House Cuts Herbert Program
Gov Thomas J Herberts proposal failed to win full legislative support as the special session ended with only half of the requested funds approved. The session approved a 1 million dollar grant for the State Health Department and an additional 1 million for a tuberculosis hospital adjacent to Ohio State University Medical Center in Columbus. Apple Creek State School funding was rejected as non urgent and delayed to the next regular session. Democratic majorities loom in the 98th General Assembly with caucus meetings planned to choose leaders.
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Columbus
Thomas J. Herberts
Legisature
Obio
State Health Department
Ohio State Universiy
Govenor
Apple Creek State School
Wooster
Apple Creek
Ower
Senate
House
98Th General Assembly
Roscoe R. Walcurt
Colmbus
Assembly
Guy D. Hawley
Darke
House Finance Committee
Two Soloists Named For E H S Christmas Concert
Elyria High School announced two soloists for the annual Christmas concert by the E H S choir. Jeanne Sadowski, a nursing student at Evans Memorial, and Eugene Szabo, a 1943 graduate, will be featured as vocal and instrumental soloists respectively.
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Elyria High School
Il de
J. Mertin Seck
Teday
Pp. m
Norus
Ars
Mary
Jeanne Een
M. B. Johnson
Eiviia Memorial Hosteil
Miss Sadowski
Ager
Eugene Szabo
Charles Shafer
Donna Breceknock
Ane Cnor
Jeveland Ito
Raiz
Skating ponds flood city parks in seven schools
Park Supt John Machock reports seven school ponds flooded by today due to arrival of freezing weather. He asks children to enjoy the ponds while promoting safe behavior and not throwing objects. Park department now maintains the skating ponds at Allen Kinier Garford Hamilton Rosewen Ely and Jefferson schools.
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John Machock
Machock
Park Department
Ailen
Kkinier
Garford
Hamilton
Rosewen
Ely
Jefferson
Northeast Ohio Weather Forecast Update
Partly cloudy and mild this afternoon with intermittent light rain tonight. Wednesday will be cooler with cloudy skies and highs around 40. Ad notes cleaning and meth proofing services with guaranteed results and a contact phone number.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Heidelberg College President to Speak at Elyria Workshop
William Terry Wickham, president of Heidelberg College, will speak on Public Relations at one of three Elyria Education Association workshop sessions Thursday afternoon at Elyria High School. Wickham previously led schools at Cuyahoga Heights and Hamilton before becoming Heidelberg’s ninth president in October. The sessions precede the association dinner at First Methodist Church at 6 15 p m Thursday.
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William Terry Wickham
Heidleberg College
Elyra Education Association
Wrckham
Curahoge Feghits
Hamilton
Heidelberg College
E Ytia High School
First Methodist Church
Awards Made At Assembly At High School
Eighty six athletic awards were presented to Elyria High School students at a double assembly in the high school auditorium this morning. Freshmen and reserve football letters were awarded first, with varsity football tennis and girls awards given at the second assembly for juniors and seniors. Names of football award winners were announced last Saturday, except for three freshmen letter recipients Louis Scott Donald Scarbrough and Dale Thompson. Nineteen girls received awards from Miss Ebba Fosselius, girls physical education director, who noted the program rewards broad sports interest and multi sport participation. Guards for accumulating 16600 points were awarded to Audrey Coor Grace Maiorca Deila Mania nowski and Nadine Telzerow. Pins for 1300 points were presented to Antoinette Lupino Bar No 4.
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Elyria High School
Louis Scott
Donald Scarbrough
Dale Thompson
Ebba Fosselius
Iss Fosselius
Audrey Coor
Gracé Maiorca
Deila Maianowski
Nadine Telzerow
Antoinette Lupnino
Counterfeit $10 And $20 Bills In Circulation
Alert from Chief of Police and local bankers about masterful counterfeit ten and twenty dollar notes circulating, mainly in New York and Cleveland areas. Chicago Federal Reserve notes carry a G mark on the left center, Cleveland notes bear a D, and receivers are urged to verify sources to avoid losses.
