Reed Bill Urged as 1953 Tax Cut Move
Congressional experts say the Reed Income Tax Reduction Bill would cut current year taxes by 25 to 50 dollars for those earning about five thousand dollars annually. The plan, backed by Rep. Daniel A. Reed, seeks a roughly ten percent cut for most taxpayers effective July 1, with a five percent net effect for calendar 1953. The measure, likely to pass the Ways and Means Committee, faces opposition from President Eisenhower, House Speaker Martin, and Senate leaders who favor delaying or alternative tax strategies.
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Washington
Daniel A. Reed
Rn.y
House
Ways and Means
Reed
Eisenhower
Congress
Joseph W. Martin Jr
Mass
Senate
Robert A. Taft
R-O
County Board Shifts Monthly Meeting To First Friday
Lorain County Board of Education votes to move monthly meetings to the first Friday night, citing conflicts with second Friday dates. They authorize C A Gibbons to secure a speaker for the annual village and rural school board meeting and consider a March or April date. Arthur Yarian to attend the American Personnel and Guidance Association convention in Chicago March 29 to April 2. Anthony De Gennaro given bus driver certificate for remainder of school year, replacing a driver who moved away. County Education Association letter thanks board for aiding a December 5 teacher workshop at Clearview School.
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Lorain
Arthur G. Yarian
American Personnel and Guidance Association
Chicago
Anthony DeGennaro
Camden
Lorain County Education Association
Clearview School
Weather update for Northeastern Ohio and Ohio highways
Fair and warmer in Northeastern Ohio with a high near 46 this afternoon. Tonight remains mild with cloudy skies and cooler conditions tomorrow with a high around 36 and windy. Friday temperature range 28 to 33 with 0.06 inch precipitation in 24 hours ending 8 p.m. Friday. Ohio highways report normal conditions with temps 18 to 30 degrees and a forecast of fair weather, then 40 to 50 degrees tonight with rain and possible snow flurries in the north.
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Ohio
Negotiations in Elyria Telephone Strike Break Down
Negotiations between The Elyria Telephone Co. and its striking employees broke down at 2 a.m. after a city effort to mediate. The dispute centers on reinstating Ruby Lynch, whose discharge sparked the walkout Jan. 28, with both sides条件 agreeing to arbitration only after workers return. The company sought a temporary restraining order against the Communications Workers of America CIO and local officers amid ongoing picketing and alleged interference.
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Elyria Telephone Co
Henry W. Ault
Ault
Communication Workers of America, Cio
Union
Dan W. Kothe
Richard Baird
Ruby Lynch
Lynch
Thestrikers
Common Pleas Court
Communications Workers of America, Cio
Elyria
CWA
Ernest Binggell
Mary T Pawlikowski
Ruth E. McGrew
Japanese Factory Explosions Kill 25 in Tokyo
A violent series of explosions at a major high explosive factory in Tokyo killed at least 25 people and injured 45. The blasts leveled 12 factory buildings and wrecked nearly 100 nearby homes, with a complete destruction complicating casualty counts. No Americans were listed among the dead or missing.
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Tokyo
Boy Killed by Auto in Painesville
Terence Dosle a seven year old boy was struck and killed by a motor vehicle near his home in Painesville as he returned from school late yesterday witnesses said the incident occurred within sight of his residence and authorities were investigating the crash
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Painesville
Terence Dosle
Wedding Promise Fulfilled For Widow In Palmer House
Mrs. Tima Klepitch, widow of Frederick Klepitch who died in 1942, fulfilled a 25 year old vow by joining her daughter Katherine for a Valentine’s Day anniversary dinner at Chicago’s Palmer House Empire Room. Katherine arranged the trip after writing Vernon Herndon, Palmer House general manager, who invited them from Eveleth Minnesota to celebrate the couple’s silver anniversary with a special menu and dine in the famed hotel. The note recalled a 50 cent wedding gift and a promise of the best dinner.
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Chicago
Tima Kiepitch
Frederick Klepitch
Palmer House
Klepitch
Katherine
Vernon Herndon
Palmer House Hotel
Eveleth
Minn
Klepitchs
Herndon
Iran Quake Death Toll Over 1 000
Iran announces more than 1 000 dead after a three minute quake that leveled villages in the northeast. Toroud village reports about 950 deaths with 209 injured. rescue teams work with limited aid as cold weather worsens conditions.
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Iran
Toroud
Radio
Tehran
Pravda Blasts Israel Over Bombing as Terrorist Acts
Pravda denounces Israel for terrorist acts and a dirty campaign against the Soviet Union. The commentary ties the Tel Aviv legation bombing to Israeli intelligence covert activity, following Soviet diplomatic rupture with Israel.
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Moscow
Pravda
Soviet Union
Israel
Tel Aviv
Pedestrian Hit By Car Injures Left Leg and Shoulder
Charles Carter, 47, of 1984 Hazel Wood Street, was treated at St Josephs Hospital Lorain for injuries to his left leg and shoulder after being struck by a car at 8 p m along Route 254 near Ethel Street. He was later taken to the hospital by his wife and did not identify the vehicle.
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Charles Carter
Hazelwood Street
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lorain
Ethel Street
Carter
Dr OBrien Called To Duty In The Air Force
Dr John OBrien who opened his Elyria office about 18 months ago has been called to active duty in the United States Air Force He left Wednesday for New York and will report for duty shortly He expects to serve about two years and may return to his Elyria practice His offices were at 215 Court Street and his residence at 2358 Fourth Street.
