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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1953
Page
2
Chicago report: United Air Lines cites a survey of 900 young women showing stewardesses now average about 29 months before marrying and retiring, contrasting with World War II era when most needed 18 months. Airline says trend reflects changing social patterns and job duration.
About 1,000 members of the Durham County Women’s Institute urged removal of the tax on foundation garments. Mrs J A Morrison argued the garments serve health and morale, not fashion, and called for organized pressure to abolish the tax.
Mrs Hifie Hites kept 32 Christmas money in her Bible in Toledo Ohio a thief entered Wednesday and stole it. The incident highlights concerns over where to store cash at home and the risk of theft.
A fragment notes brassieres give m lady the feeling that she is well cared for in a playful or social context. The wording suggests light commentary on intimate apparel and personal reassurance, reflecting attitudes of the period in which the source text appeared.
Negotiators for the Order of Railroad Conductors and rail carriers in Chicago prepare their cases for a wage increase proposal to be presented to federal mediators next month. Direct talks on the conductor’s pay raise ended without agreement, prompting joint recourse to the National Mediation Board.
Observers believe rail management negotiations with other rail unions representing about 200000 train service employees including conductors will move to mediation. Members cited include the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and the Switchmen's Union of North America.
Moss Point High School basketball team was benched today until uniforms are recovered. Officials said the uniforms were mistakenly placed in a clothing drive for tornado victims in Vicksburg, Mississippi, about 200 miles away.
Washington dispatch notes President Eisenhower accepted a .38 caliber revolver from the National Sheriffs' Association on Wednesday. He avoided firing it in a Western style, recalling a prior incident when a similar gesture injured his hand near the Bermuda conference.
Mrs Patrick Kolarik aged 19 obtained an annulment Wednesday claiming her husband kissed her on their wedding day last May 28 and has not kissed her since. The testimony centered on the single kiss and its aftermath in the marriage ordeal.
A New Guinea gold and oil exploration company applies for a permit to prospect for oil in the Sepik district of New Guinea, signaling expansion of resource exploration in the region.
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