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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1953
Page
3
Washington letter from a year old child reveals requests for modest gifts and concern for family. A Santa mail survey shows kids asking for items for others, with themes of caring, poverty, and sharing among siblings and neighbors.
An ad touts Pertussin as a systemically stimulating remedy that eases coughs and loosens sticky phlegm. It claims to break up coughing spells and notes many doctors have prescribed Pertussin.
Laura Z. Hobson argues the term career girl provokes the millions of working women, married or not, who juggle jobs and home life. she rejects the dated label as insulting and urges recognition of women's real labor and independence.
PORT ARTHUR Tex UP A slender green eyed mother of two is among nine newcomers who have added glamor to the Port Arthur police department. The mother Martha Whittredge and eight other neatly dressed women direct traffic at school corners twice daily. They have no arresting authority but issue tickets for violations. Whittredge says her sons help her cope with daily duties.
Hollywood star Terry Moore joins forty three entertainers on a Christmas tour to Korea Alaska Europe and the Orient. She will perform in an ermine white bathing suit with fur accessories and a dignified striptease ending in Army regulation underwear. Moore travels with her mother and plans a soft shoe dance and a number originally written for Jane Russell and Bob Hope.
Washington Abraham Lincoln is a subject for anthropologists. A Smithsonian Institution study by Dr. T. D. Stewart notes Lincoln stood six feet four but was slender, with narrow feet and below average size for his height.
Editors of student papers from various European countries recently convened in Vienna to discuss shared concerns, exchange ideas, and consider collaborations aimed at enhancing college journalism across the continent.
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