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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1953

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Heidelberg President to Speak at Elyria High Commencement

Dr. W. Terry Wickham president of Heidelberg College will be commencement speaker for Elyria High School class of 1953. He has served as Heidelberg president since 1948 and previously taught and coached at Mount Victory High School. The ceremony honors 2490 graduates, their families and friends.

W. Terry Wickham Heidelberg College Tiffin Elyria High School Lynn Nicholas Elyria Wickham Mount Victory High School Ohio State University Catawba College Salisbury N. C Heidelberg the Reformed Church North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools

Ohio Un-American Activities Commission Sets May Hearing

The newly reactivated Ohio Un American Activities Commission scheduled its first public hearing for late May. The hearing will consider an 11 point declaration of intent from its policy sub committee.

Columbus INS Ohio Un-American Activities Commission

Weather summary for Northeastern and Northwestern Ohio today

Cloudy skies with light snow and sprinkles, windy and cooler in Northeastern Ohio. high near 40. Tonight remains cloudy and windy with low around 32. Friday stays cool clear of heavy precipitation. Northwestern Ohio: windy and cooler with highs in low 40s and frost tonight. lows 25 to 30. Temperature range Wednesday 35 to 57. Precipitation 0.07 inch in 24 hours to 8 pm Wednesday. Sunrise 5 43 am. sunset 7 11 pm Thursday. Looney's going out of business, everything must go at reduced prices. Last days. Opposite Elyria Furniture.

Ohio Looney’s Elyria

O'Neil Company Seeks Traffic Lights and Roadway Changes

County Engineer Don E Patterson reviewed a request from M O Neil Company for traffic lights and a supplemental roadway near its new shopping center at Routes 57 and 254. Builders want a short road forming a triangle between state routes to service the parking entrance, with a study ordered to determine feasibility and safety measures. Lorain officials including Commissioners Thompson and Jones, plus Councilman Gordon Smith, viewed the site and bridge. signs are urged to warn speed and mark the High Accident Area on the High-Level Bridge amid recent incidents.

Don E. Patterson M. O'Neil Company J. Norman Thompson J. Powell Jones Patterson Lorain Gordon Smith

Ohio House panel backs unwise service bill for telcos

The Ohio House Judiciary Committee voted 16 to 0 to recommend passage of a bill aimed at preventing inadequate rural telephone service. The amended measure removes a prior rate increase denial for defaulting companies and requires filing of contracts and financial statements with the Public Utilities Commission for greater public disclosure.

Columbus Ross G. Sweet Lake Public Utilities Commission John E. Henderson Guernsey Sweet PUC Sweet, Henderson and Dailey R. Turner

French Plane Crash Kills 27

A chartered commercial airplane ferrying troops to the French garrison at Nasan crashed on takeoff near Hanoi. All 27 aboard, believed to be military personnel, were killed as the plane’s port engine caught fire 117 miles west of Hanoi.

Hanoi Indo-China Nasan

Final Report Shows Red Cross Drive Surpasses Goal

The 1953 Red Cross campaign reports a total of 40 858 66 dollars raised by April 15 surpassing the 39 772 dollar goal. Contributions come from divisions including Industry, Residential, Clubs and Organizations, National Firms, Commercial A, Special Gifts, Schools, Professional and Service Employees plus township groups led by Bruce Alexander.

Red Cross Drive Red Cross A. T. Rosenau F.C. Neerenberg Ray Morris Robert Rothel Ward Young Milo Sharp Commercial A. Meyers Ray Renz, Jr Harold Dicken George Thurot M. Schroeter Robert Corts Elyria Memorial Hospital James C. Brown Justin Martin George Morris Fred McNally Nancy Warner Bruce Alexander

First Allied POWs Reach Kaesong as Talks Hint Resume

Red trucks and ambulances moved 605 Allied sick and wounded prisoners toward Kaesong, the last stop before freedom, as the United Nations signaled willingness to resume armistice talks. A UN letter to North Korea’s Nam Il was to be delivered to the Red liaison office, with a meeting planned for Thursday evening EST to discuss a possible resumption of talks after the prisoner repatriation.

Panmunjom Korea Kaesong Freedom United Nations Command U. N Reds William K. Harrison United Nations Nam Il U.N Harrison Mark Clark

Fifteen Lorain County Lawyers Honored For 50 Years Practice

Fifteen Lorain County Bar Association members admitted to practice in Ohio for fifty years or more received certificates of achievement and life memberships at a ceremony Wednesday evening at Elyria Country Club. The event honored retirees including Dinniger, Stetson, and Adams, with attendance by judges and bar officials and speeches by Os ar Hunsicker.

Lorain Stetson Adams Oscar Hunsicker Robert J. Corts County Bar Association Joseph Q. Petro Association Frank K. Stack Lorain County Bar Association Elyria Country Club F. A. Stetson Elyria H. C. Wilcox Custer Snyder C. E. van Deusen George L. Glitsch

Eisenhower demands concrete proof of Soviet peace will

President Eisenhower, interrupting a Augusta golf trip, urged Soviet leaders to prove their peace intent by ending Korea hostilities, lifting the Iron Curtain, and joining a world disarmament pact. He outlined six conditions including a five point disarmament treaty, aid fund, Korea armistice followed by elections, and freeing satellite states. He stressed real moves must follow words, and invited a clear Soviet reply.

Washington U.P Eisenhower Russia Josef Stalin Kremlin U. S United Nations United States Korea Indo-China Malaya Asia Europe

Special Article On Annexation Part Five

The fifth in a seven part series by Walter A. Godfrey discusses annexation problems in today’s Chronicle Telegram. The sixth and seventh installments will be published tomorrow and Saturday.

Walter A. Godfrey Chronicle-Telegram

Mansfield Mayor T B Wright eyed for Navy post

Washington sources said Ohio Mayor Thomas Baxter Wright of Mansfield was being considered for appointment as confidential secretary to an Assistant Secretary of the Navy.

Washington Navy Department Thomas Baxter Wright Mansfield Navy

Blast devastates Chicago factory. 20 dead

An explosion and fire at Haber Corp. in Chicago left at least 20 people killed and 23 injured. Fire officials recovered fifteen bodies with five more sighted, as survivors fled the burning five story brick plant after reporting for work. Some employees, including women, leaped from upper floors to escape the blaze.

Chicago INS Anthony J. Mullaney Haber Corp

Elyria High Senior Choir Spring Concert April 29

Elyria High School senior choir presents a spring concert in the auditorium at 8:15 p.m. The program features Ohio composer works themed for the Sesquicentennial, with solos like Lady of Spain and a blue themed segment Scene in Blue. Tickets from choir members or at the door.

Elyria High School J. Martin Beck Ohio Jim Smith Jim Beck Handel

Grunewald Tells Probers He's Broke

Henry W. Grunewald a Washington wire puller with many friends in high places told House investigators he is broke despite declaring income of more than 269000 in 1949 and 1950. He conceded he filed no income tax returns for two years.

Washington Henry W. Grunewald House

Brand Names Week Promotes Quality for Buyers

In Elyria shoppers are urged to choose brand name merchandise seen as dependable after years of consumer acceptance. The Classified Brand Names Week runs April 12 to 18, 1958, highlighting trusted products.

Elyria

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