Discussions On Character Development At Institute
Dr. Ernest Knautz of Baldwin-Wallace College opened a panel at the Lorain County Parent-Teacher Association institute with ideas on shaping a child’s character through discipline and early guidance. Mrs. Llewelyn Owen of Oberlin College Library warned about the impact of comics and TV on children and noted the lack of parental supervision in program choices. William Gillies of Clearview schools urged schools to emphasize character over winning and to model decency in athletics and daily conduct. Mrs. Lorian Staats of Athens urged leaders to know objectives, avoid superiority, and let youths decide after being informed about smoking and other risks. Allen Rupp of Cambridge schools warned against mass programs and stressed individualized, value-driven education for future resilience.
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Grace H. Tulk
Ernest Knautz
Department of
Baldwin-Wallace College
Lorain County Council of
Parent-Teacher Associations
First Congregational Church
Knautz
Llewelyn Owen
Oberlin College Library
William Gillies
Clearview
Gillies
Lorin C. Staats
Athens
George H. Tulk
Elyria
Oberlin
Berea
All Truck Drivers Return to Work Monday After End of Strike
Lorain County truck drivers from Local 571 of the Teamsters Union reach new one year contracts with Murbach Coal & Supply, Lloyd Lumber, Grafton Lumber & Coal, and Ellyria Lumber & Coal. Wages rise 16 cents per hour with show-up and overtime pay. negotiations continue at West Side and Parsch Lumber & Coal. Most firms belong to the Lorain County Lumber Coal Dealers Builders Supply Association, which has split after new Lorain dealers contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Teamsters Union
AFL
Jim Stockard
Murbach Coal & Supply Company
Lloyd Lumber Company
Stockard
Grafton Lumber & Coal Company
Elyria Lumber & Coal Company
West Side Lumber & Coal Company
Parsch Lumber & Coal Company
Lorain Companies
Elyria
Lorain County Lumber
Coal Dealers and Builders Supply Association
Drivers’ Union
Lorain
Weather Outlook for Northeastern Ohio
Partly cloudy and cool this afternoon and tonight with a high around the variable range and a low near 40. Sunday brings mostly cloudy skies with a few showers and unchanged temperatures. Friday’s temperature ranged from 4 to 38 with 0.97 inch of precipitation in the 24 hours ending Monday evening. Humidity was 74 percent at 8 am and 75 percent at 8 pm. Sunrise Saturday is 5:51 am and sunset 7:08 pm. Moonrise 4:29 am Saturday, moonset 4:35 pm.
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Ohio
Amherst Builders & Home Repair Calendar and Notices
Community pages list Amherst area builders and home repair ads with event notes and calendar entries. Sections include hospital notes and society items across Oberlin Elyria and surrounding areas with brief notes on deaths and editorials in the local edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Elyria
Church
Oberlin
Society
Voice of the People
Weilington
Argentine Labor Confederation Calls Argentina Work Stoppage
The General Labor Confederation urged a one day work stoppage and a major demonstration in greater Buenos Aires on Wednesday to back President Juan D. Peron's administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Argentina
U.P
Argentine General Labor Confederation
Greater
Juan D. Peron
Governors Conference Invited for May 4 5
President Eisenhower invites all state governors to a conference in early May to discuss problems facing America and the free world in these difficult times, as announced by the White House.
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Washington
U.S
Eisenhower
America
Free World
White House
Convicts Riot in Stillwater Prison Cells
About 300 inmates roared and booed in their individual cells at the Minnesota state prison in Stillwater as a protest against a prison-wide lockup following the cancellation of negotiations, issued after circulars were distributed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stillwater, Minn
INS
Minnesota State Prison
Stillwater
U N Ready To Start Exchange In 3 Days
Five youths injured in a car crash on Lear Nagle road Avon as Wilker Sullivan 20 loses control at Chestnut Ridge and East River roads. Sullivan fined for reckless driving. Passengers Ace Bruce 20 Joyce Copper 15 Loretta Karr es 17 Nancy Aver 17 treated. Another wreck at 6 am injures C R Rice 33 near Route 76. Rice slept at wheel and is hospitalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilker Sullivan
Lear Nagle
Avon
Chestnut Ridge
East River
John A. Rose
Sullivan
Robert Vinovich
Michael Pappas
Justice C. C. Lord
Ace Bruce
South Middle Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Troad
North Olmsted
Loretta Karres
Chestnut Ridge Road
Nancy Aver
C. R. Rice
Cornell Avenue
Route 76
Allies Hit Reds Across Korea In Large Scale Strike
Allied land, sea and air forces struck across Korea as Sabrejet pilots shot down three MiG-15s. Lt. Col. George Ruddell, Lt. Thomas Kozak and Col. James Mitchell each claimed one MiG in engagements from high altitude to near ground level. Marines reported 31 Chinese casualties in a 15 minute clash by Panmunjom, and U S Navy ships damaged supply facilities along the east coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reds
Korea
Seoul
U.P
George S. Ruddell
Eugene
Ore
Thomas F. Kozak
Sti
Cleveland
Panmunjom
U.N
Red
Sik
U. S. Navy
Los Angeles
McCord
Hazy morning atom test near Yucca Flats draws wide sighting
Twenty airplanes participated as scientists touched off an experimental nuclear device atop a 100 foot tower at 7 45 a m E S T near Yucca Flats. The blast produced a bright flash visible from Las Vegas and Durango with little damage or sound. The mushroom cloud rose to about 12 000 feet, lower than earlier detonations.
