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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1956
Page
19
Steel Magazine predicts the construction industry will hit $62.5B in 1957 with nonresidential and highway work driving gains. Maintenance and repairs may reach $12.9B, while housing and new construction lift totals toward a $445B yearly peak amid steel shortages.
The United States and Allied leaders weigh responses to Soviet threats as NATO debates lighter cleaner H bombs. President Eisenhower cites atomic science aims to create small bombs, while prices rise and marketing charges loom as 1957 starts. Russia’s aggressive posture and Hungarian events fuel the international pivot.
Herbert Nelson of Suffield tossed a cucumber at a motorist near East Hartford. The driver, off duty police officer Larry Clancy, reported the act and Nelson was fined 15 dollars for throwing objects at a car and soliciting a ride.
The United Press reports voters favored a peace platform in past elections. It notes FDR won in 1940 by a nose with antiwar rhetoric, while Truman and Eisenhower campaigns shaped by peace or war platforms. Public sentiment showed war weariness influencing outcomes.
The Ladies Guild of Avon Lake Lutheran Church plans a kraut supper November 16 at the Masonic Temple on Lear Road and a pre meeting devotion led by Mrs. Maxine Furniss Kettner. The Avon Lake Welfare Agency meets at 8 p.m. at Mrs. Thomas McMahon’s home. School cheerleaders lead the season’s cheer section with Pat Asidksen, Donna Tomanek, Willa Bolzer, Barbara Jones, Paula Bacon, Bonnie Shuster. alternates Dottie Motif and Beverly Ruthowski. Attendance at Ohio State University homecoming included Mr. and Mrs. Walter Krause and son John and Mr. and Mrs. George Roden with relatives.
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