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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1951
Page
20
Washington humor column mocks home storage ideas proposed by experts. A designer for Server Inc comments on absurd fridge and cabinet reorganizations including medicines, cosmetics, cigars, perfume, and shaving soap sparked by advice to optimize space.
A special Christmas series based on The Christ of All Nations harmonizes the four Gospels into a running narrative. Paul Guinness compiles the work, drawing on Matthew Mark Luke and John with updated punctuation. The six installments will run in the Chronicle Telegram starting Monday.
A mother cautions against toys that noise or encourage running as her child learns to walk while a Berlin exhibit at the Marshall House contrasts American labor saving machines with old machinery to illustrate how production and living standards could improve.
Cleveland officials said Ross lured patrolman Forney L. Haas into a rooming house after a minor traffic stop. He allegedly shot Haas and stole the officer’s revolver, with authorities believing he sought narcotics to satisfy a drug craving.
Ketchikan Alaska may add abalone to its fishing harvest. The U S Fish and Wildlife Service hires diver W E Walker and survey boat to study main beds in the Gulf of Esquibel. The survey aims to gauge a potential off season fishery with handling and preservation methods tested in Ketchikan and Seattle labs.
New Haven Connecticut retired Yale professor Robert M. Yerkes predicts gorillas will be extinct within 100 years. He warns the animals have no chance of survival in competition with man unless protected in the wild or bred successfully in captivity.
Nils Magnusson, 82, built his own house in Newburgh, doing all the labor himself. The compact dwelling includes a bedroom a kitchen and a storage area for his truck.
Florida sportsmen must tag all deer and turkey kills under a new regulation. Each license provides five tags two for deer and three for turkey with season dates Nov 20 to Jan 6 for deer and Nov 20 to Feb 1 for turkey. Untagged kills may lead to arrest.
In New Haven Judge Harold E. Alprovis dismissed a drunk driving charge against William L. Smith 22 after ruling an alcometer devised by Yale without corroborating evidence. The device measures blood alcohol percentage.
In Spencer West Virginia the mayor hints a citizen who drinks weekly could earn a two day assignment on the street-cleaning crew after failing a $3 assessment. The city reluctantly ended the two day stint saying the worker was invaluable to the works.
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