Ohio draft quota increased to 5525 in January
State selective service director Chester W Goble announced Ohio will induct 5525 men in January the largest order since the draft began in June Local boards start on January 2 and work weekdays through January 30 with January 31 reserved for delinquents An immediate processing option is allowed for pre induction physicals Elyria board ordered 60 men for January the districts total 123 men for Lorain County boards born before January 1 1930 are eligible
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Selective Service
Chester W. Goble
Ohio
Col. Goble
Goble
Lewis B Hershey
Col
Elyria
State Selective Service
Lorain County
Wildcat rail walkouts threaten war goods and mails
Chicago and nationwide walkouts by Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen workers spread from Monday, }, prompting partial embeddings on the U S mails and Railway Express. Crews reported sick as unions push for a 40 hour week with no pay cut, while government seeks court orders to end the stoppage and embargoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Brotherhood of Railroad
Birmingham
Ala
Chicago
U. S
Korea
Railway Express
The
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Pennsylvania Railroad
Santa Fe
New York Central
Washington
New York
St. Louis
Battle Creek
Mich
Peoria
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Post Office
Railway Express Company
Elyria Man to Be Ordained at St Andrew's Service
The Rev. John Greenlee Haynes, a member of St. Andrew's Episcopal parish, will be ordained to the priesthood on December 21 at 7:30 p.m. The ceremony will be officiated by Bishop Beverley D. Tucker of Ohio, with Rev. Andrew S. Gill delivering the sermon. Haynes, an Oberlin College and Kenyon Theological School graduate, is assistant at Emmanuel church in Cleveland and a first- ever ordination at St. Andrew's in 113 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew's Episcopal Parish
John Greenlee Haynes
St. Andrew's
Beverley D. Tucker
Ohio
Andrew S. Gill
Emmanuel Church
Cleveland
Haynes
Edwin B. Redhead
St. Andrew’s
G. Russel Hargate
Sherbert C. Harris
St. Matthew's Church of Cleveland
Richard O. Harig
Episcopal
Bowling Green State University
William G. Worman
St. Paul's
East Cleveland
George P. Timberlake
Church of the Holy Spirit of
Gambier
Oberlin
Oberlin College
Bexley Seminary
Graduate Theological School
Kenyon College
Farms PMA committees chosen in Lorain County
Lorain County farmers elected to the 20 PMA farm program committees for 1951. Townships listed include Amherst Black River Avon Avon Lake Brighton Brownshelm Camden Carlisle Columbia Eaton Elyria Grafton Henrietta Huntington with five members each. Names shown are chairmen and members, including Ludwig Marshall Sprenger Bechtel and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
United States Department of Agriculture
Robert J. Eglin
PMA
Amherst
Black River
John H. Ludwig
W. Vermon Marshall
George Hollstein
George Sprenger
Newton Bechtel
Avon
Avon Lake
Robert Baldauf
Lenhart Drotleff
Albert Klingshirn
Roman J. Klingshirn
John Burgert
Brighton
G. Clement Greene
Albert K. Baird
Earl Betts
Maurice R. Davidson
Donald D. Day
Brownshelm
George Reinhard
Erwin Bachman
Donald Baetz
Raymond Bechtel
Leonard Northeim
Camden
Melvin Davidson, Jr
Griffin H. Groot
Harold Bowman
Carlisle
Ted Robson
Karl Simms
Robert W. Rowlands
G. H. Streicher
Carl Diedrick
Columbia
Leon S. Cole
Ben D. Edwards
Carl G. Burk
Milford H. Bartter
Clyde Rundle
Eaton
Robert J. Grills
Delbert A. Smith
Ralph Beebe
Wayne Cowley
Stanley Bush
Elyria
Milton Eppley
Herbert Stanin
Earl
Weather and seasonal forecast for northeastern Ohio
The forecast calls for occasional light snow and continued cold this afternoon with tonight's low around 13 and a high near 25 on Saturday. A five day outlook shows below normal temperatures with frequent snow flurries and general precipitation Monday adding up to about half an inch. CAREE'S gilt headquarters advertises Christmas wreaths and seasonal decor at 2.95 and up plus candles and greenery at 322 Broad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Caree’s
Darek Fiorist
New Snow Storm Hits Ohio Driving Called Hazardous
