Driver of Auto Also Near Death
Harrison V. King 27 of 17 North Railroad St News London died in Allen Hospital Oberlin at 10 45 am today from injuries in an automobile truck collision on Routes 10 and 20 near Oberlin occurring at 6 15 am King drove an 11 ton load of drain tile east on Route 20 when his truck was struck head on by a 1948 convertible driven by Lester Shy 36 of Detroit Shy was on the wrong side of the highway deputies said King suffered skull and pelvis injuries and lacerations while Shy’s condition was not stated An employee of The E Biglow Co of New London King had worked there about five years He was married with a child and another expected King’s cargo blocked the highway and was cleared by a road grader The accident followed a flat tire delay for another Biglow driver at the scene.
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Lester Sify
Detroit
Allen Hospital
Oberlin
Harrison King
New London
Harrison V. King
North Railroad Street
News London
E. Biglow Co
King
Lester Shy
Adlaide Street
Oberlin Hospital
George Kosco
James Howard
Shy
Biglow Company
Howard Preslan
Cowling and Sedgeman
Oberlin i
Bi Low Company
Macedonia
Mertor
Republicans Hear Great Tribute To Eisenhower
Dr. Arthur S. Flemming addressed Lorain county Republicans at a combined Lincoln Day dinner and Antlers Hotel banquet in Lorain. He praised Eisenhower as a decisive leader and discussed planned government reorganization and cuts, urging continued GOP control of Congress and a future Ohio governor election.
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Eisenhower
Arthur Flemming
Lorain County
Antlers Hotel
Lorain
Republican
Arthur S. Flemming
Ohio Wesleyan University
Government Organization Committee
Flemming
Las
Republican Party
Abraham Lincoln
Defense Mobilization
Washington
Ohio
Herman Hageman
Membber
Board of Trustees of
Ohio Westeyan
Alvin Weichel
Ted Brown
Roger Tracy
Harold TI. Covault
Republican Executive Committee
Union Statement on Elyria Telephone Strike Condemns Company Tactics
William J. Walsh of the Communications Workers of America CIO presents a detailed account of the Elyria Telephone strike. He cites years of failed negotiations since union recognition in 1952 and accuses management of anti union conduct including intimidation and the push for a no strike clause. He outlines organizing history, NLRB actions, and specific supervisory pressures on operators.
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Elyria
Chronicle Telegram
William J. Walsh
Communications Workers of America
Elyria Telephone Company
Communications Workers of America-Cio
National Labor Relations Board
Cwa-Cio
Two Men Hospitalized After Elyria Club Fight
Alonzo Guice, 31, and Thomas Davis, 27, were taken to St. Joseph's Hospital after a Knife assault at the La France Club on Elyria Avenue Lorain. Guice suffered a slash above the left eye while Davis had cuts to the face and chest. Deputies Howard and Kosco conducted a search of several patrons but found no firearms and could not confirm a prior shooting.
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la France Club
Elyria Avenue
Lorain
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Alonzo Guice
Victory Avenue
Thomas Davis
East Avenue
James Howard
George Kosco
Elyria Board Rejects Spring Football For This Year
Elyria Board of Education rejects an athletic board proposal to start spring football this year. The athletic reports show improved finances with receipts of 16 430 89 and disbursements of 12 155 96 while accounts payable total 6 469 31. The decision followed a presentation by Superintendent Nicholas and the athletic group.
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Louis Kolopus
Four Candidacy Petitions Declared Invalid in Lorain County
The Lorain County Board of Elections ruled four petitions invalid after Monday's review of candidacy declarations. James K. Veliless was invalid for not naming his former name Veliess. Pickle and Nagy failed to designate office sought, and Snyder lacked enough valid signatures for councilman first ward Elyria.
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Lorain County
John H. Pickle
Elyria
Stephen R. Nagy
Raymond E. Snyder
No Action Taken By Elyria School Board On Salary Matter
The Elyria Board of Education deferred action on teachers salary schedule for a second time as two members were absent. Worth Fauver led the meeting and data from Superintendent L N Nicholas was reviewed. The board plans to continue study to compare local salaries with similar sized cities and nearby districts.
