Arguments Heard By High Court Over School Segregation
The Supreme Court heard contrasting views on racial school segregation with Southern state lawyers urging separate schools for Negro and white children in 17 states while Negro attorneys argue such laws violate the Constitution. The Eisenhower administration's stance drew focus as Assistant Atty. Gen. Rankin spoke for the government and Atty. Gen. Brownell questioned if the 14th Amendment was ever intended to abolish all state race laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Eisenhower
South
J. Lee Rankin
Herbert Brownell Jr
Congress
Brownell
Davis
Beaten Candidate and Council Critique of Elyria Paper
Elyria city council debates turn to newspaper criticism after Gerald Martin attacks The Chronicle Telegram and Dale Kellogg questions coverage of stories on the Knights of Columbus and Realtors in the city quarrel with the Ohio Turnpike Commission. Council President Kenneth Lord notes policy is up to the paper.
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Elyria
the Chronicle-Telegram
Gerald 5
Martin
J. Grant Keys
Dale C. Kellogg
Ohio
East Avenue
Second St
Third St
Chronicle-Telegram
Third Street
Kellogg
Ohio Turnpike Commission
Knights of Columbus
Lausche
Chamber of Commerce
Kenneth Lord
Lord
Pike Commission
Elyria Welfare Council Opens Christmas Clearance Bureau
The Elyria Community Welfare Council launches the Christmas Clearance Bureau from Thursday to December 23, operating six days a week in the Elyria Community Chest office 9 am to 5 pm. A volunteer committee led by Mrs Dwight Overcash will coordinate donor gifts and prevent duplication, maintaining a confidential list of those in need and guiding donors to appropriate baskets toys or money. All information is available through the Elyria Community Chest Office at 2416.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Salvation Army
Elyria Community Welfare Council
Dwight Overcash
King Fauver
Robert Rothel
Constance Lynch
C. C. Waterhouse
Howard Wells, Jr
Burton Johnson
John Pincura
Marvin Pratt
Bob Nightingale
Wayne Alleshouse
Hullman
Amherst High School
Jasnight
Trueman
Alleshouse
Dexter Kimball
Gray Hobby
James Brand House
Oberlin
Navy Man Home For Christmas After 25 Months Abroad
Ronald H. Kauffman 21 returns from 25 months with the U S Navy Air Force in Japan. He flew over Cleveland Airport for an hour on the way home, enjoyed Japan memories, and plans a four year service term then a California station. He sent silk gifts home to his mother and prepared for a 196? holiday at home with family.
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Ronald H. Kauffman
U. S. Navy Air Force
Japan
Cleveland
Yousuka Air Force Base
Kauffman
Robert Kauffm
Yousuka
California
AKAN
VX-5
Nas Moffet Field
Calif
Reme Wmange Win Nam Ons
Robert P. Kauffman, Jr
Air Force
Ronald
Will Returnm
KS Sedalia Air Force Base
Missouri
Marian Year Inaugurated By Pope Pius XII In Rome
The first Marian Year in church history began with mass and ceremonies in Rome as 400 million Catholics join in praise. Pope Pius XII marks the 100th anniversary of the Immaculate Conception with prayers, blessings, and calls for Christian unity and peace amid global tensions. Paroles granted to three inmates by the Ohio Pardon and Parole Commission take effect in January and March.
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Rome
Pius XII
Clemente Cardinal Micara
St. Mary Major
Pope Pius
St. Mary's
Esquiline Hill
Tion
Apostolic Palace
Vatican City
Vatican
Basilica of
Ohio Pardon and Parole Commission
Fenen Hana
Thurgood Marshall Defends Equal Protection View
Thurgood Marshall argues the 14th Amendment aims to raise the Negro to complete equality with whites and says any caste system violates the amendment. He is top attorney for the NAACP, speaking during arguments re argued by the Supreme Court on school desegregation cases from Virginia South Carolina Kansas Delaware and the District of Columbia.
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Thurgood Marshall
New York
High Bench
Marshall
National Association For Advancement of Colored Peopple
Virginia
South Carolina
Kansas
Delaware
District of Columbia
One Man's Opinion on Elyria Bus Service Changes
Walter Kiernan discusses potential disruptions to Elyria bus service due to a new Atlantic cable to Europe and mediation between Local 1484 and transit company management. City officials, business leaders, and a Chamber of Commerce committee convene at City Hall to weigh loading zone changes and the delayed Broad Street area plan.
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Elyria
Atlantic Cable
Eurne
Ope
Hea
Henry W
Ault
J. Grant Keys
Chamber of Commerce
Council Chamber
City Hall
City Safety Service
Gl Patnh Terry
Eee
Local 1484
Transit Company Management
Broad Street
Lorain Man Honored For 50 Years At National Tube
Charles W. Mollison of Lorain received an engraved gold watch at a National Tube ceremony marking 50 years of service. A roll setter born in Dundee Scotland he began at the Lorain Works in 1903 at age 13. Mollison and his family long served the Lorain steel plant with 194 years of combined corporate service through 1953.
