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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1953

Page

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Lights On drive planned for city cancer crusade

Weeks of planning culminate in a one hour door to door canvass on Monday evening April 20 from 8 to 9 with Elyria cancer crusade chairwoman Mrs Earl Ware guiding workers who will visit every home in the city and surrounding areas to raise funds for cancer research care and information.

Theron C. Loose Kenneth H. Botamer N. A. Hewitt Earl E. Ware Graham Craig Albert Knipper Joseph E. Smith C. A. Newell Raymond Morris Elyria Earl Ware Cancer Crusade American Cancer Society

City Eyes 2 Percent Treasury Bonds Investment

Elyria City Council heard a recommendation from Chemical Bank and Trust Co. of New York to invest part of 1.65 million storm sewer bond proceeds in Treasury 2 percent bonds due September 15, 1953. The bank argues the issue is attractive as about 8 billion in 2 percent bonds outstanding may be refunded by the Treasury, promising a roughly 2 percent yield for six months with potential capital gain and flexible purchase denominations from 500 dollars to 1 million dollars.

Elyria Chemical Bank and Trust Co New York City Treasury

Weather summary for Northeastern Ohio and Ohio region

Sunny and windy this afternoon with warmer conditions and clear tonight. Wednesday partly cloudy and warmer, high near 50, low around 30. Monday temperature range 35 to 44, 24 hour precipitation 0.16 inch ending 8 p.m. Monday. Temperature range year ago Monday 48 to 61. Humidity 8 a.m. Monday 48 percent, 8 p.m. 52 percent. Sunrise Tuesday 5 46 a.m. sunset 7 09 p.m. Moonrise 5 47 a.m. Tuesday moonset 8 32 p.m. Tuesday. Ohio temperatures expected near normal. warm midweek, cooler Friday and Saturday, then warmer Sunday with showers Thursday and Sunday totaling 0.25 to 0.50 inch.

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Council Hears First Reading Of Elyria Zoning Ordinance

Elyria City Council heard the first reading of the new zoning ordinance aligned with the Master Plan by Segoe and Associates. An emergency ordinance authorizing 1.5 million dollars in storm sewer bond money was approved on its first reading.

Elyria Segoe and Associates Marseilles Avenue Poplar Street John

Elyria Board Adopts Five New Teachers For Schools

The Elyria Board of Education approved five new elementary teachers on recommendation of Superintendent L N Nicholas. All graduates hold a bachelor of science in elementary education and the four year provisional teaching certificate. Salaries follow the schedule set at the last meeting. Names: Marilyn Kishman Vermilion Ohio Wesleyan University Jean Ellen Good Medina Heidelberg College Marilyn Collier Norwalk Ohio University Annabelle Cranmer Mt. Vernon Ohio University Lois Carol White Cleveland Heights Ohio University. Continuing contracts were approved for six teachers. one member, P R Smith, abstained. Recipients: Arlene McGaughey Gail A Penfound Robert Ringler Ernest Watts Ruth E Watts Carroll D Tibball. Seven resignations were accepted, mostly for marriage or impending marriage. Continued on Page 2.

Elyria Board of Education L. N. Nicholas Ohio Marilyn Kishman Vermilion Ohio Wesleyan University Jean Ellen Good Medina Heidelberg College Marilyn Collier Norwalk Ohio University Annabelle Cranmer Mt. Vernon Lois Carol White Cleveland Heights P. R. Smith Nicholas Elyria Arlene McGaughey Hamilton Gail A. Penfound McKinley Robert Ringler Ernest Watts Ruth E. Watts Hamilton School Carroll D. Tibball Ely School

Plane Lost In West With 25 Aboard

A two engine DC-3 chartered by Miami Airlines carrying 22 military passengers and three crew disappeared over the Cascade Mountains southeast of Seattle while en route from Spokane to Seattle. The pilot reported losing one engine and decreasing altitude as Coast Guard, Air Force, Navy and civilian planes searched the area. Names of the passengers to be released by military authorities.

Seattle Wash WPR Miami Airlines Cascade Mountains Here Civil Aeronautics Administration Spokane Washington Scranton CAA Hobart A. J. Lerette Jr Miami Coast Guard Air Force Navy Lerette W. E. Harshman Adra Long

Soviet Health Minister reports death of physician Ru sakov

Moscow dispatch says Professor Arsenia V. Rusakov, one of Stalin’s post mortem signers, died suddenly on Sunday. The report notes his role among nine physicians who signed Stalin’s post mortem findings.

Moscow INS Arsenia V. Rusakov Josef Stalin

Lorain County 1952 Abstract Approved Amid Criticism

The State Board of Tax Appeals approved Lorain County's 1952 real property valuation of 231,481,725 but criticized County Auditor Frank Ayres for not fully complying with the law and for allowing tax collections before board approval. The board ordered a statewide general reappraisal in 1952 and directed a 16 percent overall increase for Lorain's duplicate. in Lorain, a land reappraisal was underway under a Clemons haw contract, with the board noting land improvements were neglected and that taxes were collected prior to abstract approval.

Lorain County State Board of Tax Appeals Frank Ayres State Board of Appeals Ayres J. M. Cleminshaw Company Board of Appeals

Annexation Hurdles Surface In Elyria Growth Talk

Tax debates hinge on whether annexing East Carlisle would raise city services and tax bills. East Carlisle would add 5.76 million valuation to Elyria, yet the city could face a 22 thousand dollar operating loss, plus higher hydrant rents and water revenue shifts. Authority limits, township rates, and school obligations complicate the plan as population and service needs rise.

East Carlisle Elyria City Elyria Arthur Giles Ohio Water Department Carlisle Elyria Township Carlisle Township

Air Attacks Halted on 200 Mile Korean Freedom Road

Allied war prisoners ride toward freedom as UN officials halt airstrikes along the 200 mile convoy route from Chonma to Panmunjom due to heavy cloud cover. Navy jets bombed 10 buildings near Soncon as reconnaissance failed to sight any vehicles amid the weather.

Panmunjom Freedom Road United Nations Chonma Yalu River Soncon U.N Otto P. ‘Weyland

Belief Thieves Interrupted At Eaton High School

Thieves who broke into Eaton Township High School were interrupted around 12 45 am today by sheriffs deputies Robert Vinovich and Mike Pappas on patrol. They found a door open and several items including a duplicating machine two typewriters a moving picture projector and sound box an adding machine and a three speed record player near the outside door. No intruders were found and preliminary checks indicated nothing was actually taken from the building. Continued on page two.

Eaton Township High School Robert Vinovich Mike Pappas Fred Daniel Sheriff's de

Quick Finance Help From Sexboard Co.

A classified notice promotes Sexboard Finance Co offering quick solutions to financial troubles. Limited details provided about services or terms.

Sexboard Finance Co Act

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