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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1955

Page

17

Air Views: Cleveland To Be Model Show Host

MIKE KUBLIN reports on the National Model Plane Show set for Feb 21-22 in Cleveland at Higbee Auditorium. The piece recalls early model-building memories, kit options, and a shift to brighter prospects with modern kits and engines, including the Schweiver Corp. sailplanes and a new air stretcher service by TWA. It also notes Canada’s Flying Verllagn and USAF ROTC plans to boost pilot recruitment through school programs.

Mike Kublin Cleveland Higbee Auditorium Warren Brookfield Pa Surport Air Foundation Cleveland C City Recreation Board Schweiver Aircraft Corp Ameriyouth Lis TWA New York Chicago Kansas

Failures Of Israel Blamed On Unity And Ben Gurion

Book review argues lack of unity hurts Israel domestically and internationally. Bar net Litvinoff says Ben Gurion bears part of the blame alongside American Zionist leader Rabb Wilel Silver. The narrative follows Ben Gurion from Poland through Palestine, detailing early Zionist activities shaping his leadership.

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Military Police Cover All Angles To Catch Thieves

The scene unfolds in a postwar setting across Flemish and Japanese domains as Cpl. Peter Kerchak and partners confront theft, forbidden relationships, and a chaotic chain of events. An American soldier, Bannock, enters the farmhouse clash, triggering a violent pursuit and the duck hunt symbol that frames the narrative.

Hugo Claus Fane Flanders Fields Chitose Japan Tobacco Road Cpl Peter Kerthe Kim Bannock Kerchak Ana Churning Bannock Papa-San Mama Belgium San Leon Georges

Vacation guidance and garden club plans in Elyria

The Elyria Garden Club meets Thursday February 10 at the Women's Club with Miss Elizabeth Yoder presenting Southern Gardens illustrated by slides from Williamsburg to Mount Vernon. Also announced is the 1955 Cleveland Home and Flower Show opening February 29 with advance tickets 50 cents and regular tickets 75 cents, details through club members.

Cleveland Elyria Garden Club

Stamp collecting across ages lights up hobby scene

Stamp collecting draws eight to eighty year olds, with about 10 million collectors in the United States. The Post Office prints 106 to 200 million stamps per commemorative issue to meet demand. Many collectors seek scarce issues for value, while some pursue themed designs like birds, maps, or famous people. Mint stamps and ordering lists are available from the Washington Philatelic Agency, though plate blocks are not guaranteed.

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Young Maine Visitor Feasts at Bartram Garden House

In 1802 a Maine youth stopped at Bartram's Garden in Philadelphia and was invited into the stone house built by John Bartram in 1731. William Bartram spoke of serving a meal featuring native plants and garden fruits, suggesting the guest enjoyed the feast.

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Prisoner’s Nose Delays Deferred Sentence in Rhode Island

In Providence, judge nearly grants William A. Patrarca a suspended term for a 20-year-old inmate, but Patrarca’s nose and missteps derail the plan. The five-year convict, resisting, attempts a bail oath as a deputy’s warning halts the moment. The judge rejects the improvised gesture and notes the risk to a protegé, while a wealthy benefactor’s influence looms in the background.

Providence R. I William A. Patrarca Patrarca

Broadway Gaudy Bandy Musical Declared Trite

A Broadway review pans House of Flowers by Truman Capote and Harold Arlen. The story is called trite, with a so-so score and largely unremarkable songs aside from A Sleepin Bee sung by Diahann Carroll. Pearl Bailey lacks standout numbers, while the production's gaudy West Indian setting and design are noted.

New York Truman Capote Harold Arlen Capote Arlen Oliver Messel Bordelios Pearl Bailey Diahann Carroll Broadway Madams Ramanre Hotwoan

January Thaw Singularity Recurs in Chatter Box

Dorothy Funk notes folklore and slogans as The Chatter Box surveys pedestrian and driver safety cues from slogan lore to the January thaw. Experts say winters grow warmer in the Northern Hemisphere, yet a mid January warm spell appears as a weather singularity, not a fixed rule.

United States National Geographic Society

Our Cat Produces Unusual Experts At Army Test Center

WHITE LANDS PROVING GROUNDS New Mexico. A group of unlikely specialists operates at the Army guided missile test center. Pilots who have never flown and parachute riggers with chutes strapped to aviators back test RCATS miniature planes. The 12 foot RCATs with 11 foot wingspans fly more than an hour at speeds over 200 mph and climb to 25,000 feet. They are launched from a circular runway and released from landing gear to soar aloft.

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Negro show thrills with Geoffrey Holder soloist

In Omaha Nebraska UP a Negro show delivers dancing, with Geoffrey Holder singled out as the outstanding soloist. The piece features choreographer Herbert Ross and performers including Miss Bailey, Jual Hall, Ray Walston, Dino Duca, Ada Moore, Enid Mosier, Dolores Har, and Frederick O Neal. Mrs Stryker’s dog incident is noted during a shopping outing connected to the production.

Geoffrey Holder Omaha Hird Stryker House of Flowers Herbert Animal Ross Miss Bailey Jual Littleuita Hall Ray Walston Dino

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