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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1950
Page
4
Don H. Ebright proposes a year round council of government to pursue planning for state government while the legislature is out of session. He argues for continuous governance action and coordinated regional planning under a Republican nomination context.
Ohio Democrats push year round planning and modern public services as Ebright outlines a long term program. DiSalle attacks Taft on the Marshall Plan and calls for honest leadership while White accuses Taft of failure and blames him for labor unrest. Also, Feinberger returns a 115 year old library book to Wells, Maine. A National Airlines cargo plane over New Bern, North Carolina carries horses en route to Venezuela.
A large attendance is expected for the Community Council of Greater Elyria luncheon Friday April 14 at 12 15 in the Marine Room Elks Club Judge Malcolm Thomson is the scheduled speaker A Housing Study committee report will be presented Rev Richard Lehman president notes two delegates from each member organization will vote on council juvenile detention study Special guests include co chairs Mrs J O Horsfall and James Glover of the Lorain County committee for the Mid Century White House Conference In 1891 Almon B Strowger Kansas City Mo patented an automatic telephone exchange enabling direct connections without an operator
NEW YORK The American Iron & Steel Institute announced this week that the steel industry will produce 1,864,300 tons, the highest weekly total since the 1,880,400 ton peak in mid March 1949. Production rises for the fifth straight week, lifting capacity use to 97.8 percent from 96.8 percent a week ago.
The record notes that production was set and operations achieved a high level as the nation's steel capacity ran at 102 percent of the so called rated capacity during the 1949 week, indicating peak utilization.
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