Man And Wife Injured In Bus Collision Near Wellington
A Wellington School bus carrying 54 children was struck by Dr. R L Souder and his wife in a Packard on Route 5 near Wellington. No students were harmed. the bus sustained front fender damage. Police and a wrecking crew cleared the scene after traffic delays.
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Wellington School
Wellington
Souder
Chronicle-Telegram
R. L. Souder
Ashland
Jack Harris
Harris
Jeffry
Lloyd Betts
Penfield
Betts
Case Dismissed For Lack Of Evidence
Mayor Henry W. Ault dismissed the case against Charles Sebastian of 136 Blake Street for lack of evidence to convict on charges of selling intoxicants to minors. He noted additional study before deciding not to allow teenage alcohol sales.
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Henry W. Ault
Charles Sebastian
Blake Street
Sebastian
Ault
British Canberra Sets Two World Speed Records
A British twin jet Canberra bomber flew from London to Darwin in 22 hours and 1 minute, breaking two world speed records. The two man crew completed the 8,608 mile route with only three refueling stops before landing in Darwin, Australia.
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Darwin
Australia
London
England
Weather Outlook Northeastern Ohio Snow Flurries and Wind
Cloudy with snow flurries and gusty winds this afternoon in Northeastern Ohio. High around 90 with a colder night 19 under partly cloudy skies. Thursday expected to be fair and continued cold with a 31 high and 29 low. Lights on Thursday night seven to eight PM for March of Dimes.
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Ohio
Telephone Company Union Emploes Leave Jobs Today
A toll operator at Elyria Telephone Co is fired for refusing a split shift she says violated her seniority rights. Her discharge triggered a walkout of 19 operators, spreading to linemen and other union members, with 52 operators total and many remaining workers expected to join.
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Elyria Telephone Co
Ruby Lynch
Follow- Wo
Wide Area Rain and Snow Reported Across Regions
Freezing rain and snow blanketed New England while rain extended from the Ohio River Valley to the Appalachian Mountains. Rainfall appeared in northern Gulf states and the northwest Pacific, with snow in western Montana, North Dakota, and the northern Great Lakes. Six hour totals reached 25 to 62 inches in Nashville Tennessee, Dayton Ohio, Pittsburgh Pennsylvania, and Columbus Ohio.
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New England
Ohio River
Appalachian Mountains
Gulf States
Northwest Pacific
Montana
North Dakota
Great Lakes
Nashville
Tenn
Dayton. O
Pittsburgh
Pal
Columbus
Surplus Center Moves to Broad Street in Elyria
The Elyria surplus center has relocated to 1 41 Broad Street, moving operations and storefront to a new downtown site. The change affects customers seeking purchases of surplus goods and related services at the new Broad Street location.
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Elyria Surplus Center
Broad St.udy
Lawmakers debate Korean veteran bonus and highway bonds
The Ohio Legislature moves toward a possible Korean War veteran bonus with a proposed nine member commission to study it. A separate measure seeks constitutional approval for 750 million dollars in highway bonds for an upgraded system. Some lawmakers criticize the rapid code revision process amid debate over vested interests.
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Oho
House of Representatives
House
William S. Barton
Cuyahoga
Senate
Senate Judiciary Committee
Robert W. Reider
Ottawa
Reider
Judiciary Committee
Code Revision Commission
John V. Corrigan
D-Cuyahoga
Tax Cuts Must Wait For Budget Balance
Speaker Joseph W. Martin Jr warns against rushing a tax cut bill. He says no tax relief until the House Appropriations Committee trims government spending. Senate GOP leaders and President Eisenhower reportedly share the stance awaiting a balanced budget.
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Washington
Joseph W. Martin Jr
Daniel A. Reed
House
Martin
House Appropriations Committee
Massachusetts
Senate
Eisenhower Returns To Work At His Desk
President Eisenhower returns to work at his desk after a slight cold. Mrs. Eisenhower also feels better but remains not fully up to par following a lingering cold.
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Eisenhower
Washington
Nam Il and Red Deputy Named in Prison Camp Uprisings
A secret intelligence report accuses Red truce chief Gen Nam Il and Maj. Gen. Lee Sang Jo of masterminding uprisings in Communist POW camps seen as a second front of the Korean war. The riots, kidnappings, and escapes in Rose Island camps caused 315 prisoners and one American soldier dead with about 430 prisoners wounded.
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Tokyo
Mark Clark
Delee
Red Truce
Nam li
Lee Sang Jo
Francis T. Dodd
Rose Island
United Nations
Jeon Moon Il
Koje
Dodd
U.N
Nam Il
Clark
Pongeam Island
North Korea
Col Johns Outlines Civil Defense Ground Observers
Col Leroy Johns described Civil Defense ground observer work at an American Legion Auxiliary meeting, detailing an eight mile station network totaling 578 posts and the chain of warning activities, with Lorain County Civil Defense director Sam Provenza noting the Lorain station already operating. He urged organized local plans to minimize casualties in any attack.
