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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1955

Page

9

Benson Has No More To Say On Ladejinsky

Washington held hearings as a House subcommittee opened inquiry into the surplus property program. Witnesses included Brad Shaw Mintner who runs HEW’s surplus program and L K Barry of National Association for State Agencies. The panel questioned why assets aren’t sent to hospitals schools and cities with McCormack noting Defense sold surplus to junk dealers at low cost rather than to non profits or public bodies.

Washington LLP House Brad Shaw Mintner Heal, Education and Welfare L. K. Barry National Associat C. E. Caffrey Turers McRee John W. McCormack Cormack Mags Defense Department Eisenhower McCormack

World Wide Report on Formosa and Moscow Shifts

International News Service highlights stalled plans over Quemoy and Matsu, with Chiang Kai-shek’s forces near Formosa and U.S. cautious aid. Reports note Malenkov’s fall, Benson’s remarks on Karibbean voyages, drought relief, and a possible two-price wheat policy under scrutiny.

Kai-Shek Formosa Quemoy Matsu Amoy Fouchow Chiang U.S Washington Moscow Ezra Taft Benson Georgi Maleni Eisenhower World News Lokyu INS Benson Harold Stassen Kremlin Georgi Mal Caribbean Clifford Hope Russia House Agriculture Committee

Surplus Program Hearings Move Forward in Congress

Hearings began on increasing the bilateral surplus price cap to one billion dollars with options to trade surplus commodities for foreign currencies or strategic materials. Discussions cover butter exchanges with Russia, price support outlook for dairy, rural loan policy, and cautious U.S. stance amid Russian leadership turnover as diplomats assess Molotov’s controversial speech and future negotiations. In France, reports warn of a major spy scandal, with a Paris court likely to lift parliamentary immunity for Emmanuel Astier De La Vigerie, a noble-linked suspect and Progressive Party figure.

Congress Toj U.S Benson Russia House Agriculture Committee Eisenhower U. S Charles “Chip” Bohler Bohlen Georgi Malenkov Nikolai Bulganin Nida Khrushchev V. M. Molotov Molotov Howard Handelman France Paris National Assembly Emmanuel Astier de la Vigerie

Rose Bushes May Save Drivers Lives

Ohio officials back an automotive safety test using a massive rose bush to halt speeding cars. Andrew J. White, leading Motor Vehicle Research Inc., argues multi flora Japonica could catch and stop vehicles at high speed, with U.S. funding and university tests to follow.

Columbus Ohio Highway Department Durham United States Andrew J. White Ohio Highway Department White Manchester U.S. Bureau of Roads University of New Hampshire Motor Vehicle’Research Inc

Ike's Book Read Again By Capital's Newsmen

United Press reports White House reports show Ike rereading Crusade In Europe and A Complete Greek Drama as Zhukov interest grows. Interior decor notes and a RCA TV set in the press room accompany remarks on Zhukov's military prowess. Eisenhower praises Zhukov as a capable commander while McCarthy and Marshall figures loom in historical context.

Merriman Smith Zhukov United Press White House Washington Tremlin Zhajes Eisenhower Si“Crusade Europe Beria Gen Retary Dent Marshal Zhukov Jan Hagerty Zhukavi Louis Marx Associates Press Room RCA Germany Frank Folsom Zhukov

Auction Will Climax St Jude Fund Drive at Auction

Rena and Bob Ledyard of station WXEL in Cleveland will be featured guests Feb 26 at an auction sale in St Jude School hall. The event funds the new Convent housing 14 Sisters and visiting supervisors, with Archbishop Hoban to lead a Mass. Collectors are urged to donate salable items. pick up calls may be made to 65593.

Renn Bob Ledgurl Cleveland Si.divte Church St. Dude School Schedileit Med St. Dude Wialion Rena Bob Ledyard WXEL St. Jude School St. Jude Church Henry Zajac Ralph Nichols Parents’ Club St. Jude's Edward F. Hoban Jack Walton C. J. Burkhardt Robert Kaiser John Gorney Diames Terryll C. L. Nickley Lee Malar al Charnes George Slessler Ksagy Victor Stewart Harry Laver John Schweda Harold Archer Ralph Hall Gerald Baker Ward Baker Paul Pope Howard Boggs Mary Wayne Order of Notre Dame Mary Julianne Mery St. Verne Mary Rochelle Mary Jean Clare Mary Agnelle Ansel Rd Rote United States Toledo Covington California Java Germany Holland Spain Brazil England Italy India St. Jude John Carrabine John McCaffrey

Berlin Heights Club to Meet at 12:30 P.M.

