Prices Of Newspapers Rising To Meet Costs
New York reports rising newsprint costs threaten 10 cent newspapers as costs surge since 1943. Chandler of the ANPA cites seven to ten cent future unless inflation ends. Buffalo Denver Albuquerque prices vary. labor and transport push overall costs up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Buffalo
Chandler
Denver
Albuquerque
W. G. Chandler
American Newspaper Publishers Association
ANPA
Rocket Powered XF-91 Breaks Sonic Barrier in Flight
Republic Aviation announced the XF 91 combat rocket plane broke the sound barrier in first rocket powered flight. Test pilot Russell Rusty Roth 33 from Emporia Kansas described the flight as routine and noted several such supersonic runs. The Defense Department cleared the release and confirmed the sonic break occurred, possibly in level flight rather than a dive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic Aviation Corp
Desert Experimental Center
Russell Rusty Roth
Roth
Air Force
Emporia
Kans
Defense Department
Dedication Held for Kent Parsonage and Youth Center
Leonard Pohlod son of Mr and Mrs John Pohlod led the dedication of a new 25000 dollar parsonage and youth center beside Faith Lutheran church in Kent. The facility, in the basement of a brick veneer home, features Philippine mahogany interior and a private entrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Pohlod
John Pohlod
Here
Faith Lutheran Church
Kent
Young Pohlod
Ridgeville High School
Kent State University
MacArthur Says Plan Could End War With Limited Casualties
MacArthur told the NAM the plan could be carried out without unduly heavy price in friendly casualties or raising the risk of a third world war. He cited a "material change in conditions" since 20 months ago that alters the earlier blockade and Manchuria invasion approach. Eisenhower replied that he was gratified by continued interest and looked forward to informal discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacArthur
Truman
NAM
Manchuria
Chiang Kai - Shek
Eisenhower
United States
Far East
Otto Graham to Attend 1953 Mercury Show In Newark
Local event invites Otto Graham of the Cleveland Browns to a Lincoln-M Mercury showroom on Broad Street. The Thursday evening meet and greet runs from 7 to 9 PM with free autographs for children and flowers for ladies. Sponsored by Kimbel Terry Lincoln Mercury at 69 Broad Street On the Bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Graham
Cleveland Browns
Kimbel-Terry
Lincoln-Mercury
Broad St
Turnpike Board Proceeds With Concrete Plans
Ohio Turnpike commissioners press ahead with Portland cement concrete for a 241 mile Northern Ohio super road. A suit by Richard Shafer seeks competitive bids but does not affect the commission’s paving choice. The plan calls for four concrete driving lanes with four adjacent asphalt lanes, aiming to complete 22 miles in Eastern Ohio by year end 1953.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Turnpike Commissioners
Ohio
John Lansdale
Cleveland
Turnpike Commission
Richard Shafer
Ohio Road Improvement Co
James W. Shocknessy
Shafer
Defense Bonds offer 3 percent yield at maturity
Defense Bonds now pay 3 percent when held to maturity and mature sooner than previous series. The new series FE bonds provide a better Christmas gift option with a fixed return and quicker maturation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defense
Bombardment and air battles over Korea and Yongpong area
Report recounts B 29s and Red night fighters clashing over Yongpong with heavy anti air fire and searchlights. U S Sabrejets claim a MIG 15 down and another damaged, tenth MIG destroyed in three days. Fighter bombers hit rail bridges Sinan Kunu and lines south of Chaeroens Heidi Peninsula as bombers target ammunition dumps. Ground front described as relatively quiet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
North Korea
Sinan
