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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1952
Page
3
Two holiday flavored dessert recipes including a rich rennet ice cream with chocolate and rum and a peppermint ice cream with crushed candy. Instructions cover heating, cooling, freezing, and folding in toppings, plus a peppermint stick candy addition and red coloring. Also includes a chocolate nut bar recipe baked in a square pan.
Electric batteries for ringing doorbells are often placed in insecure spots where a pull on a loose terminal wire could drop the battery on a person. Use a box for ordinary cells and consider a bell ringing transformer when electric service is available.
The Supreme Court ruled 8 to 0 that states cannot bar public employment based solely on past membership in a controversial group if the applicant knew its nature. The Oklahoma loyalty oath was struck down. The decision follows a May 21 1951 discharge of seven teachers at Oklahoma A and M College Stillwater. The court also upheld wiretap evidence in state courts, and handled other actions including a grand jury inquiry into an international oil cartel, a Guam rape case hearings, and a draft evasion conviction appeal.
A reader tips column on simple wood finishing tricks. Use countersunk screws with plastic wood fill and sand smooth. Nail heads hide with a nail set, end edges sanded, dents filled, then finish with a first coat and light sands between coats. Send improvements to Mr Cobb.
Santa Claus adapts to the Atomic Age with toys blending past favorites and futuristic gadgets. The $400 million toy crop offers space travel gear, talking dolls, early furniture miniatures, and new playsets from three‑dimensional doll houses to nuclear energy experiments, all while prices edge downward.
In Niagara Falls Bell Aircraft officials, facing a severe shortage of skilled workers, decide to ease entering interviews by placing advertisements in local papers announcing they would go to applicants' homes for interviews.
Officials described a new program where interviews occur in applicants homes after phone calls from their neighborhoods. Key engineers were alerted to respond to inquiries and townspeople were interviewed to fill positions. Early reports suggested the plan showed promise.
Attempts to pass colds around the animal world have failed completely. Only three men the chimpanzee and the orangutan have shown any tendency to catch cold.
Ten years ago Ely park in the city center would not be fully lit but an artificial igloo fountain display would glow with softly colored lights for one week due to wartime electricity conservation. The Chronicle Telegram summarizes past items across decades, including a notable Elyria death and other community notes.
A man and his brother developed the idea and engineering skill to fly faster than birds. Their bold effort and experimental work led to the first powered flights and the birth of modern aviation.
Miss Bettie Sutherland daughter of Mr and Mrs Herbert Sutherland of Ruggles Ashland county will marry Pfc Bruce Hettell son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Hettell of Canton on December 20 at seven o clock in the Ruggles Federated Church. The Rev Dennis Foreman will officiate with the Rev Alva Taylor assisting. Miss Sutherland is a registered nurse at Aultman Hospital Canton. Hettell is in the Armed Forces stationed at Aberdeen Proving Grounds Maryland.
The Wright brothers achieved their first successful flight as their initial plane rose and stayed aloft for 12 seconds before landing safely.
Report notes that until improved glassmaking, low pressure during thunderstorms caused champagne bottles to explode. In New Zealand a carnival fundraiser gathered 50 brass bands to support sending a New Zealand bank to tour Britain next year.
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