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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1954
Page
3
Washington II reports that farmers who market hogs before mid July are likeliest to maximize profit. Hog marketing is expected to rise toward summer end while prices may fall noticeably. This year peak activity may occur earlier due to a large hog crop ready for fall slaughter. early marketing could involve lighter weights.
Hidalgo County commissioners Tuesday rejected the lone bid for a slightly used courthouse building. The bidder proposed a price of 272,730 to dismantle and move the structure to a site in Edinburg near the county's new 1,591,090 courthouse.
Avon The Endergarten class held graduation exercises at the Methodist Church with 27 youngsters receiving diplomas. Teacher Mrs. Edmund Petersen announced diplomas presented by Mrs Garland Jennings and Mrs Donald Goethius. About 100 people attended. refreshments served by Mrs William Hoover and Mrs Paul Verdes. Mrs Petersen was rehired to teach for 1954 1955.
About 23 longshoremen began voting in a renewed bid to settle dock union jurisdiction that has troubled New York’s waterfront for eight months. Police and National Labor Relations Board guards secured six polling places and dock areas to ensure a free vote between the old International Longshoremen's Association and the AFL ILA chartered last September. Balloting starts with identifying documents. results to be known by midnight after counting begins at 8:30 pm.
Georgetown reports indicate British Guiana is hag exporting a variety of aquarium fish. Authorities note shipments include tropical species destined for overseas markets. The story highlights commercial interest and regional aquaculture activity.
A Durham company faces more than 1500 dollars in faked death claims as TEAC agents gripped by a staged incident to prove a point. Leon A. King, 39, home office official, was charged with hoodwinking, revealing the frameup to disclose the method.
Mrs Ferrell promotes Penney’s summer separates in solid color denim and gingham plaid. Skirt 2.98 Blouse 1.98 Midriff shorts, latest colors, sizes 10-18. Sisies denim with stripes in faded blue charcoal brown. Shorts 1.98. Second floor features short sets in cotton twill, plisse prints, plaids, denims, broadcloth.
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