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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1952

Page

2

Avalanche disrupts new housing in Ehoria area

In Hartfort Conn a rock avalanche struck a residence, damaging a tenement on Mt Jefferson region. Anna Katzman reported the incident as the western face of the moonstix assessment and related notices were disrupted. The collapse affected a claim of 20 percent value and left the property unfit for occupancy.

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Highway needs and defense burden fuel postwar plans

Discussion of wartime steel use for highways and bridges highlights the fragile U S road network. Experts warn insufficient capacity could hamper mobilization, rail and air shifts, and refugee flows in emergencies. defense needs may drive road construction priorities for peacetime. Local leaders, including Governor and Dewey, push for broader rebuilding before Korea era.

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Artificial Fog As Breathing Aid In Oakland Doctor Develops Mist-02-Gen

Oakland physician Dr Robert Denton conceives Mist-02-Gen, a portable fog making device for respiratory diseases from Children's Hospital. It aims to ease breathing by creating an atmosphere that helps loosen bronchial mucus, preventing blockage and potential fatal strangulation. Patients could receive routine nursing care at home with the device.

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Doctors Prove Plan Breaks Laxative Habit

Five New York doctors proved a plan can break the laxative habit and restore natural regularity. The method involves staged use of Carter’s Little Liver Pills, drinking water, and a fixed daily routine, promising lasting relief without habit forming drugs.

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