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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1959
Page
6
Woodring argues schools worldwide miss genius and colleges fail to nurture or admit brilliant students. He cites Frost Steinbeck Millay Fitzgerald Churchill and Adams, urging liberal education to foster innovation and for campuses to value unconventional minds despite current rigid entrance standards and emphasis on conformity.
Plastic dry-cleaning bags threaten pets and children by suffocation. Puppies fight for survival at Amato's, while heat dangers in parked cars and sunlit yards are warned by the Gaines Dog Research Center. Westminster Kennel Club excludes puppies under nine months from its 1960 show, new sponge dog bath debuts.
North Ridgeville Kiwanis Club schedules guest night at Monday dinner. Otto Laubenthal, program chairman, has arranged a field trip to the Brook Park Chevrolet plant tour. Reservations via Edward Kreci. Donald Hedaway welcomed as new member with installation by George Lass.
The piece outlines varied summer work for youths in Elyria including clerking, construction, and hospital aides. It notes college students earning money driving earth moving equipment, resort work in Michigan or New England, and summer school with a speech by principal Wayne McQuillan.
Postmaster General Arthur E. Summerfield announced a peacetime use of guided missiles to carry mail. A test off the East Coast sent missile mail from submarine USS Barbero to Mayport Florida with official envelopes and a Jacksonville processing center handling dispatch and cancellation.
In a Zurich travel note the writer discusses avoiding posed snapshots by using a distraction approach with a helper and casual settings. They describe a farm encounter near Bulle and show how moving the subject’s attention and background helps create natural images rather than stiff poses.
A poll at the eighth national convention in Denver concludes square dancing can flourish without a formal national organization. The writeup lists classes and open dances in Denver and surrounding areas with leaders Jabbusch, Jadeum, Litman, Sullinger, and Biltzwoz, noting the activity remains informal and locally organized.
The article argues the U S missile industry is gambling on countless bids for space contracts. It notes 10 percent of contract costs go to proposals, cites NASA insights, and contrasts American competition with Russia while urging large industrial complexes to cut risk and speed space progress.
The Kulas Foundation renews a $500 gift to Oberlin College for 1959 60 to fund the Kulas Student Ticket Fund at Oberlin Conservatory of Music. The 1958 59 grant allowed students and some faculty to receive 314 tickets to 23 Saturday night symphony concerts in Cleveland.
In a Pinochie group dispute the lead player with 103 is challenged. game end occurs when one drops to 8 while others stay at 103 and 68. The answer: no extra deal, game ends then. Also notes on Rummy stock exhaustion and Draw Poker openers clarifications.
W QO McClellan was chosen commander of the Fifth Ohio District during a Mansfield district meeting. D W Kothe announced bids would be sought around July 20 for the final section of Mansfield’s trunk storm sewer system construction.
Daniel E. Morgan of Cuvahoza County Republican announced his candidacy for Ohio governor. Eisvia city authorized diverting 2.50 dollars from the gasoline fund for poor relief.
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