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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1975

Page

12

Thanksgiving's many names for the turkey across nations

A playful look at how turkeys are named around the world on Thanksgiving. The piece traces etymologies from Iroquois and Cherokee terms to French coq d Inde, Polish indyk, German kalkun, Italian gallo d India, and Turkish hindi, noting how the revered bird travels through culture and language while remaining central to the meal.

Washington Turkey India Calicut Kozhikode France Indyk Poland Norway Germany Holland Italy Russia

Snowdrift Baby Born During 1950 Storm Tale

Lorain County residents woke to light snowfall but recall the November 25 1950 blizzard that dumped 21.5 inches in the area. Roads were impassable, power lines down, and two men died. Mrs Frank Walko of Penfield, in labor, gave birth to a daughter literally in a snowdrift on LaGrange Road as rescuers struggled to reach Elyria Memorial Hospital. The newborn and mother were reported in fine health at the hospital. The story drew national attention, later covered by Life magazine.

Lorain County Ohio Elyria Frank Walko Penfield Youngeberg Ruth Walko Elaine

Light Snow Flurries With Mild Temps Tonight Through Tomorrow

A weather note calls for light snow flurries tonight and tomorrow with lows near 25 and highs in the mid 30s. Precipitation chances are about 70 percent, with winds shifting from northeast to southeast. Sunrise and sunset times noted, plus a record of yesterday’s high of 34 and low of 27.

Ford to propose up to 2.5 billion for New York aid

President Ford plans a stopgap plan to aid New York City with direct loans or federal loan guarantees up to 2.5 billion to cover operating expenses over three years. The scheme would replace current federal loan guarantee measures and follows Carey plan components and union and pension trustees' approval.

Washington Ford New York City New York News Hugh Carey Treasury William E. Simon New York Simon Pension Fund White House Senate House Congress Capitol Hill

Ely Park to Keep Traditions as Renovation Delayed

Renovation of Ely Park is delayed until after Christmas keeping traditional decorations in place. A lit Santa, guards, trees with lights, and possible nativity will appear while Gene Resar Inc. moves to order supplies now. Construction should start in about a month with no extra charge if prices rise, and finish within six months.

Ely Park Santa Claus Gene Resar Inc Leonard P. Reichtin Resar Community United Methodist Church Chamber of Commerce Richard Elliott Abbe Road Reichlin

Not Forgotten Box opens for Christmas toy drive

Seven year old John faced a bleak Christmas last year until a friend of the Chronicle Telegram found him a toy airplane through the Not Forgotten Box. The Salvation Army drives the annual toy collection from today through December 22 at the CT lobby with Jingles the mascot guiding a large box. Applications for aid start Monday at Salvation Army headquarters 716 West Broad Street, weekdays 1 am to noon and 3 pm, with no phone requests.

Jingles C-T Not Forgotten Box Jay Martin Jay John Chronicle-Tel Salvation Army Tov Lobts Broad St Gary Long Army

Mo Dean recalls the beginning of the end

Maureen Dean recalls the March 19 1973 Blair House reception and John Dean's looming decision about the Nixon White House crisis. She reveals his tension and isolation as he feared disclosure and sought to shield wife staff and country from a growing scandal. The passage notes a March 21 1973 crucial meeting where Dean warned Nixon of a cancer on the presidency.

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