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John O'Brien
Elyria
United States Air Force
O'Brien
New York
Air Force
Court Street
Fourth Street
Mrs. Rothel to Lead Elyria Red Cross Cover Girls
Mrs. Robert Rothel named chairman of Elyria Red Cross Cover Girls for the $39,772 campaign, with four subdivision chairs organizing areas Northern Southern Eastern and Western. About 200 Cover Girls will visit homes to enlist participation in the nationwide disaster aid, blood supply, polio gamma globulin, and overseas recreation programs.
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Robert Rothel
Red Cross Appeal For Funds
Elyria
Andrew Hutchinson
Robert Vonachen
Eastern Area
Richard Stein
Western Area
Alvin J. Meyer
Northern Area
Red Cross
J. Clare George
Southern
Eastern
Cearry
Gamma-Global
Enforcement of Bicycle Rules Starts Monday
Patrolman Tom Graham of the Elsha Police Department announced he will issue bicycle licenses at five schools next week. He and an assistant will be on hand 1 to 5 PM at Eastern B shts St Marys Hamilton Franklin Reevelt. Violations will go to the new Bicycle Court and重点 safety equipment checks will be stressed at night.
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Tom Graham
Elsha Police Department
Eastern
St. Mary's
Hamilton
Franklin
Reevelt
Graham
Leaflets Outline New Vehicle Safety Law Details
Leaflets detailing the new Motor Vehicle Safety Responsibility Law are distributed by the Bureau of Motor Vehicles in Columbus. They will be available locally at gas stations auto clubs deputy registrars police and sheriffs departments and state patrols. Custom built auto radios for any car offered from 39.95 by Erb Radio.
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Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Columbus
Auto Club
U N Troops Break From Trap On Old Baldy Mountain
U N infantry and heavy artillery fought five hours to escape a Chinese trap on Old Baldy Mountain. In the western front battle 70 Reds were killed or wounded. Reinforcements were repeatedly stopped by Red forces between lines. Additional probing attacks along the 155 mile battlefront were repulsed as Allied air power attacked supply routes.
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Seoul
Korea
Old Baldy
United Nations
Work Starts Earlier in Washington After Eisenhower Order
An electric device tracking car flow into Washington shows government workers arriving 21 minutes earlier since President Eisenhower's punctuality order. The change reflects widespread compliance among federal offices and transportation hubs in the capital.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Ask Dulles Base News Blackout Angers Senators
Washington senators urged Secretary of State John Foster Dulles to ease a news blackout on his congressional appearances. Dulles refused free discussion unless secrecy was pledged, provoking protests and leaks as subcommittee members sought an arrangement deemed satisfactory to all parties.
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Washington
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Senate
H. Alexander Smith
R-N. J
Subcommittee
Korea
William Hodge Held After Chestnut Street Arm Cut
Police detain William Hodge of 201 Broveland Avenue Oberlin for investigation after he reports a man attacked him on Chestnut Street. He received seven stitches for a three inch cut on his left upper arm at Elyria Memorial Hospital.
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William&. Hodge
Broveland Avenue
Oberlin
Hodge
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Chestnut Street
Pope seeks answer on Rosenberg plea not reaching President
Emanuel H. Bioch, attorney for Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, demanded an investigation into why Pope Pius XII's plea for clemency did not reach Presidents Eisenhower or Truman. The Vatican disclosed the intervention amid ongoing debate after the Rosenbergs were denied clemency and remain on Sing Sing's death row.
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New York
Emanuel H. Bioch
Julius Andthel Rosenberg
Justice Department
White House
Pius XII
Bloch
Eisenhower
Truman
Rosenbergs
America
Russia
United States
Rosenberg
Sing Sing Pris
Flood Threat Looms Over Belgian Dutch Sea Defenses
Thousands of troops police and civilians battled a rising North Sea tide threatening Belgium the Netherlands and Britain. Evacuations began under emergency orders as dikes sagged and a high tide loomed Sunday night amid grim winter storms.
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Netherlands
Marines
Belgium
North Sea
Zieriksee
Schouwen-Duiveland
Mechelen Marines
Dyle
Schelde
Idikes
Great Britain
Antwerp
Britain
Hunt Plane Lost With 4 Students
Four Niagara University students aboard a light private plane are reported missing after a pamphlet raid on St. Bonaventure University. Search planes from Westover and Selfridge aided Civil Air Patrol in the Naples Canandaigua area. The crew includes pilot William J Murphy Jr and students James Sweeney Richard Hens and Donald Nichel.
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Buffalo
N. Y
New York
Niagara University
St. Bonaventure University
Olean
Air Force
Westover Field
Mass
Selfridge Field
Mich
Civil Air Patrol
Naples-Canandaigua
Rochester
James Sweeney
Elmhurst
William J. Murphy ,Jr
Lockport
Richard Hens
Hamburg
Donald Lt. Nichel
Finnish Tanker Awaits Orders Off Singapore
The Finnish tanker Wiima carrying 7,000 tons of jet plane fuel sits at anchor near Singapore awaiting new directions from its owners. Authorities avoid confirming diplomatic significance as a possible run of a Chinese Nationalist blockade looms over delivery to the Chinese Communists.
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Helsinki
Finland
Singapore
China
Foreign Office
Hospital Head Names New Cleveland Receiving Hospital Superintendent
Public welfare director J. H. Lamneck announced Dr. William G. Stover as the new superintendent of Cleveland Receiving Hospital, succeeding acting head Dr. Bernard M. Matthews.
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Columbus
Ohio
J. H. Lamneck
William G. Stover
Cleveland Receiving Hospital
Bernard M. Matthews
Lost Items Help You Reunite With Belongings
Chronicle-Telegram Want Ads offer low cost help to recover items like purses wallets and watches. Call 4751 to place a notice and have a courteous ad-taker assist in writing an effective ad.
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Chronicle-Telegram
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