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American Legion
Sam Provenza
Margaret Miller
Unit 12
American Legion Auxiliary
Leroy Johns
Fifth Area Air Command
Tom Kirk
Gene Eastman
U.S. Air Force
Canton
Ralph Terry
Elyria
American Legion Auxiliary Unit
Sky Watch
Lorain County
Albert Eastman
Civil Defense
Johns
Ohio
Johnson
U. S. Air Defense Force
Provenza
Lorain
Council
Terry
Gene Stedman
U. S. Air Force
Lorain County Court House
Bus Skids Near Ridgeville Injuring Five People
A Greyhound bus skidded on ice on Route 20 near Ridgeville and crashed into a tree at 10 25 am. Driver Howard Morrison 28 and four passengers were hurt and taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital for possible fractures and other injuries. Deputy Sheriff James Howard investigated the crash and reported the bus front was badly damaged.
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Greyhound
Howard R. Morrison
Second Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Elyria Memorial
Elsie McEldowney
East Avenue
Harvey Behring
Marseilles Avenue
Martha Eckelberry
R.D
Amherst
Louis Johnson
Shaker Boulevard
Cleveland
James Howard
Atom Project Seen Entering New Era
The United States atomic program marked ten years with a shift into a new era of super weapons and power. The Atomic Energy Commission's 13th report to Congress notes progress in exploration and development, including improved A bombs and power for warships airplanes and industry, while not downplaying the Eniwetok hydrogen tests' significance.
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Atom Project
Washington
U. S. Atomic Project
Atomic Energy Commission
Congress
U. S
AEC
East German Exodus Seen as Real Migration
Tens of thousands of East German refugees seek shelter in West Berlin amid a mass flight from Soviet rule. Mayor Ernst Reuter calls the exodus catastrophic, estimating 20,000 arrivals in January and urging faster refugee intake by Bonn. He lists four causes including economic decline, confiscation of property, conscription fears, and opposition to the Communist system.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Ernst Reuter
UnitedPress
Reuter
West Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Bonn
Adenauer
Two Hurt In Collision Near Brighton on Highway 18
Earl Roth of Detroit collided with William Beidler of Wadsworth on Highway 18 about a mile west of Brighton. Beidler and his wife Mrs. G. L. Beidler were taken to Allen Memorial Hospital Oberlin with head injuries and leg contusions. Roth was cited for reckless operation and fined 25 dollars.
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Wellington
Allen Memorial Hospital
Oberlin
Brighton
Earl Roth
Detroit
Mich
William Beidler
Wadsworth
Beidler
G. L. Beidler
Roth
Ralph Gray
Budget Outlined for Pleasant View Sanatorium Funds
The Pleasant View Tuberculosis Sanatorium will spend the $193,200 from last November’s half-mill levy over two years. County commissioners approved this year’s budget listing salaries for the superintendent and staff, maintenance, clinic, construction, contingencies, retirement, and workers’ compensation.
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Pleasant View
Isag
March of Dimes Ad Draws Evening Call
An 7 to 8 pm advert for the March of Dimes promotes a fundraising event in the community urging participation and donations during the evening hour.
Canteen Service Seeks Members Recruitment Drive Underway
Mrs. A T Sibley chairs American Red Cross Canteen Service recruitment for new members. The group already includes members from the American Legion Auxiliary and several churches. Training starts in February. The unit handles mass feeding emergency cooking disaster feeding blood donor work and Red Cross field meetings. Call the Red Cross office to join.
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A. T Sibley
American Red Cross
American Legion Auxiliary
First Congregational Church
St. Mary’s Church
JavCee Ettes
First Christian Church
Red Cross
Crile
Red Cross Chapter
Dead Fish Reported Along Lake Erie Shore
The Coast Guard reported large quantities of dead fish along the Lake Erie shore from Ohio to Pennsylvania. Officials cited possible weekend conditions for the pile up, calling the current accumulation one of the largest ever seen. A separate ad promotes Hudson Jet, America’s newest lightweight car, arriving soon.
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Coast Guard
Lake Erie
Ohio
Pennsylvania
America
Adv
Y W C A Elects Three New Directors In Elyria
Dr. Russell Humbert president of DePauw University spoke at the Elyria YWCA annual meeting urging guidance for youth to think straight and invest their lives. The dinner and meeting at Washington Avenue Church of Christ emphasized building character and spiritual values beyond sectarian lines. Continued on Page 3.
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Russell Humbert
Elyria Y.W.C.A
Washington Avenue Church of Christ
Humbert
DePauw University
Y.W.C.A
God
Heavenly Father
Chronicle-Telegram Want Ads Help You Find What You Need
Want ads offer economical fast acting help for buyers sellers renters and lenders. Call 4751 to have a courteous ad taker write a result driven notice tailored to your needs no matter what you want to buy sell rent lease hire or borrow.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Lights On Thursday Night Fundraiser for March of Dimes
A brief local notice announces a Thursday evening drive titled Lights On from 7 to 8 pm to support the March of Dimes. Advocates urge community participation and donations during the hour.
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Wage Stabilization Board
March of Dimes
Telephone Company
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Grafton
Hospital
Society
Theatres TV Radio
Korea
Assembly
Corrigan
Turnpike Commission
Red
Clark Headquarters
Col. Johns
Panmunjom
Ridgeville
Bulletin
Eniwetok
Pacific
Truman
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