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Las Vegas
AEC
Durango
Colo
Los Angeles
Reno
Williams
Ariz
Idaho
Mexico
Annexation series to inform Elyria residents starting Monday
The Chronicle Telegram announces a multi article series by Walter A. Godfrey on annexation. It explains municipal expansion issues, services like schools sewers zoning police and fire protection and the cost and tax factors involved. Reads should save for future reference.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Walter A. Godfrey
YMCA Annual Meeting Speaker Rev Laurence Hall
The YMCA annual meeting features Reverend Laurence Hall as speaker on Monday April 13 at Laurence Hall is a member of a famous English theatrical family who chose ministry. He is Senior Canon in Charge of Trinity Cathedral Cleveland and previously led youth programs in Cincinnati and Portsmouth.
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Laurence Hall
Young Men’s Christian Association
Hall
Trinity Cathedral
Cleveland
All Saint's Episcopal Church
Portsmouth
England
United States
Episcopal Church
iEpiscopal Church Army Training College
Clearview High Wins District Speech Contest
Clearview High School took first place in the Kent State District Contest for class B schools in the Ohio High School Speech League. Their 40 minute full length The Wonderful Lamp by James Norris earned a superior rating. Finals at Ohio State University on April 25. Brookfield and New London High Schools also competed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearview High School
Columbus
Jas. Norris
Valerie Jenkins
Clearview
Ohio State University
Brookfield
Trumbull County
New London High School
Pact Signed Reds Urge Immediate Full Truce Talks
In Panmunjom the UN and Communist officers signed the prisoner exchange pact and the Reds pressed for immediate resumption of full armistice talks to end the Korean War. About 600 Allied prisoners will be exchanged within 40 days, with 120 Americans among 5,800 Communists.
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Panmunjom
Korea
U.P
United Nations
Commuenist
U.N
Adm
John C. Daniel
Reds
Lee
Daniel
Freedom Village
Willard Carlock
Lee Sang Cho
Mark W. Clark
Chou En-Lai
Typhoid Outbreak Strikes Licking County Towns
Licking county reports a typhoid outbreak putting six people in serious condition. Pataskala residents receive immunizations and are advised to boil well water before drinking. Officials tentatively trace the source to one well. Among the ill is Leola Dear, a 35 year old mother of six.
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Newark, O
INS
Licking County
Pataskala
Leola Dear
Unfounded fears warned could trigger recession says staff
A congressional committee heard staff say unfounded fears over a Korean truce could depress confidence and mimic the July 1950 downturn. The memo warned the main danger is psychological retrenchment reducing government demand, though Korea spending is only 4-5 billion annually.
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Washington
INS
Senate House Committee On the
Vcei
Flanders
Grover W. Ensley
Korea
U. S
Optimism Cautiously Welcomes Prisoner Exchange Pact
The Eisenhower administration welcomes the prisoner exchange deal as a potential first step toward ending the Korean War and easing East West tensions. Officials warn a full armistice and political settlement remain distant as negotiations continue. The plan allows surrendering unwilling POWs to a neutral state with potential future repatriation, amid concerns over brain washing and third degree tactics. United Nations holds about 50,000 Communist prisoners who refuse return. U S officials deny intimidation in their decision.
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Washington
Eisenhower
United Nations
U. S
Gas Station Employee Injured in Workplace Accident
James Robert Carlyle 55 of 136 South Mill Street was seriously hurt at 3 30 am at Cities Service Gas Station Herrick Avenue West authorities report he suffered internal chest injuries and facial trauma when a Royal Wilson owned truck he was greasing began to roll Carlyle was alone at the station and taken to Allen Hospital in Oberlin by Curtis E Truman Investigating officers say the truck may have rolled over him or trapped him between the vehicle and the garage door The rolling truck continued into the street hitting a passing carry all truck
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
James Robert Carlyle
South Mill Street
Herrick Avenue
West
Royal Wilson
Carlyle
Allen Hospital
Oberlin
Curtis E. Truman
Wilson
Waves appoints Louise Wilde as new director
The Navy announces Comdr. Louise Kathleen Wilde of Concord New Hampshire will report for duty May 15 as director of the Waves, succeeding Capt. Joy Hancock who retires June 1. Wilde is a Mt Holyoke College graduate from Massachusetts and will take over leadership duties in the Waves program.
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Washington
INS
Navy
Louise Kathleen Wilde
Concord
N. H
Comdr
Wilde
Mt. Holyoke College
Massachusetts
Joy Hancock
Wildwood
N. J
Daffodils and Auto Radios Advertised in Rural District
Daffodils priced at 25 cents a dozen offered by J F Lambert five miles south of Elgin on Indian Hollow Road. Custom built auto radios advertised starting at 30.95. Erb Radio advertised.
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Daffodils
J. F. Lambert
Elgin
Indian Hollow
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Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers
Ruppl
Governors’ Conference
Joyce Copper
Rice
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YMCA
Saint George's Episcopal Church
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East Side
Cincinnati
Christ Episcopal Church
Bottoms
Christ Church
Clearview High
United Nations Command
Clark
Tokyo
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