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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1954
Page
3
Bid solicitations for a 1952 Chevrolet and related vehicles appear with bids due in late February. Separate notices detail bonds for a new school building in Elyria Township, and several Elyria city ordinances approving off street parking, police and safety department operations, taxicab driver licensing, and state highway origin destination survey in the city.
The article discusses strategic strains in Western security pacts amid Middle East instability. It notes rising nationalist pressures in Syria and Egypt, shifts toward bilateral arrangements like Turkey Pakistan talks, and Western realization that a broad Middle East defense coalition is unlikely. It highlights the influence of events in Karachi Ankara and Washington on policy.
In Columbus the Ohio Citizens Committee on Federal State Relations urged President Eisenhower to extend the life of the Federal Commission on Intergovernmental Relations beyond March 1. Chairman Sam S. Davis said the committee sent a telegram supporting the extension and outlining its reasons.
President indicated that at least another year is needed to allow the commission to reach its goals. Davis described envisioned reforms in federal state jurisdictional issues. The Ohio committee includes 150 industrialists and executives from business trade and farm groups. The Ohio Bankers Association and Ohio Chamber of Commerce joined calls to extend the commission’s term by one year.
Columbus officials report the State Health Department advisory committee chose Nelsonville in Athens County as the preferred site for a new southeast Ohio tuberculosis hospital. Health Director John D. Porterfield will make the final decision after study. The panel surveyed seven counties, citing population, hospital facilities, utilities, and no cost to the state as key factors.
Personality notes suggest March born individuals show high adaptability to people and situations. They possess a restless, searching soul and may present as constantly seeking new experiences, though outwardly they seem capable and versatile in diverse circumstances.
This portrait describes a personality with guarded optimism seeking compromise yet capable of deep anger. It highlights loyalty, idealism, and leadership drive, balanced by empathy to avoid tyranny, with a caution that strict rule may push followers to seek success beside or beyond the leader.
A new oven cleaner named TTS proclaims to restore oven surfaces to grease free condition. Applied brushed on stood then wiped with water cleanser costs $1 at Elyria Hardware and includes a plastic brush. ITS is non flammable and performs spectacularly.
Local Chronicle Telegram item from Syria Ohio dated Tuesday March 2 1966 notes community happenings with concise reporting. Details are fragmentary but reference a cross section of local events and dates.
Columbus C. C. Chester W Goble state selective service director said today that college students seeking deferment to continue studies must apply by midnight next Monday for the college qualification test on April 22. The test will be given at 3% colleges statewide, with eligibility for those intending deferment and pursuing full time study. Deferment depends on scoring at least 70 or ranking in the upper portions of their class, but local boards may apply flexible standards. A deferment delays service but does not cancel duty.
Jim Richey Jr of Baldwyn Mississippi says his bantam hen has daily routines. The bird enters the house at a fixed time, watches a TV program, then lays an egg on the living room sofa. He declines to name the show.
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