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New York
Cleveland
Chicago Federal mReserve Bank
Chicago
Cleveland Federal Reserve Bank
Staenkaré
Iedar Ther
Plans Authorized for New First Christian Church Building
The First Christian Church committee led by C A Giebens authorized Junior ad architect to begin working drawings for a new Washington avenue sanctuary on the William Graves Sharp Mansion site. The three and a quarter acre estate will house a 500 seat colonial style sanctuary connected to an educational unit by a tower, with construction to start after bids and cost determinations.
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First Christian Church
C. A. Giebens
William Graves Sharp
Washington Avenue
Sharp
United States
France
Giebers
Four Zoning Change Ordinances Approved By Council
Council last night approved four ordinances for zoning changes after public hearings with no objections. Actions include reclassifying the Wil m Thomessen property at Clark and Willems to extend commercial area 200 feet, and converting parcels on Foster Avenue and Cleveland Street from residential to Commercial A for new building construction.
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Wilm Thomessen
Clark and
Willems
Theomassen
Eithet
Foster Avenue
Woodland Avenue
Cleveland Street
Pete Howard
Cleveland
Hawthorne Streets
MI FL
Olive and
Eggewood
Chambers And Hiss Recalled For Further Questioning
Federal Grand Jury probing espionage recalls Whittaxer Chambers and Alger Hiss for additional testimony on the Pumpkin Papers. They must appear in Washington before the House Un American Activities Committee. Hiss denies stealing documents while Chambers faces questions about State Department files found on a Maryland farm.
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New York
Whittaxer Chambers
Alger Hiss JooGar
Pumpchin
Earkier
Washington
House of American Activities Committee
Chambers
House Committee
State Department
Maryland
Hiss Hiss
Russia
Attorney General
Richard M. Nixon
Cain
Committee On
unAmerican
Grand Jury
U. S
Nixon
John McDowell
R. Pa
U.S
John F. X.megoher
Hiss
Committee On unAmerican Activities
Mayor To Face Trial In Fremont Ward Controversy
The mayor of nearby Woodville, Herry Karchrer, is scheduled for trial on December 16 over permitting operation of slot machines in the village during a July 4, 1927 celebration. Judge A. V. Beum set the date before his death, with proceedings delayed by illness of a key witness.
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Fremont
Herry Karchrer
Woodville
A. V. Beum
Persirs
Protest Over Moving House To Ohio Street
Residents opposed a plan to move a double house from Cleveland street near Rooservel to 557 Ohio Street. Mrs William Hearne of 553 Ohio argued the move would harm property values and violate regulations. Esther Godes owns the building which can be relocated without city streets, and inspector Hert Dickasem said a permit for location was issued though yard depth may be short of the 24 feet requirement.
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Cleveland Street
Rooservel
Ohio Street
Inn Council
Wiliam Hearne
Hearne
Esther Godes
Dickasem
Oro Street
Hiss Accused of Stealing US Documents in Hearings
Washington hearings of the House Un-American Activities Committee open with charges that former State Department official Alger Hiss stole government papers for a Soviet agent. Whittaker Chambers accuses Hiss. Nixon and McDowell lead questioning in New York as grand jury probes continue.
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Alger Hiss
State Department
New York
Whittaker Chambers
Time Magazine
Maryland
Washington—House
Horse un-American Activities Committee
Hiss
Prand
Richard M. Nixon
R. Cal
John McDowell
Chambers
Nixon
Washington
un-American Activities Committee
Grand Jury
Baltimore
Col
Boris Bykov
Fime
Co Bykov
Brkov
Bykov
Soviet Union
Sumner Wells
Four Wellsville Women Injured in Crafton Crash
Four women from Wellsville Ohio were injured when their car collided with a truck in Crafton. Driver Mrs Earl Evans aged 52 sustained a fractured right leg and foot injuries and was admitted to Mercy Hospital. Mayme Oliver Mrs Melvin Smith and Shirley Custer received treatment from a Crafton physician.
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Pittsburgh
Wellsville
Crafton
Earl Evans
Mercy Hospital
Mayme Oliver
Melvin Smith
Shirley Custer
Dulles urges world to unite against Communist threats
John Foster Dulles in a United Nations address calls for non-Communist nations to close ranks against violence and terrorism. He accuses Russia of supporting Korean Communist actions and urges UN solidarity as the only defense. Eleanor Roosevelt aids in steering debate on the human rights declaration, approved 29 to 0 with abstentions, awaiting final assembly vote.
