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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1953

Page

9

Big Western Reserve Kennel Club Dog Show Weekend

Nearly 1000 dog fanciers from across the country attend the Western Reserve Kennel Club show at Cleveland Public Auditorium. About 1200 dogs across 90 breeds compete for top prizes and Best in Show is chosen by Reginald H. Lively of Milwaukee Oregon after breed and group judging on Saturday and Sunday. The feature notes breed lists, obedience entries, and a Dalmatian entrant Fran-Beth Abigail earning points toward a championship. It also explains police dog terminology and Bloodhound meaning.

Western Reserve Kennel Club Cleveland Public Auditorium Ohio Bedlington Shetland Manchester Reginald H. Livsey Milwaukee Oregon Gayle Humphrey Stowe Duchess von

Dulles Seeks Peace Tactics to Make Reds Seek End

Secretary of State John Foster Dulles outlined a new U.S. strategy aimed at making communists seek peace in Korea and Indo China. He suggested Washington would push war costs high for the Reds while warning Europe of possible shifts in aid if unity falters.

Washington John Foster Dulles Eisenhower Korea Indo-China Dulles U.S Western Europe France Germany England America Europe

95-year-old Fred Ingram completes solo roof shingles

Nebraskan resident Fred Ingram, age 95, finished re-shingling his home roof in a one-man effort, feeling surprisingly strong for his age as neighbors watched the independent worker tackle the job.

Wilcox Fred Ingram

Much Greater Steel Capacity Seen By 1955

Washington reports the government estimates the basic capacity to produce steel will reach 38 percent above prewar levels by 1954 or 1955. The Defense Production Administration says eight defense essential steel products will be greatly expanded, though output sufficiency for finished goods awaits ongoing studies.

Washington Defense Production Administration U.S DPA National Production Authority Korea

Study finds few today’s elderly infirm despite aging fears

United Press notes just five percent of the aged are infirm and advances in oxygen use, surgery, and hormones reshaping geriatrics. Experts cite improved body chemistry, antihistamines, and stress questions, while aging research seeks primary causes and keeps the elderly functioning longer. Also reports a separate survey on postwar steel capacity versus production through 1950.

Jy Delos Smith United Press New York British Medical Journal Harwood S. Belding University of Pittsburgh Public Health School V. Korenchevsky Nuffield Research Unit Geratology Oxford University

No Romance With Bing Says Dinner Companion

Mona Freeman says she dined with Bing Crosby several times but insists it was not a romance. She notes Crosby remains grieving the death of his wife Dixie last November and mentions other friends like Mary Murphy. Crosby has begun social outings with friends including visits to Palm Springs and dinners at the Hope home.

Hollywood Bing Crosby Mona Freeman Bing Mona Pat Nerney Paramount Studio Palm Springs Dixie Mary Murphy Singer Crosby Bob Hope Hope

Treasure maps sought at Peabody Museum crowds

In Salem Massachusetts the Peabody Museum reports a steady stream of visitors drawn by tales of buried gold. Officials say crowds arrive yearly asking where maps of treasure are kept.

Salem Mass Peabody Museum

Peterson's Ointment Ad Promises Quick Relief

An advertising notice touts Peterson's Ointment for itching eczema pimples and red blotches with a money back guarantee. It claims relief after one application and also markets it for itching feet and cracked toes available at all druggists for 40 cents.

Peterson

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