Mayor-Elect Keeps Hope For Turnpike Negotiation
Elyria mayor-elect J. Grant Keys met with Governor Lausche and Turnpike Commission officials led by James Shacknessy in Columbus to press Elyria’s concerns. Keys said the city would suffer permanent damage if the turnpike goes through, urged respect for Elyria’s rights, and noted broad local opposition while seeking two-way cooperation. The commission offered data but stood firm on current plans.
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Elyria
Ohio Turnpike Commission
J. Grant Keys
Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
Commission
James W. Shacknessy
Keys
Lausche
Latsche
Shacknessy
Turnpike Commission
Fight Over Farm Price Supports At Farm Bureau Meet
The American Farm Bureau Federation opened its convention amid a floor fight over flexible versus rigid price supports. Convention spokesmen predicted approval of flexible supports by a comfortable margin, while 14 state bureaus pledged rigid parity levels, a shift from the current 90 percent parity.
Widow of AFL President Dies in Coshocton
Mrs. Jennie Mobley Green, 83, widow of William Green former AFL president, died Sunday night at her Coshocton home. She will be buried there in a quiet Wednesday ceremony. Mrs. Green survived a bit over a year after her husband passed away November 29, 1952.
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Coshocton, O
Jennie Mobley Green
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Snow and Wind Bring Mixed Precipitation in Northeastern Ohio
Weather report notes snow and rain mixed with windy conditions this afternoon in Northeastern Ohio. High around 37 degrees, with about two inches of light to moderate snow, turning colder tonight with a low near 28. Snow chances continue Tuesday as gusty winds persist. Temperature readings show Sunday 23 to 40, 24 hour precipitation none, humidity high, sunrise 7 46 a m and sunset 5 07 p m.
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Ohio
Crystal Clear Cleaners Ad Predicts One Day Shirt Laundering
Beautifully laundered shirts offered with one day service by Crystal Clear Cleaners located at 587 Cleveland Street. Ad promotes fast turnaround and quality garment care for busy customers.
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Crystal Clear Cleaners
Cleveland St
Crippled Stavangerfjord Reaches Safe Hands Escort
The Stavangerfjord, a Norwegian American liner with about 1000 aboard, lost its rudder in a North Atlantic storm last week and is now in safe hands as tug Turnoil escorts but does not tow. Captain Dan Parker reported the rendezvous and noted the escort status while the liner heads for Oslo.
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London
Stavangerfjord
Dan Parker
Turnoil
Kurt Carlsen
Parker
Oslo
Norway
Adenauer serves notice on French over Saar plan
Authoritative diplomatic sources report Chancellor Konrad Adenauer warned Paris that West Germany will accept internationalization of the Saar only after France ratifies the European Defense Community EDC. Adenauer told former French foreign minister Georges Bidault that Saar approval hinges on EDC implementation.
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Paris
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
France
European Defense Community
Adenauer
Georges Bidault
Saar
Ohio Sees Rain and Snow From Strongest Storm Since Last Winter
A powerful storm over Ohio brings rain and snow likely through tonight and Tuesday. Snow is reported in Cincinnati and Dayton with measurements from 0.17 inches in Youngstown to 0.50 inches in Chillicothe. temperatures expected to drop as the center moves to West Virginia. State troopers cite slick roads as multiple accidents occur across highways and city streets.
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Ohio
Dayton
Toledo
Chillicothe
Columbus
Cincinnati
Zanesville
Youngstown
Cleveland
Iowa
Tennessee
Canada
Hudson Bay
New York
Lower Lakes
Atlantic
North Carolina
West Virginia
Akron
Circleville
Delaware
Hillsboro
Narcissus Bloom Report From 423 Tenth Street
Wilfrid Bowdler of 423 Tenth Street reports a narcissus blooming in his backyard despite December warmth, noting plants misled by an April-like spell.
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Wilfrid Bowdler
Tenth Street
UN Security Council Eyes Five Power Trieste Talks
The United Nations Security Council meets in New York amid hopes of a five power agreement on Trieste, with Italy and Yugoslavia to confer with Western powers. Intense talks have involved Rome and Belgrade to ready a five power conference and a postwar zone plan.
