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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1954
Page
19
The Duke of Edinburgh defends royal duties at a Birmingham luncheon after the Daily Mirror urged “full employment for royalty” and questioned the usefulness of royal tasks. He quips that he is not twiddling his thumbs and the piece notes science trivia about energy and lifting capacities.
In Try and Stop Me Al Whipple recalls a wary whaling captain who dueled a British skipper on a hill crest but could not see each other. He also recounts the 1820 sinking of the Essex and that eight survivors, including Captain Pollard, carried cannibal memory as a writer tacked a memory test years later.
A radio TV reviewer notes changes at The Stork Club on ABC-TV Saturdays at 10 PM. Sherman Billingsley remains host though critics question his TV producing. the show emphasizes atmosphere, celebrity guests, and a more genuine, earthbound tone while production and commentary need sharpening.
State Education Director R M Byman outlined four core problems facing Ohio public schools. Overcrowded classrooms and aging buildings strain resources as enrollment grows by about 60,000 students annually, with a six year outlook. He noted funding gaps, curriculum needs, and dropout concerns as major challenges.
Atlanta merchant Munford reveals plans for a fully equipped do it yourself workshop at Tech campus. Instructors will guide men without basements to build items from boats to chairs using power tools during evenings and weekends. A larger training group is expected this fall as classes expand.
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