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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1953
Page
8
Dr Robert A Nelson of UCLA says European respect for America s serious composers has grown during the past 30 years. He notes that before the 1920s American music was indistinguishable from European styles, but now American composers show distinctive original styles and have come of age in Europe.
A poetic Christmas tale where a family's fear of the end is soothed by a miracle of enduring peace. Parents comfort children with visions of heaven in the home as gifts are opened and joy returns. The science news of doom proves false, replaced by renewed faith and hope.
Congressional Quarterly reports that Congress extended 29 presidential emergency powers in 1953, with nine up for renewal in 1954. Some powers revert, others become permanent, and several expire six months after the current national emergency ending, declared by Truman in 1950. The list includes military plant construction, stockpiling tools, rail priority for troops, and bans on photographing military installations.
Needy children in Tucson will again receive Christmas gifts via the community council but parents will now participate as Santa. Casework chair Miss Catherine Roche said the shift aims to strengthen families by sharing the joy of giving, replacing volunteers delivering gifts in past years.
The piece reviews books on frugal spending and money management aimed at women. It suggests practical hacks like selling earrings from old buttons, cutting daily expenses, having lunches packed, and renting out a room. It warns against borrowing and promotes building an emergency fund with small, flexible gift money exchanges.
In Topeka Kansas Malcolm Smith a retired railroader left nearly eight thousand dollars to fund the care of his bay saddle horse October Moon. The 17 year old animal was his daily riding companion and will receive thirty dollars a month for twenty two years. After the horse dies the remaining trust funds go to the Shawnee County Humane Society under his will.
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