U S Seizure Of Mines Could End Walkout
Pittsburgh strike deepens fuel crisis as a 2 000 strong picket raid mine set tipple on fire and West Virginia arrests follow amid warnings federal seizure of soft coal mines is near inevitable A high official says seizure could avert a contract return if talks with Lewis succeed or miners return under seizure actions by government and court orders loom over the union.
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Pittsburgh
United Mine
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
UMW
Lee Burkey
Maxwell
Washington
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Truman
O Congress
Lewis
Richmond
Keech
Coal Shortage Becomes Acute in Elyria
The Chronicle Telegram reports a sharp coal shortage across Elyria with manufacturers warning of possible shutdowns if supplies do not arrive soon. Schools greenhouses and utilities face narrow margins as local yards and truck deliveries thin out. Welfare officials and hospitals report varying access while city services scramble to secure adequate coal amid a broader community survey.
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Elyria
Chronicle-Telegram
Companisan
Slack
Cordwood
Chioa
F. L. Shaw
Elyria Memorial Hospital
City Hall
Schools Closed Tomorrow in Honor of Washington's Birthday
Elyria and Lorain County public schools will be closed tomorrow for Washington's Birthday. Regular classes resume Thursday. city and county offices close. A Ridgeville steam pipe break gave 727 pupils an unscheduled holiday, suspending bus runs and activities at St. Peter's parish school. All three schools reopen Thursday morning.
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Elyria
Lorain County
Washington
Ridgeville
Field
St. Peter's Parochial School
Northeastern Ohio Forecast Warmer, Rain Through Wednesday
Cloudy and warmer this afternoon through Wednesday with rain tonight and on Wednesday. Low tonight near 29, high Wednesday around 42. Five day outlook shows snow in the north, rain in the south at start and again Friday or Saturday, with total precipitation about half an inch. Temperatures near normal overall, milder early then colder late in the period.
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Ohio
Two Youths Held For Grand Jury In Cottage Break In
Donald Kruse and Thomas James both 18 from Cleveland were bound to the grand jury by Justice James Horn for breaking into a cottage on Indian Hollow road Saturday night. Bond was fixed at 1000 dollars each for breaking and entering and Kruse received an additional 500 dollars bond for carrying a concealed weapon. The cottage is owned by Marian Goodnich of Cleveland.
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Donald Kruse
Thomas James
Cleveland
Grand
James Horn
Indian Hollow Road
Kruse
Marian Good- Nich
Committee Named To Study City Salaries
Council President Ralph Terry appointed a special committee to study city salaries for inequities. The panel includes Kenneth Lord as chairman, with Harry Patterson, John McDonough, Dale Kellogg and Frank Kayden.
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Ralph Terry
Kenneth Lord
Harry Patterson
John McDonough
Dale Kellogg
Frank Kayden
Vogeler Sentenced to 15 Years for Saboage and Spying
Robert A. Vogeler, 39, an American businessman, was sentenced to 15 years in a Hungarian prison after pleading guilty to sabotage and spying for the United States. Edgar Sanders received 13 years. two Hungarian co defendants were given death sentences, others 5 to 10 years. The court ordered asset confiscation and expulsion from Hungary.
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Vogeler
Robert A. Vogeler
Budapest
Hungary
Hungarian People’s Court
Edgar Sanders
Hunary
United States
Sanders
Vienna
Morris L. Ernst
New York
London
Foreign Office
Books Discussion Group Meeting Tomorrow at First Congregational
The Great Books Discussion Group will meet tomorrow at 7:45 PM in a First Congregational church parlor. The session will discuss readings from Thucydides and outline plans for forming a new study group.
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First Congregational Church
Thucydides
Will Take Steps For Completing Planning Study
Safety Director D W Mothe reported to council that a meeting with a representative of Ladislas Segoe firm of city Planning engineers is to be held Friday to discuss a contract to continue the planning study for the Elyria Civic Foundation. Council recently voted to back the work, about $16,000, noting the foundation had already spent nearly $19,000 of the $35,000 contract for a complete survey. The county jury commission will meet in February to draw 60 additional names from the jury wheel for service during the current term.
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D. W. Mothe
Council
Ladislas Segoe
Elyria Civic Foundation
Common Pleas Court
Elyria to Host Second Annual Community Dinner on April 19
Elyria Chamber of Commerce announces the 51st anniversary event with Dr. Alfred P. Haake as principal speaker. Haake, a renowned economist and former mayor, has long tied labor, management, and politics in his work. Dinner aims to seat about 1500 at Bendix-Westinghouse and U.S. Chamber of Commerce backing.
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Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Alfred P. Haake
Burton Ohlemacher
General Motors Corporation
Haake
Chicago
Up Bureau
Bureau of Industrial Economics
Detroit
Simmons Company
Springs, Mattress and Bed Manufacturers
Sions
United Lutheran Church In America
Labor Board
Rotary Club
Executives Club
City Club
All of Chicago
Ohlemacher
Proposal By Churchill Called Irresponsible
London Deputy Prime Minister Herbert Morrison denounces Churchill plan for a Big Three atomic bomb meeting as irresponsible and foolish for the election campaign. Morrison warned the electorate will view it unfavorably as voting nears for a new House of Commons. Bevin rejected the idea in a speech at Eltham Baths amid renewed campaign focus.
