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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1954
Page
7
A son was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Ray Snyder of 1207 Lake Ave Elyria. Mr and Mrs Carl Swartz of Avon Lake announce a son born yesterday at Elyria Memorial Hospital. A daughter was born yesterday at Elyria Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Ag Taylor of 529 Case Ave.
Discharges list several local residents by name and address including Mrs Myron Billman at 719 East River Street Mrs George Eucker 1427 East River Street James Foley North Ridgeville Jerry Gasser 429 Miller Court Mrs George Gaynor 3135 North Ridge Road Mrs Merle Heidrich and son 132 Longfellow Miss Emma Hurr 807 West Avenue Mrs Walter Marlett and son 329 High Street Mrs Charles Mathis and daughter 580 Fuller Road Robert Nesbitt Grafton Mrs Walter Paris and son 112 Riverside Homes Adrin Read 256 Oakwood Street Kathy Reed Grafton Mrs Sylvester P Schaffer R D 2 Robert Spies 231 Foster Avenue Gene Troupe 305 Eighth Street William Varga 346 Oxford Street and Duane Ziegler Grafton.
Fort Hood Texas post exchange advertised raincoats for 14.72 now 5.00 but no soldiers bought. Most troops have transferred away from the main installation until water supplies return to normal.
The article surveys Elyria youths embracing hi fi and new recording techniques such as echo chambers and double tracking. It notes popular acts like the Crew Cuts and Four Aces, foreign language touches, dream discs by Joni James and Perry Como, and the rise of mood music and unbreakables.
A son born in England to Mrs. J. Appiah, daughter of the late Sir Stafford Cripps, who married Joseph Appiah son of an Ashanti chief from the Gold Coast last year. The baby’s first name will be Kwame-name, given for a male child born on a Saturday.
The Clonmel oarsmen's racing boat became the first craft to reach Eire by air, with its voyage traced back to England. This milestone marks a notable early achievement in aerial transport of rowing vessels.
Litchfield Ground Observer Post to be honored with National Defense citations and a model airplane at an American Legion auxiliary open meeting Monday at 8 30 p m in Litchfield The event features an Air Force colonel and a jet pilot from Youngstown to honor Mr and Mrs Ollie Stocker whose farm hosts the post since March 1951 Mrs Stocker a past auxiliary president has logged over 6000 hours at the post and notes the plane sound heard even in sleep
Washington Missive reports investigator Thomas Lavenia says Defense Department denied him security clearance citing confidential FBI material. The McCarthy subcommittee kept him on after General Counsel Wilbur Brucker refused to explain the denial. Lavenia admitted a 1943 Hyde Park assignment for the Secret Service tied to FDR security.
Victor Hale Lively a 5 foot 5 inch Texas roofing salesman admitted strangling an 18 year old Indianapolis girl after a liquor quarrel in a hotel room. He said he hid the body in a dresser and waived extradition to Indiana. Detectives prepared to transfer him once in custody. He claimed to have been married six times.
A Swiss bank consortium has extended significant loans to French chemical and steel firms, signaling strong cross border credit activity. The move underscores ongoing European financing ties as Paris industry groups seek expansion.
Rochester residents host and visit friends and relatives in a string of social events. Miss Dorothy Covil of Wilkinsburg, former college classmate of Mrs. Rowland, attends a luncheon with Helen Harper and other guests. Numerous houseguests, tours, birthdays, club meetings, family dinners, and neighborhood gatherings are listed with attached names and places including Sullivan Mooreville Ind Kingston Massillon Vermilion Cleveland Shelby Shelby and various small towns.
The House unanimously cited 17 individuals for contempt of Congress for refusing to answer questions from the House Un-American Activities Committee about Communist affiliations. The 15 men and two women go to the Justice Department for prosecution. one contempt citation was dropped after Francis X. T. Crowley reappeared and testified.
New York reports the blueberry crop is larger and of higher quality than last year due to a cooler spring in North Carolina Delaware and Maryland. Fruit is plump and juicy and versatile for desserts pies cobblers ice cream cakes and muffins. A recipe for Blueberry Marshmallow Delight is included using cultivated berries marshmallows walnuts cream and serves chilled.
About 30 members of the United Polish Club Little League South team and adults will attend the Cleveland St. Louis Cardinals exhibition game Monday at Municipal Stadium. Chet Antokowiak, UPC Sports Committee chairman, says the trip is a guest event organized by the UPC.
Robert Q. Lewis received The Order Of The Iron Lung from The Hand Laundry Institute for the best noon TV program. Twentieth Century Fox wants Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz for Camp Followers while Columbia bids for My Sister Eileen. Studios plan more TV guest spots for stars. Burt Lancaster’s Indian music radio idea stalled. Tony Bennett's Cinnamon Sinner tops disc. Lens tech improves, changing football seasons. Jackie Gleason hires The Honeymooners cast with Audrey Meadows. Paul Gilbert’s The Duke adds ring greats weekly. Ken Carpenter marks 25 years in broadcasting. Eddie Fisher lands a Coke bottling deal in the South. Ted Collins’ Cracker Barrel TV interviews eyed for fall. Wally Cox gets underwater gear as a wedding gift from Marlon Brando. Audrey Hepburn eyed for Juliet and Lady De Winter in TV spectaculars. Road to Paradise sends Crosby and Hope behind the Iron Curtain. Jack Benny styled by Irish Fusiliers in Vancouver. Dorothy McGuire may star in J Gardner abroad. Diana Lynn also has a teleseries. Hal Peary hosts a Hollywood early morning disc jockey show. Ezra Stone helps UNC launch a $1,000,000 educational TV setup. Alan Young rehearses eight minutes of wrestling for Saturday Night Revue. Joan Davis collects her wedding bouquet, signs Maybe I’ll get lucky too.
Melds that cause mildew damage thrive in damp dark and warm corners. Helen Rocke of the University of Nebraska notes mildew grows on cotton linen silk wool leather and wood. To prevent mildew store clean dry items for summer in a clean dry place and use dehumidifying appliances electric fans moisture absorbing chemicals or a small electric light bulb in closets.
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