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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1951
Page
4
Chronicle Telegram from Elyria Ohio dated September 19 1951 reports local city news and brief notices in a compact newspaper card format reflecting mid-century reporting style and community updates.
Marquis Childs reports on the Washington scene as talks on the campaign for the presidency continue. The piece notes Eisenhower’s prospects, party pressure, and the cautious stance of leaders like Hugh Scott and James Duff amid GOP maneuvering.
A 1951 United Feature Syndicate piece reports on the Eisenhower draft movement within the GOP, noting Dewey's push to mobilize delegates while internal doubts persist. It highlights scorn for patronage offers, risk acknowledgment by backers, and opposition from party figures wary of diverting from traditional politics.
Iowa State College professor R W Breckenridge argues a found ancient axe from Iowa Falls could prove Viking visits in the 4th century. Thirteen others with similar axes weighed in, some found buried or tucked away. One resident likened such axes to 1800s tobacco cutter door hinges. Avon Lake families host visitors then send them home. Evelyn Peck returns to Frankfort Germany. William Peck family heads to Denver for Mission furlough.
Leonard Albers and Johug Briebelmen were patients at Providence hospital following a car accident involving Ed Schober. Report mentions visits by Mrs Rebecca Dobson and Mr A G Hint, along with Mrs Scott Kolb of Erbayt Avon Lake and Merie Hall of Avon. Second names unclear.
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