Elyria Transit Strike Postponed Amid Mediation Talks
The Elyria Transit Company strike threat was postponed as Local 1484 and the company agreed to delay walkout without a raise. In two weeks a mediator will meet with both sides to negotiate a new contract, keeping buses operating until then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chet Cook
Transit Company
Roland St. John
Dayton
Cook
Henry W. Ault
Safety Service
Ralph Terry
James McGinnity
Detroit
Ruben Adams
Local 1484
Broad Street
Ely Park
Middle Avenue
Spicer To Head Realtors Stand On Pike Planned
Val Spicer elected president elect of the Elyria Board of Realtors for the coming year. officers named include Herb Meister as vice president Alice Pitman secretary and Jack Ryan treasurer. E A Sommers elected to the board of directors and Spicer to the state board of directors. Installation set for January 30 with a special meeting Friday noon at the Elks. A resolution on the turnpike situation to be considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Val Spicer
Elyria Board of Realtors
Elks
Herb Meister
Alice Pitman
Jack Ryan
E. A. Sommers
State Board of Directors
Gene St. Marie
Board of Directors
the Elks
Weather Summary for Northeast Ohio
Partly cloudy and warmer this afternoon with a high near 43. Tonight will be fair and cool with a low around 30. Wednesday brings partly cloudy skies and warmer temperatures with evening showers. Monday’s temperature range 31 to 34 with 17 inches of precipitation by 8 p.m. Humidity 99 percent at 8 a.m. and 91 percent at 8 p.m. Tuesday sunrise 7:35 a.m. sunset 5:07 p.m. Moonrise 2:48 a.m. Tuesday, moonset 2:19 p.m.
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Ohio
Vishinsky Denies U N Atrocity Claims as Forgery
Andrei Vishinsky labeled U S charges of 38 000 Communist atrocities in Korea as a pack of lies and forged testimony. He said the claims are part of an American campaign to wreck Panmunjom peace talks and incite anti Communist sentiment. Turkish delegate Selim Sarper revealed new cases of Turkish soldiers killed or tortured in Korea and noted 135 of 166 missing soldiers.
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United Nations
N.Y
Andrei Vishinsky
U.S
Korea
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Red China
North Korea
Lodge
Assembly
Vishinsky
Ambassador Lodge
U. S
Britain
France
Australia
Turkey
Selim Sarper
Sarper
Gaal
State funds announced for Lorain county road projects
Ohio plans a multi million dollar road program with Lorain county set to receive 3 956 000 if the Highway Construction Council approves proposals from State Highway Director Sam O Linzell The releases outline projects recommended to the council including Route 2 and 6 upgrades to a divided four lane highway west of Lorain totaling 12 miles at 1 08 million and Route 18 in Huron county for 5 35 miles at 1 65 million Other listed improvements cover Route 20 from Elyria to Route 10 bridges and a Wellington area bridge replacement with costs and tentative start dates where noted
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Lorain County
Ohio
Sam O. Linzell
New Highway Construction Council
Highway Director
Linzell
Ely Tia
Lorain
Wiues
GL & Luoe
Wellington
Huron County
Dog Licenses For 1954 Now On Sale
The 1954 dog licenses go on sale at the county auditor’s office and 16 county locations. Auditor Frank Ayres reports 13,592 licenses sold last year. The $2 tag deadline is January 20 with a $1 penalty after. Vendors include Agnes Kay Shop, Lorain hardware, Amherst J J Ruth, Avon Lake, Oberlin, Wellington, and others listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ayres
Agnes Kay Shop
Clark Hardware
Kohlmyer Hardware
Lorain
Carl J. Ehrman
Amherst
J. Ruth
South Amherst
Joseph Boehm
Avon Lake
Charles Brown
Ridgeville
Buck Hardware
French Creek
Robert Herick
Wellington
Kipton Bank
Oberlin
Charles Adams
LaGrange
North Eaton Hardware
Ryder Hardware
Grafton
H A. Gorman
Columbia Center
Fell
Page
Fuller Road
Route
Fingerprints Linked to Ex-Convict in Dope Case
In Los Angeles investigators identify fingerprints found in the car of slain Andrew J. Kmiec as belonging to a Cleveland ex convict. Edmonton police report Anthony Barr 52 fined 1000 for drug act violations after a raid found guns and seeds processing at a rooming house.