Berlin Heights Berlin Garden Club will meet Friday at 12:30 p.m. in the home economics house, bring a covered dish and their worst measurement in pennies. A new rescue truck was delivered to the Berlin Township Volunteer Fire Department by Hartley Truck and Implement Co. The Berlin Township Public Library added two books and more members to the Volunteers Fire Department roster. Fer. n and Mr. and Mrs. Opfer welcomed a daughter born Feb 7 in Sandusky.

Berlin Heights Berlin Garden Club Home Economics House Berlin Township Robert Jones Hartley Truck and Implement Co New International Menaboni Athos Sara Menaboni Jerome Brooks Hine Albert Schweitzer Erica South Amherst Anderson Guy Sturtevant Lucy Fire Department Gunn Nelson Gunn Edward Weignight Andrew Gainck, Jr Leonard Koehn Walter Neiding Hazel Leach Richard Burkhart George Graybill Legion Auxiliary Lloyd Fletcher Hilda Burley Ed J Gladys Knott Ward Fahrney Richard Dostall Walter Eberhardt Wilbur Jerry Ferd'nand

Birthdays of Five Marked by Amherst Club Event

Members of Hepta Kai Triakonia Clio gathered at the Finnegans home in Amherst to celebrate five birthdays Mrs Dorothy Erhart Mrs Violet Hulton Stanley Swinding Elmer Cook and Mrs Marjorie Finnegan. Attendees included the Erharts of Lorain and Swindings of Elyria along with several couples and the hosts.

Amherst Hepta Kai Triakonia Clio Joseph Finnegan South Lake St Dorothy Erhart Violet Hulton Stanley Swinding Elmer Cook I Marjorie Finnegan Al]len Erhart Lorain Elyria

Pinochle Club Meets At Ridgeville Home

Ridgeville hosts Mr and Mrs James Berciak of Avon Belden for a Jolly Twelve Pinochle Club gathering Sunday night. Mrs Jack Rice won ladies high score and Jack Rice won men high score. Hostess served dessert. Rice couple to entertain March 13 at Brentwood Lake Village.

Ridgeville James Berciak Avon-Belden Ltd Thei Jolly Twelve Jack Rice

Penfield Briefs and Local Notices

Penfield brief notes list Mrs H C Weinle y Chitage as guest of relatives and several Sunday visits among Whitney, Jones, Pfeiffer, Howard and Tran families. Dennis Garfield recovering from months-old leg injury. Herbert Whitney in Illia Memorial Hospital for X ray. Legal notices include public utility transfer to Myers Trucking Co and bid invitation for Elyria High School stage equipment and draperies with specs by Outcalt Guenther. bids due February 24, 1955.

Public Utilities Commission of Ohl Hines Myers Trucking Co Ohia Columbus Ohio Wellington Elyria Shelter Square Cleveland Elyria City

Oberlin School Head To Study At Columbia U

Oberlin school head Wigton left for Teachers College Columbia University for a five to six week course in the Cooperative Program in Educational Administration. Edwin Treherie acts as superintendent in Wigton's absence. A Valentine luncheon hosted by the Literary and Social Club will be held at Oberlin Inn Thursday at 1 p.m. Hostesses are Mrs Locke Cools Mrs Dan Dudley and Mrs Harry Morgan.

Oberlin EL Wipton Teachers’ College Columbia University Wiglon Edwin C. Treherie Oberlin Inn Mrs. Locke Cools Dan Dudley Flarry Morgan

Delivery Contact Details for Oberlin News

Mrs June Alexander lists P O Box 33 and phone 5355 for delivery inquiries while Boris Heilman is listed for delivery coordination with phone 43633. The fragment provides two contact names and numbers without additional context.

June —& Alexander Boris Heilman

Churchmen's Club Hear Traeger in Vermilion

Vermilion churchmen hear Richard A. Traeger of Elyria at Okagie's Restaurant Sunday at 8 am. His topic is Americanism What It Means to Me with remarks on his former life as an automotive worker in Lienaig Germany and escape from Il Ron Curtain era imprisonment before coming to America about Wa years ago.

Vermilion

Card of Thanks for Patt Crawford’s Death

The Crawford family acknowledges sincere appreciation for the sympathy extended by relatives friends and the community after the death of their daughter Patt Crawford. Special thanks go to the funeral sermon speakers caregivers nurses and staff and to Mr and Mrs Ray Crawford for floral tributes.

Crleneda Celatives Dinelig Ltte Patt Sue Crawford Hitler Joseph Kocttls Ulee Dedtutea Doetden Elvtta Memering Mosethat

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