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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1953
Page
6
Town residents once again place Christmas flowers on the grave of the lonely girl in blue who died by stepping in front of a train on December 24, 1933. She arrived by bus in 1933, stayed with Mrs. Mary Judd, wished a Merry Christmas, and walked to the tracks where authorities say she died, leaving a tombstone reading killed by train unknown but not forgotten.
Akron police said Detective Captain John Struzewski described a 60 year old suspected petty thief with 28 prior arrests for petty larceny and shoplifting claiming a pickpocket targeted him as he boarded a vehicle. The man offered the statement amid ongoing inquiries.
Mrs Bernard Kanago of Webster South Dakota won $25 000 first prize in a nationwide Bakeoff for her My Inspiration cake mixing nuts white cake batter and grated chocolate The contest drew 79 entrants including a nun and three teen competitors Second prize went to Mrs Joseph E Terrill for Cinnamon Nut Crisps and third to Sister Maria Jose Cannon for Coconut Island cookies.
Princeton based study by Elmer Roper finds 73 percent of 3,502 Americans prefer international organization alignment for peace. Responses show broad support for UN strengthened or global cooperation, with 11 percent backing UN as a world government and 7 percent hopeless about war prevention.
The Weather Bureau reports the 30 day outlook from mid December to mid January shows above normal temperatures in the western third, the Northeast, and lower Great Lakes. Below normal in the South and Midwest with near normal elsewhere. Precipitation above normal east of the Appalachians and along the Gulf Coast, and below normal west of the Continental Divide and in the middle Mississippi Valley.
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