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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1951
Page
5
Beauteous Kentucky Hatfield Toney Terry Hatfield says women should show spunk to attract men and suggests playful battles in relationships. She warns against criticizing beliefs and advises quick, vigorous scrapes, naming tips on names to use and when to cry. She is a descendant of Old Devil Anse Hatfield.
Informed sources say Scotland Yard has named 13 persons implicated in the theft of the Stone of Scone from Westminster Abbey on Christmas Day. Detectives McGrath and McDougall led a 10 day Scotland trip and returned to London with details on how the stone was removed, though no arrests were made as suspects refused to speak.
Reliable reports state two detectives were recalled to London as Scottish Nationalists planned anti English demonstrations. The move signals heightened tension amid nationalist activity affecting security operations.
Born today you have keen psychic powers and sharp analytical talent suited to experimental science. You are inventive with social gifts, capable of managing and leading in clubs, and likely to excel in outdoor sports or a so called man’s profession. Domestic life should bring happiness and reciprocity.
Prime Minister Louis St. Laurent announced emergency regulations requiring seamen on Great Lakes ships to obtain seamens cards from the Department of Labor. The measure, approved under emergency powers, aims to ensure reliable personnel aboard boats on the Great Lakes.
Ohio State University professor Alfred B. Garret told farmers at Farm and Home Week that the atomic bomb, to be effective, must strike a region with at least a quarter of a million people.
Indiana University professor Stephen Visher reports 42 years of study showing small town birth correlates with higher professional achievement across fields. He notes leaders in education medicine engineering business and writing often come from small towns and cites Truman Hoover Lewis Martin as examples.
A Washington speaker argued leadership is scarce and urged studying origins to grow leaders. He cited diverse figures from Tex. to Denison and Minerva as examples. The remarks contrasted with material resources like gold and hogs. Britain reports a Fathers Union formed.
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