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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1952
Page
7
Economists foresee 1953 economic activity rising above 1951 levels with a stronger year ahead. Industrialists pledge support to the new administration and push plans to avoid recessions, expect tax reductions, and a lighter regulatory climate barring foreign shocks.
Kellogg Day retires from Elyria hardware and music enterprises after 55 years in active commerce. He started at 421 Broad Street in 1896, built a music department, expanded to Cheshire block in 1921, and led civic groups, chambers, and youth programs. The family business was sold in 1952, and Day will pursue hunting and fishing, with trips to Florida Elk Rapids and other Michigan waters.
Two Navy recruiters Hazel Jones and Lola Groszko will be at the Navy Recruiting Station in Sandusky on January 7 to answer questions about enlisting. Groszko, a Detroit native who joined in 1948, explains the qualifications for young women aged 18 to 25 who are high school graduates, unmarried, and without dependents.
Britain faces competition for trans Atlantic routes as the Queen Mary and Queen Elizabeth contend with the 53000 ton United States, the French ship Flandre, and Hollands Maasdam, all entering the postwar shipping arena.
An American chaplain Lt Col James H Terry and his battalion sent a blunt rebuff to charges that U S forces in Korea distribute obscene magazines. A Congressional committee had heard complaints from soldiers, while Gen Mark Clark's HQ stated Army and Air Force magazines and pocketbooks are bought via a joint agency and screened by a combined committee.
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