Auto Fails as Amphibious Vehicle at Cascade Park Ford
Sixteen year old Gerald C. Cuila of Lorain drove a car through a ford at Cascade Park yesterday afternoon and got it stuck as floodwater overwhelmed the vehicle. Police found all occupants wet but uninjured. a wrecker freed the car this morning.
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Gerald C. Cuila
West Twenty-third Street
Lorain
North Ford
Cascade Park
Ford
Cuila
L. Linder
Lincoln Avenue
Rocky Goline
West 21St Street
Gerald Ludwig
West 21St
Hubert Mille
Culla
Annual Safety Banquet In Lorain County To Honor Safe Firms
Dr. Arthur Secord will keynote the 22nd annual Lorain County safety banquet at the Palladeum Ballroom on Tuesday February 24. The Industrial Commission of Ohio will present safety awards to Lorain County firms with outstanding records and Allan W. Fritzsche will present the council safety trophy. Up to 375 guests will attend with dinner and music by Chuck Heck.
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Arthur Secord
Lorain County
Earl R. White
W. T. Blake
Allan W. Fritzsche
Lorain County Industrial Council
General Industries Company
Michigan
Western Michigan College
University of Michigan
Dr. Secord
Chuck Heck
Doubts Budget Can Be Cut 10 Billions
The article reports doubts on trimming $10 billion from the defense budget, with Sen Richard B. Russell disputing such gains and House and Senate leaders outlining ongoing efforts to cut waste. It notes a broad budget review by Rep John Taber and a push for a July 1 tax-cut bill, amid weather and disaster news.
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D-Ga
Eisenhower
Truman
Eugene D. Millikins
R-Colo
Senate Finance Committee
John Taber
R-N.y
House Appropriations Committee
Taber
Congress
Northeastern Ohio Weather Outlook and Conditions
Sunny and much warmer this afternoon with a high near 45. Tonight remains mild with a low around 20. Tuesday breezy and partly cloudy with a high near 50. 8 a.m. Sunday humidity 58 percent. Sunday’s low is 20 and average 15 to 30. Ohio highways normal as of now with statewide clear conditions and temperatures from 17 to 32.
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Ohio
District Court to Hear Cases Friday
The District Court of Appeals will hear two cases at the courthouse this Friday, announced Clerk of Courts H. EB. Agate. Cleveland Trust Company trustee against Irma P. Andrus et al.. John F. Cowan et al. appellants against William Jamie et al.
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H. EB. Agate
Cleveland Trust Company
Trustee
Irma P. Andrus
John F. Cowan
William Jamie
Attacks At Center Are Heaviest Front Action
Allied bombers pounded central Korea as 130 Communists were killed in Sunday and Monday patrol clashes from Anchor Hill to the western front. Night raids destroyed 125 Red supply vehicles and one locomotive, raising Red trucks destroyed in 12 nights to 1,303.
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Seoul
Korea
Anchor Hill
North Korea
United Nations
New Member Appointed to Sheffield Zoning Board
Anthony Kerecz of 2343 North Ridge Road is named to fill the vacancy left by resignation of J. W. Knight, longtime board chairman. The five member zoning board including Kerecz, John Kuebier, Merle Clark, Jess Mahon and Louis Monos will meet Saturday afternoon to reorganize, announced clerk George Kokinda.
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Anthony Kerecz
North Ridge Road
Sheffield Township
J. W. Knight
Kerecz
John Kuebier
Merle Clark
Jess Mahon
Louis Monos
George Kokinda
Brownell Maintains Chaplin Ban Still In Effect
Attorney General Herbert Brownell Jr. says the order barring Charlie Chaplin from returning to the United States remains in effect. A Justice Department spokesman notes no review is needed and that Chaplin and his wife Oona, with their four children, are still abroad in England.
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Washington
Herbert Brownell, Jr
Charlie Chaplin
Justice Department
James P. McGranery
Chaplin
England
Oona
Legislators Prepare To Take Up Major Items
Columbus legislators open a fast paced session planning five day work weeks to June. Budget reforms and road funding top the agenda with hearings on the budget set for tomorrow. A proposed one cent gasoline tax and a ten mile tax for trucks may spark heated debate as bills are introduced this week. LENNY'S New Drive Inn on Rt. 113 opens for business with hours 5 PM to 2 AM.