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Dulles
Paris
John Foster Dulles
United Nations
Russia
Korea
Iron Curtain
United States
New York
Palestine
General Assembly
Tre
North Korea
United Nations Social Committee
Eleanor Roosevelt
Social Committee
Fremont S largest department store burned with one firefighter dead
A six hour blaze in Fremont destroyed Joseph's Department Store and its Christmas stock. Fireman William Kettner, 34, died after being knocked from a ladder. Ten neighboring towns aided as water ran low and trains halted. Danziger vows immediate rebuilding despite extensive fire damage to adjacent shops.
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Fremont
Joseph's
Peclice
William Kettner
A Fremont
Urban S. Myers
James Briggs
Alfred Mann
Clyde
Toledo
Sandusky
Port Clinton
Fostoria
Tiffin
Bellevue
Bhiler-Jones Shoe Co
Nobils Shoe Co
Joseph's Wallpaper and Paint Co
Bentzs
Wheeling and
Lake Erie
Louis Danziger
Elyria Post Office Reports New One-Day Receipts High
Acting postmaster William Jenne announced Elyria postal receipts reached 4001.75 dollars yesterday, an all-time local record. A stamp clerk sold 825.15 dollars and another 638.50, signaling heavy Christmas mail as holidays approach. Do Not Open Until Christmas labels advised to ensure timely delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jenne
Elyria
Jenne
Elvira Offce
Residents complain over delayed Bisha telephone service
Two letters to the council highlighted failures to install phones. Seven Louisiana Avenue residents report applications pending one to five years. A second note from Thomas Egan of Center Ridge Road states an application from 1945 remains unresolved. Council President S N Black ordered both letters filed.
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Bisha
Council
Pople
Louisiana Avenue
Earl Lews
Leo Williams
William Weigl
Nick Bodner
James Seres
Edwin Deering
Harry Benford
Thomas Egan
Center Ridge Road
S. N. Black
Grand Jury In Session Today
Henry Gregg of LaPorte served as substitute grand jury foreman as the panel convened to consider about 40 pending criminal cases. Judge Guy B. Findley presided while Assistant Prosecutor Richard Horan opened proceedings and Prosecutor William G. Wickers addressed a county auditor meeting in Columbus.
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Henry Gregg
LaPorte
Grand Jury Secree
Sracd
Guy B. Findey
Richard Horan
William G. W.ckers
Columbus
Grand Juy
Gregg
Helen Smith
Gulfreed
Anna Lehman
Rth
Abbe Road
Miriam Biddinger
East Broad Street
Gerge Pecks
Plans Complete For Open House At Big GM Plant
The Brown-Lipe-Chapin Division of General Motors will host an Open House this Saturday at 1 30 p m at the new plant on Route 113 in Elyria. Visitors can tour seven acres of floor space and see chrome plated parts being fabricated and GM cars in display. The event includes a preview of the General Motors Train of Tomorrow to illustrate future rail travel.
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Brown-Lipe- Chapin Division
General Motors
Route 113
Elyria
Elv- Tia
Brown-Lipe- Chapin
Meeting With Head Of Telephone Co This Afternoon
Committees from the Lorain County Industrial Council and Elyria Chamber of Commerce will meet this afternoon with Roy W. Ammel Elyria Telephone Company president to discuss the outlook for telephone service. They plan to present survey reports and learn what is being done and planned to improve service.
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Lorain County Industrial Council
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Roy W. Ammel
Elyria Telephone Company
Jingle Bills and Christmas Cash in Want Ads
The notice promotes Chronicle-Telegram Want Ads for selling unused items after Christmas to raise quick money. It encourages readers to dial 44-121 or 44-131 to place ads and clear unpaid bills.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Largest Shrimp Cocktail in the Middle West
Immediate guaranteed automobile service Deetz Inc Chrysler Plymouth advertises at 728 W Broad. The Clevelander lil Cedar Street Adv promotes a shrimp cocktail touted as the largest in the Middle West with average 12 shrimp per order, boiled daily in house at 8 cents.
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Deetz, Inc
Chrysler-Plymouth
W. Broad
Middle West
Lil Cedar Street
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