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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1953
Page
9
Washington reports Uncle Sam will take a smaller bite from most incomes beginning January 1 with a 16 percent reduction for most earners. IRS tables show withholding rates revert to pre Korean War levels and excess profits taxes on corporations end.
U S plans to aid Korea and Japan in settling a long running dispute. Both nations would renounce mutual claims and Japan would discuss pensions, unpaid salaries, and return art objects, while Korea would seek a mutually satisfactory fishing arrangement and release one captured vessel.
The notices announce divorce proceedings in Lorain County Court of Common Pleas involving Helen Gallovich and John Gallovich with hearings beginning January if 1954 and require bids for North Ridge Road outlet improvement as well as bids for a new 2 ton dam truck for Brownhelm Township with specs and trade-in offer for an old 1947 Reo truck and bid conditions.
Notices cover parole hearing for Bernice A. Heston in 1954 and Lorain County bid call for repairs to Lorain County Home buildings. The advertisement includes bid submission details, required bonds, and board’s rights. It lists architects Alvan Smith & Associates and Lorain County Commissioners in Elyria Ohio.
William Blazina and David Archer were discussed for Carlisle Grange membership at a Tuesday meeting. Plans were made for the Pomona Grange Christmas meeting at the hall Saturday night with a tureen dinner at 7 p.m. and a gift exchange. A $100 contribution was voted to the polio foundation. A divorce petition was filed in Lorain County Court by Laurence J. Ellert against Margaret McKeever Ellert with hearing set after January 14, 1954.
The report notes attendance by William D. Herrington as ob servers to a Japan Korea conference. The U.S. will announce net Springs and proceeds from a harvest sale of about 70 dollars given to two Grange members. Proceeds from a fish fry totaled 115 dollars. Carl Penfound and wife showed Gary Penfound’s pictures from Guam Honolulu Corregidor and California. Refreshments were served. Elizabeth Huebner returned from Kent State University. Mrs Fred Hopkins stayed with daughter Mrs Irving Eldred. The Peters family spent the weekend at home and travelled to Columbus with him.
United Press reports a large hotel chain plans “family packages” allowing free lodging for children under 14 when parents travel. One adult and child pay single rate, two parents with a child pay double room rate. concerns include many kids, maid fatigue, and extra laundry. The chain envisions stroller services, diaper service, babysitting, a kids menu, and a toy treasure chest, aiming to attract family groups.
Copenhagen reports a Danish company markets a plastic bi ocular device to fit drilled door holes. It lets a person inside see visitors without being seen, promising discreet surveillance of entryways.
Anglo American Fifth Army forces push down Camino Maggiore peak slopes in the final six day battle to seize the main road to Rome. Balkans dispatches report unbearable tension in Turkey and Bulgaria near a Nazi break. Federal relief notes show 2.5 million men on civil works nationwide and a $3.5 million real estate inventory fund. Lorain plans 300–500 new houses to ease congestion as Mexico’s presidential bid faces withdrawal by General P Elias Callas.
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