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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1959
Page
19
Cape Cod style home design “The Roslindale” by Associated Architects emphasizes simplicity and low cost. The plan features a triangular foundation, reduced roof pitch, two possible second level rooms, 884 square feet on the first floor, 375 square feet on the second, cedar shingles, and adaptable blueprints with or without a basement available via coupon.
U S Steel Co. resumes operations reaching 60 percent of ingot capacity as other mills average 45 percent amid a four month shutdown. Industry expects four weeks to normal shipments and six to seven weeks for balanced delivery. Chrysler Detroit plant closed. Ford layoffs begin. auto industry faces shortages.
The Firelands Garden Club meets Monday at 10 am at Mrs Har old Mathes home Gore Orphanage Rd. Members bring bag lunches and coffee will be served. The group will craft arrangements Christmas decorations and gear swaths to be sold at Birmingham Town Hall on Dec 410 from 2 to 9 p.m. Mrs Paulin Knott is sale chairman and Mrs Elgin Howe handle posters.
Washington notes invitees to the Anteaters Association’s 15th anniversary Wild Game Lunch. The menu features buffalo meat and Arctic caribou dishes, with humorous anteater dishes listed only for laughs. The restaurant at the national zoo hosts the opener, with speeches barred and attendees paying to eat.
Roger Touhy, once known as the Terrible in Chicago gang history, wins parole from Stateville after five years’ confinement for a kidnapping he denies. He seeks peace and an untroubled life, insisting his notoriety led to his conviction while alleging a conspiracy involving Capone era figures and police.
Dr. Jean T. Seaborg chancellor of the University of California has won the Atomic Energy Commission 1859 Fermi Award for outstanding work in nuclear chemistry. The award announced Friday will be presented December 2 at AEC headquarters in Germantown Maryland and includes a citation a medal and $50 000.
Washington reports that Daniel L. O Connor a former FBI agent will lead the Compliance and Enforcement Division of the Bureau of Labor Management Reports. He will direct 150 investigators checking union election violations trusteeships and the ban on ex criminals or Communists in union offices. Morris Weisz will be assistant commissioner handling reports due by December 14.
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