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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1954
Page
15
Weekend Dividend presents Sunday reading for the whole family featuring hobby ideas crafts and stories. Promotes accessible activities for diverse ages with practical tips and illustrated steps. Läsers can explore creative projects and relax with light entertaining content.
A readable column weaves bowling history from Teutonic kegels to modern sport. It notes ancient rites testing virtue by rolling a stone toward a target, then shifts to seasonal reflections on autumn fruits, burning leaves, and the mild humor of a bowler’s personal world.
New York readers note the release of Ber Gross memoir I Looked and I Listened detailing a 30 year radio and TV career from the Daily News staff writer. The piece mentions networks local stations and a party celebrating the book and Gross's anniversary.
Douglas Southall Freeman died in June 1953 before completing his monumental George Washington, Patriot and President after finishing volume six. The book chronicles Washington from Mount Vernon as a private citizen to his two-term presidency, portraying him as a patient, selfless patriot and father of his country. In a separate review, Charles Monroe Johnson’s Action with the Seaforths recounts five years of service, wounds, and a private soldier’s view of World War II, emphasizing mud, blood, and the men who fought.
Kent County prosecutors Hoffins and Linsey follow fathers' paths in Grand Rapids trials amid coverage noting Eisenhower's personal appeal. The piece cites Roper figures showing 5 million Democrats voted for him, and describes reporters' mixed stance. It frames Eisenhower as a national symbol shaping postwar politics and-era party dynamics.
In Bushey England American soldiers adapt to British sports terms as cricket and rugby clash with U S vocabulary. They discover that catchers become wicket keepers batters become batsmen and home runs are stumps in cricket while bowls and woods replace balls in bowls. Despite barriers the pair show sportsmanship and rising mutual respect amid a lopsided cricket win and a two touchdown rugby victory.
ELIZABETH New Jersey history preserved in Herbert Krafts attic features a collection of more than 5000 stones and relics from ancient civilizations. Beginning at age nine with two Indian arrowheads the 26 year old Singer Manufacturing employee built a vast trove. It includes Egyptian relics from this area a monolithic ax skulls from a 16 year old Indian boy and items from Palestine Greece Crete Mongolia and European cultures.
United States wastes about 30 million tons of cereal straw yearly that could be pulped into paper. An Agricultural Research Service process cuts pulping time, raises yields, and lowers labor and equipment costs. Straw has long fed papermaking history worldwide, now increasingly replaced by wood pulp in U S mills.
Waterford Ireland’s glass industry rebounds with rising U S sales. Since 1952 consignments head to the United States with designs echoing the pre 1852 era. Experts from Europe train local workers as the industry operates 16 hours daily to meet demand.
Elyrians face autumn as coat weather and park ducks return while heat is stored away. The piece contrasts daily chores with social rituals from book clubs to square dancing and Christmas questions, noting transitions in schools, politics, and entertainment.
Hollywood reports James Cagney, famed hard man, owns 28 horses in the San Fernando Valley and planned to breed trotters to sell but grew attached and could not part with them. He named a yearling Captain Henry, while James Dean shifts focus to bullfighting fantasy shown by East of Eden optimism. The piece also notes Emperor Penguins breeding in deep Antarctic winter and Jack Palance meeting Doris Day on a Warner lot.
William D. Laffler reviews Crosby's new long playing album spanning his career from the early scratchy records through the recent all come waxings with the Cass County Boys. The set includes collaborations with Mary Martin Woody Herman Bob Crosby and the Andrews Sisters. Also highlights Tessie Verret Rae Pee Wee Hunt and RCA Victor Muskrat Ramble and Tite and his Swinger Accordion Music. Nine to ten entities named and multiple era references.
CUYAHOGA FALLS Ohio UP A councilman Bruce Thomas 45 has been blind for 42 years yet he serves as a grinder operator and council member. He reads by ear at meetings and distributes 500 monthly bulletins to his ward. His family re reads new bills to him in braille at home for study.
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