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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1950
Page
5
U P staff correspondent in Korea reports Americans seek humor amid Seoul observations. George Suh shares Korean proverbs and jokes, including tiger idioms, and notes laughter arises slowly with cultural differences in humor.
Gen Robe rt J Smith vice chairman of the National Security Resources Board told Ohio State University’s seventh annual conference of sales managers that the nation must up taxes and down luxuries to contend with Soviet imperialism. He asserted expansion of the physical plant, liquidation of surplus, and rationing of manpower and woman power are needed for defense. He called for steel aluminum electric power growth and more freight cars to aid defense plant expansion and stated U S foreign policy aims to deter aggression by building strength worldwide.
Ohio State welfare director John H. Lamneck announced plans to establish modern progressive education courses at state institutions and hire a supervisor of education to coordinate the program. The move follows current programs at industrial schools Orient State School Ohio Penitentiary and Mansfield Reformatory.
George D. Brunner of 333 Clark Street Elyria has won a scholarship in physical therapy under the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis training program. Arnold L. Larsen Eastern Ohio representative announced Brunner is among 57 Ohio residents awarded since 1945 to address a shortage of qualified physical therapy personnel while studying at D. T.
The Watson School of Physical Therapy in Leetsdale Pennsylvania joins numerous institutions approved for this training by the American Medical Association Council on Medical Education and hospitals.
Washington reports the government expects higher living costs in 1951 driven by rising wage rates and employment. Food prices are set to rise with meat and dairy demand, while defense spending is expected to grow, and widespread price controls remain limited.
Born on Friday October 27 show exceptional determination and high enthusiasm. They motivate others, aim for headlines, accept honors graciously, shun procrastination, work at top speed, finish tasks quickly, and seize opportunities with confident decisiveness.
A dated horoscope fragment urges readers to pursue a clear ambition to avoid inner restlessness. It suggests youths may wander but eventually discover their metier and success, and notes relationships should be reciprocally affectionate for a happy marriage.
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