Committee Urges: Limit Spending To Revenue In Sight
Washington report on defense mobilization warns of heavy civilian shortages and inflation as 1951 spending nears one billion dollars weekly. Wilson says 24 more months required to reach safe military strength and pre-Korea living standards. Government favors pay-as-you-go while cutting defense to match revenue.
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Washington
Charles E. Wilson
America
Wilson
Defense Mobilizer
United States
Korea
Truman
House-Senate
Congress
Noy
Mr. Truman
10 Billion Tax Hike May Be Enough Snyder Reports
Treasury Secretary John W. Snyder told the House Ways and Means Committee that a $10 billion tax increase might suffice to prevent a 1952 deficit. He cited stronger revenue, slower spending, and a projected $58 billion revenue for the year, while still pressing for $4 billion individual, $3 billion corporate, and $3 billion higher excise taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
John W. Snyder
Truman
Snyder
Congress
House
Ways and Means
Fifty-One Accepted For Military Service In Elyria
The Elyria draft board reports that on March 2 a preinduction group of 51 men were found acceptable for future service. Of 13 rejected, six failed physicals and seven failed mental ability tests. Forty-six transfers tested. three were accepted. Thirty-seven area youths have enlisted. eleven are 1-A awaiting draft notices while others are 4-A five, 5-A three, and 3-A one. Seven were nonregistrants and four too young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Draft Board
Catherine McKee
Elyria
Miss McKee
Woman Suffocated as Davenport Fire Traps Sleepers
In Columbus Ohio Mrs Jeannette Robinson aged 45 suffocated when a davenport in her home caught fire while she slept. Her husband William was overcome by smoke.
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Columbus, O
Jeannette Robinson
William
Northeastern Ohio Weather Forecast Update
The forecast calls for mostly cloudy and cool conditions this afternoon with a high of 4. Partly cloudy and cool this afternoon with a high of 43. Tonight will be partly cloudy and a little colder with a low of 30. Tuesday remains partly cloudy and continued cool.
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Ohio
Man Reports Beating and Robbery by Two Youths
Robert Gebbie 38 of 1553 Lauderdale Avenue Lakewood told sheriffs early Sunday he was beaten and robbed by two youths aged 17 to 21 after accepting a ride to Cleveland. They stopped on Route 611 near Route 301, took his $65 watch, left his wallet, and fled. He was treated at St. Joseph's hospital for a lip laceration and facial abrasions.
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Robert Gebbie
Lauderdale Avenue
Lakewood
Sheriff's Department
Cleveland
Lorain
Route 301
Gebdie
Arizona
St. Joseph's Hospital
Tomkiewicz
Five Die in Head On Crash Near Muncie
Five people were killed and two injured critically after a head on collision near Muncie Indiana. The victims include Edward Selby 27 Albany Indiana and Charles Acker 27 from New Castle Indiana along with Acker wife Helen 29 and their children Charles Edward 7 Connie 4. A third Ackers child Carol 5 and Selby’s brother John were seriously hurt.
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Muncie
Ind
Here
Edward Selby
Albany
Charles Acker
iNew Castle
Helen
Charles Edward
Connie
Ackers
Carol
Selby
John
City Manager Injured In Car Crash West Of Portsmouth
Edward T. Beall 43 Portsmouth city manager remains in critical condition after the automobile he rode in was sideswiped by a truck seven miles west of Portsmouth yesterday. Floyd F. Kalb 48 city service director and Edward R. Young local Blue Cross agent suffered minor injuries.
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Portsmouth
Edward T. Beall
Here
Floyd F. Kalb
Edward R. Young
Blue Cross
Receding Floods Leave 11 Dead and Thousands Homeless
Floods receded across ten states leaving 11 dead including five in the New York New Jersey area and thousands homeless. Authorities fought epidemics and urged boiling drinking water as rivers fell and debris clogged roads from New Jersey to Mississippi.
