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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1953
Page
20
How to build a wall mounted lighted Wise Men figure scene for holiday display. Use plywood cutouts painted black, a star over the figures, and a triangular frame with drilled holes to hold outdoor lights. Projector lamps and white bulbs create subtle key lighting against a plain exterior.
Olga Curtis reports a shift in juvenile furniture toward a modern floating look for 1954. Industry leaders at Retailing focus on the coming market, with over half of buyers seeking updated designs at next month’s furniture markets.
Hollywood writer ALINE MOSBY reports color TV experts predict brunettes will be most video genic on color broadcasts. Survey for Bob Hope program notes brunettes photograph well, while redheads and blondes may fail in color. Good facial contours and harmonious hues key, with lighting and makeup balancing colors on early color sets.
Britain faces a meat glut after a bumper home killing season and ample imports from Australia and Argentina. Recently Russia has inquired about purchasing surplus first quality beef, pork, or lamb.
Washington reports that Secretary James P. Mitchell will urge Congress to raise unemployment benefits and the minimum wage in the next session. Speaking to 4 000 CIO Auto Workers at a unemployment conference he said improvements to the system are needed to shield against economic reversals and would tap into the large unemployment reserve to cushion a downturn.
A London doctor notes middle aged Englishmen regaining slim figures as rationing eased and meat becomes more available. British tailor reports rising demand for alterations as men reclaim boyish fits. Robert Kaufman Jr. is mentioned among residents noting diet shifts and lingering ration effects.
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