Kunu
Chaeroens
Hiedi Peninsula
Dall Ford Dealers Mark 40th Anniversary Dinner
J. R. Dall Ford Sales hosted the Dall organization at the Elks Club dinner. Dall presided and celebrated 40 years as a Ford dealer in Elvria, noting 23 years in the post. Christmas gifts were exchanged and a film on the 1953 Ford was shown detailing new car features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Dall
Final Session of Institute Tonight At Open Door
Tonight marks the last opportunity for the community to hear Mrs. D. E. Weisner of California who has spoken at morning and afternoon sessions of a three day Sunday school teachers institute. Rev. J. B. Shaf er, state director of the Child Evangelism Fellowship of Ohio, will also speak. No admission charge. a free will offering will be received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. E. Weisner
California
Teachers’ Institute
Church of the Open Door
J. B. Shafer
Child Evangelism Fellowship of
Ohio
Cars Damaged In Collision On Route 76
Two separate incidents reported by the sheriff’s department involve damaged vehicles. Anthony Thimke, 46, and Gloria Beck, 26, sustained vehicle damage on Route 76 when Thimke turned into a driveway. A second crash on Route 254 damaged Rev. Father Joseph Lembach of Amherst and a milk truck driven by Charles Davis of Lorain during a truck turn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Thimke
Root Road
Gloria Beckloff
Route 76
Chestnut Ridge Road
Route 20
Thimke
Joseph Lembach
Amherst
Charles Davis
Lorain
Sheriff Department
Charles Kohler
Penfield Avenue
Sheriff's Department
Kohler
Suit Settled Without Trial in Sheffield Lake Case
Mosser Construction Co. of Fremont and Sheffield Lake village settled their dispute over 1948 sewage disposal plant work without a trial. The village paid 3000 dollars to Mosser. the case included Mosser's 29012 claim and the village's 32769 counterclaim. Settlement awaits village council approval. Work ceased January 28, 1949.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mosser Construction Co
Fremont
Sheffield Lake
Green's Estate Left To Family In Probate Filing
William Green president of the American Federation of Labor died at his home on November 21 from a heart ailment. His will filed in Coshocton Probate Court leaves the estate to his family with no inventory or estimate provided. Co executors named are his son Harry Green and daughter Mrs. Clara Scarr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Harry Green
Clara Scarr
Date Alterations Questioned by Infrared Evidence
An FBI agent testified that a court exhibit showing Sanzo at a doctor's office on August 14 had been altered with ink over a rubber stamp, changing the date to August 16 or 18. Sanzo's attorney, Michael Picciano, contested the testimony and an expert review was conducted but not called to testify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanzo
FBI
Michael Picciano
Attended Amateur Fights Man Dies in Lorain Services Set
A Lorain resident, active at amateur fight shows including Hotel Antlers last week, dies. Survived by widow Mabel a daughter Mrs Ed gar Westwood Jr of Lorain a son Edward his mother Mrs Marvy Hughes and brothers Frank and Fred of Cleveland. Funeral at Reid an Cooley in Lorain with 2 pm Friday services by Msgr James J Duffy burial in Calvary cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Antlers
International Circulation Managers Association
Ohio Circulation Managers Association
Loain Elks Lodge
Mabel
Edgar Westwood, Jr
Lorain
Edward
Marvy Hughes
Frank
Fred
Cleveland
Reidan-Cooley Funeral Home
James J. Duffy
St. Mary's Church
Calvary Cemetery
Death of Annie Maria Rundle at Columbia Station
Annie Maria Rundle of Royalton road Columbia Station died at home after eight months illness. Survived by husband Wallace two sons Walter G. and Grant A. Rundle one daughter Pearl Foxbower seven grandchildren one sister Mary Cook and one sister Minnie Leslie predeceased. Funeral at Baker Funeral Home Berea with Rev Louvane Thompson officiating burial in Columbia Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Station
