Olsen Plant Expansion Completed at Elyria Firm
A $250000 expansion at C A Olsen Manufacturing Co increases production, warehouse, and administration space at Filbert Street plant. New steel warehouse and modern handling gear aim to boost efficiency. Olsen sales topped 15.3 million last year with net income of 920618, as the firm strengthens its heat and air conditioning line.
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Filbert St
Olsen
Elyria Company
Itrmation
C. A. Olsen
National
Warm
Five Day Weather Forecast for Ohio Northeastern
Rain and mild today in Northeastern Ohio with a high near 50. Rain ends later turning colder tonight with lows around 38. Windy and colder Wednesday with snow flurries and a high near 36. Normal temperatures for the period run above normal with rain changing to snow midweek. Payroll Books and Office Equipment ad pasted at end.
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Ohio
International News Service
Wrrines de Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
Auto Club
Pultney Ridge
State Highway Department
Lause
Chicago
Denver
Samuel Q. Tingett
Tigh
Los Angeles
Miami
Eisenhower
John Davis Lodge
Con State
Linzell
Felty
Spain
Lodge
James c. Dean
Brazil
James S Kemper
American Officials Cautious Optimistic On French Debates
United Press reports cautious optimism from State Department the President and senators over Mendes France wins in West European defense talks. Germany NATO admission and West European Union approval praised by Foreign Affairs Committee. German rearmament still unapproved. Eisenhower gratified at Augusta retreat but will not speak until all measures are complete. Officials warn France’s indecision casts a bad light on alliance unity. Soviet sabotage efforts expected despite likely NATO ratification.
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William Galbraith
United Press
Washington
State Department
Mendes-France
Germany
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Foreign Affairs Committee
National Assembly
Augusta
Eisenhower
James Hagerty
NATO
Hagerty
Presiident
France
Western Alliance
Department
U In
Alexander Wiley
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Free World
Soviet Union
Three Americans Held in Soviet Prison Could Be Released
Three U S prisoners in a Soviet camp southeast of Moscow in excellent health may be released soon, Austrian returnees report. William T Marchuk from Ta rentum Pennsylvania William A Verdine from Starks Louisiana and John Hellmuth Noble of Detroit Michigan are named. The State Department has pressed Moscow for their freedom. Noble was seized in Dresden in 1946 and has been in custody nearly eight years.
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Vienna
Austria
Moscow
William T. Marchuk
Tarentum
William A Verdine
Starks
John Hellmuth T Noble
Detroit
Mich
State Department
Hussia
Marchuk
U.S. Army
Bern
Maynard
Mace
Schick
Verdine
East Berlin
Noble
Dresden
Erdine
Europe
Re-Enlsted
Ft.s
Workula
Sam Houston
Tex
Russ
United States
Chick
Austrian hunter nails two deer with single shot
An Austrian deer hunter reportedly killed two deer with one shot. The shot passed through the first deer before striking the second, which was mounted on the hunter’s wall. Additionally listed items include JYSTERS SHRIMP smoked fish and Elyria Fish Market contact details.
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Linz
Austria
Agence France Presse
Jysters
Elyria
Lis East Ave
French premier faces pivotal NATO vote amid German rearmament
French Prime Minister Mendes-France fights to salvage the Atlantic alliance as the National Assembly prepares two crucial votes on German entry into NATO and the Saar accord. A decisive Wednesday decision could force his resignation and France’s isolation if rearmament is blocked. United States and Britain reiterated support for West German rearmament regardless of France’s stance.
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NATO
Germany
Mendes-France
France
Assembly
European Union
Denuiss
United States
Britain
West Germany
Corey Newsman Author Dies in Ohio Stroke
Franklin J Lausche announces investigations into road damage as President Eisenhower names Lodge ambassador to Spain. Herbert Corey, notable author and journalist, dies at 82 in Columbus after a stroke. he formerly served as war correspondent and ambassador nominee.
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Herbert Corey
Toledo
Ohio
Corey
Colorado
Wyoming
Lodge
Dunn
Senate
Cincin
Nati Enquirer
Madrid
New York
Cincinnati Times-Star
Lore
Dent
Associated Newspapers
Nation
Italy
France
Iness Magazine
Hoover
Natonal Press Club
Carol Corey
Mansfield Urges 25 Percent Pay Boost for Military
Senator Mike Mansfield called for a 25 percent pay rise for enlisted and professional service members to attract a larger career force and reduce reliance on nonprofessional troops. He suggested fringe benefits and broader training, plus potential tax on defense-industry excess profits to fund wartime manpower needs.