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United Nations
N.Y
UN Security Council
Trieste
Rome
Belgrade
Italy
Yugoslavia
United States
Britain
Free ‘Adriatic
Marshal Tito
U.S
Keys Drops Protest On Levy Loss
Mayor-elect J Grant Keys withdrew his protest with the Lorain County Board of Elections over the defeat of the citys two mill levy in Precinct 4E. He said the levy loss was a voter mandate for economical city operation and pledged to run the city with existing funds while seeking transparent, evidence of spending and value to residents.
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J. Grant Keys
Lorain County Board of Elections
Keys
Storms and Sleet Hit East U S Markets
A gale driven storm moves along the Atlantic coast with winds near 50 mph while a Canadian cold mass spreads sleet and snow through Northern Pennsylvania and New York. Rain covers Southern New England to South Carolina as another storm advances from West Virginia bringing sleet and wet snow inland. Colder air will turn rain to snow tonight across the Lower Great Lakes and Appalachians as a polar air mass brings 20 to 30 degrees below zero in parts of the north.
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Washington
Atlantic
Canada
Pennsylvania
New York
Gulf of Mexico
Virginia
New England
South Carolina
Ohio
Tennessee
West Virginia
Great Lakes
Appalachian Mountains
Hudson’s Bay
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Weather Bureau
From County Take Army Oath
Elyria Draft Board No 72 inducts six men into the United States Army on December 8 Marco Gigliotti of Amherst John Russell Heath of Litchfield Rollin Charles Regal of Wellington George Henry Roling of Amherst George Curtis Snyder of Roy Wagner Wallweber Elyria and Richard Raymond Zvosec of Elyria with addresses listed.
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Elyria
Marco Gigliotti
Oak Point Road
Amherst
John Russell Heath
R. D
Litchfield
Rollin Charles Regal
Wellington
George Henry Roling
N. Dewey Road
George Curtis Snyder
Roy Wagner Wallweber
Columbia Station
Richard Raymond Zvosec
Lake Avenue
Fire damages Columbus Beveling and Silvering Company
A two alarm blaze Sunday night at the Columbus Beveling and Silvering Company caused an estimated 15000 in damage. Firemen listed the cause as unknown but likely started in the basement where packing material is kept. Smoke damage to nearby businesses may be involved.
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Columbus
INS
Columbus Beveling and Silvering Company
Custom Built Motorola Auto Radios for All Cars
Ad promotes custom built Motorola auto radios priced from 3995 in small fonts, with contact Etb Radio and phone number 3176 for purchase.
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Motorola
Prisoners Refuse Interiow Talks In Panmunjom War Row
In Panmunjom Korea Twenty two American prisoners refuse to attend interviews as Pro Communist South Korean captives also balk at explanations. Lt Gen Thimayya says the demand to set interview length jeopardizes talks. One prisoner’s letter home shows indoctrination as mood grows tense and talks threaten collapse.
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Japan
K. S. Thimayya
India
Demilitarized Zone
Rhodes Hints He Might Be Governor Candidate
Republican Auditor James A. Rhodes indicated in a letter to the Freeport Press that he might become a candidate for governor next year. He said if he runs he will conduct a vigorous campaign to present the issues clearly, though he has given no serious thought yet. He emphasized Republican unity and belief in victory in 1954, noting Lausche’s bid for a fifth term.
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Columbus
James A. Rhodes
Freeport Press
Republican Party
Rhodes
Ashland Times
Lausche
Negotiations Open Today On Transit Company Contract
Elyria Transit Co officials meet union representatives in the Graystone Hotel at 1 30 p m to negotiate a new contract. Company leaders include Roland St John James S Duncan and Philip C Ebeling. Union head is James McGinnity with Ruben Adams Local 1484 aiding. Mediation by Russell Turner of NLRB Cleveland office. If no strike, operations may continue to Oct 1 1954.
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Elyria
Elyria Transit Co
Graystone
Roland St. John
Dayton
James S. Duncan
Lima
Philip C. Ebeling
James McGinnity
Detroit
Amalgamated Association of Street, Electric Railway
St. John
State Draft Quota Set for January at 1073
Ohio state selective service headquarters in Columbus issued the January draft call for 1,073 registrants. Of those, 17 from Lorain County will be inducted. raft board No. 72 in Elyria has not released a figure. Inductees will be 19 years old unless delinquents or volunteers.