Annie Maria Rundle
Royalton Road
Wallace
Pearl Foxbower
Florida
Walter G. Rundle
Berea
Grant A. Rundle
Mary Cook
Minnie Leslie
Baker Funeral Home
Louvane Thompson
Columbia Methodist Church
Columbia Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs Lorena Belle Miller
Mrs Lorena Belle Miller 74 died Tuesday at her son Orrin’s home. Services set for 2 pm Thursday at Andrews Funeral Home. Survived by husband Fred two sons Orrin and Bernie two daughters Ola Bisbaugh and Ella Norris six grandchildren twelve great grandchildren and sister Mrs Arthur Cochran of Rapid City Michigan. Burial in Huntington Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Lorena Belle Miller
Orrin
Andrews Funeral Home
Fred
Bernie
Ola Bisbaugh
Ella Norris
Arthur Cochran
Rapid City
Mich
Huntington Cemetery
Shrine Club Elects Officers At Annual Lorain Meeting
The Lorain County Shrine Club held its 1953 annual meeting at the American Legion Home Lorain with 75 Shriners present. Officers nominated by the committee were elected unanimously and two Al Koran Temple past potentates helped swear in the new leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Avon Lake
Don McGinley
Elyria
al Alvarez
Lorain
Roy Reisinger
C. M. Smith
G. R. Scott
Fred Williams
Robert Baetz
Frank Brandau
Harold Clark
Cecil Garland
Harry Lee
Wellington
Edmund Lehman
Amherst
Charles Travis
C. M. van Ausdale
Oberlin
Hubbard Wilcox
al Koran Temple
Arthur G. Hopcraft
Carl M. Huntley
Hopcraft
Lake Road
Fruehauf Trailer Co
Arthur Hopcraft
Cleveland
James A. Hewitt
Lorain County Shrine Club
Shriners
The
Brownhelm W C T U to entertain members Friday
Mrs. Hobart Amstutz of Singapore Malaya world WCT U delegate to the United Nations Bali conference will speak at 2 o clock Friday December 12 at Brownhelm Congregational church on The W C T U in the United Nations and Missions. She and her husband toured Germany and Sweden last summer and have spoken across the United States during their furlough with service in Singapore since 1926. They will stay with Lena Geissendoerfer in Henrietta over Christmas and return to Singapore in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobart Amstutz
Singapore
Malaya
United Nations
Bali
Brownhelm W. Cc. TU
Germany
Sweden
United States
Methodist Board of Missions
Amstutz
Lena Geissendoerfer
Henrietta
Lorain Beekeepers to Meet in Amherst
Lorain County Beekeepers Association holds its regular meeting Thursday December 11 at 8 PM in the home of Mrs Elsie Ernst 1639 North Ridge Road Amherst. Election of officers will be featured and there will be an 80 cent gift exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Beekeepers Association
Elsie Ernst
North Ridge Road
Amherst
Oberlin groups plan events from Pythian rites to concerts
Oberlin reports include Pythian Sisters electing Imogene Hunt as chief with a slate in line to take over from Helen Jones. Installation with Knights of Pythias set for January 7 at the K P hall. Also listed are Christmas parties, Messiah performances in Amherst, dances sponsored by the Knights and telephone operators, and multiple faculty scholarly activities and lectures at Oberlin College through December and early 1953.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Oberlin Temple Pythian Sisters
Imogene Hunt
Gertrude Husted
Mildred Murray
Virginia Bickel
Alice Edmonds
Rose Bedell
Naomi Guill
Marie Cook
Helen Jones
Pearl Krueger
Mary Prentice
Naomi Gill
Alice Wilbur
Knights of Pythias
K. of P. Hall
Pythian Sisters
Amherst
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Ann MacWethy
Anna Stackhouse
George Rose
Malcolm Smith
Helen Thompson
Conservatory
Amherst High School
Northern Ohio Telephone
Mitchell Berg
Pansy Chanter
CBS
