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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1954

Page

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Elyria Moves Toward Water Works Electrification Plan

After three and a half hours of discussion Elvrra City Council and engineer J. W. Avery cleared the way for final passage of electrification at the lake shore pumping station. A seven point program for a 15 year water system plan was outlined with an estimated cost of 1.5 million dollars and financing via mortgage bonds.

Elvrra J. W. Avery Elyria Safety Service Michael J. Lotko Avery Lorain J. Grant Keys Havens and Emerson Elgria Water Department

GOP Leaders See Defeat Likely For Bricker Proposal

Washington reports indicate President Eisenhower denounced the Bricker Amendment as a threat to U S treaty power and peace. Senate GOP leaders, including Knowland, say debate likely proceeds Wednesday while Bricker stands firm on his main point and rejects compromise. The amendment would require additional approvals before treaties become law, provoking party rifts.

Washington John W. Bricker Ohio Republican Poe Eisenhower Bricker Senate GOP Ohio Senate Gop William F. Knowland House Knowland

Dulles Rejects Molotov Demands At Berlin Parley

Secretary of State John Foster Dulles rejected Molotovs demand to include Red China in a Big Four foreign ministers meeting. He said the conference would focus on German Austrian treaties and Austria not European-wide talks. He affirmed US Europe Middle East defense and warned China could join through a settlement of the Korean War.

V. M. Molotov Georges Bidault Berlin Anthony Eden Molotov Eussia Andrei Gromyko John Foster Dulles China Vyacheslav M. Molotov Vyacheslav Molotov Red China Europe Dulles Austria West Germany United States Middle East Soviet Union Gam

Reds Seek Dean Return for Parley Planning Talk

The Communist radio reported that Communist liaison officers asked special U.S. Envoy Arthur H. Dean to reopen preliminary negotiations for a Korean peace conference next Monday. They delivered a sealed letter to Dean and walked out of a liaison session after the message suggested resuming talks on February 1 at Panmunjom.

U.S Arthur H. Dean Red Radio Dean Washington Red Leason Martin

Rock Falls Barely Miss Workman In Ohio Street Trench

Marshel Lewis, 42, of Stop 110% Westlake road, narrowly avoided serious injury when a large rock toppled from a trench edge near Foster avenue and Bond street. He was struck on the mouth, cut lip, and taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital for sutures and X-rays. The Marra Construction Company of Cleveland is widening a sewer line in the northern city area.

Marshel Lewis Westlake Road Lewis Marra Construction Company Cleveland Foster Avenue Bond Street Elyria Memorial Hospital

Weather update for Northeastern Ohio

Cloudy with showers and wind and warmer today reaching a high around 56. Tonight remains cloudy with showers and wind and a colder low near 30. Wednesday likely snow flurries and colder. Temperature range for Monday 33 to 4. Precipitation 0.2 inch in 24 hours to 8 p.m. Monday. Humidity at 8 a.m. 34 percent, at 8 p.m. 83 percent. Sunrise 7 46 a.m. sunset 5 44 p.m. Moonset 10 24 a.m. Tuesday.

Ohio

Lorain Officers Fail In Hunt For Wanted Murderer

Lorain officers failed to capture Peter Kenzik 46 a Chicago murder suspect who arrived by bus and warned police to apprehend him before he killed again. A Lorain dispatcher and bus driver identified him from a photo after he used the alias Eddie Miller in Chicago.

Lorain Pete Kenzik Eddie Miller Chicago

Illness Fatal To Elyrian. Mother, 87, Hurt In Fall

Misfortune struck the Haney family of 336 Columbus street this morning. Mrs. Ann Haney, 87, fell down stairs at her home around 11 a. m. The illness proved fatal to Elyrian, underscoring a tragic accident for a local family.

Elyrian Haney Columbus Street Ann Haney

Pope III Cancels General Audience

Vatican City reports Pope Pius XII, age 71, cancelled a Wednesday general audience due to fatigue fever and hiccup seizures. Vatican sources say illness not serious. he previously suffered bronchitis on Jan 22, 1953, with hiccup recurrence from August 1952. Officials expect suspension for about four days while he remains at home under physician guidance.

Vatican City Pius XII Vatican Osservatore Romano Galeazzi-Lisi

Trophy Ceremony At Lorain To Be Broadcast

The For restal Trophy presentation ceremony at Lorain High School Auditorium will be broadcast tonight from 11:20 p m to midnight over Cleveland Station WGAR. Secretary of the Navy Robert B Anderson will address the event, taped recordings will be replayed, and television films will be shown later on a station to be announced. Mayor Grant Keys proclaimed Naval Reserve Day in Lorain County for the unit’s achievements.

Lorain County Naval Reserve Division Secretary of the Navy Robert B. Anderson Cleveland WGAR Lorain High School Grant Keys Lorain Elyria

Clerk Added To City Sanitation Department Staff

City Safety Service Director Michael J. Lotko announced the hiring of Theresa Burke as a clerk in the Sanitation Department. She will earn 196 dollars monthly from department funds and assist in the Water Department and other city hall divisions during peak loads.

