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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1952
Page
3
Washington report notes that leaders of the steel unions express displeasure as a Supreme Court majority denies President Truman the right to seize steel plants under wartime authority. The ruling limits presidential power in the crisis, affecting labor and industry posture nationwide.
The piece outlines Supreme Court opinions on President Truman’s steel dispute options, noting Taft Hartley limits and that mediation under the 1950 Defense Production Act was chosen. It describes three potential paths, including Taft Hartley board actions and the 1948 Selective Service Act, with branches of government positions and the Senate’s stance.
Edward F Burns parking meter supervisor reported an 18 inch snake found among pennies inside a Central Falls meter. Burns wonders how the reptile entered the coin compartment and what caused the bizarre intrusion.
Maurice Zolotow recalls Jack Benny's desperate bid for $25 by borrowing two Pekinese from a friend and presenting them on stage in New Jersey. The manager doubted the tricks yet Benny teased with jokes and fiddle wheezes, earning the odd sum amid a running jab at civilization and shows.
Oberlin College trustees approved remodeling Peters Hall basement to create office space for personnel. Estimated cost 75000 to be funded by the academic building replacement fund. Registrar and dean offices to move from Cox Administration Building at a cost 40009 to Peters easement.
Construction of Peters Hall began in 1885 and dedicated in January 1887 after total costs reached about 75000 dollars. The project was funded by 20000 dollars from Captain Alva Bradley of Cleveland and 50000 dollars from Hon Richard G Peters of Manistee. The building centers on a two story high court with arched features and houses lecture and recitation rooms.
Memphis editor Robert Paine recalls contributing $3 fourteen seats ago to support a fired San Diego journalist. Paine now seeks Als money back as he becomes editor of the Memphis Commercial. Samuel Fuller, formerly of the Lops, is now a Hollywood writer producer director.
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