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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1955

Page

5

New Ohio Juvenile Institutions Cost Set At 15 Million

United Press reports Ohio plans to spend more than 15 million to build and upgrade juvenile facilities. The plan includes 100 bed hospitals, new security institutions, school buildings at Lancaster and Delaware, and expansion of the Columbus diagnostic center to serve all 88 counties. Governor Lausche backs the funding, with a broader plan urging a 25 million total package from the state surplus and a voter road issue next November. The aim is humane rehabilitation through careful staffing and improved classification, not mere punishment.

Norman G. Cornish United Press Columbus Quc John Ferguson Frank J. Lausche Boys Industrial School Lancaster Girls Industrial School Delaware Juvenile Diagnostic Center Lausche Bruns Bricks Ferguson Erguson Ohio

Fountain Pen Woes Spark Satirical Riff on Modern Times

An offbeat, fragmented essay critiques aging fountain pens and gadgetry while imagining future careers in the industry. It contrasts the reliability of a simple pen with flashy, impractical innovations and muses on social responsibility and satire. The piece blends personal confession with playful speculation on tech and style. It mentions demobilization, finances, and a campus or workplace setting as backdrop to the humor.

Meriden Officials Choose Red Fire Engine Over Lavender

Tradition bound Meriden Connecticut city officials selected a red color for their new fire engine after reviewing options that included lavender green and yellow.

Meriden, Conn

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