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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1954

Page

13

Change in Third Street prompts city landmark rethink

A reader laments changes on Third Street between Middle and East, missing old brick apartments and asking why the city tore down usable housing. The letter supports fire-proof Christmas trees and cites California law requiring flame-proofing for public displays to reduce fire risk.

Third St Middle East Temple Ct California

Going Steady Debate Sparks Sand Hills Letter

Anecdotal essay urges parents to delay teen dating trends. The author recalls teens dating early, cites prom era cases, and argues that early romance influences later marriages. She urges protective parenting and longer childhood before serious relationships.

War of Wits review and Antarctic exploration notes

A United Press summary reviews War of Wits by Ladislas Farage detailing intelligence history from ancient campaigns to twentieth century espionage and OSS feats against wartime Germany. It also notes Arthur Scholes on Antarctica’s limited wealth but rich scientific value and a glimpse of Australian exploration.

War of Wits Funk & Wagnalls Ladislas Farage Rarago Europe United States Russia Farage U. S. Office of Strategic Services Germany Harry God America Arthur Scholes Antarctica Scholes

Do Savages Truly Savage in Colorado Indians Tale

A New York executive visits Colorado Indians on the Andes western slope and endures a blood brother ceremony. The account praises dignity and warmth of the Colorados as they smear red dye, sing, and dance, while debunking the idea that savages are inherently savage.

New York Insoresce Exploree Gacevee Nloe U.S.A Ecuador Andes Brazil Matto Grosso Alejandro South America Yaguas Alejandra Yamel Central Park New York Colorado Ife

Photographic tricks and books boost dog and human portraits

A feature on umbrella lighting for pets and children, simple gear, and posing tips plus a personal prize winner in the 1954 Games Dog Research contest. It lists favorite photography books, from How To Make Good Pictures to Graphic Gradex Photography, and notes Idlewild Airport uses photographs to persuade health screenings. Hamilton University opens a library for spoken literature with records and im books.

Heginner Straight Pictors Chicago Breila Ed Hoss Jon Ast Photo Lab Ndex Seblette Kodak St Mansai Fred Bond Aubrey Bodine Chesapeake Bay Tidewater Jeannette Klute Roche Goldmine Idlewild Hamilton N.Y Colmore University

Mixed World Affairs Letters and Music News Brief

Readers question U S peacemaking, military training and Soviet flights near Alaska. The State Department replies clarify boundaries and responses. Also music listings note new albums by The Crew, Les Baxter, Ray Anthony and others with brief reviews.

Arthur Murray Les Baxter Arthur ‘Murray Ray Anthony Capitol Baxter Anthony Pee Wee King Rca-Victor The Four Toes M-G-M Billy Williams Coral Wiliam D. Lamer

Louis Armstrong Plays W C Handy on New Columbia LP

Louis Armstrong showcases refined trumpet work on a new Columbia LP titled Louis Arm Strong Plays W C Handy. Trummy Young and Barney Bigard provide strong backing, Velma Middleton delivers characterful vocals, with Handy’s influence highlighted as Armstrong traverses the Blues standard repertoire.

New York Louis Armstrong Schmaltz Gabriel W. C. Handy Columbia Tanck Louis Arm Strong W.C. Handy Satchmo Compa Chicago Haney St. Louis Schopenhauer

Political debate on U S economies and unemployment

Illinois economist Paul Douglas cites a nine percent drop in American manufactured goods and high unemployment. Republican Senator Homer Ferguson from Michigan argues the economy will move after a brief recess.

Canada Maura Iran Lodi UMA ALG Ione Laxen Paul Douglas Illinois Gioamana Deani Homer Ferguson Michigan

Torch Relay Plans Ready For 1956 Melbourne Olympics

Melbourne Vis reports the Organizing Committee has mapped the 1956 Torch Relay from Greece to Australia. The Flame will travel via Greece to Darwin and Cairns, then by relay 2,500 runners over 2,550 miles to Melbourne, with Canberra and Albury among stops before entering Victoria and finishing at the main stadium in Melbourne.

Melbourne Vis Greece Olympia Australia Athens Darwin Cairns Queensland London Helsinki Pacific Coast Sydney Canberra Victoria Albury Benalla Shepparton Bendigo Ballarat Geelong

Five-Legged Frog Trains for Jump Title

ROCHESTER N Y Thirteen year old Gerard Gerster may produce a frog champion The boy owns Freddie a frog with five legs He found Freddie as a tadpole and trains him for future jumps He believes Freddie will surpass the 12 foot mark set by Gas House Gas in Sarasota Fla in 1936

Rochester N. Y Gerard Gerster Gerard Freddie Gas House Gas Saragoza Fla

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