Hearing Set Friday on Elyria Telephone Service Fallout
Officials from Elyria Telephone Co prepare for a Public Utilities Commission hearing at 10 a.m. Friday to discuss alleged noncompliance with the Oct. 5 order for improved service and new equipment. The case centers on rate hikes suspended pending service upgrades and a prior rehearing request denied.
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Columbus
Elyria Telephone Co
State Public Utilities Commission
PUC
Commission
Elyria
Lo ‘Rain County
Paul Mikus
Mikus
Reinstatement Bid For Sick Leave Ordinances
Police and Fire Departments ask council to restore two ordinances on sick leave and time lost due to duty injuries. Ordinances 3267 and 3806, voided by a former attorney general, are now deemed legally proper by the current AG. Signatures total 71 from chiefs Bates and Andress. Council to review with finance and safety panels.
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Police and Fire Departments
Herbert Duffy
Byt
William O'Neil
Fire Department
W. N. Bates
Police Department
Clellan Andress
Council
Ralph Terry
Finance and Safety Committees
Rates Set For City Garbage and Rubbish Collection
Elyria residents will pay as much as 12 dollars yearly for garbage and rubbish collection with quarterly 3 dollar payments. The ordinance allows once weekly pickup, defines acceptable containers, and sets commercial rates by category including food establishments and mercantile sites. The safety director may adjust rates for private collectors and provide rebates for limited service periods.
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Elyria
Ot Council
Vance
Richard Baird
Mercantile Establish
Mit
Sanitation Department
Council Approves Uprooted Items At Busy City Session
City council last night authorized the service director for several projects including water main construction and storm sewer work on Fosteride Avenue. An ordinance to rezoning and a commercial classification at Abbe road and Cleveland mural was referred to planning and zoning. Moves to relocate two buildings were approved with parcels from Erie Street to Furnace Street and 174 Erie Street to 141 Erie Street. The council commended city employees for backing the two mill operating levy.
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Dan W
Lee B. Terrell
Rothe T
Fosteride
Terrell Ask
Woodland Avenue
Easl
Cleveland Street
Gulf Road
Percy Court
Abbe Road
Cleveland
Joard
Building and Lands Committee
Council
Kothe
Erie Street
Furnace Street
Walter Wisinski
West Street
Lorain Boulevard
Lake Avenue
Fo & Commercial
Lands Committee
Planning’ Commission
General Industries to Redo Smoke Abatement Plan
Major Henry W. Ault told City Council that General Industries plans to upgrade plant equipment after engineers propose a full abatement program. The company awaits a final engineering report before starting work. Council deferred action on restricting truck traffic pending a police department report and will revisit at the next meeting.
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Henry W. Ault
General Industries Company
General Industry
Ault
Pearl i Cantle
Counel
Chronicle-Telegram Open House Draws 2500 Visitors
More than 2500 men women and children toured the Chronicle-Telegram building during the open house event held Sunday and Monday. Staff showcased the paper new home and answered questions about daily publishing while expressing gratitude for visitor loyalty.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Weather and Cemetery Wreaths Sale Report
The day sees a high of 58 degrees and a low around 41. A large cemetery wreaths sale is advertised at 2.79 with an easel featured by Resar Florista.
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Resar Florista
Adv
Tools stolen from building in Lawrence incident
Tools valued at 475 dollars were stolen from the BeVier Co. on Route 18 near Wellington in a pre investigation by deputy sheriffs. The report also notes a burglary was discovered and a lengthy list of tools and equipment were missing including a welder and wrenches.
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Lawrence FL
BeVier Co
Wellington
Ohio
BeVier
Faycanter
Long
William Roberts
Ste Highway Patrol
Frank Ferrari
Amherst
Angelo Ferriage
Fark
Change in South Amherst Village election results
Varain County Board of Elections announced a recount four weeks after the November general election. Among 19 write in votes Harold Gallman led with 19, Kathryn Obenower had 10, and Lawrence Knoble was initially certified. names for Roberts and others caused changes and a second recount altered winners for the South Amherst Village Board of Public Affairs.
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Varain
Harold Gallman
Kathryn Obenower
Lawrence Knoble
Galimano
Obenower
Knoble
W Even
Roberts
South Amherst Village
Earl Rockwood
M. Groff
Calvin Ruth
Ruth
Emergency In Egypt Proclaimed Amid Suez Fighting
British military spokesman reports fresh fighting in the Suez Canal Zone with unconfirmed casualty counts. Cairo declares a national emergency as protests and counter demonstrations erupt nationwide, with thousands marching and police using crowd control amid rising tensions.
