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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1954
Page
11
Laura Z. Hobson argues in favor of real tax reform for five million working mothers, criticizing current proposals as unrealistic. She notes the inadequate $12 weekly child care allowance and points out that deductions favor businessmen and women with secretaries, not those needing caregiver relief.
The passage argues that many women must earn to cover food and rent bills, urging acceptance of a tax plan while highlighting the broader burden on 4 million mothers. It stresses mothers' realism about the necessity of income to keep children safe and cared for while they work, beyond small weekly amounts.
A Massachusetts State Police survey shows about 3300 state police and highway patrol officers are on the nation's highways at any given moment. The finding highlights staffing levels amid travel conditions and enforcement needs across the country.
Washington columnist Marman W. Nichoel explores humorous anecdotes about Abraham Lincoln’s height and physical prowess. The piece notes Lincoln’s reported 6 foot 4 inch stature, his habit of measuring others, and claims of agility and even pigeon-toed feet contributing to his wrestling stance.
Chronicle Telegram recalls events from February 12 1944 ten years earlier. American troops repelled a German drive near Rome as Liberator bombers hit targets on the French coast in the 13th major operation within 16 days.
A vigilant cockerel repelled a fox that raided a henhouse near Kaufbeuren West Germany. The bird leaped onto the fox forcing it to drop a hen and then held the fox by the neck pecking until it fled into the woods.
Philadelphia based National Sweetheart Committee names Dwight D. Eisenhower and wife as The Nicest Sweethearts in the United States. The ten couple list includes Maj. Gen. and Mrs. William F. Dean and Joe DiMaggio and Jackie Robinson among others.
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