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London
Herbert Morrison
Labor Party
Winston Churchill
Morrison
Churchill
House of Commons
Labor
Laborite
Ernest Bevin
Eltham Baths
Carek Florist
Adv
City to spend about forty one thousand for new equipment
City council approved about 41 000 for new gear including a fire truck for the east side station at 17 000 a street department grader at 12 000 police radio equipment at 11 000 and a water department light truck at 1 650 The FCC requires police radios to switch to FM by next July and the city must lease the radio tower atop Elyria Savings for 1 The fire truck replaces a 1926 model and a 1929 east side pumper
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East Side
Federal Communications Commission
Water Department
D. W. Kothe
FCC
Kothe
Elyria Savings and Trust Co
Traffic Control Again Discussed By City Council
A safety committee report to remove the Broad Street cross walk at Chapel faced a ta bled vote by six to three in council last night. Chairman H L Cordrey urged action to reduce pedestrian danger while Councilman Scott led the move to table, supported by Lord Wisninski Decker Patterson and McDonough. Cordrey cited six hours of observed danger and said he did not want responsibility for an accident. Councilman McDonough asked about a traffic light, Director Kothe said lights would cost about 1200 dollars but could slow traffic. Other ongoing studies include parallel parking curb height changes and Route 20 rerouting that may alter Broad Street traffic.
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Broad Street
Chapel
Safety Committee
H. L. Cordrey
James C. Scott
Kenneth Lord
Walter Wisnnski
Walter Decker
Harry Patterson
John McDonough
Cordrey
Dale Kellogg
Frank Kayden
McDonough
Kothe
Will Hold Drive To Get Funds For Uniforms
An enthusiastic group of more than 50 Elyma High parents met to plan a week long spring campaign to fund new uniforms for the 80 piece marching band. Costs around 8000 dollars if overcoats are included. Campaign date to be set. committee to be named March 14. Band director cited worn uniforms and a treasury of 525.71.
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Elyma High School
Elyma
Robert W. Butts
Butts
Robert E. Wilson
Board of Education
Walter VonBrock
Treasury
VonBrock
Elyria Library Closure For Washington's Birthday
The Elyria Library will be closed all day tomorrow February 22 in observance of Washingtons birthday. Books may be returned by placing them in the box on the library porch.
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Elyria
Washington
Lorain County seniors win scholarships in state test
Twenty two Lorain County seniors earn certificates for ranking in the high 25 percent of 85 county participants on the general scholarship test held February 4. Stephen Barry Ware topped the list with 249 points, followed by Rufus Putnam Brewing with 228. Additional top scorers and honorable mentions include Alice Louise Babcock, David Roger Macsay, Richard Harvey Lyndes, Robert Paul Christopher, James Carr Kawasaki, Norman Francis Folley, Constance Anne Ewbbard, William Robert Fails, James Harker Smith, and eleven others from Oberlin Elyria Amherst Brighton Avon Lake Ridgeville and Columbia. Highest score possible is 300.
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Lorain County
State Department of Education
Elyria High School
Stephen Barry Ware
Wellington
Rufus Putnam Brewing
Oberlin
Alice Louise Babcock
Brighton
David Roger Macsay
Elyria
Richard Harvey Lyndes
Robert Paul Christopher
Avon Lake
James Carr Kawasaki
Brownhelm
Norman Francis Folley
Constance Anne Ewbbard
Avon
William Robert Fails
James Harker Smith
Richard Owen Weaver
David Jaever Gamble
Leila Mae Ott
Amherst
Philip D. Surdock
No Delivery Of Letter Mail Tomorrow In Elyria
Postmaster William Jenne announces George Washington's birthday holiday observance in Elyria. No letter mail delivery tomorrow and post office windows closed though parcel post and special delivery will be distributed. Outgoing mail remains handled as usual and the lobby remains open for stamp purchases.
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Elyria
George Washington
William Jenne
Cty
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation Observes Washington's Birthday
The local BUC office will be closed all day tomorrow for Washington's Birthday. Claimants normally reporting then are asked to report at the scheduled hour on Thursday, per Foster P. Dirlam, manager.
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Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Washington
Foster P. Dirlam
Vets Service Office Not Open Tomorrow
Lorain County Veterans Service will be closed all day tomorrow to observe the Washington Birthday holiday. Service officer Jack L. Refenning reported today.
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Lorain County
Veterans Service
Washington
Jack L. Refenning
Diplomats Ordered Out as U S Breaks with Bulgaria
Washington announced the severance of diplomatic relations with Bulgaria over charges against U S minister Donald Reed Heath and espionage allegations. Bulgaria’s charge d affaires Peter Voutov was notified to withdraw the Bulgarian mission, with an immediate recall expected by early March.
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Washington
State Department
Bulgaria
Michael J. McDermott
United States
Sofia
Peter Voutov
Donald R. Heath
U.S
Biseceien
U. S
Voutov
Llewellyn Thompson
Constantin Grigorov
U. S. Legation
Department
Donald Reed Heath
Legation
Heath
Sm All Morning
United Press
Prague
Jury selection nears end in Dr Sander mercy murder trial
In Manchester New Hampshire Superior Judge Harold Wescott said the state may challenge juror nine after an hour long conference. Nine of twelve jurors were chosen on the first day with six Catholics two Protestants and one Episcopalian. The state accuses Dr Hermann N Sander of injecting air to kill a dying patient Abbie Borreto on December 4. An alternate juror was to be chosen and jurors may view the alleged crime scene at Hillsborough County Hospital.
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Manchester
N. H
Harold E. Wescott
Chambers
Hermann N. Sanders
Alfred Baines
Manchester Gas Company
Hermann N. Sander
Sander
Abbie C. Borreto
Hillsboro County Hospital
Cannot Tell a Lie Novelty Chromide Telegram For Sale
A quirky Washington's Birthday Telegram for sale promotes an inexpensive Chromide product with Want Ads. It urges readers to call 4752 or 4753 to place ads, promising ease of use and quick access to classified numbers.
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IWE
Washington
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