Mrs Horan Heads Division In Red Cross Drive
Mrs. Richard S. Horan named chairman of the Clubs and Organizations Division of the Red Cross Drive. She has served as State Director of Junior Clubs for the Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs and as National Director of Junior Clubs for the Geneva Federation, with local roles on the Elyria Woman’s Club and community projects.
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Mrs. Horan
Red Cross
Richard 5. Horan
Red Cross Drive
Horan
Elyria Community Chest
Club Institute For One Federation of Women's Clubs
Elyria Woman's Club
Jeonortrmant
Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs
Geneva Federation of Women's Clubs
Don W. Myers
John Timms
U.S. Air Force
R. R
U. S
Boy Wrote 3-Act Play Before Death Says Sheriff
Deputies reported 14 year old Lawrence Murphy wrote a three act play titled The Departed Hope as a suicide note after shooting himself. The play centers on an unhappy romance and a youth who kills himself. Interviews will be held at the Aviation Cadet Recruiting Station in Elyria to screen qualified male applicants.
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Say Boy
AKKUN
Sheriff's Deputies
Lawrence Murphy
Sykes
Elyria
Murphy
Army
Air
Floers
Fhasement A
Ter
Aviaton
U.S. Air Force
Mrs Horan and Attorney Richard Horan Residents of 330 Denison
Mrs Horan is married to Attorney Richard Horan. The couple are members of St Marys Church and reside at 330 Denison Avenue.
Boy Hit By Car Remains In Good Condition
Edward Morse four years old is listed in good condition at Elyria Memorial hospital after being struck by a car in front of 158 Clark Street February 18. He was reportedly thrown about 30 feet but shows only a forehead abrasion.
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Edward Morse
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Clark Street
Weather outlook Northeastern Ohio five day forecast
Northeastern Ohio remains partly cloudy with seasonable temperatures through tonight and Wednesday. Tonight's low around 35. Forecasts show near normal highs 39 in the north and 46 in the south with little change through Sunday. Light showers possible in the extreme southwest tonight and snow or rain likely this weekend with total precipitation about a quarter inch. Today's markets appear on page two.
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Ohio
Strikebound Strong Manufacturing to be sold
Strong Manufacturing Co. valued over 3.5 million dollars faces sale as stockholders vote to liquidate after labor disputes. About 600 employees at the Sebring porcelain enamelware maker, largest firm in town, with 1950 net sales near 6.87 million and a 2.56 dividend. Courtney Kirby sails to Milwaukee for National Conference of Community Chests and Councils.
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Sebring
Strong Manufacturing Co
Cleveland
Kirby
Courtney ‘Kirby
Elyria Community, Chest
Chest
Milwaukee
Conference of Community Chests and Councils, Inc
Soldiers protest by women in the 401st division
Soldiers of the U. S. 401th Division angrily complained that protests by women soldiers were being sent outside the states. They labeled draftees as cry-babies if they joined and said they would avoid Korea, while expressing dissatisfaction with orders and motherhood expectations.
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U. S
Korea
Three ex basketball stars plead guilty in fix conspiracy
Three former Kentucky University basketball stars Alex Groza Ralph Beard and Dale Barnstable pleaded guilty to a basketball fix conspiracy charge and face sentencing March 28. They cooperated with the district attorney and expect light sentences.
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New York
Kentucky University
Alex Groza
Ralph J. Beard
Dale Barnstable
District Attorney's Inhunetication
Elyria Council Reviews Water Plant Modernization Costs
The waterworks committee discussed electrifying or modernizing the city water plant and the Ridgeville water sale request. A Havens Emerson study from 1947 estimated electrification at about 220000 and steam modernization at 180000 to 115000, with costs up at least 35 percent now. 238000 in capital funds available, no borrowing needed. Superintendent Humason said the plant can meet Ridgeville needs without overloading the system.
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Elyria
County
Ridgeville
City Hall
Safety Service
D. W. Kothe
Norman Humason
Havens
Water Department
Harmason
Rayburn TV Ban Sparks Broad Protests Across Nation
Congress and housewives unite in protest against Speaker Rayburn’s ban on radio and television coverage of House committee sessions. Rep. Shafer calls the order censorship while Bar Association leaders back the stand. Senate leaders weigh a possible nationwide ban. broadcasters seek equal access to news.
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Washington
Sam Rayburn
Paul W. Shafer
R-Mich
Congress
Rayburn
House
Texas Democrat
House of Delegates
American Bar Association
Chicago
Hollis M. Seavey
Mutual Broadcasting System
Radio Correspondents’ Association
Senate
Ernest W. McFarland
Ariz
Heis
Jim Bormann
WCCO
Minneapolis and
St. Paul
National Association of Radio News Directors
Joseph W. Martin, Jr
Bar Association
Problem Of Teen Age Driver To Be Discussed
Juvenile Judge Malcolm Thor announced a meeting with local police officials for February 28 at 1 15 p m to discuss ways of handling teen age reckless drivers. Notices were sent to invited attendees as the county faces a rise in juvenile traffic cases. The session will focus on formulating methods to combat reckless driving by teenagers.
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Malcolm Thorson
Thomson
Body Of Soldier To Arrive In Elyria In March
The body of Pfe Harry Stang Jr. who died from wounds in Korea is expected to arrive at the San Francisco Port of Embarkation next weekend and be taken to Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home in Elyria. His death occurred December 16 during a land mine incident while serving with the 51st Signal Battalion. he had been in Korea about six months and was 23.