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Washington
Mike Mansfield
Moylana Donino
Mansfied
Congression
Mansfield
Russia
United States
Eisenhower Welcomes NATO Move on West Germany
President Eisenhower expressed gratification at the French National Assembly approving West Germany’s entry into NATO. He planned no formal statement until all Paris accords, including rearmament of West Germany, are resolved. White House withheld details of a telephone with Secretary Dulles and a Churchill meeting rumor remained unconfirmed. The President kept to a light schedule, golfing in the afternoon, with no decision on vacation timing until after Wednesday vote.
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Augusta
Eisenhower
French National Assembly
West Germany
NATO
Bonn
Paris
John Foster Dulles
White House
James C. Hagerty
Dente Churchill
Winston Churchill
Hagerty
Ohio Accidents Predicted Over New Year Holiday
The Ohio Safety Council predicted at least one person would die in traffic crashes and five other mishaps during the New Year holiday weekend. Honey Mare, president of the group, cautioned travelers to be careful, noting Ohio’s 20 traffic deaths during the Christmas weekend, the best holiday total since 1950. Casualties were not quite half the figure from two years earlier.
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Cleveland
ENS
Ohio Safety Council
Honey Mare
Ohio Group
Dan
Marc
Ohio
Boy Wounded While Hunting Accident Near Zanesville
A 13 year old boy was treated at Bethesda Hospital Zanesville for a bullet wound to the arm after he and his younger brother Jimmy, while handling their father's 22 caliber rifle for a creek side hunt, had the weapon discharge during a scramble up a stream bank.
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Zanesville
George Ky
Zanesvile
Bethesda Hospital
Jimmy
Young Man Killed In Route 125 Crash Near West Union
Paul Hayslip 20 of Lynx was killed Monday when the car he rode in crashed off Route 125 near West Union and rolled over an embankment. The notice also advertises Tarry Tavern's mixed doubles bowling tournament with contact phone 3287.
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West Union
Paul Hayslip
Lynx
Route 125
Tarry Tavern
Ndv
Closing Hours To Be Enforced In State Supreme Court
The Ohio liquor department will enforce closing hours for liquor sales with agents on duty Friday night. Judge James F L Bell was sworn in as a associate judge of the Ohio Supreme Court and will begin duties Saturday. Closing times range from 1 to 2 30 a m depending on liquor type and permit.
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Columbus
State Liquor Department
James FL Bell
Ohio Supreme
Bell
Madison Cann
Where To Turn Making Music Is Fun
Elyria musicians find enjoyment outlet for talents in Little Symphony orchestra seen Pg 13 Amherst Comics Death Records Down Through The Years Entertainment Page Hospital Notes Livestock Market Lorain News Oberlin 7 Produce Butter Poultry 28 Sports 14-15 Stock Quotations a Suburban Calendar 18 TV-Radio 12 Wellington q Women's Pages 10-11.
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Elyria
Oullet
Amherst Comics
Hospital
Livestock Market
Lorain News
Oberlin
Wellington
Steps Toward Courthouse Annex Possible Next Year
County commissioners indicate definite steps toward promoting an office annex to the courthouse may be taken early next year. They favor the annex to ease congestion and question high rent costs while considering space needs, parking, and a proposed third court for juvenile and domestic relations cases.
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J. Powell Jones R
Oscar G. Bunn
J. Norman Thompson
Krentaix High
Third St
Phantom Killer Sentenced To Die In Electric Chair
John Wesley Wahle 26 dubbed the phantom killer terrorizing motorists on the Pennsylvania Turnpike was sentenced to die in the electric chair by Westmoreland County Judge Edward Bauer. The verdict followed a March jury finding him guilty of shooting truck driver Harry F Pitts in his truck cab, with defense counsel seeking a new trial via state Supreme Court appeal. The sentence was mandatory under the verdict.
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Greensburg
John Wesley Wahle
Pennsylvania
Wahle
Fayette County
A. C. Seales
State Supreme Court
Wable
Harry F. Pitts
Westmoreland County
Edward G. Bauer
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Chamber of Deputies
International
C. A. Olsen Manufacturing Co
Uay
Elgins
Hej
Trians
East
O.K
Wilbur Landrey
Daris
iPremier
Pierre Mendes - France
Mendes - France
Bunn
London
Fisenhower
Kemper
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
U.S
United Nations
Ph. Lorain
Sheffield
Sen. Mansfield
Churchill
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