Women's Association of First Church
James Brand House
Eleanor Owen
Women’s Association of First Church
Helen Morse
Gilbert Palmer
Zola
Emile Zola
Oberlin College
Department of
Romance Languages and Literatures
Vew
Frederick B. Artz
History Department
American Historical Association
Washington, D. C
Artz
Knopf
N. Y
Cleveland
American Chemical Society
Werner Bromund
Ellsworth C. Carlson
Washington
Park Eastern Association
Emil Danenberg
Cleveland Museum of Art
Town Hall
New York City
Danenberg
Music Teachers’ National Association
MTNA
Cincinnati
Ohoi
Deanberg
New York Times
Frances Herring
Philosophy Department
Local Court Actions Reported in Lorain County
Indictment of William Rowe for felonious assault involving a six year old girl ended with acquittal by Judge John Pincura after last Thursday trial. Three Lorain youths received suspended $5 fines and 30 day driving suspensions on traffic charges. Stanley Schroeder sues for divorce from Marie citing neglect and cruelty. Hamilton Steel Co. sues George Elbert for 453 dollars. Bernard Mason's alimony suit against Willie dismissed. Emma Smiley files for divorce from Trowell on neglect and cruelty grounds. couple married in 1949. Estates of Ella D Walker and Charles L. Smith probated with values around 21,704 and 20,000 respectively. Service Fire Insurance Co. suit against Greg Fountain settled. Hamilton Steel Co. suit against Economy Bicycle Co. dismissed. Four divorce actions dismissed: Clement Barnes vs Josephine. Cora Merchur vs Joseph. Mary Turek vs Peter. Rose Doyle vs James.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rowe
Lear Nagle Road
John Pincura
Rowe
The
Service Fire Insurance Co
Greg Fountain
Common Pleas
Hamilton Steel Co
Economy Bicycle Co
Clement Barnes
Josephine
Cora Merchur
Joseph
Mary Turek
Peter
Rose Doyle
James
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Payments to union officials for ship unloading exposed
A New York fur broker testified he paid 70 000 to two union officials to obtain a shipment of Russian furs tied up by a boycott over Russia's Korean War actions. Gregory Butman, president of British American Fur Corp, said the union men used patriotic motives to shake down the company. The Crime Commission paused hearings into waterfront extortion while federal authorities moved to deport Albert Anastasia, alleged mob figure, and a Newark suit alleges he bent his record to gain U.S. citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
State Crime Commission
Russia
Gregory Butman
British-American Fur Corp
The
Crime Commission
Albert Anastasia
Newark
N. J
Anastasia
Italy
U. S
Final Ore Cargo Of 1952 Passes Through Soo
The last ore cargo of 1952 moved through the Soo Canal aboard the Benson Ford, wrapping a strike troubled season. About 42 vessels remain at the head of the lakes, 36 of them Canadian, with the rest carrying oil and grain. The fleet totaled 74,910,798 tons for the year, nearly reaching 75,000,000 tons as a steel strike dip sting recovery effort. Shipping circles anticipate a 1953 target of 106,100,000 tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Great Lakes
Benson Ford
Police report: multiple DWI fines and suspensions in Elyria
Giles A. Brown was fined 125 and had driving rights suspended for six months after pleading guilty to DWI before Mayor Henry W. Ault. Samuel Hubbard was found guilty and fined 125 with a 12 month driving ban and a suspended five day jail sentence. William H. Palmer faced 125 and 25 fines with suspensions. the mayor suspended fines on one count. George Pislak paid 10 for reckless driving. Oscar D. Wilson and Ray S. Coates each paid 5 with costs for intoxication charges. Numerous minor accidents were reported with several drivers cited for control or traffic violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giles A. Brown
Chestnut Street
Henry W. Ault
Samuel Hubbard
Broadstreet
Ault
Elyria
William H. Palmer
