Crisis Over Steel Wage Dispute Draws White House Support
Washington reports that President Truman’s National Advisory Board backed federal policy in the steel wage dispute. CIO President Philip Murray accused steel leaders of creating a crisis to force over the ceiling price hikes and bargaining leverage for defense needs.
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Washington
White House
Truman
National Advisory Board On Mobilization
Wage Stabilization Board
CIO
Philp Murray
Murray
Senate Labor Committee
Capitol Hull
United Steelworkers
Eisenhower Claims NY Delegates in Wide Pennsylvania Win
Eisenhower backers claim major delegate wins in New York and Pennsylvania after a sweeping primary. In New York, he captured seven of 12 contests while Taft won one. in Pennsylvania he led both parties with a strong statewide showing and broad delegate support in Allegheny County.
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Albany
N. Y
Dwight D. Eisenhower
New York
NATO
Thomas E Dewey
GOP
William L. Pfeiffer
Robert A. Taft
Bnte County
Harry J. Forhead
Taft
Dewey
Chicago
Forhead
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Allegheny County
Robert A Taft
Harold E. Stassen
Stassen
Eisenhower
Allegheny
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Douglas MacArthur
Earl Waren
Kefauver
Truman
Adlai Stevenson
Ilinois
Averell Harriman
Richard B Russell
Alben Barkley
Robert Kerr
Lorain County Adjustments Under New Ohio Appraisal Rule
Lorain county will adjust to a state standard requiring real property appraisals at 50 percent of the county’s average sale price from 1947 to 1949. Auditor Frank Ayres says Lorain is about seven percent below the base and may see a broad revaluation or an overall adjustment to meet the 50 percent-sales ratio.
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Lorain
Ohio
Frank Ayres
State Board of Tax Appeals
Lorain County
Ayres
May 11 Proclaimed as Mother's Day by President Truman
President Truman has proclaimed Sunday May 11 as Mother's Day in a public notice. The declaration designates the day to honor mothers nationwide and asks citizens to observe the occasion with appropriate reverence and appreciation.
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Washington
Truman
Where To Turn Amherst Calendar of Events
Community listings share events from Amherst and nearby towns with sections on calendars, theatre, hospital notes, markets, and radio TV notes. Readers find society pages, editorials, death records, and local notices across the week.
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Amherst
Elyria Comics
Death Records
Grafton Pages
Hospital Notes
Oberlin Radio-Tv Society
sSports
Suburban
Wellington
Prison Rioters Hold Out At Michigan Prison
A riot at Southern Michigan Prison in Jackson sustains as 173 inmates hold 10 guards hostage. Warden Julian Frisbie negotiates by phone offering 11 demanded concessions including parole plan, while state police slow advance to avoid hostages' deaths and restore order.
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Jackson
Mich
Julian Frisbie
Frisbie
Southern Michigan
Earl Ward
Girl Scout Council To Meet Tomorrow
A spring meeting of the Girl Scout Council will be held at the YMCA at 8 p.m. tomorrow. The program chair is Mrs. E. R. Fitch. The event targets adults in the local Girl Scout organization and covers publications of the Girl Scout Ing.
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Ing
Girl Scout Council
E. R. Fitch
Girl Scout Organization
Northeastern Ohio Weather Forecast
Cloudy and showery tonight with temperatures about last night. Low around 40 degrees. Mostly cloudy Thursday with temperatures similar to today.
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Ohio
New Red Cross Class Set To Start Next Tuesday
The Elyria Red Cross unit announces a Home Nursing Unit 2 class in mother and child care led by Miss Edna Schropp. Open to couples, sessions run 7 to 9 p m in room 406 at the Mason Temple building. Prospective members should contact the Red Cross office soon.
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Elyria
The
American Red Cross
Edna Schropp
Masonic Temple Building
Red Cross
Kothe Explains Water District Complaints to Council
Safety Service Director D W Kothe explained two complaints at the Elyria City Council meeting. John Brenzo, contractor for the Murray Ridge road allotment, seeks council approval of a water district after laying lines without city engineer consultation and with county approval. The city will not supply water without council approval. A resident reports Brenzo did not install sidewalks as required. the contractor posted a $30,000 bond to address this issue.
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Elyria
Safety Service
D. W. Kothe
John Brenzo
Manoi J
Murray Ridge Road
Brenzo
Bruscino
Kothe
Junior Achievement Expands After First Elyria Year
Elyria marks the one year milestone of the Junior Achievement program with a banquet hosted by the Elyria Kiwanis Club. Plans call for expanding to more JA companies next year as about 200 students gain hands on experience in producing and selling goods under local business sponsorships.