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Columbus
General Assembly
William Saxbe
R-Champaign
House Finance Committee
J. Frank McClure
Rashland
Frank J. Lausch
Lausche
Lenny
Rt. 113
Sheffield Two Brightens with 140 Street Lights
Sheffield township claims to be the best lighted in the county after residents voted a one mill levy for street lighting last May. Township clerk George Kokinda reports the final of 140 lights is installed and 190 signs are being erected from general funds to enhance the township urban character.
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Sheffield
George Kokinda
Kokinda
Amnesty Declared as Churchill Marks Queen's Coronation
London premier announces general amnesty for World War II deserters to honor Queen Elizabeth II's coronation. An advertisement promotes men's sweaters for 199 dollars, reduced from six and seven dollar values, at 577 Broad St. opposite Elyria Furniture.
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Winston Churchill
Elizabeth II
Broad St
Elyria Furniture
Knife Fight Sends Two Men to Hospital and Jail
William C Self 26 and Eugene Jenkins 18 were injured in a Saturday night knife fight at a Route 10 night spot. Both refused charges but deputies plan to file intoxication and disorderly conduct counts.
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Jackson Hotel
Eugene Jenkins
I Chestnut Street
Jenkins
Self
Junior Phillips
Route 10
Phillips
Wayside Inn
Mexico Trolley Crash Kills 66 in Mexico City
Authorities say the Saturday collision of two wooden trolley cars near Mexico City has raised the death toll to 66 with 93 injured 11 critically. Rescue crews search the smoldering wreckage as relatives identify victims including children and two pregnant women. The city-bound car carried 90 passengers from a park area while the other ferried workers and farmers home.
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Mexico City
Red Cross names 1953 Industrial campaign leaders
Elyria officials name C Noerenberg as Industrial Section chair and Ray Morris as Industrial Employees Section chair for the 1953 Red Cross drive. The effort aims to raise funds, recruit volunteers, and support blood processing and overseas military recreation programs.
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Red Cross
A. F. Rosenau
C. Noerenberg
Perry Fay Company
Ray Morris
Brown-Lipe-Chapin
General Motors
Noerenberg
Corporation
Morris
American Red Cross
Elyria
Fire destroys historic Antioch dorm injuring eight
North Hall at Antioch College in Yellow Springs burned for over four hours after a attic fire. No students were injured. eight people suffered cuts from glass and one firefighter was overcome by smoke. Loss is estimated at 500000 with 188000 insured. dorm housed on upper floors while offices and newsroom occupied lower floors.
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Yellow Springs
North Hall
Antioch College Co-Eds
Douglas McGregor
Little College
New Chief Of Forces Accuses U S Imperialism Of Aggressive Plans
Moscow's new chief of staff Marshal Vassily Sokolovsky warned that U S imperialists seek a world domination drive and a brigand attack on Russia and allies. He said the USSR is stronger and ready to resist future challenges, with an expanding armed force and top Soviet science.
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Vassily D.sokolovsky
U.S
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Sokolovsky
Sergei M. Shtemenko
Ned Army
Communist Party
Pravda
Moscow Radio
United States
Britain
Europe
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U. S.S.R
Germany
Japan
Inspiring Sermon At Union Service Draws Small Crowd
The first in a series of Sunday evening Lenten services at First Methodist Church drew few Elyrians as Rev. Raymond G. Worster of Washington Congregational Church Toledo delivered a sermon on John 3 16. He spoke of religion as a heavy responsibility and contrasted early Christian joy with modern condemnation and darkness.
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First Methodist Church
Raymond G. Worster
Washington Congregational Church
Toledo
Worster
Jesus
Tornado scatters pants 50 miles from Decaturville
A Decaturville Tennessee man watched as his pants suit disappeared in a tornado. the pants were later recovered about 50 miles away. The item highlights the Chronicle-Telegram Want Ads service and urges readers to place ads by calling 4751 for effective results.
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Decaturville
Tenn
Chronicle-Telegram
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