Labor unions blast Ike Taft Hartley proposals
Union leaders in Washington harshly rejected President Eisenhower's 14 point plan to modify the Taft Hartley Act, arguing it would keep the law harsh or worsen it. They opposed a government supervised secret ballot on strikes, while labor officials praised limited elements and cabinet members called the plan sound. CIO and AFL leaders warned the ballot would strengthen anti labor measures and urged restraint on relaxing union shop bans.
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Washington (N
Eisenhower
Weeks
CIO
Walter Reuther
John L. Lews
United Mine Workers
Richard J. Gray
AFL
James B. Carey
Canadians Refuse to Help Catch Reuther Witness
Detroit authorities seek Donald Ritchie, 33, a key witness in the 1948 Walter Reuther shooting case. Ritchie fled to Canada after signing two statements. the CIO UAW paid him 5000 for information. Canadian officials cited lack of charges and extradition issues as Ontario police refuse to arrest him. Prosecutor O Brien says the case against four suspects is dead without Ritchie.
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Detroit
Michigan
Walter Reuther
Reuther
Donald Ritchie
Canada
CIO
United Auto Workers Union
Ritchie
Protec
Ontario
Wayne County
Gerald K. O'Brien
Albert J. Gordon
Essex County
Ont
Gordon
Bruce J. C. MacDonald
Appelice
O'Brien
Volunteers Urged to Register for Mothers March
Mrs. Robert Bovlan chairwoman of the Mothers March on Polio in Elyria asks local women planning to volunteer to call her by Wednesday. Harry C. Bogart notes strong volunteer response but all names must be registered immediately to organize the 1954 drive, with Elyria’s goal set at 20000 dollars.
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Robert Bovlan
Elyria
Harry C. Bogart
Boylan
Goodrich Co Named Excellently Managed Firm
The B. F. Goodrich Co of Akron and its Avon Lake subsidiary Goodrich Chemical Co were among 348 firms named excellently managed in 1953 by the American Institute of Management after reviewing 3,000 leading U.S. and Canadian concerns. Top twelve firms scored over 9,000 of 10,000.
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B. F. Goodrich Co
Akron
Goodrich Chemical Company
Avon Lake
American Institute of Management
United States
Canada
Goodrich
Oberlin Masons Host 33rd Degree Visitation Crowd
Nearly 500 Masons attended Oberlin Lodge 380 in Oberlin Memorial Auditorium for the 33rd visitation of the Past Masters and Fellowcraft Club of Al Koran Temple A.A.O.N.M.S. of Cleveland to confer Master Mason degree. Richard Kay presided as master. T C Murphy organized arrangements. Walter E Drake delivered the welcome address.
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Oberlin
Ss Hall Memorial
Oberlin Lodge No
al Koran Temple
A.a.co.n.m.ls
Cleveland
Ohio
Richard Kay
T. C. Murphy
L. P. Disinger
Ai Koran Temple
Walter E.drake
Principals Convene Lake Erie Area Elementary Meet
Thirty six area elementary school principals from Elyria to Sandusky gathered for the second Lake Erie Area Elementary Principals Association meeting. Delegations from Lorain, Sandusky, Oberlin, Graf ton, Norwalk, Castalia, Vincent, Darling Clearview, Avon, Avon Lake, Vermilion and Wellington attended. The day included city school tours, a coffee hour at Franklin School, and an evening discussion at Allen School on Interviews moderated by F A Dusthimer with Fern Gates and Walter Adler presenting. Final meeting scheduled for March in Oberlin.
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Lake Erie Area
Elementary Principals’ Association
Fern Gates
Gates School
Walter Adner
Jefferson School
Elyria
Sandusky Lake Erie
Lorain
Sandusky
Oberlin
Grafton
Norwalk
Castalia
Vincent
Darling
Clearview
Avon
Avon Lake
Vermilion
Wellington
Franklin School
Olive Cheney
Allen School
Walter Adler
F. A. Dusthimer
Ely School
Pennsylvanian To Face Jury On Forgery Charge
Eric Paman pleads innocent and is bound over to a grand jury after waiving a preliminary hearing in a forgery case. James L. Wilson faces $1000 bond set by Mayor J. Grant Keys in police court, with defense seeking $506 while noting Wilson lives out of state. Wilson allegedly forged a 9.62 check and passed it to Frank L. Toth, manager of a Broad street tavern.
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Eric. Paman
Bixra
J. Grant Keys
James L. Wilson
L. R. Bevson
Robert Corts
Wilson
Frank L. Toth
Broad Street
Floods Hit Bihar Causing Massive Crop Damage
Flooding in Bihar India has damaged crops and impacted about six million people. Information Minister M P Sinha briefed reporters in New Delhi on the disaster and relief efforts underway.
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Bihar
India
M. P. Sinha
New Delhi
Way Clear For Second Pike Study
Columbus Ohio listeners report that funding is approved for preliminary studies on a Conneaut to Cincinnati turnpike with a Toledo spur. Estimated costs reach 400 million for Conneaut to Cincinnati and 100 to 200 million for the Toledo leg. Board of Control, with Gov Lausche, Auditor Rhodes, and Atty Gen ONeill backing, votes 17 to 5 to release funds.