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Midwest
New York-New Jersey
Alabama
Mississippi
Connecticut
Iowa
New York
Bergen
Morris
Passaic
New Jersey
Ramapo
Rockland
Westchester
New York State
Mountain View
N. J
Georgia
Calhoun
Columbus
Miss
Gulf, Mobile and Ohio
Mobile
Ala
Des Moines
Eddyville
Mississippi River
Keokuk
North Dakota
Knife River
Knife
Beulah
N. D
Vermillion River
South Dakota
Davis
Vermilion Couple Injured In Meister Road Crash
Vermilion man Carl Roth 30 and his wife Ethel were treated at St. Josephs Hospital after a Meister Road accident near Route 58. Roth turning to avoid a backing car caused a rollover. Bernard Krascik 27 of Meister Road drove the other vehicle. Both victims were released after treatment.
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Lorain
Carl Roth
Ohio Street
Vermilion
Ethel
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Roth
Meister Road
Bernard Krascik
Eisenhower Names French Admiral as Naval Assistant
In Paris Gen Dwight D Eisenhower designated Vice Admiral Andre Georges Lemonnier as his chief naval aide on all naval matters related to Europe's defense. The appointment strengthens Allied coordination between American and French naval forces during wartime planning.
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Eisenhower
Aide
Paris
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Andre Georges Lemonnier
Europe
Trucker in Jail 70 Days Needs $6.15 to Get Out
Walter Reddington, 32, of Bath New York has been in county jail since January 19 for an overloaded truck offense. He has served 70 days and could be freed today if he pays $6.15 in court costs, with the balance of his $349 fine suspended by Justice Goldthorpe if costs are paid. Fines accrue at $3 per day served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Reddington
Bath
N. Y
Ambrose Kissel
Reddington
David Goldthorpe
Amherst
Justice Goldthorpe
Two Suffer Injuries When Car Hits Tree
Two people were hurt when a car crashed into a tree on Gulf Road near Cleveland Street at 11 46 pm Saturday. Hinkley and Manchester were treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital and admitted. Manchester was driving, police said, after the car struck a traffic sign first.
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Maynard Hinkley
West 118Th Street
Cleveland
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Margaret Manchester
Cordova Avenue
Lakewood
Gulf Road
Cleveland Street
Hinkley
Miss Manchester
Betty Delp
Caroline Avenue
Broad Street
Hartley Godbol
Riverside Homes
Lodi Street
Sheldon Bradley, Jr
Margie Thompson
West Third Street
Bradley
West Avenue
Alfred Stokey
Byron No 4
Elyria Catholic High School Joins North Central Association
Elyria District Catholic High School has gained unqualified admission to the North Central Association of Secondary Schools and Colleges after the 56th annual Chicago meeting. G W Rosenlof announced the recognition at Palmer House. Sister Mary Ralph represented the school and Dr R M Garrison led the deliberations and evaluation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria District Catholic
North Central Association of Secondary Schools and Colleges
Chicago
North Central Association
G. W. Rosenlof
Palmer House
Mary Ralph
R. M. Garrison
Dr. Garrison
Association
American Council of Education
Elyria District
Resume Search For Lost Plane
London The U S Air Force resumed its search for a missing Trans Atlantic Globemaster after ending the major rescue last Friday. It was speculated the 53 aboard may still be alive or search for sabotage evidence. A brief U S 3rd Air Division statement said the hunt will continue indefinitely.
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London
U. S. Air Force
Air Force
U. S. 3Rd Air Division
Bans On Many German Industries Lifted Today
The western occupation powers lift postwar bans on German industries to speed participation in Atlantic Pact defense. Adenauer accepts Ruhr trust busting and Schuman plan terms. The three concessions include unit conglomerates, 12 firms retaining coal mines, and gradual dissolution of the DKV distribution agency through 1953 with conditions.
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BOM Germany
Ruhr
Konrad Adenauer
Hozd Commission
U.S
Briish
Adenauer
Schuman
West Europe
Ger- Mars
Jess Ruhr
High Commission
John 4
MecCles
Uits
Senate votes down teen ban on Europe army deployment
The Senate defeated an amendment to ban dispatch of American youths under 20 to Eisenhower's Atlantic Pact Army by 62 to 27. Senator Case argued teens were unsuitable as police in Germany and warned of a two-class military based on age. Opponents said action would not limit presidential authority. Continued on page 2.
