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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1954

Page

2

Pope’s Condition Improves Steadily After Illness

Vatican reports Pope Pius XII showing steady improvement for the tenth day. He can take more food and leave his bed longer each day, attending Mass in a chapel near his room after being confined to his sickroom for two weeks. Messages of support poured in from Catholics worldwide amid the Pope’s annual message to the sick.

Vatican City Vatican Pius’xii Iron Curtain Pontif

Mrs June Alexander Listed for News and Delivery Service

Mrs June Alexander of 172 Franklin Avenue offers news and delivery service in Amherst area with contact via phone 3611.

June E. Alexander Franklin Ave

Burning Rubbish Ignites Grass At Three Places

Amherst Fire Chief warns residents to burn papers only in closed containers as windy conditions spark three grass fires at homes on Elyria avenue East street Tay lor and Leavitt road. No injuries reported. investigations focus on yard waste burning practices. Heart fund drive totals $539 with receipts pending from banks and organizations. Amherst Forum Club hosts Modern Art talk at Raymond Bacon home tonight. CBS Stone City meets Wednesday 8 pm to select prizes for Fun and Frolic. Room mothers urged to attend Patron House Wednesday 8 pm for booth novelties planning.

Amherst Charles Edwards Amherst Village Amherst Township Edwards Elyria Avenue East Street William Davidson Charles Mollison Taylor Darakis Leavitt Road Amherst Forum Club Raymond Bacon Dorothy Tabert Mary Alice Kovach Red Slack Clayton Walker, Jr Lorain Frank McMulla

A Bomb Salute Urged For Retiring AEC Man Carroll Tyler

AEC field director Carroll L. Tyler retires after 30 years in the Navy and atomic program. He supervised site selection for tests at Yucca Flat and Eniwetok, with Los Alamos, Sandia, and other labs en route from coast to Pacific. AEC head K D Nichols praises his leadership and contributions to the weapons program.

Carroll Tyler Navy 4 AEC Santa Fe U. S Marshall Islands Sandia Laboratory Cryogenics Laboratory Woulder Colo Iplants Burlington Iowa Amarillo Tex Kansas City Navy K. D. Nichols Tyler United States Russia Hebert Eniwetok Pacific Yucca Flat

Detroit Aims for Lead in Showing Autos Too

Detroit auto dealers push to reclaim leadership in showcasing homegrown cars alongside production. A major two week Detroit show at Michigan State Fairgrounds opens next Saturday with four halls linked by walkways, a two hour stage show twice daily, and free entertainment led by M T Patterson. Chicago’s March show remains the pace setter, but Detroit plans a bold new Winners Circle exhibit with speed, endurance and economy feats.

Detroit Motor City Michigan State Fair Grounds M.T. Patterson Michigan New York Chicago International Ampitheatre Chicago Automobile Trade Assa Bonneville Salt Flats Indianapolis Motor Speedway

Fines Set Record in Traffic Court

New York JP Chief Magistrate John M. Murtagh announced a new record for fines in Traffic Court. The city collected $61,575 from motorists on a Monday, including a car owner fined for 46 tickets in two years and 2,300 motorists who failed to answer 174 tickets.

New York John M. Murtagh Traf

48 Governors To Study Ohio Axle Miles Tax

Ohio's axle mile tax will be scrutinized by 48 governors at a Washington meeting April 26 to 28. Governor Lausche said the third day will cover weight distance and Ohio's dispute with other states over collecting the tax from out of state trucks. The first two days involve sessions with President Eisenhower and federal officials on inter state relations. The conference's regular annual meeting is planned for August in northern New York, date and site to be determined.

Columbuses Ohio Washington Lausche Ohuo Eisenhower New York

Real Estate Transfers in Elyria and Avon Lake Listings

The Land Title Guarantee and Trust Co reports transfers including Charles O Taylor to Marvin Liles on Olive Street Elyria. Transfers cover Griswold Road Elyria Township Vineyards Avon Lake Canton Avenue Sheffield Township Lear Road Avon Lake and multiple parcels in Homecrest Ridgeville Township Shore Subdivision Sheffield Lake Avon Lake City View Terrace and Parmely.

