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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1948

Page

6

Referendum Set On Lorain County Soil Conservation District

A referendum on forming the Lorain County Soil Conservation District is scheduled for November 23 from 9am to 3pm. Voters must achieve a 65 percent favorable vote to establish the district. Eighteen voting centers are listed across Columbia, Grafton, Ridgeville, Avon, Elyria, and surrounding areas.

Ehria ¥. M. C Columbia Garman’s Grafton Farm Bureau Ridgeville Worcester Avon Elyria County

Local leaders push for county district referendum approval

John Siifer state extension conservationist urged support for the proposed county district election for Gastriel supervisors. He said district boards will decide issues, not farm planners, and noted unpaid supervisors in other districts may gain value from experience. The Lorain Polish Fishermen's Club and steering committee backed absentee ballots for landowners unable to vote on November 23.

Teion Carlisle Lagrange LaGrange Hardware Company Penfield John Siifer Board of Supervisors Shfer Arthur Sanford Stanley Orlowski Lorain Grange Farm Bureau

Hospital Reports On New Malady In-Laws Disease

London Kings College Hospital notes a post war illness labeled in-laws disease with one in every hundred casual patients affected. It affects young wives living with husbands relatives due to housing shortages and causes doctors to send patients for treatment despite no organic ailment.

London Kings College Hospital

Beetle Expert Returns From 23000 Mile Beetle Hunt

New York scientist Dr Mont A Cazie, a leading coleopterist at the American Museum of Natural History, completed a 23000 mile field trip across the United States collecting 25000 beetle specimens and discovering at least six new sub species. He notes tiger beetles can survive in every region and warns about their pest potential. He aims to study predatory Asilidae and carabid beetles further.

New York Mont A. Cazie United States Ger Neetie American Museum of Natural History Cazier Mipeums Department of Insects and Spiders

Sadistic teen gangsters blamed for crime surge by police

London police tie rising violence to housing strain and an outbreak of crime unseen in a century. They cite 36 unsolved murders over the past 24 months and point to influential movies as part of the context. The hospital notes describe varied ailments and deteriorating health among victims awaiting housing improvement.

London Police

Beetle expert Dr Cazier studies widening color range Across U S

Dr. Cazier collected beetles from 1496 states and Canadian areas. He explains how the dieindela adapts to environments with color variation from nearly brown in the east to bright red in the Midwest and Texas and eight green along the Pacific Coast.

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