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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1952
Page
2
In Worcester Massachusetts two executives from Woven Label Co decided to build a new mill costing 100 500 dollars signaling a continued but modest pull of textile industry jobs to the region. The firm declares they live here and like the area.
The company declines southern incentives of cheap labor, free land, and tax breaks. It bets on steady labor relations, expected tax cuts, and support from the Chamber of Commerce and local banks to ensure the venture succeeds. Costa Rica reports bumper crops of coffee, bananas, abaca, and cacao this season.
Washington columnist Eldon Roark uncovered a roundabout anecdote about a prewar spy named Kuser. The piece, filed for the Memphis Press-Scimitar, references a World War I German agent and a carved emblem found on a tree. This lighthearted exploration contrasts with serious wartime history.
The article recalls Kaiser a carrier pigeon who served in U S and German lines before accompanying soldiers at Fort Monmouth and Camp Croader Me. Awarded a miniature US Victory Button, Kaiser died Oct 31, 1949 at age 32, praised as a brave messenger linking wars and future operations.
Scientists at Stanford University unveil a vacuum tube that will power a new atom smasher. The device produces 15 million watts or 20 000 horsepower and handles power needs for a sizable city, enabling higher voltages than prior tubes.
A Brazilian group studying at the University of Southern California complains U S coffee tastes like medicine. Spokesman Diogo Lordello de Metro says they miss home flavor even with cream. The eight professors and officials plan 18 months in public administration before returning to Brazil.
A man identified as Professor Livington Mayes, 359 Cincinnati, was arrested in Chillicothe and ordered to leave the town after authorities noted his card readings failed to help him or others. The incident underscores his perceived troubles and inability to offer effective advice.
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