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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1953
Page
8
A New York columnist vents on radio and columns about the Godfrey affair, sneering at media frenzy around Julius and Dottie and noting public obsession with stars and politics. The piece mocks press agents, the press, and asks why TV personalities dominate front pages.
Elyria area youths from Boy Scout Troop 133 will host a card party Thursday evening at St. Jude's Parish to raise money for equipment. Charles Joven chairs the event and promises prizes and refreshments.
William P. Carlin, economist of Republic Steel's commercial research division, will speak at the Elyria Lions Club dinner on Monday November 9 at the Graystone Hotel. Carlin, a Pittsburg native and University of Pittsburgh graduate, joined Republic Steel in 1937 and has served in Army WWII. He is president of the Business Statistics Section of the Cleveland American Statistical Association chapter.
St Vincent de Paul circles hold October meetings at West River Road and Griswale Road locations. Bazaar plans loom for November 13 14 with prizes awarded in card games and birthdays recognized. St Barbara Circle hosts November 16 with a Halloween theme and prizes. Vincent Church News notes offertory solo at Vincent Methodist Church and organ dedication by Mrs Boyd with Dr. Cooper present. Activities include fish fry planned and hay ride and roller skating in the near term. Guests from Flint Mich Reading Pa Lorain Detroit attend weddings and visits. Gloves emerge as the most neglected wardrobe item per Leather Industries of America survey.
The article details Franklin James Wilson placed on the FBI Ten Most Wanted list with distinguishing facial scars and an anchor-shaped motif. It notes his replacement of John Raleigh Cooke, who was captured in Detroit on October 20, and lists identification aids including aliases such as James Abbott and Frank Gorman.
The new BUC law lets employers base benefits on wages paid by a preceding employer, easing the wait for appeal outcomes if no other liable employer remains and the claimant qualifies for benefits from that employer. Allowances remain unchanged.
U S District Attorney Edward L Schenfler delayed the arraignment of Austin Hall 34 and Bonnie Heady 41 in Kansas City amid possible new legal developments The couple admitted abducting Bobby Greenlease and killing him under amendments to the law altering weekly benefits and employer accounting thresholds The revised rules raise employer liability and adjust weekly payments in dependency claims The law also requires notices of termination to be sent to the responsible employer The Ohio employers hope for substantial tax savings from the amended provisions
A parade in New York honors the Greek king and queen amid a tense period of economic and criminal news. The report also covers Ohio unemployment changes, tax relief provisions, and a high profile FBI hunt for a dangerous felon with a history of violent crimes.
The Clearview High School P T A votes in officers during a luncheon honoring visiting monarchs King Paul and Queen Frederika. The event includes a ceremony in the cafeteria and a dinner hosted by the royal couple.
West River Road hosts an open house Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. William R. Bowman to honor Mrs. Bowman's uncle and aunt on their 50th wedding anniversary in West Park. The issue also reports local school staffing changes, hospital care, and several military and family visits around West River Road.
In North Ridgeville the upcoming Westlake ballot asks voters to approve a 250000 project to erect a municipal building on a 14 acre parcel at Dover Center and Hilliard Roads. Of the amount 175000 funds construction of a colonial brick structure and the rest covers fire and police facilities and initial equipment for a full-time department.
Members of the Lorain County Beekeepers Association will hold their annual banquet at 7 p.m. on Saturday, November 14, at the Legion Home in Wellington. Reservations for the turkey dinner must be made by November 9, with tickets available from Paul Snyder, Russell Foster, Mead Petty, Alvin Roser, John Schuster, William Eddy, R. F. Oney, Ted Manns, Harry Vanderberg, and Mrs. VanHam. Children dine at half price.
La Crosse authorities withheld comment on new clues in the Evelyn Hart missing person case. Investigators studied worn tennis shoes found at the scene in Madison as part of the probe. A two day search by about 2 000 people near the La Crosse home, plus 200 boats on the Mississippi river and tributaries, yielded no new information.
Treasury Secretary George Humphrey must travel far to vote after missing the absentee ballot application deadline. Lake County elections officials said secretary Mary G. Kelly requested ballots for Mr and Mrs Humphrey but an official application was required and was not returned before the deadline.
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