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Lorain
Robert Urquhart
Charles W. Mollison
W. 31St Street
Lorain Steel
Dundee
Scotland
Mollison
Lorain Works
James
Total Corporation
Charles Mollison
George
Alex
James Jr
Jimmie
Lorain County
Common Pleas Court
Jean
Charlie
Kathryn
Fred Rule
Ashland
First Presbyterian Church of
Sheffield
Prisoners Split Over Icy Question In Korea Camp
Allied officers debate whether 22 prisoners intend to stay with the Communists as questioning nears end on December 23. Some see a hard core pro-Communist group. others suspect intimidation. An Indian officer notes Christmas trees will be supplied for Christians among all prisoners. Efforts to persuade pro-Communists to return home continue with 190 South Koreans now refusing, 138 to be interviewed, plus 1 American and 1 British marine.
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Ameri Jeans
Firelands Area Council elects Vincent Hart president
The Firelands Area Council held an executive board meeting naming Vincent S. Hart interim president, praising his service. Hart, longtime Scout volunteer from Oberlin College, will lead as the council plans budget increases and a Seattle trip for Hart and his sons.
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Huffman
Firelands Area
Boy Scouts of America
Vincent
Hart
Seattle
Wash
Oberlin Inn
Scout Executive Board
Vincent S. Hart
Firelands Council
Panmunjom
Korea
Oberlin College
Firelands Area Council
Anl
Buj
United Nations
A. J. Huffman
Sandusky
Vince
Firelands
Harfman
Lincoln
Gettysburg
EB. E. Fanning
Samdusky
Washington
Community Chest
Lin Min Thad
U.S. Mediator Optimistic Over New York Photo Engravers Strike
federal mediator Walter Maggiolo on a one day strike in New York said he was for the first time optimistic after talks with publishers and the AFT International Photo Engravers Union He called for a joint meeting of the negotiating committees to present a resolution recommendation to settle the dispute.
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New York
Walter Maggiolo
Publishers Association
Aft-International Photo Engravers Union
Maggiolo
Cable ties could bring British TV programs here
Officials discuss new cable ventures allowing British programs to air in the country and vice versa, with several titles already under consideration for exchange.
Public Invited To School Bond Issue Meetings
Bond promotion committee at Maplewood school discussed plans for the Elyria township bond issue. Public invites cover Monday meetings and a December 15 discussion on the 360000 dollar bond. Special election set for December 29 with absentee voting available through December 24.
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Elyria Township
Maplewood
Arthur Pounds
Iceland
Peter Scott
Reykjavik
Pounds
Election Board
Elyria
Elevator Manager Wins Election To County Fair Board
Harold Gage of Amherst, manager of the Farmer's Elevator Company, joins seven new directors of the Lorain County Agricultural Society. Others elected include L W Betts and J Ranking, with six incumbents reelected. The 1954 election will be held at Lorain County Fair Grounds on a date during the fair. Voting hours planned 9 a m to 9 p m.
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Wellington
Harold Gage
Farmer's Elevator Company
Amherst
Lorain County Agricultural Society
Lorain County Fair Board
Wellington Grange Hall
L. W. Betts
Penfield
Lloyd Betts
Pittsfield
J. We. Ranking
Huntington
H. W. Keighley
Oberlin
Herman Dengler
Columbia Station
C. R. Babel
Lorain County Fair
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Elyria Junior Chamber of Commerce
Charles Sprinkle
Theodore Berg Jr
Winifred Emory
Marilyn King
Elyria High
Rita Gutman
Elyria District Catholic High
Bob Arnold
Ridgeville High School
Junior Chamber of Commerce
The
Lion’s Club
Graystone Hotel
Nial C. Keech
Bob Larkin
Andy Johnston
Paul K. Wilson
Gordon Carlson
Paul Hovay
High Court
John W. Davis
Graystone
Jaycees
Elyria Lions Club
Theodore Berg, Jr
Elyria High School
I Speak For
Elyria Jaycees
United States Junior’ Chamber’ of Commerce
Nial C. Keech Jr
Jaycee
Paul Hovey
Lions Club
Bob Larklin
Rap Newspaper
Elyria Welfare Council
Nionspa Pro
fAbHiEa
Columbia
Acme Grange
Acme
Boy Scout
Earl Rough
Ohio State Grange Project
Magnetic Springs
Warm Springs Foundation
Georgia
Ramen Deonwn
Walter Kiernan
INS
Chamber of Commerce Committee
P. F. Brown
M. E. Whitman
Max van Wormer
Jack Hannaford
William D. Taylor
Marvin Frankel
Msgr
William Newton
Erwin Schultz
Franklin Gottfried
National Tube
Churchill
Emsanus
InMany Area
National Council of Boy Scouts of America
Pacific Northwest Co
Sherill’s Acres
Charles Trueman
Council
Ld Jece Wel
Dae Pel Wue
U.S
County Fair Board
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