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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1950
Page
2
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Washington reports say export-import bank pressure to fund Spain risks triggering broader tensions. Opponents warn a loan to Franco would fuel corruption and unrest, while some U.S. officials push for limited aid to industrial recovery. The debate ties to Europe’s stability and past Peron ties. A first loan near 700 million for a fertilizer plant could pave the way, with congress weighing wheat aid as a counter in Spain.
The Elyria Garden Club will meet June 14 at Dr. John P. Rankin's rose gardens on Cleveland road at Dunridge. A tureen dinner is planned for 6 pm with table service to be arranged. Guests invited. call Miss Fay at 59295 by Monday morning to reserve. The column also notes local garden visits, blooms, and nature education for children.
Birthday readings describe a magnetic positive personality with leadership gifts and a talent for spoken and written word. They praise deep thinking, spiritual guidance, and potential for teaching, while warning that misused charm could bring heartache if ideals aren’t pursued honestly. Observations segue into Sunday June 11, urging stability and self control to avoid repeated hot water and ensure progress. OBERLIN.
Ropes are up in Tappan Square for Illumination Night with lantern lighting set for 8 p.m. Tonight the Commencement Band performs at Finney Chapel Plaza, followed by 10 p.m. class reunions for several year groups. Sunday features an Oberlin in China Memorial breakfast and church services. The day ends with a 6:45 p.m. glee club concert and a 10 a.m. Finney Chapel ceremony led by Sir Oliver Franks.
A dense listing of programs across WAMliver and stations for Saturday June 16 and Sunday June 11, detailing news blocks, music shows, rivera like concert programs, serials, and late night features. Notable entries include Symphony, Grand Ole Opry, Bob Crosby, Take It or Leave It, and nightly news.
A fragmentary listing shows O'Donnell's schedule with Saturday and Sunday lineups across WEWS WXEI WXEL channels. Programs include Little Miss America, Buck Rogers, News, Ship Cinemas, and various dramas, with time slots from early morning to late evening.
A humorous Washington note reports a Florida divorce prank tied to a prophe t’s convention. The Zelica Grotto staged a mock decree signed by Monarch W. A. Hibbert, prompting a parade of mystic regalia and a playful mayoral style spectacle around Constitution Avenue. Senator Homer Capehart joined the satire, while Florida divorce chatter sparked banked smiles among locals.
A Newfoundland forest fire threatened to explode 2,000,000 gallons of aviation gasoline stored near Lewisporte, driving mass evacuation prep as crews and vessels rushed in. Officials warned winds could shift and fans of breeze still fueled danger, while rescue planes and ships stood by.
The Senate ended a 16 hour session after a Republican filibuster blocked extension of rent controls. Senator Cain spoke for 12 hours 8 minutes, the second-longest solo speech since Huey Long. Lucas failed to secure a timed vote as Cain threatened to speak until Christmas to delay action. The chamber adjourned with votes expected on sending the bill back to the Banking Committee, while rent ceilings could be extended six months past June 30. Localities might gain a further six months under new terms.
The agriculture department forecast a below average wheat crop of 944.514 million bushels, down from 1.146 billion last year and below the 10-year mean, signaling use of reserve stocks to meet domestic and export needs. Winter wheat 710.156 million, spring 234.358 million. rye 22.446 million. oats 1.380032 billion. Ohio winter output estimated at 46.92 million bushels, unchanged from last month but well below 1949.
New books went into circulation at the Elyria Library yesterday. Titles include 100 Years of Baseball by Allen Wheat Country by Bracke The Great Baseball Managers by Cleveland Seeds of Tregson by De Tole fano The Story of Irving Berlin by Ewen The Lady's Not for Burning by Fry Visibility Unlimited by Grace The Nine Lives of Europe by Herr
Old Jim Bigelow spent fifty years in a wrecked Cape Cod house and rebuilt it with weekends and modest funds. After marrying twice and facing tragedy, he preserved the home’s shine. He left twenty thousand dollars for community polio relief and yearly upkeep, with strict visiting rules. The town volunteers now maintain the property.
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