Countys Bankers See Local Recession Yet Growth Ahead
A panel of Lorain area bankers told about job losses and slower payrolls, citing 4 100 unemployed in the county and industry declines. They noted inventories down in autos and appliances, rising building activity in eastern states, and urged prudent lending while highlighting optimism for future expansion.
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Lorain County
R. J. Fitch
Elyria
Merle Hostetler
Federal Reserve
Fitch
National Tube Co
Crash Kills Ex Elyrian George Sorensen at Alderman Airport
George Sorensen 64 of Fairview Park died when his single engine plane struck power lines during an approach at Alderman Airport near St. Clairs ville en route to Wheeling West Virginia. Passenger Curtis E. Marling of Cleveland was injured.
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George Sorensen
Fairview Park
Alderman Airport
St. Clairsville
Wheeling
W. Va
Curtis E. Marling
Cleveland
Marling
Sorensen
Denmark
Greater Cleveland
Lear, Inc
Elyria
Bellaire
George
Here
Weather update for Northeastern Ohio with showers and cool stretch
Northeastern Ohio experiences mostly cloudy skies with a few showers and cooler conditions. Overnight low around 48 degrees, Friday remains mild with a warm spell possible, and a slight daytime rise to the mid seventies noted for Wednesday. No precipitation in the 24 hours ending 8 p.m. Wednesday. Humidity at 8 a.m. Wednesday was 7 percent, rising to 44 percent by 8 p.m. Sunrise Thursday is 5:37 a.m., sunset 7:15 p.m. Moonrise Thursday night at 11:50 p.m., moonset Friday morning. Also a local sale advertises gifts draperies and linens at Linen and Drapery Supply, 843 Broad St, Ady, Friday and Saturday.
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Ohio
Rainmaking Trick Tried In Indochina
French pilots seeded dry ice in heavy clouds over Dien Bien Phu supply routes in an effort to flood the roads from China with mud and hinder Communist advances. The monsoon season nears, and could wash out Red operations if defenders hold. Rebels pressed on the fortress while French air activity paused by rain.
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Hanoi
Indochina
Dien Bien Phu
Red China
Paris
U.S
Father
Where To Turn GET YOUR PAINT and supplies from Resar Rentals
Advertisement fragment notes Resar Rentals at 52 Lodis offering paint and supplies. Mentions ad placement for $3112, with samples and a contact number 57-044. Local classifieds style teaser referencing advertising opportunity with unclear context.
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Nehru bans U S airlift flights over India to Indochina
Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru barred U S airlift planes from flying over India to Dien Bien Phu. He cited government policy against foreign troops passing through India and noted no Globemaster has appeared in Indian skies. A three thousand mile detour would be required if pilots must avoid Indian airspace.
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India
Jawaharlal Nehru
U.S
Dieng Bien Phu
Nehru
Wiesbaden
Germany
Paris
Communist Party
P. Sundarraya
France
Indochina
Globemasters J
Orly Field
Karachi
Pakistan
Subcontinent
North Africa
Red China
Annual Blossom Show Blossoms in Cascade Park
Cascade Park in Elyria shows pink Japanese crabapple blossoms this week as 350 trees bloom in a 19 acre area at the park’s north end. Park superintendent John Madhock says red and white blooms follow in about ten days, with the season lasting four to five weeks for residents and motorists entering via West River or Furnace Street.
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Cascade Park
John Madhock
Elyria
West River
Furnace St
Beiter’s Condition Improves After Sudden Collapse
Harry N. Beiter, stricken at his home on 675 Washington Blvd, is reported to be making satisfactory improvement at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Beiter says doctors diagnosed a complete nervous collapse and expect continued hospitalization for some time.
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Harry N. Beiter
Washington Blvd
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Fire Destroys Shaker Theater and Adjacent Shops
A $100,000 blaze struck the Shaker Theater in Cleveland Ohio today causing extensive damage to the theater and two neighboring businesses. Fire crews battled the flames, with no immediate report of injuries. Authorities investigating the cause.
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Cleveland, O
Shaker Theater
Red Agents Seek Asylum After Berlin Killing Plot
A Russian MVD agent Nikolai Khokhlov and two East German recruits announced at a press conference in Bonn that they have sought U.S. political asylum. Khokhlov detailed an assassination plan named Operation Rhine to kill Georgi Okolovich. The trio described training in Moscow and a February approach to U.S. intelligence in Frankfurt before requesting asylum.
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BOM
Germany
Secret Police
Moscow
U.S
Georgi S. Oko
Hans Kukowitsch
Kurt Weber
Khokhlov
MVD
Okolovich
Berlin
U.S. High Commission
Russia
Vienna
Zurich
Frankfurt
Court Questions Pike Case Jurisdiction by Ohio Supreme Court
Justices questioned the Ohio Turnpike Commission mandamus action seeking to compel Elyria to submit plans for relocating utilities along the right of way chosen for a Pike project inside Elyria. They signaled possible lack of jurisdiction and discussed whether land must be secured before relocation plans, with debate over whether the case belongs in Elyria.
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Ohio Supreme Court
Elyria
Ohio Turnpike Commission
Kingsley Taft
James G. Stewart
William L. Hart
Henry Middleton
Middleton
John
Lansdale
Turnpike Commission
Stewart
Eligia
Robert Shoup
Lorain County
No 4
Smith Seen Surprise Witness Connection Not Revealed
A local court report notes a surprise witness named Smith appeared in a case but details of the witness connection or testimony remain undisclosed. The development hints at new factors in an ongoing legal matter.
Mystery witness to spotlight Army McCarthy feud opening
Washington report notes Acting Secretary of State Walter Bedell Smith will be questioned publicly over the Schine bid for a commission. Smith, 59, heads the State Department in Dulles absence and once led the CIA, with Geneva talks looming. A subpoena followed his initial refusal to appear.
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Washington
Walter Bedell Smith
State Department
Smith
John Foster Dulles
McCarthy
Pvt
G. David Schine
Army
Schine
Wisconsin Republican
Roy M. Cohn
Russia
Eisenhower
Central Intelligence Agency
Geneva
McCarthy Push For Schine Army Commission Revealed
Maj. Gen Miles W. Reber testified McCarthy pressed for an Army commission for aide G. David Schine. Reber said McCarthy and Roy M. Cohn urged speed, with Schine later drafted as an Army private. Reber noted no final decision yet on the commission.
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Senate
Army
McCarthy
Subcommittee
Roy M. Cohn
Pvt. Schine
Cohn
Reber
Schine
Speed
Roy H. Jenkins
Jenkins
G. David Schine
Army Transport Service
Labor saving devices boost sales in Chronicle Telegram ads
American women eat less now. Thirty years ago the average woman consumed about 800 calories more daily to stay fashionable. Experts say labor saving devices save energy and reduce food needs. If you want to sell a washer ironer sweeper or mixer Chronicle Telegram Classified ads can find quick buyers for them. Dial 4751 for an ad writer and turn unused items into cash fast.
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