Quota Club Elyria Installs Officers at Dinner
Mrs Gladys Steck became president of Quota Club of Elyria at a Graystone Hotel dinner. District Governor Mrs Dorothy Sayers installed officers for 1955 56, with Lorain officers as guests. The next luncheon is set for Thursday at noon at the Graystone Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Steck
Harold
Elyria Arts Co
Telegraph Rd
Quota Club of
Elyria
Graystone Hotel
Quota District
Dorothy Sayers
Canton
Kathryn Snyder
Laura Stanek
Sarah Thomas
Jennrll
Ethel Anderson
Helen Lapp
Thelma Ormsby
Ruth Keith
Ena Knight
Mary Guastella
Sayers
Lorain
Charlotte Ward
Port City Club
Maureen Koepke
Keith
Nita ¥. Webb
Dorothy Funk
Ormsby
Stock
Gladys Black
Dororthy Sayers
Quota International
Lorainieutenant
Chronicle-Telegram
School Bills Delay Ripped By Democrat
SANDUSKY OH Former State Rep Robert W Reider blasts Ohio Legislature for stalling school legislation with a hands off policy on key issues. He criticizes the governor’s planned elected State Board of Education and warns much social legislation may die in the rush to adjourn amid political maneuvering.
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Sandusky
Robert W. Reider
Democratic House
Ohio School Survey Commission
William L. Manahan
Defiance
Port Clinton
Reider
Frank J. Lausche
Board of Education
Lausche
Boéard
Youth says he didn’t intend to kill sister in Ohio case
Frederick Spears 17 testifies he did not mean to kill Patricia 16 during a Dec 31 pillow fight at their Galion home. He describes grabbing a pillow, then choking his sister as she lay on the bed. he says he recalls waking beside her casket later, with the slaying already done.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucyrus
Frederck Spears
Alayer
Spears
Galion
Patricia
Crawford County
Elwood Jacobs
Gab Fon
USDA Officials Won't Advise Cassity Shift
Washington sources report Agriculture Department officials inspecting the security program decided against recommending the transfer of chief security officer J. Flen Cassity to another job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USDA
Cassity
Washington
Agriculture Department
J. Flen Cassity
Dream Idea Pays 15000 To Steelman
Ray A Hammerstrom, a 57 year old steelworker with 31 years at Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp, wins a 15000 prize for a rolling mill switching idea tested by his firm. He developed the plan after a dream and sleepless nights, saying eleven prior switches failed while his succeeded.
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Pittsburgh
Ray A. Hammerstrom
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
C. L. Austin
J&l
Hammerstrom
Pittsburgh Works
Sweden
U. S
Thora
Ray
Hammerstirom
Secre
Melvin
University of Pittsburgh
Jack
Alaska
Barrymore Rallies After Overnight Overdose In Boston
Actress Diana Barrymore, 34, collapsed from phenobarbital in a hotel room and was treated in City Hospital. She appeared in Pajama Tops hours later, shaky at first but recovered enough to receive three curtain calls as 880 spectators watched. She said fatigue and a severe six month head cold wore her down and she had no reason for the pills.
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Boston
Diana Barrymore
Miss Barrymore
John Barrymore
City Hospital
Changes Forecast In Bill For Patrol Policing Offike
A Senate forecast says the House approved measure to let the Highway Patrol police the Ohio Turnpike will be sharply amended. Critics say fines should be split with counties and the state, not all go to the commission, with prisons funded by local governments. The bill would pay patrols from turnpike fines, authorize traffic rule regulations, and expand turnpike authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Senate
Highway Patrol
Ohio Turnpike Commission
Commission
Terry Drake
R-Crawford
Dan Taber
Gallis
House
Michael Crosser
D-Cuyahoga
Cleveland
Monroe County
Theodore Gray
Rpiqua
Legislative Service Commission
AMA Opposes Doctors Draft Law and Wage Rise Plan
Congress heard complaints from partisan groups on the doctors draft, the proposed minimum wage increase, and the 1953 Refugee Act. The AMA urged Congress to reject a two year extension of the physician draft law while warning peacetime use is unnecessary. The Chamber of Commerce opposed raising the minimum wage from 75 to 90 cents, citing inflation risks. The American Veterans Committee urged deeper scrutiny of refugee admissions under the 1953 act, while Bricker Amendment support and Quemoy Matsu surrender debates filled other sessions. A two year extension of the Renegotiation Act passed the House, and a plan to study an atom powered merchant ship proceeds to hearings. Bread from surplus government wheat was proposed for unemployed workers.
