Shop-A-La-Cart Service Comes to Elyria Memorial Hospital
A cherry red Shop-A-La-Cart unit arrives at Elyria Memorial Hospital as the newest Ladies Auxiliary project. Volunteers stock shelves with cigarettes, candy, toiletries, baby items, and toys, then tour patients and visitors daily. The cart and program are funded by auxiliary groups, donations, and a doctors party sale, with scheduled routes and safety checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Memorial Hospital
The
Fair Sex
Ladies Auxiliary
A-La-Cart
Howard Barbour
Ladies Auvillary
Earl Lance
Norman Basinger
Arthur R. Hoch
Oberlin Inn to Be Replaced by Modern Structure
Construction begins immediately on the Oberlin Inn, an 87 year old landmark, to yield a new air conditioned inn with 48 double rooms and upgraded dining and meeting spaces. The project includes eight shops, two buildings, and demolition of adjacent blocks with Knowlton Construction Co. as general contractor. Eldredge Snyder of New York City is architect. Ground is expected to be broken soon and occupancy planned for 1955.
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Oberlin Inn
Ohio
William E. Stevenson
Oberlin College
Stevenson
N. Main
E. College
Martin
McClelland
North Main St
Inn
Inn Land
Knowlton Construction Co
Bellefontaine
T. O. Murphy Co
Oberlin
Eldredge Snyder
New York City
Ike Sees H Bomb War Unlikely Says Fears Exaggerated
President Eisenhower said an H-bomb war with Russia is unlikely, arguing Moscow would act only in a fit of madness or miscalculation. He warned against hysteria, urged trust in FBI protection, and stressed a calm, prepared stance with civil and continental defense. He noted five main fears but deemed them exaggerated while urging vigilance and restraint.
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Ike
Merriman Smith
United Press
White House
Washington
Eisenhower
Russia
Kremlin
America
Moscow
U.S
United States
Senate
Wiliam ©. Rauchahd
FBI
Pacific
Aation
Showdown On Sears Due Today
Washington lawmakers convened a closed session of the Senate Investigating Subcommittee to determine if Samuel P Sears is too pro McCarthy to serve as special counsel for the Army McCarthy hearings. Democrats pressed about his past praise for McCarthy and failure to disclose views, while Sears defended neutrality amid calls for an impartial high standing lawyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Samuel P. Sears
Karl E. Mundt
R-Sd
Boston
McCarthy
John L. McClellan
Ark
Sears
Subcommittee
Ivy
Arizona
CBS
Edward R. Murrow
Operation Salt Costs City Salt Warmer Winter
Fred McNally describes a record salt usage for clearing ice this past winter. The city used 590 300 pounds of sodium chloride at a cost of 7 378 75 for purchase and an estimated 9 945 including labor. The excess compared with last year was 280 200 pounds and the 1951 52 season was the next closest. A large salt stock remains for emergencies with McNally noting the possibility of January in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred (Firpo) McNally
McNally
Four Schools Enter Annual Lorain County Play Festival
Four county schools will participate in the Annual Lorain County Play Festival at Clearview High School auditorium Thursday at 8 p.m. Avon High presents Rosalie with Judy Staab Lois Stauder and Charles B. Smith. Avon Lake offers Bumbo The Clown starring Nicky Lippins Sandy Silberhorn Bill Parker and Tom Diffenbaugh. Brookside presents Thank You Doctor with Joe Dukich Clare Wagner John Tipka Janean Caley and Regius Roth. Clearview stage Neighbors featuring Joyce Mitchell Nancy Siebert Delight Thompson Barbara Lantz Barbara Kantor George Drop Steve Moldovan Beverly Udovich. Judges are Miss Ethel Kenney of Berea High School and Stanton McLaughlin and Paul Boase of Oberlin College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon High School
Rosalie
Judy Staab
Lois Stauder
iCharles B. Smith
Avon Lake High School
Bumbo
Nicky Lippins
Sandy Silberhorn
Bill Parker
Tom Diffenbaugh
Brookside High School
Joe Dukich
Clare Waginer
John Tipka
Janean Caley
Regius Roth
Clearview
Joyce Mitchell
Nancy Siebert
Delight “Thompson
Barbara Lantz
Barbara Kantor
George Drop
Steve Moldovan
Beverly Udovich
Ethel Kenney
Berea High School
Stanton McLaughlin
Paul Boase
Oberlin College
Eisenhower Names Five Fears Facing America
President Eisenhower outlines five dangers to the nation including Russia, the atomic age, communist subversion, loss of friends abroad, and domestic economic mood. He notes Kremlin ambitions, H bomb threats, congressional overreach risks, and unemployment as the country shifts from wartime to peacetime economy with plans to ease the transition.