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Sacre
Korea
Los Angeles
Marcus
Linkins
Redlands
Calif
Willard E. Clark
San Bert
Sardino
Daniel H. Hudderson
Broad Street
Washington Avenue
Ohio Street
Lake Avenue
U. S
Thomas
Carrick
Mayte Noten
San
National Guard
Kentucky-Loyola of Chil
Madison
Carroll E. Stone
Square Garden
San Bernardino
Pfe Harry Stang Jr
San Francisco Port of
Harry W. Stang
Griswold
Sudro-Curtis
Elyria
Stangs Rom
Harold J. Hoffman
Pfc
Stang
51St Signal Batttalion
Camp Breckenridge
Clearview High School
Rall Arena
City to buy four portable radio sets for fire police and sanitation
Safety Director D. W. Kothe announced purchases of four portable radio units for two branch fire stations, the new police cruiser, and the sanitation department. The radios will be permanently installed at stations to ensure constant contact with trucks and to serve as a backup if telephone lines fail. The sanitation unit will equip Harold Gooden’s pickup to alert for animal pickups and other urgent matters. police cars already have radio communications.
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Sanitation Department
Safety Service
D. W. Kothe
Kothe
Sanitation
Harold Gooden
Detroit Teacher Named as Communist By Ex FBI Agent
Detroit art teacher Eleanor Cook Macks, long in public schools since 1929, was named among 82 alleged Communists by ex FBI undercover agent Richard F. O'Hair during HUAC hearings on Michigan defense industry subversion. Authorities sought her for questioning as the search continued despite a delayed start and a dispute over television cam era coverage.
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Detroit
House Un-American Activity Committee
Michigan
Eleanor Cook Macks
FBI
Peety
Richard F. O'Hair
New York
Communist Party
Harry B. Gragg
Qhar
Washington
House
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
Baring Television
Cam-Yaras
Reds stall Panmunjom truce talks amid May Day threat
UN command in Tokyo says Communist negotiators may delay a cease fire to May Day or prepare a spring offensive. Pu Shan refuses to drop Russia from the neutral Truce Supervision Commission, while Reds push for prisoner repatriation and stall tactics.
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Panmunjom
Korea
United Nations Command
Matthew B. Ridgway
Tokyo
UN Command
Russia
Pu Shan
Truce Supervision Commission
Norway
Free World
Town zoning meeting set for Maplewood School
Residents of West River road and North Ridge road gather tonight at 8 to discuss zoning in the township. Wayne Hogan, chairman of the Elyria Township Zoning Commission, urges all nearby residents to attend as the meeting is of vital importance. The session was moved from a previous date.
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West River Road
North Ridge Road
Maplewood School
Wayne Hogan
Elyria Township
Four Streets Patched in Elyria Street Work
Street Department Supervisor Georges Carrick announced today that five truckloads of cold patch material were used to spot patch four Elyria streets.
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Elyria
Georges Carrick
Major street repair program underway with contractor
A contractor will handle the work for a $15 000 program to repair a major street. Bids or openings are expected on March 11. The notice references fitting machinery and hot patch material as part of the project.
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Auachinery
Ikids
Native Elyria minister to be ordained this evening
Lorenzo Spring Todd, native Elyrian and former postal worker who served in World War II, is to be ordained tonight at West ae helm Congregational church. The ordination follows his ministerial training at Hiram College and service as a youth leader and scout executive after the war.
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Lorenzo Spring
Todd
The
Brown
Helm Congregational Church
Westae
Germany
Odd
Nellie Spring Todd
Late Sense
Lorenzo R. Todd
Schuman
France
Bad Phart
Cascade Park
Fifth Street
Gary
Ind
Doris Toda
Franklin School
Elyria
Hiram College
F 'Elyng
First ‘Congregational Church
Yun
Church
Scouts
Pireland Area Council of
Boy Scouts
Detroit
Jury panels named for March 7 common pleas court
Clerk H B Agate announced 40 jurors for March 7 jury service at the trial of Mrs Anna Sprunk Shefherd Lake indicted for perjury in the $8000 Sheffield Lake sewage plant site purchase. Judge John Pincura said jurors will be selected March 4 and testimony likely begins Monday.
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H. B. Agate
Common Pleas Court
Anna Sprunk
Shefherd Lake
Shefield Lake
Michael O'Leary
John Pincura
Secret American mine stolen by Russia sparks protest
A senior U S naval officer alleged Russia stole a secret American floating mine able to evade standard sweepers. The claim came as Adm Lynde McCormick arrived to meet Gen Eisenhower and discuss Atlantic command. Separately, investigators probed the puzzling death of the month-old Datti child whose body was reportedly moved from Birmingham to Marietta. Sheriff Finegan questioned the lack of coroner reporting.
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Paris
Russia
Adm
Lynde DB. McCormick
North Atlantic
Dwight D. Eisen
Carl R. Finegan
Rskhow
John
Datt
Sunkist
Route 113
Birmingham
Mare Jetta
Finegan
Clarence Opperman
Coed at OSU dies after collapse in sorority house
Margaret Joan Kerns 19 of Bellefontaine collapsed in her Chi Omega room on Monday. Coroner Dr. Robert A. Evans said the death was due to a cerebral hemorrhage, an uncommon cause for someone so young. Friends noted she had felt ill over the weekend but went to classes.
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Columebus
Ohio State University
Robert A. Evans
Margaret Joan Kerns
Bellefortaine
Chi Omega
Fire Department
Labor Demands Censure Vote Over Churchill Korea Comment
London Labor MPs demanded a personal censure vote against Prime Minister Winston Churchill in the Commons over his promise of prompt decisive action if Communists break the Korean Armistice after it is reached.
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London
Labor Party
Winston Churchill
Commons
Britain
Want Ads Offer Quick Low Cost Local Selling Help
A promotional plea for Chronicle Telegram Want Ads advises readers to call 4751 and ask for Want Ads. An ad-taker will assist in placing a fast acting, affordable notice to reach buyers.
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Chronicle- Telegram
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R.mich
Rayburn TV
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