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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1950

Page

2

Washington Calling on Espionage Laws Reform Stalled

Washington column notes Congress has made little progress closing loopholes in espionage and alien law, with Justice Department urging reforms for FBI evidence and military protection, while Mundt Nixon bill risks broad subversive activities powers and potential political misuse. The piece cites Senate resistance and a pending fair employment bill, urging repairs before weakening constitutional guarantees. Meanwhile Avon PTA officers elected for 1950 51 with fundraising for Avon High School glee club.

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Interesting Historical Column From Elyria Highlights Metcalf Link

Elsie M. Beranek of Oberlin praises the Elyria Chronicle-Telegram series Down Through the Years in Elyria. She notes Donald Metcalf’s lineage to Eliab Metcalf and shares a memory of Elizabeth DeWitt. The letter underscores family history interest and funds for a trip to the Springfield state chorus finals. The PTA County Council set May 11 at South Amherst, with home economics and boys industrial arts displays.

Elyria James Thomas Chronicle-Telegram Elsie M Edward) Beranek Oberlin Wilmot Vernon Metcalf Eliab Donald Johns Hopkins Baltimore Springfield

Simple Voting Machine Operation For Elyria Lorain Voters

Elyria and Lorain County voters will use voting machines on Tuesday. The diagram explains operation and how to cast a vote. The lower image shows a voter with curtains closing as the lever is moved.

Elyria Lorain County

Mosinee May Day mock Red Revolt simulates Red rule

In Mosinee Wisconsin authorities staged a daylong mock Red Revolution to show communism is not rosy. Local officials clergy and citizens acted in a staged seizure of city hall, barbed wire camps, and a United Soviet State of America. Benjamin Gitlow and Joseph Kornfed er masterminded the exercise, while real party members infiltrated town to distribute anti coup leaflets. Police tightened security to prevent a real communist demonstration and eight-ball thefts from a poolroom were solved by license plate tracing.

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Tiny Hearing Aid Delights Deafened Readers

Cleveland readers cheer a new miniature hearing aid said to be a top secret wartime development. It is small, wireless, and powerful with excellent tone, promising to end visible embarrassment. An unusual free trial is offered by Audio Phone Company of Cleveland for those writing to J L Utley.

Cleveland Ohio J. Leland Utley Audio Phone Company OF Rose

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