Spiritual Renaissance U S Bulwark Against Red Threat
An inter faith Elyria gathering at First Methodist for the Federated Men's Club annual Brotherhood Week dinner drew 315 Catholics, Protestants and Jews. Dr Allen Stockdale shared a view of a spiritual renaissance in America, urging vigilance against communism and planning for coming growth, citing Lindbergh and Bishop Sheen as examples. Russia’s church limits were noted, including state control and restricted education, with services only in Russian.
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Brotherhood
First Methodist
Federated Men’s Club
Elyria
United States
Brotherhood of Men
Allen Stockdale
National Association of Manufacturers
Charles Lindbergh
Sheen
Christopher
Pitching Parson
Stockdale
U.S
Real Estate Tax Collection Opens Tomorrow County Treasurer Announces
County Treasurer Carl Schmit Kons said real estate tax collection starts tomorrow with no penalty through March 15. Tax bills will be mailed to residents on the list. nonlisted taxpayers must call. He aims for about 3 million dollars, noting 800 thousand already collected via delinquent payments and advance payments. District collection agencies will operate at National City Bank Lorain Central Bank Lorain Amherst branch Lorain County Savings and Trust Avon Lake Elyna Savings and Trust Grafton Banking Kipton Oberlin Savings Oberlin Peoples Bank Wellington First Wellington Bank. First-half last year totaled 3,476,944 and second-half 3,238,193.
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Carl 0. Schmit- Kons
Schmitkens
National City Bank
Central Bank and
City Bank
Lorain
Amherst
Lorain County Savings and Trust Co
Avon Lake
Elyna Savings and Trust Co
Grafton Banking Co
Kipton Bank
Oberlin Savings Bank
The
Peoples Bank
Oberlin
Harold Wallace
First Wellington Bank
Wellington
Weather warms across Ohio with spring like days
Ohioans enjoy spring like weather as temperatures reach 50 to 56 degrees with above normal highs. The U S Weather Bureau notes a warm mild pattern from the Rockies to the Atlantic coast and no rain expected. Lows dip into the 30s tonight with temperatures staying above freezing. Motorists report good driving conditions as highways remain clear and normal with increasing cloudiness and rising temps forecast for Friday.
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Bureau
Ohio Highway Department
Chicago
Denver
Los Angeles
Miami
Washington D. C
Weather Outlook for Northeastern Ohio Today and Friday
Northeastern Ohio enjoys sunny and warmer conditions today with a high near 50 and a low around 35. Tonight will be clear. Friday turns partly cloudy and warmer. Wednesday temperatures range 32 to 44 with 20 inches of precipitation in the last 24 hours ending 8 p.m. Wednesday. Humidity was 97 percent at 8 p.m. Wednesday and 65 percent at 8 p.m. Thursday. Sunrise Thursday 7 16 a.m. Moonset 6 58 a.m. Friday. HIM RESAR moved to 533 Lodging, New Phone 99 112.
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Ohio
Mooneet
Officer Brenner thanks city for Korea aid drive
Lt. R Z Brenner now in Korea expresses deep appreciation for Elyria’s warm clothing drive. Over 600 pounds of clothing shipped, collected by The Chronicle Telegram staff inspired by his plea for Korea proteges. He notes his name on the front page and says his unit will pass the project to successors as he plans to return home by late April.
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R. Z. Brenner
Korea
Chronicle-Telegram
Brenner
Brennner
George
Elyria
Thunderbird
A. M. Brenner
Middle Avenue
South Korea
Where To Turn L np 50 $8 ha ter a 1 9
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Korea Relaxes Stance on Holding Indian POWs in Korea
South Korea softened its position on keeping 76 North Korean prisoners in India for resettlement. Defense Minister John Won II asked for three assurances from the United Nations Command and India regarding welfare, nonassistance to communist countries, and final return if no neutral country accepts them. The letter followed a 90-minute meeting between President Syngman Rhee and top officials at Eighth Army headquarters.
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ROK
United Nations Command
India
John Won II
U.S. Army
Maxwell D. Taylor
Won Yong
Won
Taylor
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Korea
Syngman Rhee
Sohn
Eighth Army
CARE for Korea Drive Planned in Downtown Elyria
Elyria Woman's Club Inc. conducts the CARE for Korea campaign with 120 volunteers collecting food and clothing from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. tomorrow and 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday in downtown Elyria. Mrs. Ted Prindie schedules the volunteers. badges identify workers. The CARE boxes tops were widened to accept coins and bills.
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Elynia Cares
Elyna Care For
Korea
Elyna Woman’s Club Inc
Richard S. Horan
Elyria-Care For Korea Project
County Eyes Ten Ton Spring Weight Limit Plan
County Engineer Donald E. Patterson urged the county commission to impose a ten ton limit on 36 county road sections during the spring thaw. Commissioners were expected to act promptly on the request.
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Donald E. Patterson
France would consider Vietminh proposals for talks
HANOI Indochina UP Mau rice Dejean high commissioner for Indochina said France would consider any Communist Vietminh proposals in a precise official manner at a press conference. He urged Ho Chi Minh to talk turkey if peace is sought and denied Vietminh or Chinese emissaries are in Indochina. Laos to receive possible increased US economic aid as US officials warn of broader fighting dynamics.
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Hanoi
Indochina
Maurice Dejean
France
Viet Nam
Laos
United States
Elyrians Learn Brother Died in POW Camp
The Chronicle Telegraph reports that Corporal Thomas D. Jones of Colliers West Virginia died of starvation in a POW camp. Lois Jones, his sister, had pursued his name in lists of POWs and learned of the government notice yesterday. Survivors include four sisters near Colliers and two brothers.
