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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1954
Page
8
Avon village building inspector Lloyd Wearsch announced March permits for six houses five garages and one farm dwelling. Three house permits went to Elizabeth Ave homes including Oliver Forthofer on Elizabeth Ave. Fran Azaca Lorain. J. J. Mencl and Roy Schwartz. Forthofer also received four garage permits Ambrose Thome one garage and Adam Wojciejkowski a wood shed permit.
Evangelist E. Raymond Heney of Mansfield begins a pre Easter service series at the Ninth Street Church of God. Rev. J. Eugene Fair, pastor, announces the nightly services start at 7 45 and run through Easter with a male quartet providing song each evening.
New York report by the tobacco industry's research committee cites 36 cancer authorities denying concrete evidence linking smoking to lung cancer. An interim document explains sensational statements have misled the public and physicians. A follow up report will be issued after industry funded basic cancer research concludes.
Gene Nelson, a dancer actor at Universal-International, expresses broad ambitions from directing to bullfighter parts. He suggests many entertainers long to pursue varied paths and notes Sinatra’s career shift, stressing versatility as key in Hollywood. He cites Douglas Fairbanks as a pinnacle swashbuckler and hopes to mix singing with dancing.
A compact call to action promoting classified ads as a way to raise cash by selling unused items. It emphasizes contacting by phone number 4751 to place or respond to ads. The tone is brisk and practical, targeting readers seeking quick income through selling possessions.
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