Charles O. Taylor Marvin Liles Olive St. Elyria Peter Camarillo Jesse Camarilo Griswold Rd Elyria Lillllian McFarland Martha Armaro Vineyard Beach Avon Lake Alvan C. Aldach Annabelle Creer Canton Ave Sheffield Edward A. Kolman Lloyd E. Weber Lear Rd Miles G. King John Sinegar, Jr Lake Ave Grace M. Elbert Mildred J. Elbert East Ave Victor Kubiak Harry Burkey Sheffield Lake Noel Slg Ira B. Vaughn Homecrest Park Ridgeville Loretta E. Eaton Orville J. Eaton Paul A. Halterer Harold Z. Llewellyn Dennison Ave Clyde Bedford Earle Bodilford Parmely

Spaghetti Supper Is Considered Success

Vermilion The American Legion Auxiliary met at the Legion Hall with 39 members present. Lucille Clark reported the spaghetti supper netted 9267 dollars. The group approved plans for similar fundraisers and allocated its share to a treat at Chillicothe Home for the men. The Junior Women’s League announced a style show for March 29 at the Legion Hall. A surprise birthday gift was voted for the Legion’s celebration, and next month’s meeting will feature a Pan American program. Jean Morrison gave a paper on Americanism followed by light refreshments.

Vermilon American Legion Auxiliary Legion Hall Lucille Clark Chilicothe The Legion Jean Morrison

German motorcycles to be built in Britain under Stuttgart firm license

A Stuttgart firm will license British production of German motorcycles, signaling cross border manufacturing agreement. The deal involves licensing rights and production setup in Britain, pointing to expanded European engineering collaboration and trade.

Britain Stuttgart

Want Ads Profit Pitch Starts Today

An advertising pitch touts immediate profits from Want Ads and urges readers to start today by calling a listed number 475L.

Property transfers and parcels listed for Avon Elyria areas

A series of real estate transfers are recorded including Sam Trivanovich to James A Jacobs on Avon Lake land, M Clare Phillips to William Stegman on West George H Brownell property, and multiple conveyances across Elyria Ridgeville Eaton and Amherst townships. Other entries include estate sublets, a trustee transfer to Thomas Whitacre, and properties on Wesley Ave Elyma and Mul an Elyria Rd Russia Tp.

Elyria Sam Trivanovich James A.jacobs Avon Avon Lake M. Clare Phillips William H. Stegman West Ave George H. Brownell Margaret B. Humphrey Roy Edward Sauble Mayme Lee Sauble Berea Rd Ridgeville R. Tubbesing Thomas Whitacre Spring Valley Mattie E. King Robert E.reed Wesley Ave Elyma Lehman-Johnson Co Gailford H Taylor Elyria-Twinsburg Eaton Russell A. Hutchings Carl Balzer Mulan-Elyria Rd Russia James Szucs Edward C. Lach North Main St Amherst

Sales Expected To Rise In Spring

Administration experts forecast a spring rebound in sales led by Easter shopping and auto and home furnishings demand. They expect inventory declines, with wholesale and retail stocks falling about two billion dollars by mid year as orders rise, production increases, and employment grows. Senator Kennedy warns of potential major steps if business does not improve, while President Eisenhower and his aides monitor the economy.

Washington John F. Kennedy D-Mass Eisenhower

Chick Production in January Sets National Record

Washington dispatch from the Agriculture Department reports that national chick production in January reached the highest level ever for the month. The record indicates strong output across multiple poultry operations and reflects ongoing demand for hatchery stock.

Washington II Agriculture Department

Unwelcome Visitors in Wisconsin Home

Lawrence Barrett said he would rather live by the roadside than at a dead end his home faces a ninth crash when a car plowed into his lawn. He again asks Eau Claire city to install a beacon warning light at the dead end to prevent further damage.

Eau Claire Wis Lawrence Barrett Barrett

Economic advisers link stock pileup to dip in economy

Economic advisers say the pileup of stocks is the major cause of the economic dip and that the downturn should ease when inventories are reduced. The message ends with a garbled line urging a call to 461 for more information.

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