A new snow storm struck Ohio burying parts of the state under up to four inches. Main highways were covered from a half inch to three inches with hazardous driving conditions. Columbus reported four inches by midmorning, Toledo saw flakes and two inches forecast, and Cincinnati expected two to three inches with rain turning to snow. The Weather Bureau warned of continued snow flurries and below normal temperatures through the five day outlook. Trolleys bogged down as crews fought to keep traffic moving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Department
Columbus
Zanesville
Toledo
Cincinnati
Weather Bureau
Queen City
Akron youth guilty of murder in confectioner slaying plea for mercy
Robert Major, 19, was found guilty by a seven man five woman jury with a mercy recommendation in the slaying of Elizabeth Neal, 51, to rob her of 150 dollars. Common Pleas Judge Ray B.Watters planned to impose the mandatory life sentence within a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Robert Major
Elizabeth Neal
Major
Neal
Common Pleas
Ray B. Watters
Reach Agreement On Wage Contracts
New labor-management agreements for the Wilson-Albrecht and Manufacturers & Fabricators units of UAW CIO are reported by international representative C Franklin Carr. At Wilson-Albrecht, a 14 cent per hour wage increase takes effect December 11, though ratification awaits a union meeting at CIO headquarters. This is the first contract after certification. At Manufacturers & Fabricators, a 10 cent per hour across the board raise retroactive to December 4 was agreed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson-Albrecht
Manufacturers & Fabricators
U.A.W C
C. Franklin Carr
Wilson-Albrecht Company
Broad Street
Mediator Edward Cunningham to Retire at 70
Edward J. Cunningham will retire as regional director of the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service on January 1. A 27 year veteran in Cleveland he has reached the mandatory retirement age of 70.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Edward J. Cunningham
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Cunningham
House Group Approves 16 Billion Arming Fund
The appropriations committee voted to give President Truman the full 16.845 billion dollars for armed forces and signaled readiness to vote more if needed. It cut 900 million from the Atomic Energy Commission request, citing site, blueprint and cost uncertainties, with assurances additional funds may follow if need proves clear. The panel aims for about 42 billion in military spending for the current fiscal year if enacted, with Congress already approving nearly 25 billion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Houses
Appropriations Committee
Truman
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Commission
Uch
House
Senate
Congress
Truman to Call for U S Unity and Mobilization Tonight
President Truman to address the nation in a 10 30 pm radio television broadcast urging unity against Communist aggression. He is expected to declare a national emergency tomorrow and begin selective wage price controls with a mobilization drive led by Charles E Wilson at a new super agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
White House
Charles E. Wilson
General Electric Co
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Permits Issued For Two Additions To Harshaw Plant
Permits for two additions to the Harshaw Chemical Co. plant were issued by Building Inspector Hart Dickason. The additions, costing about 50 000, include 65 by 79 feet and 50 by 40 feet expansions, to provide extra warehouse space with future conversion to manufacturing use. The H L Vokes Co. of Cleveland will construct the buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harshaw Chemical Co
Hart Dickason
H. L. Vokes Co
Cleveland
Last Motorman on Old Yellow Line Dies Suddenly
Elmer A. Dehnhard 65 of 2365 Lake Avenue Elyria Township died at 9 35 p m Thursday after five years of ill health. He was the last motorman on the Old Yellow Line Lorain Elyria and later drove transit buses. Survived by wife Eva a teacher, daughter Mary, mother Anna, sister Mrs William Hund. funeral at Thompson Funeral Home Lorain with 2 39 pm Monday services led by Rev W H Herkner. Burial Columba Center Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer A. Dehnhard
Lake Avenue
Elyria Township
Lorain
Elyria
Dehnhard
Evangelical Church of
Sandusky
Eva
Sheffield
Mary Dehnhard
Anna Dehnhard
William Hund
