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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1955
Page
11
A Country Editor column urges better manners toward travelers and littering from cars. It recalls a cartoon and stories of bottles, boxes, diapers, and trash dumped on lawns, urging the Golden Rule and stricter enforcement to keep rural areas clean. It notes laws in several states and promotes disciplined study and focus over busyness.
Berkele y California A new synthetic sulphur mustard may aid cancer treatment says Dr David M Greenberg UC physiology chemistry professor The compound shows similar anti tumor action to nitrogen mustard but lower toxicity and greater chemical stability in mice and could advance research in leukemia and related cancers.
Article by Paul A. Landis argues college life tests maturity through use of freedom and responsibility. It discusses balancing social life with study, concentration, and personal growth. It notes exams reflect earned results and urges students to pursue genuine goals beyond prestige.
ANGEL unveils French and American Military Marches by Band of La Garde Republicaire, with seven American Sousa marches on side one and eight French marches on side two. Also featured are Pete Kelly's Blues soundtrack releases by Matty Matlock and vocal collections by Peggy Lee and Ella Fitzgerald. RCA Victor presents Eartha Kitt in Bownt to Eartha and Giorgio Moroder mood pieces, while Percy Faith and Paul Weston deliver mood albums. The Serious Gershwin from RCA Victor spotlights Rhapsody in Blue and An American in Paris with Morton Gould.
The Chatter Box notes dwindling student enthusiasm at Elyria High School football games this year. The piece contrasts quiet stands at the Lakewood game with louder rival crowds and recalls past student cheerleading, questioning whether modern students feel deterred by rules or prefer a poker face.
A revived staging of The Threepenny Opera returns to Theater De Lys Greenwich Village after a brief 1954 run, featuring Brecht and Weil’s adaptation of Gay’s Beggar’s Opera with a compact jazz-tinged score. Marcel Marceau performs mime at the Phoenix Theatre in New York, praised for mastery though audience fatigue is noted after two weeks.
A Milwaukee committee backed by the Common Council seeks a live steam locomotive display in a park to honor early railroading. Mayor Zeidler voiced support urging preservation of the era as youth miss seeing motormen and locomotives. The Milwaukee Road offered a 10 foot locomotive built in 1944 if a site is chosen.
The article notes men remain conscious of comfort and practicality in clothing amid fashion hype. It highlights increased interest in sturdy wool and wool flannel, while many stay cautious. It predicts future styles will favor practical appeal over mere trends.
Atlanta reports on a proposed year round suit using a middle to light weight wool fabric. The design combines wrinkle resistance, absorbency, and versatile wear with a three way outfit concept including jacket pants and contrasting slacks. Researchers say the fabrics adapt to business and leisure needs for suburban city workers.
Dr Edward Abrams and Neil Sherwood presented at the AATCC convention in Atlanta. They found synthetic blends of resins and hycar lathe on fabrics increase abrasion resistance and doubling breaking strength, while preserving wrinkle resistance compared with resins alone.
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