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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1951
Page
5
Babson Park Mass. argues that youth have ample chances today from rising population to free education and cheap loans. He cites hard work, good habits, union status, and pension plans as keys to rapid advancement and eventual self employment.
Horoscopic notes describe men as analytical and determined with growing seriousness, while women are extroverted and social, excelling as hosts. The text emphasizes emotional needs, love for beauty at home, and harmonious relationships, warning about misunderstandings if affection is not reciprocated.
Grafton Kiwanis heard Frank Ayres address county operations noting Lorain County ranks tenth in population with 148 000 people and 100 000 taxable parcels. He described the auditor’s duties including keeping books and issuing checks, with a $1 200 000 budget split between government and welfare, 12 000 property changes yearly, 2 300 dog licenses annually, and 17 000 delinquent properties sold in 1944 for 500 000.
Lorain County Shrine club held a dinner business meeting at Spring Valley Country Club with President Dick Popp presiding. A large turnout discussed growing to 300 active members, with 269 currently enrolled, and plans to buy two more Ladder of Baby Smiles certificates for Shriner Crippled Children's hospitals endowment.
John Lacey, 33, of 203 West 17th Street, escaped injury when his 1939 car rolled over at the curve of Elyria Avenue and Lake Avenue yesterday. He received an arrest ticket for reckless driving from Deputy Sheriff Joseph Rosso as the vehicle, demolished, came to rest 150 feet off the highway. Memorial Day event with Dr J HL Ivard, pastor of the Elyria Methodist Church, to speak.
The National Association of Real Estate Boards warned that changes to the Defense Production Act could let the government seize and operate any property, including housing, retail, and hospitals, overnight. Alexander Summer testified to the Senate banking committee, criticizing rent controls and credit restrictions as worsening housing shortages and delaying solutions.
Walter S. Tower said New York steel operations run at 107,060,000 net tons annually and civilian supply will be near the 1950 level despite military demand.
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