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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1955
Page
9
The Coshocton Tribune and Times Age independent newspaper lists its publication details, postal authority and affiliations. It notes second class matter status at Coshocton, Ohio and references the March 3, 1879 act, with routine Sunday publication and membership in newspaper associations.
Listing shows John W. Cullen Company national ad rep with addresses in Cincinnati Chicago New York and Cleveland. Rates include 10.00 6.00 350 and 1.50 per item with a $17 Vine Street address and 230 Michigan Avenue location in Cincinnati Ohio.
Opinion piece warns that the internal threat of Communism and Socialism endangers the United States more than external force. It argues for understanding Communism, recognizing its symptoms, and building moral strength to resist its influence, citing Browder and Budenz.
The column notes Sinatra and Ava Gardner pursuing secret discussions to end their half married status with talk of a Spain trip for a con fab, while Ava may cancel her divorce. It also highlights Knight of California drawing political attention and other show business intrigues involving Lollobrigida, Cole, and Gerad.
A 1960s style reflection notes electric light replaces unlit streets and early bedtimes, while automation is linked to higher living standards. Dr Paul Kotin of USC warns vehicular exhausts emit cancer-producing materials in certain areas at a symposium on lung cancer.
Five years ago a look back notes the death of George Bernard Shaw at 94, described as Britain's greatest living playwright. It also records thirteen registrants leaving Coshocton for Fort Hayes, and obituaries for Mrs. Join Chambers and Mrs. Frank Wise in their Ohio homes.
Jack Hart of Guernsey Route 1 was hospitalized after a major operation at city hospital. Dr. S D Cohen reported a medical grip stolen from a parked car containing instruments and morphine.
Twenty five years ago on November 2 1930 Coshoctons White Way system was dedicated at a banquet at Stage Coach tavern. Guest at a district American Legion banquet in Newcomerstown included John A Elden state commander. County elections records show 106 absentee ballots filed. Thirty years earlier on November 2 1925 Byron Meredith of Mohawk grange and Mrs John Scott of Wal honding grange were named delegates to the 53rd annual session.
The piece discusses inner battles within the human soul. It uses a sermon about Dr. Frank W. Gunsaulus observing a fallen man to illustrate universal temptations. It warns against letting complexes and impulses control life and urges constant self watchfulness and moral gatekeeping.
George W. Hughes, 84, Civil War veteran, died at his West Carlisle home. Mrs. Bernice Ames of Main Street underwent an operation at city hospital.
Puzzle clue list yields a set of crossword style answers. Each numbered prompt aligns to a word fitting the clue type. The sequence includes terms like Love god, Canterbury, Traveler, Shoshonean Indians, Peel, Lowest, Birthmarks, Get free, Intermediate As Serts, Flat-bottomed, Pueblo Indian, Individuals, French river, Weird, Withered, Rodent.
A medical column discusses two agents used to delay blood coagulation, heparin derived from liver and dicumarol from clover, noting risks of excessive bleeding and selective use for certain patients. It also answers reader questions on leg pain from long hours, possible fallen arches, and blood circulation, advising proper footwear and medical checkups. The exchange closes with a reader query about sadism, clarifying its physical cruelty focus per Marquis de Sade.
Russell Spang of 640 South 12th Street, native of Perry Township and Coshocton High School graduate, served as Navy fire controlman in WWII, worked as contractor before becoming Singer Sewing Machine Co. local office manager. A Knights of Columbus member at Sacred Heart, he is married to Frances Quill with five children. He enjoys sports and is a fan of the Cleveland Indians and Browns.
The doctor states that a healthy person can donate blood at least quarterly without harm. A reader asks about floating kidney. explanation notes it means a kidney with lax support that may be asymptomatic and, if treatment is needed, surgery is the only option.
In Hamden Connecticut charges against Beulah Colburn of Winsted for causing $200 car damage were dropped at the other motorist's request. The dismissal followed the loss of her home and most possessions in Connecticut's Hood disaster.
These Days by George E Sokolsky discusses Princess Margaret’s conflict between duty and personal desire. It argues the Windsor vow to service over self, noting her respect for Elizabeth II, church traditions, and public expectations while she navigates love for Peter Townsend amid royal scrutiny.
The term melodrama comes from Greek melos song and drama play, originally a performance with intervals of song and instrumental music. American football evolved from rugby. The Bay of Fundy is famous for its tides, the highest in the world. The imperial dynasty of Japan is claimed as the oldest reign, though the 60 B.C. date for Jinnw enno has no historical proof.
Paul Hoffman warns the Russian peace drive is untrustworthy as he describes a continuing strategy of pressure and intrigue. He cites offers to Greece and West Germany to undermine NATO, while signaling Russia aims to reshape global trade and alliances for advantage.
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