Bosses Night Highlights Elyria Jaycees Banquet Guests
Elyria executives from major industries attended the Junior Chamber of Commerce Bosses Night banquet at String Valley Country Club. Charles A. Dilley of Cleveland Graphite Bronze spoke on picking and stretching junior executives, stressing decision making, delegation, stamina, and responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaycees
Elyria
Junior Chamber of Commerce
String Valley Country Club
Elyria Junior Chamber
Charles A. Dilley
Clevite Corporation of
Cleveland
Cleveland Graphite Bronze Corporation
Dilley
Peiping
China
Wooster College
Fenn College
Graphite Bronze
Diller
Senate probes 1944 order to destroy navy records on Reds
Senate Internal Security panel ties together fragments of a 1944 White House move to erase Navy intelligence files on Communist infiltration of U S shipping. Chairman Jenner says officers were dispersed and War Department records on subversion may also have been targeted. Morris later told Nimitz the full story. Nimitz recalls nothing. The inquiry continues with no official attribution of the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
Senate
White House
Navy
U. S
William E. Jenner
R-Ind
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
War Department
New York
Naval Intelligence
Four
Jenner
Robert Morris
Subcommittee
Morris
New York Intelligence Unit
Pacific
Chester W. Nimitz
Berkleley
Calif
Nimitz
Pacific War Theater
Russia
Fresh Start Urged for Next Ohio Turnpike
Cleveland Ohio Dr J Gordon McKay a Cleveland member of the Ohio Turnpike Commission urged a fresh start with a clean slate as the commission voted four to one to consider consulting engineers for a Cincinnati to Conneaut turnpike survey with a Toledo spur McKay dissented and pressed for an Ohio focused firm to avoid past mistakes noting the Greiner firm already handles much in Ohio and neighboring states and could receive further consideration elsewhere
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, O
J. Gordon McKay
Cleveland
Ohio Turnpike Commission
Ohio
Cincinnati
Conneaut
Toledo
McKay
J. E. Greiner Co
Elyria
Greiner
Indiana
Chou Seeks UN Session on Korea Crisis
In Tokyo Chou Enlai urged an early UN General Assembly reconvening to address the Korean crisis. He backed Molotov’s proposal for a Big Five including Communist China and condemned the United States as politically bankrupt, accusing it of violating international accords and human rights. He warned peace in Korea grows more remote and reiterated claims that the U.S. conspired with Rhee in releasing anti Red prisoners, calling for Dean to return to Korea to restart Panmunjom talks.
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Tokyo
China
Chou Enlai
United Nations General Assembly
Korea
Peiping
United States
America
Chou
U.S
Syngman Rhee
Arthur H. Dean
Dean
Man Suffocated In Crushed Stone In Toledo Area
John P. Weinner a 35 year old Deshler resident died after falling into a bin of fine crushed stone at the LaFrance stone company in Waterville Ohio. Deputies said he was covered by stone when a co worker opened a bin chute to load a truck and he may have entered to break up stone that was clogged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
John P. Weinner
Deshler
LaFrance Stone Company
Waterville
O. Lucas County
Weinner
Watchful stance urged on Soviet envoy in Washington
Igor Gouzenko, former Soviet clerk, urged constant surveillance of Russian ambassador Georgi Zaroubin in Washington. Gouzenko linked Zaroubin to the Ottawa embassy network that aided a Communist atomic spy ring and noted possible involvement in talks on peacetime atomic energy. He recalled Soviet police searching his apartment and cited Soviet funds to the Canadian Communist Party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Igor Gouzenko
Canada
Georgi N. Zaroubin
U.S
Zaroubin
Gouzenko
Ottawa
Drew Pearson
John Foster Dulles
Russia
Eisenhower
Lind
Harry
Dexter White
Isecretary
The
Treasury
Bassy
Communist Party
Plan to raise minimum wages faces broader coverage
