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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1950

Page

11

Rotary Speaker Warns Americans to Stay Alert for Dangers

Lt Col William E Warner urged Rotary Rural-Urban Day attendees at the YMCA to defend freedom by spotting and countering communist influence. He cited Soviet infiltration in rural areas, cited figures on slave labor in Russia, and warned that quick action is vital to protect cities from fifth column sabotage.

William E Warner Rotary Club Granges Schol YMCA Col Warner Reserve Officers Association of Ohio Ohio State University General J Communist Party Russia James Forrestal National Farm Labor Party Nev Marion Crowder Royt Hultz Hultz Imstead

Bill Lets Public Works Chief Buy Site For Park

A Senate second reading was held on a bill authorizing the state director of public works to purchase a site west of Lorain for a Lake Erie park. The proposal, by Rep Len Relph Winter, would empower condemnation of private land for park use, while past rulings question the director’s authority. The measure faces litigation over property rights and prior court decisions.

Bill Columbus State Director of Public Works Loa Lake Ene Plate Park State Senate Len Relph Winter Lod Public Works Admiral King Beaver Ciceh Lorain County Black Brock Painesville Lorain Lake County Ohio District Court of Appeals Loar County State Supreme Court

312 Knights Inducted Into The Fourth Degree

AP Aaland reports 312 knights inducted into the fourth degree at the Mid-Day club in Cleveland after a banquet. Seven Elyria candidates joined 25 other fourth degree knights from the city. Rev William J Spiderman of Marion spoke at the banquet.

Kents Aywnadus Elyria Lorain Cleveland William J Spiderman Marion St Mary's Church Ohio State Council Knnights of Columbus

Rubber Workers Press For Pension and Wage Increase

In Cleveland the CIO United Rubber Workers policy committee plans to seek a 15 cent per hour fourth round wage rise and to press for a pension and health program for about 180000 members. Buckmaster outlined a four point plan: wage hikes pensions health insurance and a guaranteed annual wage. He cited big four rubber profits last year over 100 million after taxes, arguing profits should serve people, not just capital. Meanwhile in Fort Worth a man was charged with theft after a one-armed pickpocket stole a man’s billfold containing $200.

Cleveland CIO United Rubber Workers L S Buckmaster Buckmaster Goodyear Goodrich U S Rubber Firestone

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