Wellington Senior Miss Dead In Route 18 Truck Crash
Lois Mae Storrow 17 a Wellington High senior died of a skull fracture after a pickup carrying nine Wellington girls left Route 18 near Brighton. Four others were injured and taken to Allen Hospital Oberlin while four more were uninjured. The group planned to attend a basketball game in New London and Rochester Methodist Church services will honor the deceased.
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Wellington
Lois Mae Storrow
Wellington High School
Allen Hospital
Oberlin
Brighton
Miss Storrow
Lynn Storrow
Wellington R. C
Mary Rose
Charles Rose
Barker Street
June Sipes
William Sipes
Vine Street
Norma Bailey
Floyd Bailey
Prospect Street
Dora Dailey
Nancy Kapis
Pleasant Street
Anna Markel
Oscar Markel
Herrick Avenue West
Carol Shepard
Clayton Shepard
Kathleen McConkey
Miss Mconkey
Miss Dailey
Patsy
Litchfield
New London
Wellington Dukes
New London Wildcats
Wellington F. H. A
Rochester Methodist Church
Helen Jean Ward
Maumee
LaRue Burkett
Sullivan
Fanklin
Donald
Mack
Norman
Army
Kentucky
Zello Jonanson
Elyria
Andrews Funeral
Paul Brown
Rochester
China-bound tanker Wulma anchors off Singapore
The 7,717-ton Finnish tanker Wulma carrying 1,000 tons of jet fuel for Communist China anchored off Singapore after sighting near Pulobukon installations. Located 16 miles northwest of Singapore, the ship refused to answer questions as U S efforts to halt the voyage failed.
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Singapore
China
Romania
Black Sea Ploestri
Shell Oil Company
Pulobukon
Singapore Pilots’ Office
United States
State Department
Helsinki
U.S
Ankara
Dardanelles
Nieh Chieh Ting
Ching Kai-Shek
Eisenhower slows blockade push amid Korea tension
Washington reports say the Eisenhower administration tempered congressional pressure for a blockade or bombing of Manchuria. Gen. Omar Bradley warned a naval blockade could provoke World War II, while Secretary Dulles and Bradley cautioned no plan to blockade Red China exists. The hearing noted a UN blockade would be necessary to count as effective.
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Hower
Manchuria
U. S
Omar N. Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
John Foster Dulles
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Red China
Korea
Bradley
Hong Kong
China
Dairen
Port Arthur
Russia
MacArthur
United Nations
Bradlew
Dukes
Alexander Wiley
R-Wis
Eisenhower
Congress
Accident Victim Shows Slight Improvement
Lester Shy, 36, of Detroit, Michigan, is slowly improving at Allen Memorial Hospital after an early morning accident that fatally injured New London man Harrison King, 27, of North Railroad Street. King died at Oberlin Hospital and his body lies at Sackett Eastman Funeral Home pending his parents from Missouri. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Lester Shy
Detroit
Mich
New London
Allen Memorial Hospital
Harrison King
North Railroad Street
Bigelow Tire Co
Oberlin Hospital
Sackett - Eastman
Missouri
Northeastern Ohio Weather Outlook and Highway Report
Cloudy skies with occasional rain and mild temperatures through tonight and Thursday morning. High of 40 this afternoon, low around 3. Tuesday’s thermometer 39 to 22 with no precipitation in the last 24 hours. Humidity low, sunrise 7 25 a m, sunset 5 58 p m. Ohio highways show light rain statewide, temps 30 to 40, possible sleet in the northeast, showers and possible thunderstorms tonight, cooler Thursday with morning rain.
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Ohio
Real Estate Tax Bills Mailed. Agencies Set to Aid Collection
County Treasurer Walter J. Wright announced nine outside tax collection agencies will open late this week and early next to assist real estate tax collection. Locations include Wellington Oberlin Kipten Amherst Grafton and three sites in Lorain, with Avon Lake to open next week. Bills have been mailed for most districts though a few await duplicates from the county auditors due to the general property reappraisal.
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Walter J. Wright
Wellington
Oberlin
Kip‘ten
Amherst
Grafton
Lorain
Avon Lakes
Elyria
County Engineer Expands Space in Masonic Temple Building
County commissioners authorize renting extra rooms in the Masonic Temple vacated by The Northern Savings and Loan Co to house the county engineer's department. Total building rent rises to 220 dollars monthly with an 83 dollar increase. The county also buys two safes and fluorescent lighting fixtures from The Northern Savings and Loan for 507 dollars for engineer use.
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Masonic Temple
Northern Savings and Loan Co
County Engineer's
Northern Savings and Loan
County Engineer’s
Elyria Officials Meet With Striking Telephone Workers
At Mayor Henry W. Ault's request a meeting was held in his office at 11 a.m. between Elyria Telephone Co. officials and representatives of striking employees to seek a resolution. The strike, two weeks old, was ongoing as presses moved.