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Congress
Poatrnal
American Medical Association
House
Armed Services Committee
Walter B. Martin
AMA
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Emerson D. Schmidt
Chamber
Senate Labor
American Veterans Committee
Senate Judiciary
AVC
Scott McLeod
Bricker
Veterans of Foreign Wars
VFW
Far East
U.S
Quemoy
Matsu
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
William £. Jenner
Ind
Jin
Eisenhower
Walter F. George
D-Ga
Senate
Joint
Congressional Atomic Energy Subcommittee
Subcommittee
Melvin Price
D-Til
Atomic Energy Commission
Harold D. Cooley
Wakeman Boy Fractures Left Leg In Fall
A six year old Wake man boy was admitted to St Joseph Hospital for a fracture of his left leg after falling at home. Three other people were treated and released for injuries yesterday including Ferrick 43 of 1820 Long Ave with toe injuries from a falling plate and Law 6 of East Dr KEW Gardens with a thigh laceration. Szete 13 of Elyria Ave injured her left knee playing at school.
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Lorain
Wakeman
St. Joseph Hospital
Gayle Mauutel
R. D
Oss Ferrick
Long
Ave
White-Roth
Cheryl Law
East Dr
Kew Gardens
Diane Szete
Elyria Ave
Achoot
Skywatchers See Broad Range Of Local Volunteers
Skywatchers at Elyria's Ground Observer Corps post are drawn from housewives, telegraphers, foremen, toolmakers, electricians, clerks and even Girl Scouts. Supervisor Elton Becker says expanding volunteers is vital as the post opened in 1953 and aims for 24 hour staffing by June 1917 to participate in a nationwide Civil Defense drill. Volunteers sign up through Mrs Gladys Archibald at 226 Bon Air Ave with hours matched to working schedules.
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Peggy Peterso
Seria
Elyria
Rt. 113
Oomsn
Florida
Sy Tench
Elton R. Becker Portant
Becker
Air Force
Air Force Sd
Harold B. Kelley
Canton
Gladys Archibald
Bon Air Ave
Elytia
Archibald
William J. Weslow
Elyria Goc
Ford plans $625 million spend on new plants
Ford Motor Co to invest 625 million dollars over three years in property, plants, and equipment. Henry Ford I pledges vigor amid prosperity and attacks anti progress critics. ANPA to face impending government antitrust action. Browell announces plans in Washington.
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New York
INS
Ford Motor Co
Henry Ford
Iindustry
Bureau of Publishing
Brownell
ANPA
Ford
Herbert Brownell Jr
Washington
Liquor Board Delays Moose Lodge Case Ruling
In Columbus the State Board of Liquor Control likely will not release its decision for at least two weeks in the Moose Lodge of Lorain bingo case. The lodge at 361 371 Broadway was cited Feb 13 after a raid by state agents. Testimony is complete and the board will study the transcript before ruling.
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Columbus
State Board of Liquor Control
Moose Lodge
Lorain
Lorain Fraternal Order
Broadway
Loyalty oath bill faces Wisconsin Legislature
Madison Wis UP A bill requiring tavern keepers to sign a loyalty oath is before the Wisconsin Legislature today Assemblyman Eugene Tocpelto said he introduced the measure because in many cloak and dagger stories subversive elements gather in taverns
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison, Wis
Wisconsin
Reuther In Ford Talks For UAW Wage Drive
CIO President Walter Reuther entered terminal talks with Ford Motor Company today to buoy a drive for a guaranteed annual wage. He signaled Ford should join at an early date and noted the union would discuss pension equity and contract terms as negotiations focus on soundness and justice in wage demands. General Motors contracts expire earlier this month, with May 29 as a potential extension deadline by agreement of both sides.
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Detroit
CIO
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers Unionpany
Ford Motor Company
Reuther
Thurst
UAW
Ford
Henry Ford
Ion
General Motors
General
Motors
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Ladejinsky
Tokyo
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Viet Nam
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McHenry Schafer
Ralph S. Roberts
Morse
James
Diana Shaky
Roger Cloud
Civil Service Commissions
Wakeman Boy
Chicago
Cutter Laboratories
Berkeley
Calif
U.S. Public Health Service
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N.J
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Susan Pierce
Pocatelle
Ida
Charles Buzine
Philadelphia
Leo Casey
Post
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