NATO approves European Army plan for 14 nation force
NATO defense ministers back a 1 430 000 man European Army plan with 14 French 12 German 12 Italian and five Benelux divisions by 1954 and a joint civilian council. The decision awaits NATO Council approval before treaty ratification and German participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liebon
Portugal
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Joint Council
London
Konrad Adenauer
Germany
NATO Council
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Steel Union Board Urges Strike Delay Amid Wage Debate
Pittsburgh CIO President Philip Murray and United Steelworkers board discuss delaying a national steel strike set for midnight Saturday. They may urge the wage policy committee to keep production flowing until the Wage Stabilization Board issues a formal recommendation as government plans potential price adjustments to cover a wage hike. The union pushes for an 18 percent raise plus other concessions, including an open shop and guaranteed annual pay, a strike would cripple about 2,000,000 tons weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Capehart
pre-Korea
Trailer Outfit 30es Over Bank
A tractor and trailer owned by Lloyd Painter of Tiffin and driven by Robert Carner struck a guard, hit a parked truck built by Buddy Walker on Dart Road, and overturned near LaPorte on Route 10 at 5 a m. Deputy sheriffs responded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Painter
Tiffin
Tven
Robert Carner
LaPorte
Buddy Walker
Dart
Weather outlook for northeastern Ohio
Cloudy with snow flurries and wind, turning partly cloudy Friday and colder. Tonight’s low around 20. Markets listing on page two show plastic auto seat covers priced at 12.88.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Elyria Winners Named in Legion Essay Contest
Twenty four Elyria High School students are announced as Elyria winners in the eighteenth annual American Legion Essay Contest. Margaret Pratt leads the city winners with a five dollar grand prize. district prizes total fifty dollars with multiple first, second, and third place awards across seniors, juniors, sophomores, and freshmen. Prizes will be awarded March 4 at Amherst High School with plans for field trips and additional awards to top essays from each school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School
Elyria
American Legion
Foster P. Dirlam
Elyria Post No. 12
Tevinn
Margaret Pratt
H. Russell Pratt
Denison
Ilyria
Muss Pratt
Philip Whitacre
Carol Aldrich
Walter Wisinski
Marlene
Spon Manns
Dexter Kimball
Lorain
Nancy Fitch
Larry Nelson
Ty Farm Bureau
Lorain County
Misa Pratt
Soil Conservation Ser
Agricultural Extension
Players’ Club
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Wisconsin
Illinois
Triad
Gerald Cox
Penfield High
Taylor John Smith
Avon
Amherst High School
Arnold Keller
Farm Bureau
Merle Aldrich
V.F.W. Council
Bob Matus
Camden
Taylor
Belden
Harold Kolve
Amherst
Melvin Cline
Brownhelm
Mentice Baker
Brighton
Jane Dolacki
Lorain St. Mary's
Celia
LaLonde
South Amherst
Smith
Delores Durkee
Eaton
Cox
Penfield
Kenneth Smith
Oberlin
Ohio Conservation Experiment Farm
Coshocton
Elyria Hardware
Adv
Labor dispute at Pfaudier plant reaches ratification stage
United Auto Worker Local 1141 and Pfaudier Company announce that all issues are resolved in principal after negotiations on February 19 and 20. Final details to be ratified by union members and the company's Executive Committee before the strike ends and work resumes at an early date. A membership meeting is set for 12 30 p m Friday at Eagles Hall Broad Street for ratification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Auto Worker
Pfaudier Company
Focal Union
Eagles Hall
Broad St
Old Grist Mill At Rice's Dam Keeps Running
Mr and Mrs Rice a long time operators of the old grist mill at Rice's Dam near Chatham remain active in life and at the mill since 1836. The couple married in 1890 celebrate a long union with nine great grandchildren and a busy farm nearby. The mill, once part of a larger complex, continues to grind corn meal and wheat, with a saw mill nearby now gone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rice's Dam
Rice’s Dam
Black River
Chatham
J. Clare George
C. S. Rice
Mr. Rice
Rice Home
