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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1950
Page
5
The NAM official urges greater management worker understanding and links private enterprise to democracy. He criticizes unemployment and praises the Marshall Plan as a miraculous program under Paul Hoffman, arguing Europe’s recovery depends on a competent economic cooperation effort.
M. J. Ardman of the Elyria Furniture Co will attend the Summer International Home Furnishings Show in Chicago on June 19. More than 2,000 manufacturers will display at the American Furniture Mart and Merchandise Mart with National Retail Furniture Association meetings. Ardman notes designers’ trends toward luxury and Modern American styles in 1950s home furnishings.
Sen Joseph R McCarthy seeks a new publisher for the Lustron housing booklet sold for 10000 dollars. He notes the 1948 contract required updates while Lustron remains bankrupt and a Milwaukee firm once showed interest in buying the book. The booklet explained housing legislation and how to obtain loans, with McCarthy's 10000 word section and pricing at 10 cents per copy.
New York Central employees from Buffalo to Chicago plan a Cedar Point outing on Saturday for the 35th annual Lake Shore Pioneer Chapter reunion. Two special trains will transport workers, families, and friends with special fares to Sandusky pier and a ferry ride to Cedar Point, with specific arrival times noted for the day’s schedule.
Sesi my Obie chronicles a 96 mile highway journey from Wilmington to the Maryland Delaware boundary and then presented the route as a gift to the state.
In Jackson Mississippi, the state pioneered higher education for women by establishing the first state supported women's college, marking a historic milestone in state history.
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