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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1953

Page

2

Toll Road Network A Possibility As Building Grows

The Ameri an Municipal Association says toll roads in the northeast could form a connected system. The pay as you ride highways span over 2080 miles at a cost of about 2 billion dollars with turnstile guarded access. Other sections include Oklahoma City to Tulsa and Denver to Boulder routes. Virginia is cooperatively pursuing interstate tollways, with the Charleston West Virginia to Mount Airy North Carolina stretch noted as the longest at 185 miles.

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Toll road plans across states draw nationwide study

A regional survey shows a S4 mile coastal route from Virginia Beach to Nags Head and toll networks from Ohio to Chicago, with Florida Florida Florida Florida Florida linking Miami Jacksonville and Clearwater. Georgia creates toll authority for Carterville to the Tennessee line while Los Angeles to San Francisco and midwest regional toll plans are under discussion. Iowa Michigan Wisconsin also study toll roads as states pursue new highway financing.

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West River Road News Briefs and Local Socials

Pfc. James Worcester returned to his base at Indiantown Gap Pa on Saturday after home furloughs. His mother Mrs H D Worcester and Miss Mary Lou Ricco accompanied him and stayed several days. H H Kangas and son Harvey take a Pennsylvania motor trip with stops at Edinburgh and Chambersburg then to the southern states and Key West Fla. Rhea Gabara returned to kindergarten after a week’s illness. Mrs Wade Worcester hosted Parkviewettes for 500 with prizes to Mrs Susan Sayer, Mrs Ruth Weinstein, and Mrs Worcester. Mrs Dorothy Smith will entertain the club Feb 9. The National Needlecraft Guild unit meets Feb 4 at 1 30 p m at the home of Mrs Herman Gerhart 1946 Elyria Lorain Boulevard.

West River Road James Worcester Indiantown Gap H. D. Worcester Shadden Road Mary Lou Ricco Griswold Road H. H. Kangas Harvey Schadden Road Pennsylvania Edinburg Chambersburg Key West Markley Holbein National Needlecraft Guild Herman Gerhart Elyria-Lorain Boulevard

Three Museums Offer Fellowships for Fine Arts Students

The Metropolitan Museum sponsors three $4 000 fellowships for graduates in art history archaeology or museum training. Winners may work a year in museum departments from July 1 1953 to July 1 1954 with a possible $1 090 travel study grant after completion. Applications due by February 15 1953 and require substantial graduate progress and language skills.

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New Course Aims to Teach Women to Be Good Ministers' Wives

A Boston University program offers an eight hour non credit course this year to guide women on how to be supportive wives to ministers. The course aims at domestic roles within church leadership, reflecting era dating practices and social expectations.

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Global retreat of glaciers and warming signals

The text notes worldwide retreating ice with bare rock in Alaska valleys where glaciers once ran thick. Greenland shows warming signs with reduced snowfall. It also mentions Switzerland planning a railway coach factory in Perambur, India.

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