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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1949
Page
2
In Elyria Ohio a 100 year old cowbell is used to summon students to the new school session at the elementary school. The historic bell rings to mark opening and adds a rustic charm to the morning routine at the Chronicle Telegram report.
Republican candidate Dale C. Kellogg promotes his education and labor background to voters. He lists Bowling Green State University Brownhelm teaching Western Reserve graduate work Bendix Westinghouse Local 971 UAW CIO leadership and community roles with Elyria chess and UN forum.
A gritty East Side New York scene shows a boy fighting savagely for his life against Iranian swarms amid urban debris and a watching mother. A school setting follows with Miss Mary O Hara easing Tony Coresh into breakfast empathy and a wealthy child insisting on riding to school alone.
Atchison Kansas reports a limestone cave used since 1831 now stores over 66 million pounds of dried eggs primes and raisins for federal programs. Dried eggs total 17 million pounds with air drying trials to extend shelf life to four years.
Avon Lake school hosts a Scout meeting at 8 p m on Wednesday October 26 inviting parents of Cub Scouts Boy Scouts and Senior Scouts and committees of troops sponsors and prospective sponsors to attend. The article notes the group has been operating in the black since early 1946 and mentions issues from a Missouri Pacific strike affecting operations. It also references a Mio Pace spur line and shipments being tracked with a cooler near capacity holding 66 000 000 pounds of foodstuffs.
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