life is “kid stuff” after contracting chicken pox and mumps.
Community listings show garden clubs, church societies, and group meetings in North Olmsted Grafton and surrounding areas. Events span tonight and Thursday with times mainly in the evening and a Friday Kiwanis board session noted.
Town hall hosts a rummage sale with items due by 6 pm Friday. Trustees meet at No. Olmsted Congo Church at 7 pm. Rochester WSCS gathers at 2 pm at Mrs. Lee Conkhin’s home.
The Mexican government announced construction of a major cellulose factory in Temosachie, Chihuahua, one of Latin America’s largest, with an estimated cost of 140,000 pesos or about 17.37 million dollars.
Tenny James Sweet accuses Mrs Sweet of misconduct with John Candy in response to her divorce suit filed against her.
Local news briefs from Elyria dated June 4 1952 report community events, weather notes, and short notices affecting residents of Lorain County with no single dominant event identified.
Vergennes Vermont population 1705 ranks as one of the smallest incorporated cities worldwide and is noted as the third oldest city in New England highlighting its long municipal history.
Do not scratch or squeeze pimples warns an advert for Peterson’s Ointment. It promises fast relief from itching and irritation and claims to improve skin appearance with a money back guarantee at druggists. It also touts relief for cracked feet and toe cracks.
Hartford City and Indy officials announced a crackdown on parking meter violators raising fines to ten times the prior amount. Overtime parkers now face a minimum fine of 0.10 dollars instead of 0.05.
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