Study Protest On Reimposing Of Rent Controls
Cleveland Rent Advisory Board studies formal protest against reimposition of wartime rent controls. George A. Moore, ODM regional chairman, says he was not consulted when Lorain County was labeled a critical defense area. Protest delays controls to January 1. board weighs a stay of execution. Rep. William H. Ayers questions area defense housing claims.
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Cleveland
Et Rea
George A. Moore
Office of Defense Abilization Committee
ODM
Lorain Junty
Washington
William H. Ayers
Akron
November Blood Bank Activity in Lorain County
A Lorain County Blood Bank report shows 135 transfusions across two hospitals with St. Joseph's leading at 57, Ely Memorial 47, Allen Oberlin 26, and Amherst Hospital 5. The month saw 137 donors, 16 volunteers called in, and 133 volunteers typed in Elyria.
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Lorain County
Owners Urged to Clear Walks as Snow Persists
Safety Service Director D. Kothe issues a reminder to property owners to keep sidewalks free of snow and ice amid cold weather. City ordinances impose fines from 1 to 20 dollars for failure to clear walks after a half day notice, with court action possible. Reports of dangerous sidewalks often come from pedestrians and may prompt official warnings.
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Safety Service
D. Kothe
Skating Ponds Flooded Prompting Park Official Advisory
Park Supt. John Madhock ordered skating ponds flooded to protect the city ice rinks today at Roosevelt Hamilton and Jefferson schools. He urged children to refrain from throwing objects into the ponds as they freeze to prevent hazards.
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John Madhock
Roosevelt
Hamilton
Ferson
Cascade Park
Garford
Lonusfe
Winter Weather Update for Northeastern Chile Area
Northeast Chile bracing for heavy snow four to six inches with slightly warmer conditions this afternoon and tonight. High around 26 and low near 14. Saturday will be cloudy with occasional snow and colder. Special three day sale at Lake App ly Co. 2025 Lake Ave offering Scotch pine Christmas trees 3 to 5 feet and a thousand other trees and flowers from Betty Clark and Park Flowers.
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Lake Apply Co
Lake Ave
Betty, Clark and Park Adv
1859 Holiday Turkey a 70 Cent Treat But Family Funds Scarce
A Chronicle-Telegram archival look contrasts 1859 prices with modern costs for holiday poultry. It notes a ten-pound turkey cost 70 cents in 1859 versus about $3.50 today, while even a full Christmas dinner now runs around $2.50. The piece traces price changes from 1859 through 1925 and reflects on inflation and purchasing power.
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Turkey
Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Mediators Meet With U S Steel Officials Today
Government mediation experts held talks with CIO United Steelworkers and U S Steel leaders in Pittsburgh to urge progress in stalled wage negotiations. The contract for about 650 USW members expires December 31, with government figures pushing for a settlement to avert a strike.
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Pittsburgh
C. ‘Moan
Cyrus Ching
CIO
USW
Philip Murray
John A. Stephens
U. S. Steel
Mills
Ching
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Dr Berg to lead Elyria medical societies in 1952
Dr Theodore Berg, Elyria pediatrician, to serve as president of both the Lorain County Medical Society and the Elyria Memorial Hospital staff. He has practiced in Elyria since 1937 with Army Medical Corps service and was the first Elyria doctor to enlist in World War I. The two presidencies mark a busy year ahead for the physician.
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Theodore Berg Elyria
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Lorain County Medical Society
Berg
Elyria
Army Medical Corps
Lorain County Boys Win High Scores at National Vegetable judging
Three Lorain County youths Wayne Baus Niles McLoda and William Orbker earned pins and cash awards for top vegetable judging scores at the 17th National Junior Vegetable Growers Association convention in Cleveland. The county team placed seventh or eighth among 75 teams, with over 400 participants from 37 states.
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Orain
Lorain County
National Junior Vegetable Growers Association
Cleveland
Hollenden
William DeChant
Sheffield
Jack Hoag
David Deeds
Amherst
Niles McLoda
William Hagedorn
Avon
Marvin Gundersen
Jam Donna Klingshirn
Ridgers
Norman Jensen
William Schuster
Elyria
Don Kriebel
Es Gornall
Marlene Stanford
Ridgeville
Wayne Baus
William Orbker
Deeds
Carl E. Deeds
Robert Fitch
William Dekker
Fred "Dorow
James Gornall
Donna Klingshirn
Dale Spiegleberg
Dale McLoda
Robert
Service Pledges Fight Against Ouster Charges
Washington career diplomat John Stewart Service vows to fight ouster charges that led to his removal from the State Department after 16 years of service. He calls the dismissal an injustice and plans conferences with his attorney that could seek presidential appeal or legal action. State Department aides see the case as likely closed.