Cooper Heads Fair Managers Committee
Former Gov. Myers Y. Cooper of Cincinnati will head the executive committee of the Ohio Fair Managers Association. Cooper, first president of the association, was named chairman by President Russell S. Hull of Fremont. Also on the committee are James Murray of Napoleon, Goldie V. Scheible of Dayton, Carroll E. Frank of Wood county, Walter Buss of Wayne county, Woodrow Schlegel of Williams county, Harry Dotson of Ashland county, Nolan Stuckey of Van Wert, and Agriculture Director A. L. Sorenson of Columbus.
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Columbus (S
Myers Y. Cooper
Cincinnati
Ohio Fair Managers Association
Cooper
Russell S. Hull
Fremont
Hull
James Murray
Napoleon
Goldie V. Scheible
Dayton
Carroll E. Frank
Wood County
Walter Buss
Wayne County
Woodrow Schlegel
Williams County
Harry Dotson
Ashland County
Nolan Stuckey
van Wert
A. L. Sorenson
Columbus
15 Year Advisors To 4 H Clubs Honored
Lorain County 4 H clubs recognized 15 year advisors at a LaGrange High School banquet. Honorees include Mrs. Laurence Burnett and Mrs. Lester Phelps for 15 years. Other long service pins went to Mrs. Ralph Rowland, Mrs. T. W. Manns, Mr. Norman McConnell, Mrs. Mariott Crile, and Mr. Crile. A five year group included Eva Reed and Janet Cummins among others. Otto C. Croy of the Ohio Extension Service spoke on 4 H work in Venezuela to over 100 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaGrange High School
Laurence Burnett
Lester Phelps
Lorain County
Sears Roebuck Foundation
Ohio State University
Ralph Rowland
T. W. Manns
Norman McConnell
Mariott J. Crile
Crile
Eva Reed
Glen Buswell
Lawrence Snyder
Earl Jameyson
Andrew Potymak
Janet Cummins
Willard Hill
Rolland Angers‘bach
Otto C. Croy
Ohio Extension Service
Venezuela
Lois Simonds
New Hormone Xray Therapy Reported To Heal Breast Cancer
A hormone and low dose X ray treatment produced complete cancer remission in nine of twelve patients with early breast tumors and prolonged life in others among fifty previously hopeless cases. Researchers caution the method is not a cure and results vary, with several patients alive and cancer controlled after up to eight years.
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Los Angeles
American Cancer Society
Ian McDonald
Pierre Haig
Lewis W. Guiss
Sidney Zuckerman
Los Angeles County Hospital
University of Southern California
McDonald
Chief Renews Bid For City Police Salary Increases
Police Chief James E. Boggs asked the Elyria City Council to approve eight new minimum salaries for officers, proposing raises across ranks from chief to patrolmen and adding Class B and C patrolmen to establish a 2.5 year progression. He argued current pay lags and cited city surpluses and fairness as reasons for action, while clashing with council members over terminology and timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Boggs
Boggs
Elyria
Leutenant
Amherst
Council
Pew
John Hovis
Fifth Ward
Hovis
O.K
Iity
John Lugas
Lord
Beers
Molybdenum Net Higher Last Year
Climax Molybdenum Co. reports 1953 net income of 9.717 million dollars or 3.81 dollars a share, up from 6.072 million or 2.41 dollars. President Arthur H. Bunker says capacity will be assured under a government contract until sometime in 1956, absorbing all current output not sold to industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Climax Molybdenum Co
Arthur H. Bunker
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Arthur Hoch
Gordon Leach
Q. J. Winsor
Walter Hines
W. F. Klein
Cochairmen
C. S. Weber
Mesdames Omer Laubjenthal
M. M. Calkins
A. W. Wagner
F. H. Payne
George Guenther
Arthur Aaron
J. L. Beltz
Mesdames
C. E. Kirby
D. H. Robinson
A. E. Penfound
A. W. Robishaw
L. D. Huffman
F. E. Stevens
A. L. Irish
L. P. Tufford
H. M. Eaton Jr
Edward Raus
C. D. Gull
A. J. Ritter
F. E. Johnson
W. E. Foster
J. W. Mur‘bach
R. C. Novatney
J. F.klemm
W. H. Olsen
W. G. Warriner
H. A. Guthman
J. E. Glass
F. G. Reiter
R. E. Gaehr
John Shestina
James Johnson
R. G. Edwards
H. F. Enyeart
D. W. Trubey
Jack Knight
Sevral
William
Timms
Henry Irish
Thew Shovel
Clearview High School
Fair Managers Committee
John Geiger
Science Writer
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