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State of Ohio
State Selective Service
Columbus
Lorain County
Raft Board
Elyria
Chester W. Goble
Jury Takes Up Ransom Mystery
The federal grand jury in Kansas City reconvenes to probe the missing half of the $600,000 Greenlease ransom. Twelve witnesses from St. Louis, including four policemen, hotel staff, and a mystery blonde who saw Hall arrested, are slated to testify as the Hall Heady kidnapping case moves forward.
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Kansas City
Federal
Greenlease
St. Louis
Carl Hall
Bonniee Heady
Bobby Greenlease
Hall
Fesler resigns as Minnesota football coach
Wes Fesler resigned today as football coach at the University of Minnesota effective February 1 at the end of his contract. He had led the Gophers since January 1951 and cited a future opportunity as partner and VP of WDGY radio. Gophers star Paul Giel earned All American honors under his tenure.
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Minneapolis
Wes 'Fesler
University of Minnesota
Ohio State
Gopher
Ike Armstrong
Fesler
WDGY
Gophers
Bernie Bierman
Paul Giel
Sidewalk Fall Injures Elyrian Man at Home Tavern
Elyrian Wilbur E. Young, 49, of 335 Columbus Street, suffered a possible fractured skull Saturday at 5 29 p.m. after falling on the sidewalk in front of the Home Tavern on East Broad Street. He was taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital by Sudro Curtis ambulance and is listed in fair condition.
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Wilbur E. Young
Columbus Street
Home Tavern
East Broad Street
Young
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Sudro-Curtis
Where To Turn Amherst Business Page Calendar of Events
Amherst notices list events and local items across business pages with brief entries on society markets theatre real estate transfers and hospital notes. The fragment references Christmas trees nursery Pine and Spruce and Elyria area listings.
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Elyria Comics
Death Records
Farm Page
Hospital Notes
Oberlin
Society Sports Suburban Calendar Theatres Tv-Radio
Wellington
Carpenters Elyria Nursery
Grafton Rd
Lady
Named To Committee COLUMBUS INS Professor Walker Appointed
Professor Harvey Walker of Ohio State University has been named a member of the municipal home rule committee of the American Bar Association's municipal law section. Walker serves in the political science department at OSU.
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Columbus
INS
Harvey Walker
Ohio State University
American Bar,Association
Walker
Losu
Allies Will Use Troops If Needed At Korean Talks
U S negotiator Arthur H Dean said Reds will return to discuss a Korean peace and that Allied troops would line up south of the demilitarized zone in January to guarantee the freedom of 32 000 anti Communist prisoners If talks stall the prisoners stay behind wire and will move on Jan 22 Dean warned the Communists they risk losing the chance for unity by spring and observed they are building bunkers gun emplacements and airfields Dean expects renewed talks after Jan 22 despite Iran India not involved Continued on Page 2
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Panmunjom
Korea
U.N
Arthur H. Dean
Dean
ROK
United States
United Nations
Eisenhower
India
Munsan
Demilitarized Zone
Coroner to rule on death of man found in car
Lucas county Coroner Paul Hohly will decide today the cause of death of 37 year old Wilson Farris found dead in his home garage last night. Preliminary review indicates death by carbon monoxide poisoning.
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Toledo
Lucas County
Paul Hohly
Wilson Farris
Hohly
Farris
Dulles Sees No Imminent Russo Western War Yet
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles told the Atlantic Pact Council in Paris that war between Russia and the Western powers is not imminent though he warned the Soviet threat will endure. He prepared to deliver his key speech amid French calls to maintain European troops and possibly extend NATO for 50 years while US Britain strategic views on atomic defense are debated.
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Paris
John Foster Dulles
Atlantic Pact Council
Russia
Council
Free World
Dulles
West
Georges Bidault
United States
Britain
France
Germany
Bidault
Eisenhower
Weekend Accidents Fatal To 23 In Ohio
UNITED PRESS reports at least 23 persons died in Ohio accidents over the weekend. Fifteen perished in traffic crashes from Friday 6 p.m. to Sunday midnight, four in other mishaps, one from a fire injury, one from a firearm incident, one by hanging, and another by shooting.
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United Press
Ohio
Want Ads Offer Cold Cash For Unneeded Items
Heating specialists advise keeping room temperature between 68 and 72 degrees to stay healthy and save on fuel. Chronicle-Telegram Want Ads suggest selling attic and basement clutter to earn cash. Call 4751 and ask for Want Ads to get help writing an effective ad.
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Chronicle- Telegram
Chronicle-Telegram
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