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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1956

Page

6

TV and war stories mix with small town tales of life

A nostalgic column discusses wartime TV programs and their lessons as a cow named Venus and her calf are rescued by British forces on a small island. It contrasts dramatic war scenes with lighthearted shows, noting a future of education and entertainment. The piece reflects on personal frictions with media, social behavior, and local manners, including plans for Sunday church life and family routines.

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Price's Me First Party satire debuts in Me First Book

The Chatter Box humorist Roger Price, not seeking office, releases a Ballantine Books political satire titled Im For Me First. He portrays the Me First Party as a blunt critique of Democats and Republicans, praising candor with voters while proposing legalizing graft to curb dishonesty in government.

Ballantine Books Me First Party

Cradle of Liberty stamps honored in Philadelphia exhibit

Fragmentary OCR notes describe a philatelic exhibit in Philadelphia celebrating stamps tied to the cradle of liberty. Mentions Charles Ritter, King Charles II line, William Penn, the Continental Army, and the Declaration of Independence era, with dates and ceremonial references.

Charles Re Ritterias Charles A Firurge York William Pean Aodelit Hiss Charles II

Vermilion Library Plans Studied by Architects

Vermilion officials study proposed library plans from ee Motor Sacral and Liberty architects. Warary to his architay remains unclear as details are reviewed.

Vermilion Ee Motor Sacral and Liberty Architects Warary Architay

Drive Launched To Cut Ohio's Traffic Deaths

A state program aims to reduce highway fatalities by targeting speeders and careless driving. Officials emphasize enforcement and public education to lower the toll on Ohio roads.

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Portrait of Betty Lescher Scanagraver Operator at Chronicle Telegram

Betty Lescher, known as Ely, is a energetic Scanagraver operator at the Chronicle Telegrams photo department in Elyria. Born in Green Bay Wisconsin, she moved to Elga bet two years ago after marriage to Bill a carpenter. Betty blends humor with hard work collecting tropical fish, cooking, and caring for her son Billy. She loves Wisconsin but calls Elyria home and values her big family background.

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Cathy Carr Hits the Charts with Ivory Tower After Perseverance

Cathy Carr promotes her Coral release Ivory Tower to success, touring three cities daily with transport by helicopter and plane. Her break came after auditioning for Sammy Raye, under Tutti Camarata’s guidance, then signing with Fraternity Records. She supported herself as a New York salesgirl before revival of interest from Fraternity, while other music figures like Nat Cole, Elvis Presley, and Carmen McRae are noted in industry news.

Cathy Carr Ivory Tower Cathy Tutti Camarata Sammy Raye Coral Perdle Fraternity Records New York Dorothy Kingallen Gimbels Harry Carl‘son Fratern Records Chicago Ha Cut Incidenza Jackie Gleason Coutniy Carmen McRae Ike Isaacs Kenny Clark Val Boone Shirley Pat Columbia A Gary Crosby Bing Onix Lindsay Nat Cole Dean Martin America These Apparel California Teresa Brewer CYO Ed Sullivan Perez Tatlo Panlaieone Universal Istanbul Erroll Flynn Nat Frank Sinatra Pal Joey Broadway Danc-Jver Gene Kelly Elvis Presley Glenn Miller Marin Lanva Prince Victor

Readers debate peaceful coexistence and uninstructed conventions

Letters discuss Eisenhower era foreign policy, NATO unity, and the idea of a citizens convention to seek greater unity among democracies. Contributors weigh American leadership, Soviet aims, and colonial questions, with references to Russia, South Korea, and overseas territories.

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Henrietta 4-H Club Hears Activity Reports

The Henrietta H Clovers met at the adviser Mrs Carolyn Holcomb home with Dor othy Becker presiding. Members and visitors assisted at a WSCS tea and demonstrations were given by several members. Upcoming events include a county meeting on good grooming and permission slips for H Camp at Kelsey's Island.

Henrietta Henrietta +H Clovers Carolyn Holcomb Dorothy Becker Marilyn Born Adliance Sue Dickinson Ruth Baumarin Marjorie Born Onalee Meyer Martha Hiscox WSCS Kelsey’s Island Myra Beach Janice Virag Marilyn Lorene Born L. A. Young Kenvil N. J Cialism Ruth Baumann Mary Ann Crabtree

Study Of Navajos By Circle In LaPorte Ends

Mrs William Hill closed the Ruth Circle study of the Navajo Indians at La Porte Methodist Church. She discussed economic conditions and reservation relations with the U S government. The group voted to use Mission Field USA next year and donated kitchen articles to the church. Mrs Jack Winson led a prayer before refreshments. The Sept 12 meeting location will be announced.

Carlisle Wiliam Hill Ruth LaPorte

South Amherst Unit Hosts Legion Auxiliary Meeting

Past Presidents of the American Legion Auxiliary gathered at Mrs. William Slack’s home in South Amherst for a social evening of Hearts and a two course lunch. Attendees included Mrs. Harmon Mathes Mrs. Henry Makinski Jr. Mrs. E. M Hyatt Mrs. Stanley Ziolek Mrs. James Nicol Mrs. Henry Kolb and Mrs. Robert Oetzel. The group will meet in September at Mrs. Norman Holzhaver’s home.

South Amherst American Legion Auxiliary William Slack Harmon Mathes Henry Makinski Jr E. M Hyatt Stanley Ziolek Slack James Nicol Henry Kolb Robert Oetzel Norman Holzhaver

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