Council Receives More Pay Raise Requests
The council heard two new requests last night. Police and fire departments seek a uniform 150 yearly uniform allowance, citing other cities. Engineer J M Powell calls for overdue salary adjustments, noting raises of 28 to 34 percent vs 60 to 80 percent cost increases. The requests were referred to the safety and finance committee and the grievance committee respectively.
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Busy council session approves two emergency storage buildings
Council passed ordinances authorizing emergency purchases of two metal storage buildings for street and water departments with caps of 5000 and 2500 dollars. The meeting also approved a $2083 transfer to the Cortland County Library Association, discussed parking trailers, car and motorcycle dispositions, and a $350 settlement for a fall injury.
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Council
Orain” County Library Association
Henry W. Ault
Elyria
Lillian Anderson
Second Street
Mary Neuman
Lake Avenue
Courtland Street
Ralph Terry
J. R. White
Middle Avenue
Fourth Street
Elyria Considers 21 Member Speed Control Committee
Council Safety Chairman Harland L. Cordrey proposed a citizen group of 21 to police speeding with stop watches and arrests, dividing into three districts on West avenue Lake avenue and Cleveland street. Mayor Henry W. Ault noted citizens can already pursue warrants. Capt. C. E. Parker urged radar equipment. Trucks on West avenue were questioned under P U C Q O rules.
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Elyria
Council Safety
Harland L. Cordrey
Cordrey
West Avenue
Lake Avenue
Cleveland Street
Henry W. Ault
C. E. Parker
John McDonough
Northeastern Ohio Weather Forecast Today
The forecast calls for sunny and continued warmth this afternoon with partly cloudy skies. Tonight will cool to around 60 degrees. Wednesday starts partly cloudy with high near 87, remaining warm and more humid.
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Ohio
House Tries Again On Control Bill
Washington reports the House will likely pass a new economic control bill giving President Truman power over wage price and rationing. Debate resumes after Senate Banking Committee backed broader authority, with focus on consumer credit priorities allocations and commodity speculation.
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Sam Rayburn
Truman
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Rayburn
White House
Senate Banking Committee
Brent Spence
House Banking Committee
City-Wide Play Day at Cascade Park in Elyria
The Elyria Recreation Board closes its summer playground program with a city wide play day at Cascade Park on Thursday starting at 10 a.m. Younger children join games and tournaments while older youths compete in baseball and foul shooting. Lunches should be brought. a pool swim ends the day. If rain, the event moves to Friday.
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Cascade Park
Elyria Recreation Board
West Tries Again To Break Red Filibuster
North Korea accused the American Air Force of inhuman methods in bomb raids across the Korean peninsula and urged the UN to act. Western powers planned another attempt to end Russia's Security Council filibuster on Korea, with observers predicting little progress.
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Lake Success
North Korea
Korean Peninsula
United Nations
Trygve Lic
Jacob A. Malik
Security Council
Korea
North
South Korea
N. Y
Russia
United Nations Security Council
Bernard M. Baruch
Baruch
Andrew A. Gromyko
Malik
Council
City Plans Report On Costs For Route 57 And Route 20
Elyria City Council awaits a report from City Engineer J. M. Powell on the total local costs for Route 57 and Route 20 projects with the state highway department. Readiness to cooperate with state engineers follows receipt of more complete plans last Friday. Elyria will contribute 45000 toward Route 57 and 25000 toward Route 20 plus any expenses for water lines or sanitary sewers, with council deferring action on related ordinances until the engineer’s report.
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Elyria
State Highway Department
Lorain
16Th Street
J. M. Powell
Joseph Tomsic
American Federation of Labor Group
Dale Kellogg
Plans for Green Pennant Parade to mark safety program year
Preliminary parade plans were laid in City Hall to celebrate the first year of the Green Pennant Safety Program and start the new year. Rorick Amos chairs the parade committee and invites all organizations and businesses to join. Liew J. E. Boges of the Elyria Police reports student accidents down from 26 to 11 with no fatalities during the program. A follow up meeting is set for August 22 to finalize plans.
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Chambers
City Hall
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Rorick Amos
Liew. J. E. Boges
Elyria Police Department
Arn Equipment Plant Reopens After 46-Day Strike
Officials said the Arn Equipment Corp plant will reopen tomorrow after a New Zealand agreement with the International Association of Machinists ends a 46 day strike. Union members announced 2291016 to accept the company offer on incentive pay revised Saturday night to meet the union demand.
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Arn Equipment Corp
Planes and Ships Hit North Korean Targets Across Korea
U S Air Force and Navy units bombed targets from the battle lines to beyond the 38th parallel. Bombers hit the Seoul marshalling yards and the Pyongyang arsenal, while warships pounded Inchon and surrounding rail hubs. About 550 sorties were flown, with heavy strikes on key railroad yards.
