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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1955
Page
7
A Rhode Island survey of 300 farm homes shows kitchen walls require refinishing about every three years, with one in six homes repainting annually. The study suggests the problem is widespread and likely mirrors conditions in other regions.
Washington implied a fresh congressional clash over public housing as opponents aim to strike down the low rent program while advocates push for its expansion. An upcoming House Banking subcommittee probe, led by Rep. Albert Rains, targets why slum-reduction efforts have not progressed, amid a year-end decision on housing plans.
Planning tips urge winter prep for a spring build. The piece stresses site selection, choosing a plan, hiring an architect, materials, and contractor choices to save money and avoid headaches. It notes durability and appearance matter, with sensible budgeting for features, and cites pre construction phases and potential architectural guidance.
Norris T. Welch re elected chairman of the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Administration program for Erie County. Township committees including Berlin Berlin Huron Milan Vermilion Florence distribute leadership positions. other officers named include J. R. Wallrabenstein Henry Klempeder Harry Kuhl and George Johannsen among the elected members. A separate North Lebanon mountainside in Aleppo reports a five mile displacement caused by an underindriver and river pressure.
Dr W V Lambert reports a three hour meeting with Soviet agriculture officials during a US farm delegation tour in Russia. He outlines recommendations to raise efficiency via more mechanization training and farmer autonomy while urging better rural education water facilities and soil conservation. He notes some questions from Soviet officials and limited access to requested statistics.
A hydroelectric station is opened near Ju oot Paulo Alfonso Falls in Brazil's Bahia state. The 2.5 mile dam forms part of a project to supply power to about 11 000 people in the region.
Tile A Wall Plaques provide 16x16 hardwood squares for living rooms and dens. Patterns guide tracing routing and painting for professional results. Five full size designs fit many layouts, with new contact options and a pattern offer for 50 cents to East Child Pattern Co. Pleasantville, N. Y.
New York social figure Mme Lilly Dache proposes abolishing birthdays for women, arguing age should be kept private until social security age. She cites vanity, misrepresentation, and a shift to celebrating other milestones like suffrage or the automatic home laundry invention.
The 32nd annual Schultz Arnndt reunion gathered at Lakeview Park for a weekend. Officers elected were Fred Koepp of Elyria as president, Clearence Schultz of Oak Harbor as vice president, Viola Kreeger of South Amherst as secretary, MattheW Drew of Elyria as treasurer, and Leroy Peabody of Elyria as historian. A basket lunch followed, with guests from Cleveland Lorain Oak Harbor Elyria Amherst and South Amherst.
Survey findings show women prize convenient kitchens and well designed closets, with space and storage top of the list. Cedar lined closets and wall storage are rising in popularity, while builders add adjustable shelves and shoe racks to boost appeal. Modern surface materials offer maintenance free options for walls.
Labor Day notes recall Sir Malcomb Campbell’s 299.874 mph speed record at Booneville Salt Flats Utah and a Florida storm with hundreds killed. Also reported were a veterans camp disaster with 500 dead, and a Central States Fair crash where two locomotives collided for spectators. The Navy ship Shenandoah split in two during a violent storm.
Belgrade reports the Soviet Union will lend Yugoslavia 40 million dollars and grant 52 million dollars in trade credit. The commitments were outlined in a Moscow protocol signed by a Yugoslav trade delegation touring the Soviet Union.
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