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Los Angeles
Andrew J. Kmiec
Cleveland
Edmonton
Alta
B—Garfield
Anthony Barr
Eugene Biscailuz
U S Hopes For Frank Big 3 Talk At Bermuda
Washington reports say the United States expects frank talks among the United States Britain and France on Bermuda about a four power meeting. Informants say Moscow wants to start with a four power session and may press China talks as a prelude. Officials caution on possible Soviet tricks and stress the need for clear acceptance of Berlin Germany and Austria as first topics. The trip of Eisenhower Dulles to Bermuda aims to set the agenda and secure Allied agreement.
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Washington
Bermuda
Thas
Russia
Oran
Jing
Ohio
China
London
Paris
John Foster
Moscow
Germany
Austria
Berlin
State Department
Dulles
Presidentia
Eisenhower
Churchill
Joseph Laniel
Lorain Gas Rates To Rise On December Thirty-First
The Ohio Fuel Gas Company informs Lorain that gas rates will increase two cents per thousand cubic feet starting December 31 under a two year contract. The rate will be 61 cents per thousand cubic feet after the first 1,000 cubic feet. current price is 58 cents. Also a local ad notes dresses cleaned and pressed for 29 cents at Standard Cleaners on Broad Street and West Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Broad St
West Ave
Ohio Highways See Light Rain Near Ravenna Ashland
Weather update notes cloudy conditions with light rain in the Ravenna and Ashland area. Temperatures span 24 to 38 degrees as highways remain normally traveled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Ravenna
Ashland
Route 18 Opens West of Wellington to Norwalk
Wellington officials report Route 18 west of Wellington to Norwalk is again open after rerouting. The hazardous curve known as Hell's Gap has been removed four miles from Wellington, with only a slight curve remaining and deep berms and guard rails installed at key points.
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Wellington
Norwalk
Hell's Gap
Scout Leadership Classes at Maplewood School
Two sessions of boy scout leadership training will run Thursday from 7 to 9 p m at Maplewood School. Edwin Deering, field director of scouts, announces Den Meeting and Achievements as topics. Refreshments will be served and a door prize awarded.
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Maplewood
Edwin Deering
Den
Hart to be honored as Firelands Area Scout presiding officer
Vincent Hart, fourth year president of the Firelands Area Council Boy Scouts of America, will be honored at an executive board meeting and dinner at Oberlin Inn. He plans to resign as investment counsel and return to Seattle to join the Pacific Northwest Company. Hart helped reorganize Oberlin Troop 102 in 1935 and has held multiple leadership roles in the regional and national Scout structures. About 100 guests are expected for the 6:30 p m event.
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Oberlin
Vincent Hart
Firelands Area Council
Boy Scouts of America
Oberlin Inn
Hart
Oberlin College
Seattle
Wash
Pacific Northwest Company
Tacoma
M.C.A
Elyria
Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
National Council
Vincent
Fred
Where To Turn X mas Special Chokers and Jewelry
Birklines offers beautiful Rhine stone chokers priced at 2.98 with matching bracelet at 2.50 and pins at 2.50. Full cut stones with rhodium finish. Located at 250 2nd Street West Adv. Shop display and selection available for Christmas shoppers.
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X-Mas
Birk- Lines
Dulles Responds to Critics on Foreign Policy
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles pushes back at critics, accusing them of praising softer lines and arguing the United States will not bow to threats. He says the nation will pressure allies and the Red Chinese to release American prisoners, warning against appeasement and asserting firm actions.