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Achievers, Inc
Woodja Products
Elyria
Aear
J. A
Elyria Kiwanis Club
American Legion
East Bridge Street
Junior Achievement Bank of
Elyna
J A
Lhl
Lorain Democrats back Lausche nomination push at Jefferson-Jackson Dinner
At the Jefferson-Jackson Day dinner in Lorain a Ujhelyi and Elmer C Trinter announced Lorain County delegates pledged to Bulkley would seek to nominate Governor Lausche for president. Yorty blasted Taft and Republican leadership while praising Democratic policy and warning of a Republican presidency.
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Lorain County
Robert Bulkley
Lausche
Hungarian Reformed Church
Lorain
Joseph .A. Ujhelyi
Elmer C.trinter
Vermilion
Uthelyi
Bulkley
U. S
California
Samuel Yorty
Robert A. Taft
Yorty
United States
Taft
Congress
Fire damages roof at duplex foundry
Elyria firefighters were called at 9 38 last night to extinguish a roof fire at the Duplex Manufacturing and Foundry on West River Street. Damage was limited to a two foot hole in the roof and officials attributed the blaze to sparks from a furnace cupola.
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Elyria
Duplex Manufacturing and Foundry Company
West River Street
Elyria Board Rehires 19 Teachers On Continuing Contracts
The Elyria Board of Education reemployed 114 teachers on continuing contracts at a special meeting. Nineteen additional teachers with teaching certificates and 2 to 5 years of experience were also placed on continuing contracts for 1952 53. The board also renewed 48 teachers on limited contracts for next year, bringing total reemployed to 181. Superintendent Nicholas noted several resignations to be acted on at the June meeting. Frances Frey and Marion Bogard were hired on regular contracts for the balance of the school year. The board approved a $100 000 government bond sale and 8300000 will go to the school building fund. Action on site development for six centers was deferred.
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Elyria Public
Elyria Board of Education
Elytia
William Coyer
Helen Simpson
Ruth Askey
Vera M. Doane
Mildred B. Frank
Isse Hurley
L. N Nicholas
Frances Frey
Marion Bogard
Franklin
Bricker to Deliver Memorial Day Address in Elyria
Corbett Southam announced that U. S Senator John Bricker will give the Memorial Day address in Elyria this year. A Memorial Day committee meeting is set for May 1 at 7 30 pm in Council Chamber to elect officers and finalize plans. Reservations for Elyria District High School’s Elyria Playmakers show, Pure As the Driven Snow, on April 27 and 28 are available at the Toggery Shop.
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Corbett Southam
U. S
John Bricker
Elytia
Southam
Council Chamber
Elyria District High School
Elyria
Reorganization of School Districts Discussed by County Board
Eaton Belden Grafton and La Grange school board members attended a county meeting at the county school office to discuss Southeastern district reorganization. Assistant state superintendent R M Ey man joined as an observer. Consolidation measures were suggested and will be reviewed at the May 1 regular meeting. Penfield board was invited but not present.
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Eaton
Grafton
Belden
la Grange
Lorain County
New York City Expands Yard Land Purchases Near Elyria
New York City buys two parcels east of Elyria for yard expansion. One parcel covers 22 acres north of the tracks and another 448 acres south of the line, with costs around 10 00 and 4 300 reported. A separate deal with Cleveland Trust Co. adds 4 127 acres along the southern edge at 4 300.
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New York Central
Elyria
Cas
Portheed Fm
Cora Bailey Dernsey
Clevend Trust Co
Man Killed In Collision Near Johnstown
Police say 70 year old Charles Pautot of Youngstown died when his car collided with another vehicle near Johnstown last night. Investigators continue to determine the cause and identify the other driver involved.
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Johnstown
Charles Pautot
Youngstown
Spring House Cleaning Through Want Ads
Spring cleaning can pay off by selling unused items through Chronicle-Telegram Want Ads. Pore through basements attics and garages to turn unneeded goods into cash and simplify the cleaning process. Call 4751 ask for Want Ads and let a courteous ad taker help you get results.
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Chronicle-Telegram
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Charles Sawyer
Sawyer
Roger L. Putnam
Bree
Sue
Unusualities, Inc
T. V
Jeevers
N.Y
Thomas Elliott
By Jay Geisel
Ushelyi
Tial
Altho Lausche
Duplex Foundry
Bricker
N.Y.C
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