Decontrol Timetable Expected This Week
US officials expect a detailed decontrol plan for wages and prices by week end. White House officials dispute a rushed end to wage controls and say decontrol orders will come from the White House with a full removal by April 30.
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Washington
Eisenhower
State of the Union
Economic Stabilizaton
Defense
Arthur S. Fleming
Watte House
White House
Harry Weiss
Wage Stabilization Committee
Weiss
Petitions filed as deadline looms for Lorain County candidates
Rushing to beat the 6 30 p m deadline today, 70 candidates filed nominating petitions at the Elyria Lorain County Board of Elections offices. Non partisan and independent hopefuls seek seats on town ship vilage and board of education offices across Lorain County ahead of the November general election.
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Vilage
Board of Education
Lorain County
Elyria
Doctor Fortney Trampled by Cow in Tuberculosis Test
Dr. R. J. Fortney, Wellington veterinarian, was seriously injured when a cow trampled him during state tuberculosis testing in Camden township. The leg injuries include ligament damage and possible fracture. a cast will be applied after swelling subsides. Fortney previously served as county commissioner and is a member of the Lorain County board of elections.
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R. J. Fortney
Wellington
Camden Township
Formey
Weather Outlook Northeastern Ohio Fair Then Warmer Thursday
Fair conditions prevail tonight with temperatures near last night’s lows. Low 24 degrees. Thursday looks fair and warmer with a high near 42. Yesterday’s high 38 and low 26. Advertisement seeks truck drivers at Beiter Lines, 270 N Abbe. Semi-experienced preferred, red preferred.
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Ohio
Beiter Lines
N. Abbe
Remington Given Three-Year Prison Sentence
William Remington a 35 year old former government economist was sentenced to three years in prison by Federal Judge Vincent Leibell for perjury. He was found guilty of lying about giving classified information to Elizabeth Bentley and about knowledge of the Young Communist League while at Dartmouth College.
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New York
William Remington
Vincent Leibell
Remington
Elizabeth Bentley
Young Communist League
Dartmouth College
Alert motorist helps police nab hit skippers
A motorist helped police identify a hit and run driver after a parked car on East Avenue was struck. John Kinter reported the crash and Earl Graham pursued the suspect to obtain the license number, issued to Robert E. Roberts of East Erie Avenue, Lotan. Roberts was brought to the Elytia police station and charged with leaving the scene.
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East Avenue
John Kinter
Raymond Veard
Earl Graham
Hares Avenue
Robert E. Roberts
Erie Avenue
Lotain
Graham
Roberts
Ely‘tia
Fire Department Lieutenant Walter Albrecht Retires
Fire Chief Wallace Bates announced that Elyria Fire Department Lieutenant Walter L. Albrecht will retire March 1 after more than 31 years of service. Born in 1897, he previously served in the U S Navy and worked at Western Automatic Screw Machine. He lives with wife Edna at 244 Spruce Street. their son Charles is 27.
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Elyria Fire Department
Walter L. Albrecht
Wallace N. Bates
L. Albrecht
Department
Albrecht
U. S. Navy
Search For Lost Plane Curtailed By Gales
The search for a downed British airliner with 39 aboard was curtailed due to gales and poor visibility. Nine aircraft were sent from Gander to the 250 mile southeast area of St. John's, but several were recalled. A Coast Guard cutter sighting report proved erroneous.
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ST. John's
Nfid
Gander
St. John’s
United States Coast Guard
Financial Responsibility Law Takes Effect in March in Ohio
Ohio sets March enforcement for the Motor Vehicle Safety Responsibility Act. The bill requires reporting of injury or fatal accidents and property damage of 100 dollars or more within five days. Noncompliance carries fines and license suspension, though reports cannot be used in court.
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Columbus
Ohio
R. E. Foley
Registrar of Motor Vehicles
House
Senate
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
New ROK Division On East Front
Gen. James A Van Fleet says a new Republic of Korea division fights on the eastern front and that enough trained ROK troops exist for two more divisions. The 15th and 12th ROK divisions join seven U.S. divisions, a British Commonwealth unit, and other UN forces along a 155 mile front. American B 29s and dive bombers target supply dumps and billets, with 1200 Reds killed or wounded in a key raid.
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Seoul
Korea
James A van Fleet
8Th Army
Republic of Korea
van Fleet
U. S
United Nations
Pangdong
U.N
Western Front
Sariwon
Korangpo
White House silent on order to stop shielding Red China
The White House will not announce when President Eisenhower issues the order directing the 7th Fleet to stop shielding Nationalists on Formosa. Press Secretary Hagerty said policy is to say nothing about the actual issuance. Admiral Radford had not received the order when Eisenhower spoke to Congress.
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Washington
White House
Eisenhower
7Th Fleet
China
Formosa
State of the Union
James C. Hagerty
Congress
Adm
Arthur W. Radford
Pacific Fleet
Police Lecture Boys In School Grounds Damage
Elyria police lectured four teenage boys after they damaged the Jefferson school ballfield. An attempt to free a car stuck in the mud caused further field damage from wheels and digging while the driver claimed the lot resembled a parking area.
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Elyria
Jefferison School
Ohio Highways Clear Early Statewide report
State Highway Department said roads were clear across Ohio while skies were mostly cloudy and temperatures ranged from 12 to 38 degrees. Weather conditions varied little statewide with light winds and no major incidents reported.