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Columbus
Tom Y.moorehead
Zanesville
Board of Control
Cincinnati
Ohio
Toledo
J. Frank McClure
Ashland
McClure
Moorehead
Highway Department
Florida
Cincinnat
Louisville
Indiana
Chicago
Conneaut
Frank J. Lausche
James A. Rhodes
C. William O'Neill
Exam Week Here County Seniors Eye Scholarships
Two scholarship examinations are scheduled for the latter part of this week. The Ohio State University agricultural scholarship test will be held Friday from 1 to 4 p m at the Elyria YMCA for high school senior boys. Twenty scholarships to the university will be awarded across the state. The general scholarship test will be at Elyria High School Saturday at 8 45 a m for those in the upper 40 percent of their classes. High district and state ranking yields scholarships varying in rate and length to different colleges. Journalists want to be treated as workers under India s Industrial Disputes Act advised by the Government in New Delhi on Working Journalists Day.
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C. A. Gibbons
Ohio State University
Elvria Ymca
Elyria High School
India
New Delhi
Italian 'New Dealer' To Try To Form Cabinet
Rome AP Amintore Fanfiani and the Christian Democrats move toward forming a new government as the party considers a leftward shift. Fanfani, a 45 year old parliament member and former minister, advocates social reforms and an Italian version of a new deal. The move comes after Premier Pella failed to gain full backing from his party and stepped down, with Fanfani seen as lifting hopes for a caretaker shift to a broader coalition.
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Amintore
Fanfani
Min
Luigi Einaudi
Intenor
Pella
Fanfan
Uring
Giuseppe Pella
Gav
Alcide de
Gasperi
Christian Democrats
Italy
Professor To Talk Here Before B L C Management Club
Members of the Brown Lipe Chapin Division of General Motors will hold their fifth annual winter meeting at Elyria Country Club Saturday at 6 30 PM. Main speaker Dr Philip Wernette of the University of Michigan is a noted economist and author who has served on Harvard and Rutgers faculties and has advised governments in South America. He has written economics texts and studied business cycles and monetary theory.
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Brown-Lipe-Chapin Division
General Motors Corporation
Elyria Country Club
Brown-Lipe-Chapmn
Elsmia
Philip Wernette
University of Michigan
Michigan Business Review
Graduate School of Banking
Rutgers University
American Bankers Association
Pacific Coast Banking School
University of
South America
Colombia
Peru
Europe
Washington
IMS
University At
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Albuquerque
Wernette
United States
Ohio lawmakers weigh bonds amid highway plan worries
In Columbus, leaders back a $500 million highway bond bill to fund major roads and urban extensions while Sen. Latta and Rep. Lancione warn the axle mile tax and a rise in gasoline tax may not cover the debt. They fear shifting highway revenues could hurt secondary roads and push up taxes if needed.
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Columbus
Delbert Lata
McComb
A C. Lancione
Belmont
Lancione
Frank J. Lauscher
Lausche
Donald Rolf
Cincinnati
Highway Department
Ohio
Latta
Superintendent and EHS Principal Get Pay Boosts
The Elyria board restored salaries to prior levels for Superintendent Franklin Gottfried and Assistant Superintendent Miraben. Both received $500 annual increases starting January 1 and three year contracts, effective September 1. Gottfried’s salary becomes $10,000 per year and Miraben’s $8,000.
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Fand
Elyria Public Schools
Board of Education
Rufus Taylor
George Miraben
Howard Gollmar
Franklin Gottfmied
Miraben
Gottfried
Lynn Nicholas
Third Charge Is Lodged Against Checks Passer
A former Elyman, who pleaded guilty last month to passing two bad checks, is accused of another check to Jerry Kostvo of Grassie’s Wayside Inn on Oberlin Road. Kostvo filed a report stating Ralph O. Reynolds signed a $40 check drawn on Old Phoenix National Bank at Medina marked no account. Reynolds awaits grand jury action on two other checks totaling $63 drawn on the same bank to Howard Pick and Doyle Lester. Police say Reynolds admits passing about $300 in rubber checks. detective Capt. Maurice Flood notes more may remain. A separate item mentions a proposed fish meal plant at Trabzon Turkey processing 100 tons daily for cattle and poultry feed.
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Jerry Kostvo
Grassie
Wayside Inn
Oberlin Road
Kostvo
Ralph O. Reynolds
West Avenue
Phoenix National Bank
Medina
Kostro
Reynolds
Howard Pick
Cedar and
Broad Streets
Doyle Lester
Elyria City Checker Cab Co
Phoenix Bank
Maurice Flood
Automatic timer to automate home appliances near
The automatic home takes a step closer with a timer that can switch lights on and off, defrost the refrigerator, operate room air conditioning, or warm a baby’s bottle. Intermatic Time-All unit enables attaching any household appliance to the timer.
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New York
Driver Pedestrian Cooperation Vital With New Lights
In response to public inquiries, the police explain how Broad street at Middle avenue and Court street traffic signals operate. Pedestrians should cross only on steady Walk signals. flashing Walk means no time to cross. Vehicles move only on arrows. center lanes used for left turns. A right turn on red is allowed northbound at East avenue and Second street. Pedestrians and drivers must cooperate to maximize crossing time and safety.
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Middle Avenue
Court Street
East Avenue
Second Street
Annual Bank Meeting Scheduled In Grafton
Grafton Savings and Banking Co. will hold its annual meeting on Wednesday January 13 at 7 30 p m in the bank building officials will meet there to conduct the bank business and review the year’s affairs
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Grafton Savings and Banking Co
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