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Cairo
Suez Canal Zone
Egypt
Ibrahim Farag Pasha
Britain
Suez
Khedive Ismail
Lorain-Elyria
Pri- City
Federal
Federal Housing Administration
Ifuad El-Awal University
J. M. Taney
Federal Housing Administma
Fatally Burned Man Found in Shack Blaze Near Cambridge
Joseph Fadorsen, 37, died at Flyrna Memorial Hospital from burns after a fire destroyed a metal shack on Jiehle's Lane south of the NYCRR near Cambridge. Clarence Webber was in the shack. origin of the fire undetermined. Fadorsen’s death was confirmed around 7:20 p.m. and his parents were notified.
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NYCRR
Huron Street
Cambridge
Joseph Fadorsen
Fadorsen
Flyrna Memorial Hospital
Jiehle's Lane
Clarence Webber
Fadersen
New York Central Rounde
Engine Co
Auck
Andrew Fadersen F
Elyvia Poler
Volcanic Blast Devastates Camiguin Island Misamis
On Camiguin Island Mt Hibok Hibok erupted with a three mile high blast. As many as 100 feared dead and 141 charred bodies recovered. Dust clouds reached 100 miles. Navy ships placed on standby for possible evac. President Quirino ordered evacuation if needed. Many houses destroyed and more casualties reported in Mambajao.
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Manila
Phillippines
Red Cross
Camiguin Island
Mt. Hibak Hibak
Philippines
Mt. Hibok-Hibok
Camiguin Islands
Elpidio Quirinn
Gos Pariencia Ysalina
Misamis Orental Providence
Camiguin
Mambajao
Out of the Velerie Red Cross
Wellington Girl Injured When Horse Falls
Kathleen Laws er of Wellington RD 4 was taken to Allen hospital Cherin after a horseback riding accident. Riding with her brother Creston 15 they neared North Main Street when the horse bolted at flashers, reared and fell. Creston restrained the horse but Kathleen sustained head injuries and received first aid before hospital treatment. expected release today.
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Wellington
Kathleen Lawser
Allen Hospital
Cherin
Kathleen
Creston
New York Central
North Main Street
Taylor Street
Gady
Colorado Penitentiary Seeks 1952 53 Budget Increase
The Colorado state penitentiary requests 1,246,184 dollars for the 1952 53 fiscal year with 100 dollars added for advertising and publicity.
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Denver
Colorado State Penitentiary
Communists Press Armistice Terms and Prisoner Exchange
The article reports Communist delegates at Panmunjom proposing a total arms and troop freeze with neutral inspection, demanding no troop rotation or new weapons during an armistice. The Allies seek further clarifications while U.N. representatives pose questions. Concurrent fighting notes include a Navy raid near Tanehon and island captures near the Yalu River.
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Panmunjom
Korea
U.S
Reds
Japan
8Th Army
U. S
North Korea
Vladivostok
Navy
Minister Buys Old Stained Glass Windows
The Rev. Osborn of the Church of the Nazarene in Wellington has purchased stained glass windows from a former Rapist church at Middle Avenue and Second Street. He plans to store them until the congregation can erect a new building, hoping to ship some members to the United States after a two week furlough in the Far East.
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Osborn
Paradena Avenue
Floria
Church of the Navarene of Wellington
Middle Avenue
Second Steret
United
States
Mr. Osborn
Korea
Russia rejects West proposal on German elections at UN
Soviet delegate Jacob A. Malik dismissed a Western bid to include East and West German representatives at the United Nations. He argued German affairs are the four occupying powers’ concern and that the UN should not meddle. Malik urged elections be arranged directly by East and West Germany under four power supervision.
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Paris
Russia
United Nations
Jacob A. Malik
Malik
West Germany
Testa
N London Youth Wounded In Action In Korea
A letter to Mrs Esai Beimer from her son Pitchard Boboy Beimer reports he was wounded in Korea on November. He is hospitalized but expects to recover in a few days. The note advises Mrs Beimer not to worry. A separate event mentions a playmakers event at the High School Auditorium with admission details and curtain time.
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New London
Esai Beimer
Pitchard
Boboy Beimer
Koreal
Cpl Belmer
Bellmer
Westling Resigns as Safetve Service Assistant Clerk
Dana Kothe of the safety service announces the resignation of Mrs. Jene Westlie from the water department after five years of service. Westlie will leave her post as assistant clerk on December 31.
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Westling
Safetve
Dana Kothe
Vatian
Jene Westlie
Department For Meals
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