Nen
Thul
Rice
Together
Wooster
Cinity
Rice's
Happiness Farmars
Council Of Churches Elects Nominating Committee
The Elyria Council of Churches board met at the First Congregational chapel with David Wainwright presiding. Members named to the nominating committee to present a slate of officers for the May meeting include M. M. Windsor, C. A. Gibbens, Rev. Louis Novak, and Mrs. Eugene Collis. No 8 Continued on Page 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Council of Churches
First Congregational Church
David Wainwright
M. M. Windsor
First Congregational
C. A. Gibbens
Loui G. Novak
Imagyar Evangelical and Reformed
Eugene Collis
Turnpike considers lowering northern Elyria road at added cost
Elyria mulls depressing the turnpike across the city north of Black River at an estimated 215000 added cost, to be paid by the city or benefited landowners. Engineering head E J Donnelly says officials will seek agreement on sharing the extra expense and warns property owners about “outfits” offering higher prices through intermediaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Turnpike Commission
E. J. Donnelly
Lorain County
Abbe Road
Black River
Elyra
D. W. Kothe
Turn Vike Commission
Commission
James W Shocknessy
Shocknessy
Monkey Shines Leads To Hospital And Jail
In Lorain a monkey named Zeke spurned Miss Susan Bach's advances and clung to her boyfriend Sherman Bigley. Bach stabbed Sherman with a knife during a confrontation after a night out at Five Star Night Club. Sherman hospitalized then released. Bach jailed on her birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monkey
Zeke
Australia
James Howard
Robert Vinovich
Susan Bach
East 44Th Street
R. D. Lorain
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lorain
Miss Bach
Sherman Bigley
Sherman
John
Carl Finegan
Land-Based Pilot Model To Be Built
Washington reports the government ordered immediate construction of an advanced design atomic submarine engine by General Electric at West Milton for a land based pilot model. The project aims to accelerate a fleet of atomic submarines, with the Nautilus due for launch in 1954 and top speeds around 35 knots. Westinghouse and Electric Boat are also tied to the broader program at Arco Idaho and Groton Connecticut respectively, with hulls and engines to be developed in coordination with the AEC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
General Electric Co
West Milton
United States
Navy
Electric Boat Co
Groton
Atomic Energy Commission
Arco
Ida
AEC
General Electric
Westinghouse
Electris Boat Co
Elyria nurse in critical condition after fatal collision
Phyllis L. Giebel a 23 year old nurse at Crile Veterans Hospital was critically injured when her car struck the rear of a stationary vehicle driven by Maude A. McClimans 69 of Sharpe road on West Bagley road in Olmsted township near Berea. McClimans was killed at the scene. Giebel showed brief improvement but remained unconscious most of yesterday as her mother Mrs. Edna Giebel stayed at her side in Berea Community Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis L. Giebel
West Avenue
Berea Community Hospital
Olmsted
West Bagley Road
Berea
Miss Giebel
Crile Veterans Hospital
Maude A. McClimans
Sharpe Road
Cadillac
McClimans
Doctor’s simple longevity formula from 100th birthday
Grand Rapids report says Dr Levie E Miley claims the secret to a long life is to keep breathing. Miley will celebrate his 100th birthday next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Mich
Levie E. Miley
Reappointed Banks Superintendent Hazard sets two-year term
Commerce Director W Harper Annat announced the official COLUMBUS THURMAN HAZARD of Cambridge has been reappointed State Superintendent of Banks for a second two year term. Hazard will receive 5040 dollars annually. The notice ends with an advertisement for plastic auto seat covers and a product line from The Rigdes Co. ATV.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Thurman Hazard
Cambridge
Commerce
W. Harper Annat
Hazard
Rigdes Co
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Bren
Mank
Trove
S. Rice
Big Europe
Steel Union Board
Legion
Pfaudier
Lovey
Ance Pyton’s Lay
Chic Pual Gas Co
Board OF Council of Churches
Supreme Home
Charlin Rd
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