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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1954
Page
3
Cameron Mitchell links western and outdoor adventure films to A-bombs and H-bombs, arguing audiences seek escapism and time-insensitive thrills. He notes action pictures on location hinder intimacy, as wind dust and noise challenge performance, making eyes the only clear conveyer of emotion.
A look at the Bingham Copper Pit in the Oquirrh Mountains near Salt Lake City reveals why it is the world’s largest hole. Since 1904 more than 1.5 billion tons of ore and waste have moved, yielding 19 pounds of copper per 5,300 pounds mined as Kennecott’s Utah division calls it the pride of the firm.
Lloyd Harry Thomas, 4], will quit gun twirling after a revolver slipped from his hand during a Western display. The weapon discharged, wounding him in both legs as it sprayed bullets on the floor.
The 1934 Encyclopedia Americana Annual notes a sharp drop in blue whale catches during the 1953 season compared with 1952, and warns that lack of protection endangers the species.
NEW YORK The Governor Clinton Hotel expects at least 150 visitors today for the ninth annual convention of the American Bell Association. COURT HAZARD BOSTON Francis Sardone of Randolph reported a missing wallet after paying a traffic fine. his $20 bill and another man vanished from Municipal Court.
John Madeira family reports their lost cat located in a Stonington lighthouse. The feline was found on the catwalk, ending a brief neighborhood search. Local authorities were not involved in the discovery.
In Minneapolis Carlton West Jr. 24 parked illegaly on a bridge, got a $2 ticket, then was invited to dinner by police after he explained he parked to rescue a woman from the Mississippi River. The ticket was rescinded and the invitation extended. A Hastings, Nebraska motto about leaving heel marks on sands is noted.
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