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Columbus
State Highway Department
Where To Turn NOW Serving Banquet Dinners
Banquet dinners available at Palladeum with reservations by phone 35-175.
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Palladeum
Adv
Step Up In Shipments Of Arms To Chiang Urged
Lorain county commissioners seek a proposal from The Automatic Voting Machine Co. for 50 more voting machines at $1,450 base price with possible bulk discount. Purchases to be outright and on 3 to 5 year terms. Also approved 36 machines bought previously on rental with option to buy for $47,736. Thompson opposed both votes. In Washington, military leaders urge faster arms shipments to Formosa and Indo China allies. jet fighters to Chiang Kai-Shek's forces expected soon.
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Automatic Voting Machine Co
Lorain County
Oscar G. Dunn
J. Powell Jones
J. Norman Thompson
Thompson
Shoup Voting Machine Co
United States
Election Board
Washington
Formosa
Indo-China
China
Eisenhower
U. S
Defense Department
Chiang Kai-Shek
Williams Air Force Base
Ariz
William C. Chase
Newsweek Magazine
U. S. Navy
Chase
Douglas MacArthur
Indo- China
Esenhower
Wakeman Man May Head Soil Conservationists
Clay H. Stackhouse, manager of Humphrey Farms on Town Line Road west of Wakeman, is expected to be re elected vice president or elected president of the National Association of Soil Conservationists at the convention in Omaha Nebraska. Officers are to be elected Thursday as the seventh annual convention opens with about 1300 delegates from 48 states in attendance.
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Clay H. Stackhouse
Humphrey
Town Line Road
Wakeman
National Association of Soil Conservationists
Omaha
Man in fair condition after 25 foot fall at plant
George Taylor of Cleveland street Grafton was seriously injured when he fell 25 feet from a ladder at work at the National Tube Co in Lorain Saturday night. He was taken to St. John's Hospital Cleveland after initially being treated at St. Joseph's Hospital Lorain. His family says his condition remains fair.
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Grafton
George Taylor
Cleveland Street
National Tube Co
Lorain
St. John’s Hospital
Cleveland
Taylor
St. Joseph's Hospital
Arrest Halts Trial in Gambling Case
Washington nine defendant trial stopped when juror Walter Osin aged 48 was arrested on a gambling warrant.
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Washington
Walter Osin
Man pays $1 overtime parking fine with a smile
Middletown police report T. O. Tompkins paid a $1 fine for overtime parking and expressed happiness that the system works so well. Tompkins owns a firm that supplies the city with parking meters.
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Middletown
Conn
T. O. Tompkins
Tompkins
Lorain 13 year old girl committed to Delaware school
A 13 year old Lorain girl was committed to the Delaware girls industrial school after a juvenile court hearing in Medina. The case stemmed from a wider Lorain Lake resorts inquiry involving five girls and many boys amid licentious conduct last fall.
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Lorain
Delaware
Cloyd Derhammer
Medina
Malcolm Thomson
Thomson
Congressmen Approve Spending Cuts Order
Washington set a sweeping austerity program as President Eisenhower ordered sharp curbs on federal hiring and construction to cut costs and balance the budget. Budget Director Dodge outlined limits, aiming to reduce personnel and overall government expenses with rare exceptions for hires and strict economy standards. Elyria Surplus Center moved to 541 Broad St. adv.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Truman
Joseph M. Dodge
United Press
Elyria Surplus Center
Broad St
Adv
Islands Reported Isolated As Dutch Storm Rages
The Netherlands radio said 1,100 people were isolated on three flooded islands as a new storm threatened sea walls. The death toll from the week’s hurricane era reached about 1,695 with Britain, Belgium and Germany also affected. Air crews ferried survivors and aid by air while 3,000 boats, 125 planes and 30 helicopters pressed rescue work amid rising seas.
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Amsterdam
Netherlands
Britain
Germany
Belgium
France
Nieuwe Tongen
Goerre-Overfiakkee
St. Philipsland Island
Schouwen
England
United Press
Harold Melahn
Woensdrecht
Holland
Vernon Pointer
Wichita
Kans
North Sea
Dutch Information Service
the Hague
Five Candid.tes File For County School Board
Five candidates join the race for three Lorain County Board of Education seats in November. Incumbents Davis Love Schmittgen seek reelection with Blackwell Knapp filing as additional nonpartisan contenders. No May primary. winners join Lott and Brush on the five-man board with terms ending January 1956.
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Lorrain County
Arthur J.blackwell
Camden Township
Jorvilie L. Knapp
Penfield Township
Fred W. Lott
Avon Lake
Clarence S. Brush
Eaton
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Laurence C. Kpoble
Joseph Gargasz
South Amherst
Dominic Gentile
South Amherst Village
Arthur J. Ernst
Walter A. Krueck
Grace T. Lynch
Vesta K. Obenour
Board of Trustees of Public Affairs
Marie O. Koontz
Amherst Exempted
T. W. McAdoo
Brighton Township
Robert F. Kuehlman
Donald F. Noriheim
Brownhelm
H. L. Whitney
Lyle K. Green
Curtis W. Haines
Laurence A. Jackson
Edmund Witbeck
Carlisle Township
Loretta Vunker
William E. Cromling
Myron C. Laussier
East Carlisle
William E. Witt
Lyman Hitchock
Columbia Township
Robert D. Pearce
Columbia
Laurence B. Gilcrest
Columbia Local
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Elyria Township
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Robert G. Elek
Andrew Marshall
John E. Mack
Thomas Mihalis
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