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Henry W. Ault
Elyria Telephone Co
Ault
Amherst Calendar of Events and Local Notes
Amherst calendar item listings and brief notes from Elyria area papers include events in Grafton and Oberlin, with hospital notes, markets, real estate transfers, society items, sports and theater schedules. Wellington appears in the page header with date hints for the issue.
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Amherst Caendar
Elyria Comics
Death Records
Grafton Page Hospital Notes
Oberlin Realj Estate Transfers Society
Voice of the People
Wellington
Military budget reform unlikely in near term
Washington authorities doubt major revisions will stem from the quick study ordered by the administration. New service heads assess fiscal 1954 needs as a tightly tailored budget, with possible savings only in the short 17 day window. Truman’s $46.3 billion request may be too low versus projections near $48 billion, with Korea costs and rearmament bills rising.
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Washington
Navy
Charles S. Thomas
Truman
Congress
Defense
Roger M. Kres
Army
Air Force
Defense Department
Child Dies In Fire Kills Two Year Old in Home Fire
Firemen hunted the body of two year old William Stutz after a flash fire that destroyed the Stutz residence yesterday. Three other children escaped the blaze which investigators believe started with a kerosene stove explosion.
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Wavarre
William Stutz
Stutz
County Board Sets Ten Ton Road Limits on 37 Routes
County commissioners approved a ten ton limit on 37 county road sections to guard against damage during spring thaws after engineer’s recommendation. A three ton limit was also set for Green Street Bridge in Henrietta per the engineer.
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Inder
Green Street Bridge
Henrietta
State Supreme Court Orders Valente to Reopen Minot Jelice Trial
News services and five New York newspapers obtained a court order directing General Sessions Judge Francis L. Valente to show cause on Friday why he should not reopen the Minot F7 Jelice vice trial to the press and public.
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New York
Supreme Court
General Sessions
Francis L. Valente
Luce Barred From Vatican Link In Ambassador Role
The Vatican newspaper Osservatore Romano states Mrs. Clare Boothe Luce cannot serve as United States ambassador to Italy and act as a diplomatic link with the Holy See. It reiterates Vatican policy that officials accredited to Italy may not undertake separate diplomatic work with the Vatican.
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Vatican City
Osservatore Romano
Clare Boothe Luce
United States
Italy
Vatican
Holy See
Bottling Company Drivers On Strike in Lorain County
Eight Coca Cola Bottling drivers at Elyria stopped deliveries at 7 a.m. affecting Lorain Erie and Huron counties. The company offered no comment while noting some drivers demands seemed excessive. Local 571 president James Stockard was unavailable for comment.
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Coca Cola
Elyria
Lorain
Erie
Huron
James Stockard
Contracts Awarded For Three Police Cruisers
Safety service director Dan W. Kothe awarded contracts for three police cruisers. Spitzer Motors sold two cars at 1 873.50 each and Elco Chevrolet supplied the third at 1 870.04. Delivery is within 30 days.
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Safety Service
Dan W. Kothe
Spitzer Motors Company
Elco
Chevrolet
Edison Day Declared in Ohio on Edison Birthday
Gov Frank Lausche proclaims today Thomas Alva Edison Day in Ohio marking the 106th birthday of the noted inventor. Edison was born in Milan Ohio.
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Columbus
Frank J. ‘Lausche
Thomas Alva Edison
Ohio
Edison
Milan
Officials Discuss Program Aimed at More Trade and Less Aid
President Eisenhower convened 12 top congressional and administration officials to discuss expanding free nations’ trade and reducing aid. The talks touched on extending the Reciprocal Trade Act and streamlining customs rules, with Taft describing the session as exploratory. Participants included Senate and House tariff leaders and key aid and trade aides from the White House and cabinet departments.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Administration
James C. Hagerty
White House
U. S
Senate
Robert A. Taft
Taft
Eugene D. Millikin
John D. Morse
Harold Linder
Samuel W. Anderson
Philip Arnow
Office of International Labor Affairs
Fair Board Plans Grandstand At Wellington Grounds
The Lorain County Agricultural Society votes to build a 1650 seat steel and concrete grandstand at Wellington fair grounds pending county funding. Costing 23000, with 13000 borrowed at 4 percent for two years. Samuel Provenza appointed to fill vacancy from Orlando Petrillo’s resignation.
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Fair Board
Lorain County Agricultural Society
Fair Grounds
Wellington
Agricultural Society
The
Clair Hill
Trujillo Proposes Dominican Troops for Korea War
Dominican leader Rafael Trujillo offered a 5000 man regimental combat team to join United Nations forces in Korea to curb Communist revolutions in Latin America. He warned of uprisings in Guatemala Venezuela and Cuba and urged U N Security Council action on anti Semitism in Russia and allied states.
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United Nations
N. Y—Caribbean
Rafael L. Trujillo
Latin America
Korea
Trujillo
Guatemala
Venezuela
Cuba
Dominican Republic
U.N. Security Council
Russia
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Robert Emmons
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Palladeum, J
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Bottling Company
Elyria Surplus
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