Oberline Road
Ault I
George Pislak
West Avenue
Oscar D. Wilson
Atlanta, Ga
Ray S. Coates
West Griswold Road
Broad Street
Vincent Pryce
LaGrange
James W. Emery
South Main Street
Oberlin
William E. Brown
Wanda Street
Pryce
Oberlin Road
Emery
Brown
Elyria Teachers Named Delegates to OEA Meeting
Two Elyria Public Schools teachers Anna Catherine Hess and Richard Valentine will serve as official delegates to the Ohio Education Association session at Deshler-Wallick Hotel Columbus on December 19 and 20. Elyria's C. Smith will be delegate at large and part of the president's party at the banquet, joined by Albert Matoon Sarah Caldwell Frank Lausche Albert Daniels Clyde Hissong and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Education Association
Deshler-Wallick
Columbus
Anna Catherine Hess
Richard Valentine
Elyria
C. Smith
Jucation Council of
OEA
Albert Matoon
Findlay
National Education Association
Sarah Caldwell
Akron
Ohio
Frank J Lausche
Ohio Senate
Albert Daniels
Clyde Hissong
Harshaw Chemical Co posts lower 1952 net profit
Harshaw Chemical Co reports 1952 earnings after tax of 893 159 or 2.37 a share, down from 1 456 678 in 1951. Sales fell to 43 076 963 from 47 537 854. President W J Harshaw says profits from operations were not at a satisfactory level. Company shows strong financial position with current assets 17 413 374 and current liabilities 3 877 183. long term debt reduced by 300 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harshaw Chemical Co
W. J. Harshaw
Major firms listed in stock market roundup
A sequence of company names appears in the market listing including American Radiator American Tobacco T and T Anaconda Copper Avco Fruehauf Trailer General Motors Kennecott Copper Kroger Republic Steel Sears Roebuck U S Steel Woolworth Co. Cleveland Electrum Ohio Edison Ohio Oil Texas Company Columbia Gas and others. The list reflects names common to midcentury exchanges and industrials cited in the period’s market pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Radiator
American T. & T
Anaconda Copper
Avco Mfg
Bendix Aviation
Chrysler Cities Service
Cleveland
Electrum
Columbia Gas
Fruehauf Trailer
General Motors
Glidden Co
Industrial Rayon
Kennecott Copper
Kroger
Montgomery V
N. Y
Central
Ohio Edison
Ohio Oil
Penn. R. R. Republic Steel
Sears Roebuck
Socony Vacuum Standard of
Ind
Standard of
N. Standard of
Ohi
Texas Company
Toledo Edison
U.S. Steel
Warner Brothe
Woolworth Co
Markets Show Mixed Produce Prices and Livestock Notes
Market report lists pricing for apples carrots cauliflower celery cabbage lettuce onions parsnips radishes squash tomatoes turnips and eggs poultry and butter. Cleveland livestock shows cattle calves hogs and sheep with steady trends and various grade prices for eggs and butter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Cleveland
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Canada
Edwards Air Base, Calif
Turnpike Board
Yongpong
Pierre R. Smith & Company
Elyria Savings & Trust
Midwest Stock Exchange
ACT
Dall
Institute
Green
Sudro-Curtis
Death Records
Miller Services
Shrine Club
Brownhelm W.C.T.U
Lorain Co
Doris Heilman
Overlin
Herring
American Philosophical Association
Lucius Garvin
University of Maryland
C. A. Leistner
Department
Archaeological Institute
Society of Architectural Historians
College Art Association
Allen Art Museum
Malcolm Thomson
Stanley Schroeder
Marie
George Elbert
South Abbe Road
Bernard Mason
Willie
Emma Smiley
tTrowell
Ella D Walker
Charles L. Smith
Carlisle
Western Reserve Investment
Bell
Soo
Police Dept. News
Mary H. Warner
Center Ridge Road
Middle Avenue
Eugene L. McCabe
Spring City
Tenn
Charles Elek
East Thirteenth Street
Harvey L. Bleeman
Lodi
Furnace Street
Bleeman
Norman Sandrock
Eighth Street
Fourth Street
Harshaw
M Donald & Company
New York Stock Exchange
N.Y
James M. Haas
Middle Ave
Wspappr
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