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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1954
Page
2
An editor's note explores a glass-enclosed Mouse House for pet mice, detailing a two-foot by one-foot by one-foot setup with a balcony, play structures, nurseries, and nests. It praises the charm of white-footed mice, offers care tips, and notes lifespan around two years.
The article profiles Lavrenti Beria Admiral Canaris Sir Percy Sillitoe and Allen Welsh Dulles as the era’s most influential espionage figures. It notes their genius and long careers shaping Cold War intelligence and references key events and figures from Pearl Harbor to atomic research while highlighting Sir Percy Sillitoe’s role in safeguarding the Spanish Arch in Galway as a backdrop to the era’s spy drama.
Los Angeles reports health officials warn that ticks can spread fevers such as Rocky Mountain spotted fever and rabbit fever while most ticks are harmless. The feature mentions tick biology and public health guidance on avoiding bites and proper removal methods.
Gloria De Haven recalls starting in 1947 with weak material and rocky cafe gigs. For seven years she has juggled Hollywood musicals with nightclub engagements in Paris New York Miami and Las Vegas. She says Las Vegas is the real nightclub town where audiences reward variety, while New York remains tough and businesslike. She notes Miami’s heyday fading and that entertainers often profit more from touring than films, despite high on‑the–road costs.
New York column reviews Bing Crosby and his son Gary on a Decca 45 rpm pairing The Call of the South and Cornbelt Symphony feature Bing on deeper tones with Gary in close harmony Also mentioned are Connie Russell Dave and Peggy Lee records plus Jill Corey and a Capitol release Foggy Night in San Francisco and One Arabian Night praised for mood and charm
Judge Willis W. Ritter in Salt Lake City freed a juror who asked to be excused due to a ill baby and domestic troubles. He cited a history of compassionate handling in court and noted a juror once moved to rule against a defendant to permit a quick departure.
Ohio House at the state fair showcases more than 50 Buckeye manufacturers in a non-commercial display of Ohio made products. Located near the Coliseum this replica of President Harrison’s home opens daily 10 am to 8 pm. It draws visitors with up-to-date furnishings and annual group meetings, having attracted over 500000 visitors in the past two fairs.
Philadelphia report cites Dr. W. E. Harrison son of Harris son stating about 100 chemicals used in food production. He warns modern methods rely on planned scientific attack from field to dinner table while noting past indiscriminate spraying left residues on grapes and apples.
Lincoln Nebraska. University of Nebraska extension health specialist Helen Becker says the body begins to age at 30. She notes people live longer, but insists aging starts at 30. The article cites the national heart institute and cites death ages averaging 8.8 years versus 63 years a decade ago.
A curvy gal in abbreviated shorts draws a whistle and glare on the street while a man comments on public attire. The column comments on double standards among women. Attended the Musicarnival to see Carousel under stormy skies, with mud and rain adding to the evening’s charm. Little David Verhoff’s bicycle mystery persists as a caller seeks a reward for its return.
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