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Yongdok
Inchon
Pyongyang
Albert Goodspeed Dies Veteran Elyria Furniture Owner
Albert H. Goodspeed 70 owner of Imperial Furniture died 3 20 p m at home 1812 Grafton Rd after three weeks illness Born Orange Mass February 12 1880 lived in Elyria 40 years restoration of antiques longtime upholstering shop founder married Annie Knapp January 1 1907 Survived by widow three sons William Herman Elyria Churchill L Amherst Albert Eugene Helena Mont and daughter Helen Unger Westlake Six grandchildren a sister Edith Goodspeed brothers Charles A Birmingham Mich L Percy Northfield Mass and aunt Harriet Hastings Orange Also survived LaPorte Methodist church King Solomon Lodge 56 F and A M Family to receive visitors Wainwright Funeral Home Wed Thu 2 42 and 7 9 pm Body moved to LaPorte Methodist Church Friday noon Casket to remain closed Burial Ridge Hill Memorial Park Cemetery Contributions to American Heart Sanity requested Funeral Friday 2 pm at church officiated by Rev Wallace Akers
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Imperial Furniture Company
Grafton Road
Orange
Mass
Goodspeed
Elyria
East Avenue
East Broad Street
Annie B. Knapp
William Herman Goodspeed
Elyina
Churchill L
Amherst
Albert Eugene
Helena
Mont
Helen G. Unger
Westlake
LaPorte Methodist Church
American Heart Saniety
Wallace Akers
Mde
Ridge Hill Memorial Park Cemetery
Reunion for Old Lorain County Abstract Co. Employees
Employers of the former Lorain County Abstract Co. formed in 1903 plan a Tuesday afternoon reunion at Elyria YWCA on August 13. If the weather fails, the gathering moves to the gymnasium. The firm later merged into Guarantee Title and Trust Co. Former officers included Charles Tucker president, John Blanchard vice president, and A B Taylor treasurer. about 25 attendees expected.
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Guarantee Title and Trust Co
Lorain County Court House
Charles Tucker
John Blanchard
A B Taylor
Moss
Parking Meter Area Extension Approved by Council
The council approved extending the parking meter area following a committee recommendation. Meters will be installed on Depot Street, on the west side of Lodi Street from Broad to the railroad undercut, on Third Street between Court and West Avenue, and the north side of Second Street from West to Chestnut. The change adds 121 metered spaces to curb all day parking in the area.
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Esther Godes
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Filbert Street
Stephen Nagy
Eastern Heights
Longfellow
Harvard Avenue
Depot Street
Lodi Street
Broad
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Court
West Avenue
Second Street
Chestnut
Fresh Units Sent To Naktong Line Breached By Reds
American forces drove 11 miles along Korea south coast in two days erasing immediate Pusan threat while the Naktong defense line buckled in places. 3000 Communists crossed the river northwest and southwest of Taegu as Lt. Gen. Walton Walker ordered fresh units from the United States to reinforce the 24th division.
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1St Cavalry Division
Douglas MacArthur
Chinju
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United Press
Robert Miller
Walton H. Walker
United States
Homecoming of Korean War Casualty Johhny Marrusos Tragic Return
Detroit mourns Pvt. John L Marruso 79 fatally wounded near Taegon and flown from Japan after the Taejon battle. His mother recalls Johnny’s childhood in a neighborhood funeral home as his body arrives aboard a Navy transport. A Czech immigrant widow, Mrs Marrs, speaks of sickness and loss with few words.
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United States
John L Marruso
Targen
Little Rock
Arkanadier
Navy
T Collins
Motor City
Neacboarhold
Mirruso
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Sasabo
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Far East
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Korea
Taejon
Korean War Update: Advances Rush Toward Chinju Fronts
TOKYO Army troops push along the main highway to within 10 miles of Chinju with Marines slower on the southeast flank. Reds stall on Korea Hill forcing Marines on a secondary road. 8th Army notes fresh U.S. units in the Naktong battle as 3,000 Reds breach the line and Marines shore up the beachhead. Air and sea units attack across the peninsula, 550 sorties by Air Force. Harriman weighs UN crossing the 38th parallel after victory, with MacArthur.
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Korea
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Grange Seeks Backing for Lake Erie Park Project
State Grange officials will meet at the county courthouse next Monday to urge the Ohio Grange to support a state park on Lake Erie at Beaver Creek. Pomona Grange, at its Saturday session, approved the park and named E. E. Buel to coordinate with County Engineer Donald E. Patterson. Patterson noted the project awaits Ohio Supreme Court action on an appeal from a $185,000 land-appropriation verdict. The Pomona Grange plans to urge the governor to accelerate park action.
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Ohio Grange
Lake Erie
Beaver Creek
Pomona Grange
E. E. Buel
Lorain
Donald E. Patterson
Patterson
Ohio Supreme Court
Pomona Grange Committee
Elyria Men Report For Examinations
Forty seven Elyria youths were called for physical examinations in Cleveland. They reported at 3 a.m. standard time, 47 of the 52 who were summoned. The group traveled by chartered bus delayed by a tire issue at the Cleveland office. William Tattersall of 241 Hington Street named group leader by the Selective Service Board.
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Cleveland
Icleveland
William Tattersall
Hangton Street
Selective Service Board
Harald Exning
Selective Senice Board
Nn, Vo
CIO PAC Plans Rally In Columbus On Sunday
Ohio CIO Council and National PAC spokesman Jack Kroll outlines a campaign rally Sunday in Columbus to promote a get-out-the-vote program. The plan follows a policy makers meeting Saturday to finalize registration and turnout efforts for the event.
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Cio-Political Action Committers
Ohio
Jack Kroll Circinnal
Ohio Cio Council
National Pac Barman
Resistra Hacn
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