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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1959
Page
9
New York Finance expert warns that gullibility and greed fuel risky speculation. He notes many fortunes have grown on speculative stocks but stresses due diligence and understanding assets before buying. He compares market myths to real world limits, citing Canada’s varied resources and warning against blind purchases.
The beatnik look is fading as schools enforce grooming rules banning blue jeans motorcycle jackets open-necked shirts and sloppy wear. Officials report improved student behavior and pride when proper attire is worn, noting the clean up movement began in several Eastern schools.
The Paris meeting between General Charles de Gaulle and President Dwight Eisenhower is set for September 2. It marks their first contact since 1951 and comes amid U.N. debate over Algeria. A possible Algerian trip or policy proposals loom as France weighs its stance.
A smart wool coat features checks and plaids with four extra large buttons. The bodice sits high and squared, offering oversized pockets and generous fullness as a bonus in the coat design.
Firemen battled a brush fire at the rear of Schumar's Body Shop 850 Cleveland St and a washing machine motor fire at Ralph Hardin's laundromat 1502 04 West Ave. The brush blaze sent heavy smoke through the neighborhood as workers dumped old paint and oil on the flames. The laundromat building is a single story brick and masonry structure owned by E H Weingarten 67 Glenwood St.
Visitors to the Lorain County Fair can test their hearing in a six person booth run by Dr. L C Meredith and William B Wladecki as part of the Healthorama tent. The device tests three frequencies at three intensities and is self guided with no charge for tests or hazards.
The season’s shoe collection for college men highlights Italian influenced square toes in smooth or etched leathers. Prominent are sleek slip ons with moc toes and two or three eyelet blachers, plus thick leather soles prioritizing comfort and fashion.
Mrs. Howard A. Coffin, 68, Republican national committeewoman for the District of Columbia since 1948, died Tuesday. Coffin also served as a correspondent for the North American Newspaper Alliance and for several Ohio newspapers.
Marilyn Monroe and playwright Arthur Miller are invited to the Swedish premiere of Miller’s play A View From The Bridge at Haelsingborg Theater on November 13, according to informed sources.
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