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Washington
John Foster Dulles
U.S
McCarthy
Manchuria
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wis
Eisenhower
Britain
U.S. Dulles
China
Korea Rejects Red Plan For Peace Conference Site
South Korea rejected the communist proposal to hold the peace conference in New Delhi and to seat five neutrals including Russia as non voting observers. Pyun Yung Tai said Seoul opposes non belligerents at the talks and opposes India as host. The ROK maintains opposition to neutrals from participation and to Panmunjom as the conference site.
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Panmunjomin
South Korea
Red
New Delhi
Russia
Pyun Yung Tai
Seoul
Republic of Korea
India
ROK
Reds
Panmunjom
Pyun| J
Pyun
Pakistan
Indonesia
Burma
Lorain County Board Meeting Set For Friday at 8 PM
The Lorain County Board of Education will hold its regular monthly meeting Friday at 8 p m at the county office. Only routine business has been scheduled so far.
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Lorain County
Allied Talks With Balky Prisoners Start Tomorrow
Allied interviews with unrepatriated prisoners begin Wednesday at Panmunjom. Twenty two Americans and one Briton will be interviewed after a delay to allow all 328 South Koreans held by the Reds to receive explanations. The process aims to complete 30 interviews daily, with completion by December 23 under the armistice terms.
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Panmunjom
Korea
Balky War
Neutral Nations
Inter
Health Committee Tours Elyria Memorial Hospital Preview
The Health Committee of the Elyria Welfare Council toured Elyria Memorial Hospital tonight before the open house set for Saturday and Sunday. Harry Zealley, chair of the committee and hospital administrator, led the group through the facility in anticipation of the public event.
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Elyria
Roll Arena 1953 Skating Review Offered This Week
Roll Arena presents its Roller Skating Review of 1953 with evening sessions Monday Tuesday and Wednesday. Crystal Gear Cleaners advertises one day service for beautifully laundered not shirts at 587 Cleveland St.
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Roll Arena
Crystal Gear Adv
Cleaners
Cleveland St
Dozes Driver Critically Burned After Vermilion Collision
Dozes, 25, of Muskegon Heights Michigan, was critically burned when his Wolverine Express truck struck a Greyhound bus near Vermilion Route 6. The truck jackknifed after impact and caught fire. Graham escaped with injuries after passengers and driver Dale Bronson aided him. He was taken to St Joseph's Hospital in Lorain in critical condition.
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Greyhound
Lake Road
Vernillon
Douglas Graham
Muskegon Heights
Mich
Vermilion
Hich
Hames
Wolverine Express
Graham
Dale Bronson
Gibson Street
Fremont
James Martin
Sandusky
Martin
St.Joseph’s Hospital
Lorain
Cleveland
Risden
Lake
State Highway Patrol
Vermilion Fire Department
Bid Let For Demolition Of City Site Houses
The city awarded the demolition contract for the North street site to The Resar Service Co in a bid of 8500 with 60 day completion. Other bidders included Harris Wrecking Co Farber Wrecking Co Yates Construction and Erie Wrecking Co. Safety Service Director G Ralph Terry announced the award.
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Hlyria
North Street
Safety Service
G. Ralph Terry
Resar Service Co
Lodi Street
Harris Wrecking Company
Farber Wrecking Company
Cleveland
Yates Construction Company
Elyria
Erie House Wrecking Company
Lorain
Trouble at New York Piers as Reform Laws Take Effect
In New York City and Brooklyn piers trouble erupts as new waterfront reform laws begin. Demonstrations and pickets orchestrated by the International Longshoremen's Association delay the United States liner docking from Europe.
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New York (M
Manhattan
Brooklyn
New York
New Jersey
International Longshoremen's Association
Waterfront Commission
United States
Europe
Apple a Day Keeps Dentists Away Claim
An odd mixed item links an apple to dental health and urges readers to use Want Ads in The Chronicle Telegram to cover bills. It promotes renting spare rooms selling unused items or taking a job to pay debts, noting how Want Ads can help write effective ads.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Dia
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Spicer
Stand
Pike
Frank
Rees
Will Honor
Firelands Area
Page Amherst
Oberlin Society
aNiek
Wand Ata
S. Korea
New York Piers
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