Defense Dept to Seek Draft Law Extension
Washington AP Defense officials told editors the Selective Service Act should be extended beyond its 1955 expiration even if Korea peace occurs. Assistant Secretary John A. Hannah warned the country must keep defenses strong, with continued drafting of all young men for two years of service. He noted potential college deferment changes to ensure enough junior officers for the Army and Air Force.
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Washington
U.P
Defense Department
Korea
Department
John A. Hannah
Congress
Hannah
Defense
Charles E.wilson
Europe
Eisenhower Administration
Army
Air Force
Malik May Be Gromyko Successor
A London informant says Deputy Foreign Minister Jacob Malik may replace Andrei Gromyko as Soviet ambassador to London. If true, it signals possible Kremlin preparations for larger negotiations with major Western powers.
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London
INS
Jacob Malik
Andrei Gromyko
Weather and five day forecast for Northeastern Ohio
Northeastern Ohio remains mostly cloudy with light snow flurries and cool temperatures. High around 44 today, low near 3 tonight, with a cool stretch through Saturday. Five day outlook calls for below normal temps, scattered rain on weekend and midweek, with total precipitation near a quarter to three quarters inch. Phillip's Drug Store advertises bigger savings at a one cent sale.
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Ohio
Phillip
Twenty Three Inducted Into Army On April Fourteen
The article lists twenty three men inducted into the Army on April fourteen and currently at reception camps. Names include Ronald Leonard Barth Charles Binggell James Bliss Howard Carroll Delamore Runk Hettler Mose Johnson Lloyd Jones Koenitzer Waldage Miller Otterbacher Presswell Rifenberg Riggs Schindler Sprague Steele Swineford Vitovitz Weddowson Wilger Windsor Hil Hill registrant from Kentucky and notes Otterbacher as a volunteer.
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Ronald Leonard Barth
Grafton
Charles Roger Binggell
Second St
Elyria
James Leslie Bliss
P. O. Box
Howard Carroll
Broadwell
King St
Oberlin
Charles David Delamore
Lake Avenue
James Runk Hettler
Ninth St
Mose Junior Johnson
Bath St
Lloyd Emil Jones
Bond St
Rolland Douglas Koenitzer
John, Waldage Miller
Sprague Road
Columbia Station
Donald Allen Otterbacher
Howard Melvin Presswell
R. D
Wellington
Roy Leonard Rifenburg
Theodore Martin Riggs
Elm St
Frank Joseph Schindler
Richard Elmer Sprague
East Avenue
Donald Howard Steele
Charles Dean Swineford
Pyle Road
Amherst
Frank Edward Vitovitz
Arthur Wayne Weddowson
Pleasant St
Man Dies After Auto Crash In Cleveland Heights
Funeral services set for W. M. Whalen of Cleveland Heights general sales manager for Republic Steel Corp pressed steel division. Whalen died less than 24 hours after being struck by a car. The ad promotes Singer sewing machines and a GE motor at 333 Broad St. with a quick-deal price of 89.50.
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Cleveland
INS
W. M. Whalen
Cleveland Heights
Re Public Steel Corp
Pressed Steel
Singer Industrial
Singer Sewing Center
Broad
Grand Jury To Meet with 42 Cases Listed
Lorain County Grand Jury proceedings open Tuesday with 42 charges against 40 residents. Names include E J Huguelet defrauding an inn keeper, Jose F Alvarado statutory rape, Carl D Gunther auto theft, James W Thomas burglary, Glenn Wilson grand larceny, George Beckenridge rape, Tommy Cummings cutting with intent to wound, and multiple non support and weapons counts.
