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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1952

Page

6

Pennsylvania Vote Odds Favor GOP Candidates

Pennsylvania voters appear unlikely to split tickets in a presidential year as Republican hopefuls hold the edge, while Democratic nominee Guy Eli Bard and his running mates campaign hard across the state. Bard targets U.S. Senator Edward Martin amid long-shot odds for Democrats in Pennsylvania.

Pennsylvania Harrisburg Keystone Guy Eli Bard U.S U. S Senate Thomas E Dewey President Truman Bard Edward Martin Martin

Licenses Issued in Lorain and Nearby Areas

Licenses granted for labor and trades include Tommy Bandagski and Donna Henniger of Lorain for construction labor and Lorain residents Richard Beam, a brick mason, and Violet Bozicevich of Amherst. Also listed are Thomas Montgomery and Louise Klinghirn, Amherst and Moon Road Avon Lake respectively, plus Jack Zagrans of Philadelphia with Marilyn Hy man of 1101 Park Avenue. Jacob Knechtges, Grafton, a pharmacist, and Angie Gomez of Lorain complete the notices.

Tommy Bandagski Lorain Donna Henniger Richard Beam Amherst Violet Bozicevich South Lakest Thomas Montgomery Weller Road Louise Klingshirn Moon Road Avon Lake Jack Zagrans Philadelphia Marilyn Hyman Park Avenue Jacob Knechtges Grafton Angie Gomez

Country Doctor Finds Versatility Needed

Millington Mich Dr Robert Mays newly arrived Milling ton physician learns a country doctor must be a jack of all trades. He arrives at a gas station as the fire siren sounds and service man Everett Ward leaving him in charge while he responds to the call.

Millington Mich Robert Mays Everett Ward Ralso

Fish Watcher Claims It Soothes Nerves

In Toronto Canadian Aquaria Society president W L Whitern says watching fish calms nerves. He keeps 300 fish in a small apartment and claims the pastime relieves nervous troubles while stressing his long experience. Notes on India Honduras and Mexican films appear in the same clipping.

Toronto Canadian Aquaria Society W. L Whitern

Mother Son Disobedience Converse With Moral Lesson

A fragment shows a mother urging a disobedient boy to behave while the son pushes back with affection. The mother responds that love remains despite punishment, expressing sympathy when he does wrong. The exchange highlights parenting tensions and enduring maternal love.

Eisenhower outlines fiscal restraint and governance vision

The text quotes Eisenhower stressing justice and fairness, urges a stable administration avoiding demobilization and panic, and calls for future planning beyond yesterday. He predicts reduced expenditures and a federal deficit decline as a first step toward tax relief and endorses balanced river basin development with regional voice. It notes his disclosed earnings and taxes from the past decade and income from his book.

Europe

Stevenson’s 1952 Campaign Foreign Policy and Reform Positions

The article reviews Adlai Stevenson’s 1952 campaign strategy and policy stances. It notes his emphasis on foreign policy as the major issue, his use of air travel and television, and his critique of Eisenhower’s praise of the Democratic record. It details positions on labor, agriculture, civil rights, corruption, communism, inflation, the federal budget, public power, and tidelands, plus Stevenson’s background as Illinois governor and a 1950s campaign finances snapshot.

Truman Eisenhower Stevenson Washington Free Nations United Nations North Atlantic Treaty Organization Korea Hstory Tidelands Allan Shivers Texas Ilinois Bloomington Muscatt

Eisenhower speech excerpts touch on Korea Berlin and policy

A compilation of campaign remarks and reactions covering Korea and Berlin battles, civil rights, agriculture price supports, and government spending. It cites Eisenhower criticizing the Truman era and urging amendments to labor law TAFT-Hartley while arguing for bipartisanship and constitutional guarantees.

Republican Party United States America

Man wounded by dog in bird hunter incident

Gainesville Florida Steve Weldon of Starke was confined to Alachua Hospital in serious condition with two bullet wounds after his bird dog stepped on a small gauge automatic pistol trigger Sunday.

Gainesville Fla Steve Weldon Starke, Fla Alachua Hospital Weldon

Market for African rock lobsters grows in America

Fragmented note describes African rock lobsters finding a lively market in the United States amid import trends. The text also mentions Cape Town reports and a Philippine plan to ban foreign zipper imports.

America Cape Town

Chronicle-Telegram Front Page Item

Chronicle-Telegram from Elyria Ohio dated Monday November 3 1952 features front page items likely brief notices or snippets with local news. The readable fragment emphasizes dated newspaper context without full article detail.

Chronicle-Telegram Elyria Ohio

Carbine Inventor Shot In Pistol Experiment

Carbine Williams inventor of the M-1 rifle was wounded in a pistol experiment in Godwin North Carolina. A bullet hit his leg while he tested a new pistol design. His condition was listed as good in a local hospital.

Carbine Dunn N. C Williams Godwin

Birmingham Newsvendor Turns Model With Long Beard

In Birmingham Henry Everett Neys, a street newspaper seller, grew a luxuriant beard which made him a local model. He joked the beard grew because it was too much trouble to snare and he liked cutting himself.

Birmingham Ala Henry Everett Neys Artis Ney

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