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Washington
Senate
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Francis Case
S. D
Eisenhower
Truman
Case
Germany
Korea
Atlantic Pact Army
William F. Knowland
R. Cal
Europe
Alexander Wiley
Wis
Foreign Relations Committee
Grand Master Staley Addresses Northeastern Ohio Boosters
Grand Master Hugh Staley of Greenville gave a stirring address at the open evening session of the tri annual Northeastern Ohio Boosters Association meeting in Elyria. He warned against Communist infiltration and urged strict screening of potential members as a preventive measure. The event featured an Elyria High School choir, visiting drill teams, and performers from Scalvase Studio.
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Hugh Staley
Greenville
Northeastern Ohio Boosters Association
Elks Hall
Staley
Order
Odd Fellowship
Elyrian Harold Olmstead
Henry K. Shaw
Henry Ault
Warren Rebekah Lodge
Bertha Chinnock
Akron
Grace Hudson
Patriarchs Malitant
Carl Crow
Worster
Jackie Scalvase
Marlene Plaza
Beverly Thornburg
Bob Standiford
Scalvase
Grand Lodge
Distrct
Friendship Circle
Harold Olmstead
Geeseman
Judge Resigns From Lorain County Child Welfare Board
Judge Malcolm Thomson resigns from the Lorain County Child Welfare Board effective immediately to reduce time demands and avoid awkward situations as he remains a probate and juvenile court judge. Mrs. Caddy Herrick, wife of local engineer, will replace him and join Dr. John Minnich, Irene Kunkle, Electa Sage, and Prof. Revel B. Frost on the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm Thomson
Probate and Juvenile Courts
Lorain County
Thomson
Child Welfare Board
Herrick
R. H. Herrick
Lorain Telephone Co
Lorain County Radio Corp
County considers levy to fund repairs on county buildings
County commissioners indicated they may seek voter approval for a one year fractional mill levy to fund repairs and reconditioning of county buildings. Thompson and Dunn support the levy after reports from heads of institutions guiding urgent upgrades at the county home and Pleasant View Sanatorium. Bids for heating equipment at the county home are due May 7 with alternates up to 418,600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Norman Thompso
Oscar G. Dunn
Thompson
Pleasant View Sanatorium
Reds Build Up For Spring Offensive North Of Korea
U S patrols north of the 38th parallel push into North Korea around Seoul and along the Yongpyong chon river while Central Front fighting with Chinese Reds stalls allies three to five miles from the former boundary. Chinese forces mass 40 to 45 divisions for a likely spring push.
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Tokyo
U. S
Korea
38Th Parallel
Seoul
North Korea
Yongpyongchon River
Chunchon
United Nations
Dunn Deliberates On New Addressograph Equipment Purchase
County Commissioner Oscar G. Dunn says he has not decided on Auditor Ayres and Treasurer Wrights request for new addressograph gear. He notes past cost and a $28 541 15 price with $435 old equipment credit, plus other tens of thousands needed for reappraisal and county facilities. He urges careful budgeting and input from all commissioners. Norman Thompson reportedly favors the purchase. third commissioner Dr Foriney is described as a?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar G. Dunn
Frank Ayres
Walter Wright
Dunn
Wright
Mr. Ayres
Oberlin
Norman Thompson
Oarard of Commissioners
Foriney
Deane Burns Former Local Resident Dies
Obituary notice of Deane Burns longtime resident, formerly with Harshaw Chemical Company, active in Masonic circles in this area and Cleveland. Died today at Marymount Hospital, Cleveland, after living at 1854 Oakmont Road and previously at 1386 East Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deane Burns
E’s Tian
Oakmont Road
Seth Eucl.d. Me Burns
East Avenue
Marymount Hospital
Cleveland
Harshaw Chemical Company
Aco
Masonic Biicies
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Pequannock
Safety Islands
Catholic School
N. Central Asin
Erie Avenue
Stead
Nicowspa
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