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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1955
Page
5
Phyllis notes how travel ads lure readers with free nights, car offers, and European tours as non profit groups promote credits abroad. She warns about counterfeit currency abroad and costly overseas travel hacks offered by agencies and schemes like Ford Abroad Tours.
Kenneth Boylan, a Notre Dame graduate with a lifelong sales and industry background, plans to begin teaching in Lorain County this fall. He will teach English and history after completing education coursework at Baldwin Wallace College, inspired by modern teaching methods and renewed interest in books and Great Books discussions with his wife.
Garden Corner reports two chestnut trees on Washington Ave to be removed for a city parking lot. It praises Elyseid bird sanctuary ideas near the Indian Trail gorge and East Branch of Black River and highlights two prominent local gardens, the Phelps and Bembower plots, detailing flowers, rose beds, and club involvement.
A field guide style note explains simple photo techniques for effective pictures. It discusses low viewpoints, side lighting, leaves and flowers of the Minosa pedica, and contrasts with the Sensitive Plant. It also argues for camp photography to assist East Side Settlement House outreach, urging close action shots and framing without overprocessing.
A growing number of drivers favor the new car coat, a beefy wool sport coat lengthened and lined for wind protection. Designed with three front buttons, neck fastener tabs, shoulder tucks, and large pockets, it blends driving comfort with sporty style for open cars and may influence regular sport coat designs.
The Chatter Box column recalls Margaret Truman asking about White House ghosts and President Truman recounting a door knock he believed to be Abe Lincoln’s spirit. The note notes light chatter on vacations, weather, and lighter topics as spring turns to summer.
New York radio page reviews Ruth Etting songs revived on a Columbia LP. Vass Day stars in a title role echoing Etting’s style. highlights include Shine On Harvest Moon and At Sundown. Also notices a jazz package with Put It Right There and Baby by Beiderbecke, plus quirky station- attendant anecdotes and public notices from 1949.
London reports a private industry bid to seize the export market in nuclear power. A 30 million pound project aims to build 12 nuclear power stations over the next decade, signaling Britain’s pledge to lead the sector on the world stage.
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