Christmas In Korea To Be More Like Home
US troops in Korea will enjoy a far more festive Christmas this year with $6.5 million in gift merchandise and expanded post exchanges. Eight times more goods, including toys, exotic gifts, and a sport line, will be available, and hundreds of thousands of Koreans will share in holiday festivities at 481 parties last year.
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Lighter Side Of The News At Blair House
Victoria Geaney has managed Blair House for 35 years hosting royalty and world leaders. She oversees daily meals, drinks, and logistics, even shopping, while decorating and pantry work continue amid renovations. Her guest book holds autographs of premiers, presidents, and ambassadors from around the globe.
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Make Christmas Fire Safe Headline
A public safety advisory urges caution during the holidays. Do not smoke in bed, keep matches away from children, avoid flammable cleaners, and prevent wiring overload. Dispose of trees before they dry out and keep junk from attics and basements to protect families and homes.
Avon Lake School Vacation Starts Tomorrow
Avon Lake schools dismiss tomorrow for Christmas vacation with classes resuming at the regular hour on Monday, Jan. 3. The second semester begins Jan. 17, with examinations set for the afternoon of Jan. 13 and the morning of Jan. 14.
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Housing Boom Disturbs Economists Over Building Surge
Washington reports a sweeping housing boom since October alarms economists who warn of an oversupply and financing strains. Government and Chamber estimates foresee 1.2 to 1.3 million new homes in 1955, with November starts at 103000 and a record 1.12 million dwellings started so far this year, signaling an engine of expansion that could tighten money supply if growth accelerates.
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Vermilion Chief Sells New Dog Licenses in Town
Vermilion Police Chief Edward Benson announces 1955 dog licenses available daily until 1 pm at his home 12 Jefferson Street or in town when he is on duty.
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