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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1952
Page
1
North Korea proposes a peace conference within 90 days after the armistice to discuss withdrawal of foreign troops and a Far Eastern settlement. Nam Il submits the plan to UN and North Korean negotiators. Joy grants a short recess to study the proposal.
The city announces Feb 1 billing for garbage collections by the Sanitation Department under Safety Service Director D. W. Kothe as part of a plan to maintain a regular schedule and settle ongoing rubbish concerns amid broader Korea peace talks and UN deliberations.
Police report multiple pedestrian auto crashes yesterday. Dore Snyder, 12, and two others were injured while crossing Washington Avenue crosswalks. Snyder was treated and released from Elyria Memorial Hospital. Charles Butsey and a third pedestrian suffered contusions and were treated before release. A court appearance date was set for one driver for failure to yield.
Cleveland and Columbus reports detail labor and utility actions. Union calls for Greyhound drivers to return to work while Local 1043 demands firings reviewed. Lorain Tel Co faces a 23 percent rate hike with metropolitan service debates.
An attorney for the steel industry argued before a six man Wage Stabilization Board panel that CIO steelworkers 34 cent hourly increases exceed current rules. He urged the panel not to misapply regulations to create floors in dispute cases amid United States Steel Corp and United Steelworkers of America arguments.
The record lists John Clifton of Columbus as a consulting engineer with the National Appraisal Co and J R Foster as a consulting economist.
The forecast calls for cloudy skies with some light snow flurries around one inch tonight. It will be a bit colder with a low near 25 as the night ends, then Thursday remains cloudy but mild with continued light conditions.
Lawrence A. Razete executive of Cincinnati Raytronics Co started a three year sentence in Ashland Kentucky Federal Prison. He was convicted of giving about 900 dollars to an Air Force procurement employee at Wright Patterson Air Base to win contract favors.
The former Princess Elizabeth learned of King George VI’s death by radio-telephone call and prepared to fly to London to assume leadership of the Commonwealth. The Royal Flight was expected to reach London Airport by 6 p.m. local time.
Industry statistics claim fringe benefits would far exceed the cost of granting the United Steelworkers a general wage increase. The passage notes a comparison between fringe benefits costs and the wage hike demanded by the union.
Charlesy Dangerfield, 55, of 1216 South Prospect Street, is charged with involuntary manslaughter after a crash at Grafton and Fuller roads that killed 65-year-old Casper Madre of West Ridge Road. Dangerfield’s eastbound car collided with a southbound truck driven by Charles Cotton, 2222 Lake Avenue, causing Madre’s vehicle to be struck. Arraignment before Justice C. C. Lord is set for tomorrow.
Production at the Elyria plant is halted as UAW CIO Local 1161 leads a work stoppage that began Tuesday at 2 p.m. Representatives from the company union and the U S Mediation and Conciliation Service met to resolve remaining issues including union security and no strike clauses after fourteen bargaining sessions.
Britain mourns King George VI as Elizabeth Windsor becomes Queen. The 56 year old monarch died in his sleep at Sandringham after a long illness and Elizabeth heads to London with Prince Philip to prepare for accession and proclamation.
The Ohio Turnpike Commission said cost and material conservation drove building only to Maumee near Toledo. The plan aims at immediate financing and saving 48 to 50 million dollars, avoiding full Indiana-border construction in the first phase.
The report notes Elizabeth II becomes queen, joining Elizabeth and Mary as three living queens. It recalls historic monarchs from Victoria to Anne. Some dispute over whether she is Elizabeth I or II and questions about Scotland.
At a school assembly this morning Elyria High awarded 22 students for two years of band work during a preview of the concert band. The Elyria Booster Club trophy for the 1951 football squad was also presented to the school for display, with varsity coach Bill Coyer and the team.
New York report says the Duke of Windsor, stunned by King George VI’s death, will sail to England tomorrow aboard the Queen Mary. The American‑born Duchess will remain in the United States.
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