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Elyria Public Schools
Elyria Board of Education
R. G. Taylor
B. I. Ohlemacher
Worth Fauver
Taylor
L. N. Nicholas
Elyria
Northeastern Ohio Weather Outlook With Rain Likely
Mostly cloudy conditions dominate this afternoon with a high near 38 and a low around 32. A rain chance continues tonight into Wednesday with highs near 43, while temperatures trend near to above normal through the five day period with rain on Wednesday and again over the weekend.
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Ohio
School Building Plans Discussed by Elyria Board
The Elyria board of education discussed multiple phases of the school building program at last night’s meeting. A report on securing the Sixth street Massey property for the high school expansion said the $30,000 offer was rejected and the board authorized action to acquire it. Additional land for an approach to the Rosenlee site was reviewed with cited costs. Questions about fire and police protection from a township school in the district were raised, with Superintendent Nicholas noting the district’s scope and urging careful study.
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Elyria High School
Elyria Board of Education
Nicholas
Fauver
Elyria
Board of Education
Sixth Street
Massey
W. O. McClellan
Richard Baird
McClellan
Rosenlee Site
P. R. Smith
Elyria City
Lynn Nicholas
Smith
Fourteen Elyria Men Go For Induction In Cleveland
Fourteen Elyria men left by bus this morning to be inducted at Cleveland. Group leader was Dale Post of 215 Howe street in Elyria. Before departure they were greeted by members of the Red Cross Salvation Army American Legion and its Auxiliary and the Gideon Bible Society who offered gifts such as cigarettes candy and sewing kits. The groups have offered support since the Korean War and extended the service to those who left during the last war.
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Elyria
Cleveland
Dale Post
Howe Street
Elyna
Red Cross
Salvation Army
American Legion
Gideon Bible Society
Driver Hurt As Auto Hits Pole
Robert D. Kara of 275 Griswold was injured at 2 22 am on Cleveland Street when his car crossed the street, clipped the curb, and struck a utility pole in front of 176 Cleveland Street. He was taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital with facial cuts requiring 22 stitches. police reported he remained in the car briefly before rescue.
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Robert D. Kara
Griswold
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Cleveland Street
Kara
Cleveland
Jacksons
Willie West
Willie, Jr
John Bronson
West
West Sr
Bronson
Chester Bryant
Mayho
Bryant
Lorainne Bryant
Chester
Judge Thomson Returns to Desk After Eye ailment
Probate and Juvenile Judge Malcolm Thomson resumes duties at his Elyria office after Christmas absence. He wears an eye patch and reports ongoing limited endurance as doctors advise careful return to work. ELYRIA Surplus Center relocated to 541 Broad Street.
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Malcolm Thomson
Thomson
Elyria
Infant Killed in Carlisle Fire. Foster Parents Burned
A one year old, Jerry Jackson, died in a Carlisle dwelling fire started while attempting to light a coal stove. Foster parents Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Jackson suffered severe injuries. fire officials said entry was delayed by intense heat and smoke. The blaze, at Route 10 near La Grange Road, caused home and content damage estimated between 2000 and 3000 dollars.
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Jackson
Route 10
Walter Jackson
Carlisle
Jerry Jackson
Walter J. Jackson
Jacksons
la Grange Road
Harold Bruce
Carlisle Fire Department
John Wircenske
Manuel Gomez
Sheriff's Department
Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home
Brookdale Cemetery
Dairy Farmers Hear Problems Analyzed At Annual Meeting
Lorain County Dairy Sales Association held a large crowd meeting at Carlisle Grange Hall with talks on milk pricing and dairy concerns. President M O Penfound noted 13,849,000 pounds of milk valued at 692000 dollars, while director re elections included Penfound Dimaline Hahn and Lehman. county health board budget details were given by Dimaline, with lunch served in two shifts.
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Lorain County Dairy Sales Association
Carlisle Grange Hall
M. O. Penfound
Park A Dimaline
Penfound
Dimaline
Lorain County Health Board
Lorain County
Ed C. Hahn
Hahn
Huron
Leon Lehman
Grafton
J. C. George
Chronicle- Telegram
Paul Campbell
Grange
Earl Poley
American Dairy Association
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Chronicle-Telegram
Chronicle- Telegram
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