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Grand ‘Jury
Lorain County
Grand Jury
H. E. Agate
E. J.huguelet
Charles Cramer, Jr
Jose F. Alvarado
Carl’ D. Gunther
William H. Bowman
Vincent Freidel
Eugene O. Kiser
Willie Glass
Reese Millen
Lester Shy
Jesse C. Deleon
Louis J. Wade
Odelia Bush
James W. Thomas
Glenn Wilson
Creed Oney
Albert Fike
Clinton Fossett
Robert Metter
Herbert Arnold
Roy Johnson
James B. Williams
Robert M. Bernhardt
William E. Vincent
Marvel McElyn
George Beckenridge
George Clark, Jr
Foster Whitfield
Tommy Cummings
Robert Mahoney
Charles Pope
George W. Young
Carl L. Teffer
Crawford Casebolt
Leonard A. Robinson
Pearl J. Smith
Harry A. Jackson
Steve J. Toth
John R. Bodnar, Jr
Jose Carsion
First Bird Walk Set For Sunday Morning
The 61st Sunday morning bird walk begins at 7 15 a m this Sunday from the Washington Avenue entrance to Ely Woods. Perry F Johnson, YMCA boys secretary, leads the walks sponsored by the Cleveland Museum of Natural History. A dinner for local bird walk operators at the University Club is also sponsored by the museum.
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Washington Avernue
Ely Woods
Perry F. Johnson
Young Men's Christian Association
Cleveland Museum of Natural History
Jonason
University Club
Museum
90 Day Truce Limit Suggested for Korea
Senator H Alexander Smith proposes a 60 to 90 day limit on any Korean war truce to ensure free elections in a united Korea. He called for rapid follow up talks on unification and elections, while critics questioned the lack of a declared truce line and stance on Communist China's UN admittance.
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Washington
U.P
H. Alexander Smith
R-N.j
Eisenhower
United Korea
Congress
Russia
Korea
Smith
China
United Nations
United
Sale of Colson Co Approved by Stockholders
Stockholders of Colson Corporation ratified the sale of all assets including name and goodwill for 2,774,160 dollars at a special meeting. The purchaser is J. A. Pritzker of Chicago. Operations will continue at the plant with existing personnel and product lines expanded.
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Colson Corporation
Colson
J. A. Pritzker
Chicago
Death Toll Rises In Chicago Fire
In Chicago at the Haber Corporation factory on North Avenue, 23 bodies were recovered with three more found in debris and 10 missing employees unaccounted for. Investigators suspect a metallic dust explosion from a ruptured exhaust plant near the buffing machine. An inquest was planned to determine the blast’s cause.
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Chicago
U.P
Haber Corporation
Haber Corp
North Side
North Avenue
Eisenhower Resting at Augusta Hospital After Illness
President Eisenhower remained in bed at Augusta after a slight food poisoning attack. The physician reported no fever this morning, though a small temperature had been noted on Thursday.
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Eisenhower
Augusta
Eisenhower Plans Cabinet Talk on Peace Offensive
President Eisenhower orders a cabinet meeting in Washington to map methods for advancing a peace and disarmament offensive. White House says the drive will push his ASNE address goals to both free and Communist worlds and sustain Cold War momentum.
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Augusta
Eisenhower
Washington
White House
L A m
James C. Haggerty
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Looney's
Looney
Elyria Furniture
United States
Russia
Ohio telephone rate hikes approved for four firms
The state utilities commission approved rate increases totaling over a million dollars for four major Ohio telephone companies serving about 132000 customers. The largest rise of 714905 goes to Northern Ohio Telephone Co. boosting rates by 16.7 percent for 75000 customers in 22 northern counties.
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State Utilities Commission
Ohio
Northern Ohio Telephone Co
Northern
Northern Ohio Telephone Company
Bellevue
Oberlin
Grafton
Wakeman
Dial
Norwalk
Ashland
Ohio Central Telephone Corp
Wooster
Northwestern Telephone Co
Toledo
Eastern Telephone Service Co
Courtland
Wellington Telephone Company
Caroll White
Robert Gott
Deadline Near for Paying 1953 Real Estate Taxes
County Treasurer Walter J. Wright announced that the first half 1953 real estate taxes must be paid by Saturday noon to avoid penalties. Payments at the treasurer’s office or postmarked Saturday arrive without penalty. those paid Monday or later or postmarked after Saturday incur charges. Total collected reached 3,478,739.32 by Thursday.