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John Stewart
Filyria
Miami Ove
East River Street
Dean Acheson
Servier
Mphi
Alboard
Amerasia
Sen. Joseph
JR. McCarthy
Wisconsin
State Department
Department
Service
Tam
Truman
Phillips Drug Store
Oliphant testifies on tax inquiry and Bridges link
Oliphant testified that Henry W. Grunewald claimed to speak for Senator Styles Bridges in a Klein tax case inquiry at a Willard Hotel luncheon. Oliphant, resigning last week as IRS chief counsel, said Bridges sought a joint effort to handle the matter but did not require an unlawful action. He noted Grunewald claimed to act for the senator and that he may have spoken with Bridges directly, with records to confirm.
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Wasrington
Vharies Oliphant
Henry W. Grunewsid
Sen. Styles
Bridges R.N.H
Oliphant
Internal Revenue Bureau
Bouse
Grunewald Mote
Bridges
Willard Hotel
Grunewald
Klein
Baltimore
Levy
Senator Bridges
Adrian W. Dewind
House
Ways and Means Subcommittee
Olphant
Bureau
Elyria Opens Ton Of Money Project With First Gift
Elyria launches its Ton Of Money project starting with a $50 check from the Elyria Fire Department. The Salvation Army kettle was set at Kresge on Broad Street for the season, with Mayor Henry W. Ault officiating at 10:00 a.m. The opening ceremony drew city officials and members of civic groups led by Joe Boddy of the El Rey Grotto.
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Salvation Army
Kresge
Broad Street
Elyria Fire Department
Henry W. Ault
Joe Boddy
el Rey Grotto
Senter Vee Curia Paves Cuull
Burton Johnson
Burton
D. A. Cook
William Gutz
R. H. Curtis
Elyria
Larry Kleble
R.D. No. 5
Collins, C
Katted
Jill Tomasheska
Cornell Avenir
Burton Todd
Ideal Auto Stores
W. River
Furnace St
Broad St
Cold Spell Keeps Snow Falling Into Next Week
The weather bureau issued a revised forecast noting eight inches of snow already in the northern half of the state and predicting continued accumulation into mid next week. The coldest period is expected Tuesday and Wednesday as temperatures drop.
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Weather Bureau
Storm Hits Cincinnati In Snow And Sleet
A snowstorm paralyzed Cincinnati morning operations with about two inches of snow turning to sleet in places. Cleveland reported 5 degrees at 2 30 am and a high of 26 was foreseen. Roads were hazardous but open in many areas, as police and transit crews struggled with traffic jams.
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Cincinnati
Dayton
Zanesville
Cleveland
Highway Department
Sandusky
Bucyrus
Wooster
Lsbon
James Rhodes
Columbus
184 Jets In Big Korea Air Battle Report
184 Jets In Big Korea reports United States Sabrejets claimed 14th MIG 15 shootdown in 24 hours with four other aircraft damaged over northwest Korea. Four U.N. planes were downed by ground fire. Maj George A. Davis extended his tally but did not add a kill. Cel Harrison W Thyng led the day with one confirmed kill as clashes continued amid censored dispatches from the front.
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8Th Army
Korea
U.N
Cel
Harrison W. Thyng
George A. Davis
North Korea
Charge Filed In Fatal Accident At Route 113
A traffic manslaughter charge is preferred against Howard Fought, 35, of Green Springs Ohio, for a fatal accident at Route 113 and Baumhart Road on June 12, 1950. Nalling and martmnian alana.
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Howard
Green Springs
Baumhart Road
NallaAd
Martmnian
Alana
Snowstorm Disrupts Midwest Traffic and Schools
A major midwestern snowstorm stalled city traffic delayed rural buses and disrupted some flights. The Weather Bureau warned up to eight inches of snow in northern Illinois Indiana and parts of Michigan Iowa and Wisconsin with four to eight inches in central and northern Ohio. No deaths reported but highway officials warned hazardous driving and some schools dismissed early to let buses cart children home. Farther south snow would switch to sleet in southern Indiana and western Illinois with treacherous ice patches noted in several spots.
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Panmunjom
Korea
Ohio
Weather Bureau
United Nations
Columbus
Bullet Commission
Indenentia
Deat
Reds
William P. Nuckols
U. S
R. E. Libby
North
Midwest
Indiana
Uwliners
Christmas Seals and Decoratives Sale at 1153 E River
Christmas Seals offer trees hive and cut wreaths and decorations Mark hams and other seasonal items advertised at 1153 East River. Local patrons invited to shop for holiday greenery and gifts.
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E. River
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