Norwalk
Thompson Funeral Home
W. H. Herkner
Hmmanual Evangelical Church
Columba Center
Prayers Answered As Perry Football Star Improves
Perry fans celebrate as 126 pound guard Scott D Hahlen improves after emergency operation for a right temple injury suffered during a game with Ashtabula Edgewood on October 7. He was reported in fair condition today as teammates and fans prayed at the Perry Christian church banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Perry
Scott D. Hahlen
Hahlen
Perry Grid
Kaickega
Ashtabula Edgewood
Perry Christian Church
Yanks Rebound, Chinese Forces Hit Near Seoul
Tokyo dispatch says American troops repelled a daylong strike at the Hamhung beachhead with at least 1000 Chinese killed. Meanwhile new enemy assaults moved within 20 miles of Seoul as U N forces fought to hold positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Tokyo
United Nations
U.S
10Th Corps
Hamhung-Hungnam
Korea
U. S
Hamhung
Yonpo
Hunknam
Mass
Elyria native to lead Chemical Education Division
Dr. James Arthur Campbell of Oberlin College has been elected 1951 chairman of the American Chemical Society's Division of Chemical Education. Dr. Frank Martin of Purdue is new treasurer. Dr. H. N. Alyea of Princeton named chairman elect. Campbell, born in Elyria in 1916, earned degrees from Oberlin, Purdue, and California, and has served as editor of Isotopics and Oberlin faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Arthur Campbell
Oberlin College
American Chemical Society
Division of Chemical Education
0. C. Dermer
Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College
Frank Martin
Purdue University
H. N. Alyea
Princeton University
Elyria
Ohio
Campbell
Oberlin
University of California
Cleveland
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Bricker Not Interested In Baseball Job
Washington Senator John W. Bricker said he is not being considered for the baseball commissioner post and could not take the job if offered. He noted the $65 900 salary would not influence him, adding he does not seek wealth and lives modestly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bricker
Washington
John W. Bricker
R. O
A. B
Happy) Chandler
House Republicans Seek Acheson Ouster in May Resolution
House Republicans adopted a resolution to remove Secretary of State Dean Acheson. They said he has lost the confidence of Congress and the people, signaling a push to force his departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington—House
Dean Acheson
Congress
U N Group May Visit Peking for Mao Talks
The United Nations Commission preparing a Korea cease fire may travel to Peking to meet Mao Tze-Tung directly. The three member team could depart if Wu Hsuan-Chuan, China’s UN envoy, resists lengthy government debate. Aimed to lessen Soviet influence, talks would involve China and UN unified command. The session also approved Europe as the next regular meeting site and discussed a new information access convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flushing
United Nations Commission
Korea
Perkang
Red
Mao Tze-Tung
UN General Assembly
Perking
Wu Hisnn-Chuan
China
Prme
Mao
Grep
General Assembly
Nasrollah Entezam
Iran
Sir Benegal Rao
India
Lester B Pearson
Mts
Europe
Five 16-year-olds held for local burglaries
Police arrested five 16-year-old boys, three from Ashland and two from Elyria, on burglaries here. They confessed to stealing 905 dollars from Vargo grocery during Thanksgiving and a typewriter and record player from Gates School. They also admitted attempts on a Cleveland street furniture store and car accessories theft. Continued questioning expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyrians
Ashland
Det
C. L. Miller
Edward Stankard
Russell Payne
Miller
Vargo
Lake Avenue
Father Admits Fatally Injuring Crying Baby
In Wood County, Ohio, 22-year-old Herbert Renfer admitted in a signed statement that after an argument over a paycheck he threw his four month old son Leroy onto the floor and beat him. The infant died from a cerebral hemorrhage, according to County Coroner Dr How Mannhardt after an autopsy. The father was held in Wood County jail following the admission.
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Bowling Green
Wood County
Herbert Renfer
Leroy
Renfer
How Mannhardt
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