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Walter J. Wright
Wright
Youth Council Plays Key Role in Elyria Lights On Drive
The Elyria Youth Council plans a city canvass delivering envelopes and materials for the Lights On collection aimed at raising cancer drive support. Co chairmen include Pat Mason Fred Myers. district and group leaders organize teams across central northeast northwest southeast and Spring Valley with dozens of volunteers and hospital staff coordinating donations.
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Cancer Drive
Elyria Youth Council
YMCA
Mary Jene Wagner
Pat Mason
Ken Kantor
Jane Guthman
Peggy Willets
Carol Hargate
Elyria
Fred Myers
Central District
Bob. Fisher
Joyce
Jeanne McCoy
Carmen Moore
Fletcher
Eastern Heights
Mary. Jane. Wagner
Ken ’ Kantor
Alan Campbell
Geraldine Abell
Lee Wurster
Marlo Sandow
Southeast
Bill Huskinson
Spring Valley
Jean ‘Weil
Mike Corbin
Frank DeFazio
David Sanford
Tom Willis
Painters Seek Higher Wages in Striking Elyria Contract
Elyria painters refrain from work after contract expiry on April 15. Smaller firms reportedly accept a 32 percent hourly rise, while larger operators resist. The union demands 282 percent or roughly 2.82 dollars per hour, with current talks stalled as offers of 2.65 and 2.75 dollars per hour are rejected and no meeting is set.
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Elyria
Chronicle-Telegram
Girl Dies and Five Burned in Perrysburg Heights Fire
An oil stove explosion at the John Parks home in Perrysburg Heights killed his two year old daughter and burned five other family members. Parks, 41, wife Florence, 33, and children Barbara 7 Florence 4 Kathleen 3 were hospitalized at Wood County Hospital. a 12 year old daughter escaped injury.
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Bowling Green
John Parks
Here
Parks
Florence
Barbara
Kathleen
Wood County
Allied and Communist negotiators set Panmunjom meeting
Allies propose a 11 a m meeting on April 19 at Panmunjom to revive the Korean armistice talks. The Communists accepted the offer but delayed the time by one day. The process will use liaison officers, not top delegates, with Switzerland named as the neutral custodian for prisoners unwilling to repatriate.
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Munsan
INS
Panmunjom
U. N
William K. Harrison
United Nations
Harrison
Switzerland
Supreme Court Asked to Rule on Charity Bingo
Columbus asks Ohio Supreme Court to rule on legality of charity bingo after an appellate reversal of a municipal court conviction of Clarisea Barr for operating a keno game. Attorneys contend city ordinance conflicts with state law by not exempting charity games.
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Columbus
INS
Ohio Supreme Court
High
Clarisea Barr
Burma asks U.N. to end raids by anti red Chinese guerrillas
Myint Thein of Burma at the United Nations pleaded with the Political Committee to stop what he called a mad adventure. He said 12 000 anti communist Chinese guerrillas are raiding Red China from Burmese soil and urged condemnation of Nationalist China and internment of the guerrillas in Burma.
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United Nations, N. Y
INS
Burma
U.N
Red China
Myint Thein
High Court of
Formosa
China
Two NYC Crossings To Be Closed Monday
Safety Service Director Dan W. Kothe says New York Central officials will close two eastern city crossings on Monday. Abbe Road will be blocked in the morning and Olive Street in the afternoon for maintenance. Industry workers are urged to plan routes to work accordingly.
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Safety Service
Dan W. Kothe
New York Central
Abbe Road
Olive Street
Kothe
Daffodils Advertised For Sale Nearby
Where To Turn DAFFODIL'S selling at 25 per dot by J. F. Lambert located five miles south of Elyria on Indian Hollow Rd. in an advertisement.
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Daffodil's
J. F. Lambert
Elyria
Indian Hollow Rd
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