Safety Service Michael J. Lotko Theresa Burke Sixth Street Sanitation Sanitation Department Lotko

Communists Offer Red Cross Custody of POWs at Panmunjom

At Panmunjom the Communist military command proposed that custody of 347 pro Red Allied prisoners be accepted by Communist Red Cross societies for humanitarian reasons. The plan, announced after a news conference, would involve 21 Americans and 325 South Koreans among those in the sitdown strike, with Indian chairman Lt Gen Thimayya asked to approve. The offer contrasts with prior refusals citing armistice provisions.

Red Cross Pyongyang Red Radio Lee Sang Cho Military Armistice Commission K. S. Thimayya Neutral Nations Repatriations Commission Thimayya Red

Cooler Air To Lower Ohio Temperatures Tonight

Ohio keeps springlike warmth today as a southwest warm air flow fades. The U S Weather Bureau predicts a drop in temperatures tonight into the high 30s with highs in the 50s earlier. rain possible in western and northern areas as a cooler air mass moves in.

Ohio U. S. Weather Bureau

IBEAL WELDING still on Lodi Auction Jan 30

Auction notice for IBEAL WELDING listed as still on Lodi with contact Ph. 2728 appearing in a local advertisement. This item appears among community notices and classified listings.

Pro-Red American POWs Speak at Panmunjom News Conference

Twenty one self exiled American war prisoners told Allied reporters they will continue their sitdown in Korea’s neutral zone until the Communists can take them back legally as free civilians. They vowed to return to America only under Communist terms, alleging fascist influence at home and claiming to be fighters for world peace. The group, led by Richard G. Corden, read a hostile statement against the United States and South Korea and echoed Red propaganda about McCarthyism and democracy’s decline. The 21 sat in the Panmunjom Peace Pagoda beside a long Allied press bench as photographers recorded the scene.

Korea Sid White International ‘News Service Dave Cicero International News Photos Panmunjom Speace America Red Red Command Richard G. Corden East Providence RL Corden Presidium Executive Council pro-Red Prisoners’ Organization South Korea Sen. McCarthy

Pritzker Named Colson President After Glass Resignation

Robert A. Pritzker was elected president of Colson Corp. to fill the vacancy created by J. Edgar Glass. He becomes general manager and moves from vice-president in charge of manufacturing. A Chicago native, he holds IIT and Caltech study, plus Illinois MBA courses, and is building a home in Oberlin with a family.

Robert A. Pritzker Colson Corporation J. Edgar Glass Pritzker A. N. Pritzker Jack Pritzker Robert Jay Elyria Chicago Illneis Institute of Technology California Institute of Technology University of Ilinois Oberlin

Father of 7 Ridgeville Man Dies In Accident

Herbert Paul McElhaney a 41 year old welder at ALCOA Cleveland died after an auto crash at West 25th Street and Monroe in Cleveland. He lived in Ridgeville township seven years came from Cleveland. Survived by wife Rose seven children a sister a stepbrother and stepsister. Body at Sudro Curtis Funeral Home. funeral arrangements pending.

West 25Th Street Monroe Cleveland Herbert Paul McElhaney Lear-Nagle Road Ridgeville McElhaney Lutheran Hospital Aluminum Company of America Mr. McElhaney Buffalo Ohio Ridgeville Township Odd Fellows Lodge of Rose McElhaney George Paul David Nancy Janice Sharon Betty Kate Fancher Warsaw N. Y Gladys Tampa Fla Henry Fahs North Olmsted Emma Miller Millersburg Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home

Record-Breaking Elyria YMCA Drive Reaches 2161 Members

Elyria YMCA announces a new all time high of 2161 members after a weeklong campaign ending with a dinner. The drive surpassed the 1100 goal and exceeded last year’s 1557 record by 604. Awards honored top recruiters including Virginia Brown and Jim Boylan with special citations to Richard Elliott drive chairman.

Elyria Ymca Origanization Virginia Brown Charles Eaton Frank Finegold Bob Hollis Fred Meytforth Kenneth Wilson Jim Boylan Jim Dunlap Ted Berg Bob Kaiser Jack Anderman Pete Peterman Art Hudnutt Lawrence Deetz Bruce Alexander Harry Belter Bill McCrey Carl Niemeyer R. G. Lloyd Steve Csonka Sheldon Rieley Herb Carlson Ted O'Dell Bob Minch Richard Elliott

Good Way To Save Steps Cleaning Basket Idea

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Warren Duffee United Press Staff Reds Allied Edwin Martin Russia Workman Rock Crystal Claners Cleveland St Pope III Sim Resar Lodi St P. R. Smith & CO City Sanitation Department Admiral Table Washington Ave Apt O. R. Weekley Bulletin International News Service Amherst Society TV Radio Wellington Vilians R. A. Pritzker New Colson YMCA
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