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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1954
Page
10
Chronicle-T Elyria reports Obie events for Thursday March 18 1954 with concise local notices and listings. Readers get brief items on school schedules, community happenings, and small notices from Elyria area organizations.
Dr. Roger Shaw of Kent State University spoke to Maplewood PTA on “Parents, Teachers and What.” He divided PTA groups into three brackets and urged active state and national membership and participation in the mothers lobby. During business, the chapter noted tax collection of $56.14.
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Month announced with Mrs Sherman’s room as winner. Mrs Huss named Summer Round-Up chairman. Elected to the nominating committee were Mrs Case, Mrs Root, Mrs House, Mr Stone and Mrs Howard. Music for the meeting by the school band under Mrs Rittenhouse, director of music. Next meeting set for April 20.
North Eaton Veterans Club added four members at the March 14 meeting. Frank Mencl chaired the session which approved plans for a dance and a letter campaign praising Salvation Army Chester Carpenter and P Robert Grills for storm service. A township emergency committee was formed. Albert Balogh became correspondence secretary and William Burnard assists with entertainment. The group discussed dumping facilities in Eaton Township still in planning and proposed blinker lights at the Route 8 and 76 intersection. Next executive meeting is March 28 at the town hall followed by full session.
Senator Mike Monroney plans to force a floor fight to grant Hawaii and Alaska commonwealth status with control over their tax revenues. A substitute to the statehood bill would let either territory accept the compromise status, with a vote likely close and not decided until next week.
Showland conceded that Hawaii and Alaska may miss statehood this year but insisted they are inevitably going to become states of the union, signaling continued push for admission despite delays.
An eight year old girl Nuala Brennan nearly drowned after slipping toward a riverbank near Clones Ireland. A collie dog leapt into the water and kept the child afloat until rescuers arrived.
Nimrod B. Allen founder of the Columbus Urban League announces retirement set for June 30 after 133 years of work for interracial harmony. At 67 he started the Columbus Plan in 1917 and later founded Frontiers of America recognized by Eisenhower and Truman.
At Nellis AFB Nevada test pilot Joseph A. Lynch died when a wing strike caused the Sabrejet trainer to explode after takeoff. Lynch, 33, had been demonstrating the TFS6F Sabrejet to armed forces. Prince Bernhard had flown the same aircraft two days earlier in Los Angeles, breaking the sound barrier on both occasions.
A reportedly missing black panther that had alarmed Los Angeles for two days was found safely in its locked cage. Wayne Roberts, who claimed the animal and other pets escaped from his carnival, admitted the tale was a mistake after a trailer with an open cage led police to doubt the escape. No charges will be filed.
The Lawson Milk Company of Akron will slash prices eight tenths of a cent a gallon Saturday at its Akron Canton and Cleveland area outlets. Other milk dealers have indicated they will follow.
Avon Lake Kiwanis Club will host Dr. L O Wadleigh head of Baldwin Wallace College commercial school as guest speaker at 6 15 PM at The Saddle J King serves as program chairman for the evening Also note authorities report England’s Elizabethan Grammar School at Ashbourne is undergoing wall strengthening due to centuries of carved initials.
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