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Elyrians
Chronicle-Telegram
Thomas’d. Jones
Lois J Jones
Col i Jones
Colliers
W. Va
Weirton
Stanley Homitz
Nichols Court
Cpl. Jones
Elyria
Sidetrack Bricker Plan Issue
Washington lawmakers clash over the Bricker Amendment as Senatorial debates interrupt routine business. Representative Noah Mason denounces the forced resignation of Commission Chairman Clarence Manion, calling it an unjust firing and a national calamity amid interference allegations in intergovernmental relations.
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Washington
Noah Mason
Aud
Eisenhower
Commission On Intergovernmental Relations
Commission
Clarence Manion
Mason
Manion
Red China To Be Included In April Talks At Geneva
Berlin dispatch reports the Big Four foreign ministers reached a plan to hold a Far Eastern peace conference in Geneva on April 15 with Red China as a participant. The talks will center on a Korean peace treaty in a two-stage process, followed by a second conference on Indochina with the United States Great Britain France Soviet Russia Red China and the three Indochina states. The agreement, reached at a secret Berlin meeting, was to be announced in a communique and is seen as aiding French hopes to push Indochina peace talks and possibly bolster support for the European Defense Community pact.
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Red
China
Geneva
Berlin
Switzerland
United States
Great Batam
France
Soviet Russia
Communist China
South Korea
North Korea
Korea
Indochina
Batam
Russia
Red China
Viet Nam
Laos
Cambodia
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
Georges Bidault
Paris
Worker Injured On Construction Job At Wellington School
Charles Martin a 72 year old Wellington plasterer on the 11 room addition to Wellington School fell seven feet from a plank while at work. Employed by Jennings and Charella of New London he sustained leg and back injuries and was taken by ambulance to Allen Memorial Hospital.
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Wellington
Charles Martin
North Park Street
Oberlin
Wellington School
Martin
Jennings and Charella Contractors
New London
Allen Memorial Hospital
Red Cross names Calvert Stith as 1954 drive co chairmen
George Calvert of Pfaudler Co and Richard A. Stith of Lorain County Industrial Council take co chair duties for the Special Gifts Division of the 1954 Red Cross drive launching March 1 with a $38,970 goal. Calvert notes Red Cross services are free except wartime meals and lodging, while Stith aims to raise Elyria volunteers from 350–500 to 700.
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George Calvert
Pfaudler Co
Richard A. Stith
Lorain County Industrial Council
Red Cross
H. A. Zealley
Calvert
Community Chest
Stith
Columbia Avenue
Gaile
Executve
Columbia Flyer Challenges Township Zoning Rule
Donald Brown of Columbia Station argues in Common Pleas Court that zoning barred aviation fields on stretched areas is invalid. He operates a private single engine plane from his property at 245 feet frontage on Nichols Road, which runs 2 071 feet deep. Brown seeks declaratory judgment affirming his right to land on his property, noting local residents oppose only the township’s enforcement. The suit labels the restriction as unreasonable arbitrary and void and a deprivation of due process.
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Columbia Township
Common Pleas
Donald Brown
Nichols Road
Columbia Station
Browns
Brown
Welfare Dept Veto Delays Sunday Visits at Cleveland Hospital
The State Welfare Department vetoed a ruling by Dr. Harold A. Budd banning Sunday afternoon visits at Cleveland State Hospital. Judge Henry J. Robison welfare director said the cancellation will be deferred to submit the matter to the advisory council of the Division of Mental Hygiene.
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Columbus
State Welfare Department
Harold A. Budd
Cleveland State Hospital
Henry J. Robison
Advisory Council
The
Division of Mental Hygiene
Two Pints Esmond Ice Cream 49 Cents Friday
A notice for Abookire's Grocery at 17th and Middle advertising Esmond ice cream two pints for 49 cents this Friday. The short ad highlights a local grocery deal with a specific price and location.
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Abookire’s Grocery
Inn Proprietor Reports Holdup at Maplewood Inn
Lillie Mae West and Andres Willis of 326 Fuller Road were held up at 1 20 a m by three men who robbed them of 110 in cash and emptied a music machine and a cigarette machine. Two robbers were armed and kept guns on the pair as they were ordered to stay inside for an hour. No description of the suspects.
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Lillie Mae West
Fuller Road
Maplewood Inn
Sheriff's Department
Andres Willis
Willi i
Elyria Named Third Safest U S City in Its Class
Elyria earned third place among U S cities with 2 000 to 50 000 residents in 1953 for safety in Public Safety magazine February issue. The survey shows no traffic fatalities in the previous year, four in 1952, two in 1951, and 614 days without a traffic death. Ann Arbor Michigan ranked first, Lafayette Indiana second.
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Elyria
Public Safety Magazine
Elynn
James E. Boggs
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Lafayette
Indiana
Accident Ends Life After Self-Inflicted Shot
Sheffield Alabama report states Arthur Allen aged 53 died when a shotgun hanging on a wall discharged during a jolt while he was driving a peg into a wall. The weapon fell and fired into his back, killing him.
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Sheffield
Ala
Arthur Allen
Allen
They Like Suggestion Columbus Robbery at Carry Out
Two bandits held up a Columbus college carry out on Wednesday night and escaped with $45. Police searched the area but no arrests were announced.
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Columbus
Look to Yourself for Marriage Success No 18
A short ad urging readers to seek marriage success by solving everyday problems. It notes that young-old marriages can be happy and promotes Chronicle-Telegram Classified ads as the easy way to sell or rent and to contact for ads.
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Chronicle-Telegram
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Care For
Senate
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R-Mich
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