Strawberries Noted for Small Size and Poor Flavor
The report describes small misshapen strawberries that are generally of low quality and flavor, often featuring a small hard green area.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1950
Page
9
The report describes small misshapen strawberries that are generally of low quality and flavor, often featuring a small hard green area.
The Elyria Fire Department urges flameproof decorations and materials for a safe holiday. Use non combustible finishes, flameproofed plastics not possible, metal glass and asbestos options praised. Warns cotton batting and flimsy costumes ignite easily and should be flameproofed. Santa Claus whiskers cited in past tragedies.
United Press reports Truman and Attlee discussed a Western powers Russia conference. Lower level talks in Paris and minutes in Parliament show debate over scope. Russia pushes Berlin and Austria issues while denying obstructionist tactics amid Korea war.
The text notes Moscow pressing the buttons while China and North Korea act, and cites Russia’s opposition to Western power over Trieste and any world atomic energy control plan. It mentions arrests and disappearances of Western nationals behind the Iron Curtain and Russia’s broader tactics to foment hate and distrust.
Senator John Bricker denies reports he is being considered for president of Ohio State and the western allies. He calls the claim “absolutely no truth” and notes a four power conference would need a different tune for any chance of success.
Bricker described a circulating rumor about a Senate bid as utterly fantastic and a figment of the imagination. He told a reporter from one news service by phone that the report in the Dispatch, Sunday, was unfounded.
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