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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1953

Page

4

Dispute Over Suez Canal Affects Other Problems

United Press reporting by Phil Newsom notes the Suez dispute strains Western Arab relations and complicates Britain Egypt talks. It highlights how Britain Iran and Israel relations fold into broader Middle East tensions and Africa’s nationalist rise.

Suez Canal Phil Newsom United Press Foreign News Narea Britain Suez Canal Zone Iran Suez Israel

Amherst News and Delivery Service Ad

Amherst notices list Mrs June E Alexander at 172 Franklin Ave as operator of News and Delivery Service with contact phone 3611 for subscriptions and local delivery needs.

June ER Alexander Franklin Ave

New Year's Party Attracts Young Married Couples

AMHERST The Married Couples group of the Congregational church will host a New Year's party at 8 P.M. tonight with Harold Brown and Mrs Parker Miller in charge and Mr and Mrs Fleming Brainerd on refreshments. The group invites other couples to attend and emphasizes no age limit and a welcome to all interested to come and get acquainted.

Amherst Congregational Church Harold Brown Parker Miller Fleming Brainerd St. Peter's Evange Reformed Holy Communion Northeast Ohio Synod Ralph Prittie St. Joseph’s Catholic Mission Circle Paul Wenzel St. Ann’s Circle Our C. Aschenbach R. Rachel Joseph Wesbecher Canales S. George E. Meyer G. Nagel W. Wenzel Louise Abel C. Makiuski R. Squires D. Wood St. Paul’s Evangelical Dwyer Leimbach District Council

Nichols Sees Lighter Side Of Post-Christmas Shopping

Washington column observes post holiday sales and exchange quirks as merchants slash prices on Christmas leftovers. A retailer notes returns, wrong sizes, and out of town labels provoke exchanges while shoppers debate fair refunds and bargains. A humorous tale describes a man returning an unwrapped gift, mistaken color, and a chaotic exit from a lingerie counter.

Improvements In Postal Service Being Planned

Postmaster General Arthur E. Summerfield says the Postal Service is gaining efficiency and cutting costs. He notes ongoing work on future developments that could revolutionize mail delivery and sustain the gains of the Eisenhower administration's first year.

Washington INS Arthur E. Summerfield Summerfield International News Service Post Office Department Eisenhower

Prince Tries Violin With Carolers at Sandringham

In Sandringham England five year old Prince Charles tried a violin during a Royal Carol serenade. He persuaded an accompanist to part with the instrument and scraped out a lively if not refined melody. Queen Mother Elizabeth gently diverted him from further attempts.

Sandringham England Prince Charlie Crown Prince Elizabeth

He Wasn't Tickled

New York police released Dr. Addison Brenizer a 70 year old retired surgeon on $500 bail after a Christmas Day incident. He allegedly pressed a revolver to doorman John Turner chest and fired twice claiming he wanted to tickle him. Four of six chambers were loaded.

New York Addison Brenizer Brenizer John Turner Turner Brentzer

Tear gas incident at Gusher Cafe ends in arrest

Charles B. Younger cried as he was taken to a hospital from a downtown cafe in Fort Worth Texas. Police also shed tears when they arrested a suspect who fired a tear gas charge into Younger's face during an argument at the Gusher Cafe.

Fort Worth Tex Charles B. Younger Younger

Australians Have World’s Sweetest Tooth on Sugar

Australians consume about 127 pounds of sugar per person each year, the highest rate in the world. The United States follows with roughly 103 pounds, with notable declines for other nations.

Perth Australia United States

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