Washington reports the administration is crafting a two part plan to raise the federal minimum wage and extend coverage. The proposal would lift the rate from 7 to about 9 or 90 cents an hour for 21 million workers under the Fair Labor Standards Act while bringing many more workers under a lower minimum, possibly 75 cents, with gradual increases by industry after committee studies. The Labor Department study group led by Secretary James P. Mitchell could finish by spring and seek presidential approval. Officials note another 18 million workers might eventually be covered, though current talks focus on about half that figure. Farm workers would not be included at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
R Isources
la Lower Minmum
Labor Department
James P. Mitchell
Mitchell
Rettail
Serviceman Plea Earns Clothing Shipment to Korea
Lt. Brenner in Korea urged local aid for needy South Koreans. Elyria's T-L Club collected 688 pounds of used clothing from homes and businesses, sending 16 boxes to California for Army Post Office transit. The Chronicle Telegram funded 3126.54 for parcel post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray ‘Brenner
Elvira
Korea
South Korea
T-L Club
Chronicle-Telegram
California
Army Post Office
Tax Case Goes To Jury Today
A Cleveland federal court jury of seven women and five men slated to decide the 738000 income tax evasion case of Akron industrialist Poncet Davis. Davis, president of Robbins Tire and Rubber of Tuscumbia Alabama, allegedly evaded taxes from 1945 to 1948. Final arguments were presented, but Judge Charles J McNamee delayed jury instruction until today in what was described as the court's largest income tax evasion trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Akron
Poncet Davis
Robbins Tire and Rubber Company
Tuscumbia
Ala
Attornneys
Charles J. McNamee
Director of Ohio Society To Speak On Palsy Problem
Walter B. Underwood executive director of the Ohio Society for Crippled Children will speak at Elyria Cerebral Palsy Study Group meeting next Monday at 8 pm in the Marine Room Elks Club. He will discuss cerebral palsy child problems therapy and acceptance as part of a statewide program since 1946 with nine Ohio treatment centers and Dr Winthrop M Phelps. Underwood has directed Ohio Society work since 1927 guiding county societies and expanding services for epileptic cerebral palsied and speech hearing challenged children. All Elyria residents interested are urged to attend and enter via the Elks Restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter B. Underwood
Ohio Society For Crippled Children
Elyria
Marine Room
The
Elks Club
Ohio Society
Underwood
Winthrop M. Phelps
Ohio Project
Ohio
Phelps
Baltimore
Cockeysville
Elks Restaurant
Repudiation of Ohio Woman Confession
In Ironton Ohio Norma Lee Bailey Lumsford age 25 repudiates her earlier confession that she killed Charles H Wolfe. She now says Addison Stiles was with her when Wolfe was slain, contradicting the initial claim. The grand jury had been considering second degree murder charges against Roy A Miller and wife Annabelle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ironton
O. E. Norman Lee Bailey Lunsford
Charles H.wolfe
Roy A. Miller
Annabelle
Lumsford
Wolfe
Addison Stiles
Itiles
Congress Hears Turk President
President Celal Bayar warns Congress that failure to confront Communist aggression could bring catastrophe to the peace loving community. He urges united action and credits U S aid for Turkey’s economic and military strength. The Bayars, in Washington for a U S visit, host a dinner at the Turkish embassy and plan a nationwide swing before returning to Turkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Celal Bayar
Turkey
Jall
U.S
Bayar
United States
Eisenhower
White House
Bayars
New York
Bender Rhodes To Open Ohio GOP Campaign
In Columbus and Niles Ohio Republicans launch campaign activities with McKinley Day banquets honoring former Niles attorney and future president candidate George H Bender. Rhodes leads for governor as toastmaster while Vorys Brown and ONeill slated to speak. Saxbe cancels due to his father's death. The scene marks the start of Ohio GOP campaign events ahead of Lincoln Day fundraisers next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus. O
Ohio
iNiles
GOP
U.S
George H. Bender
Creve
State Committee
U. S
James A. Rhodes
John W. Brown
Roger W. Tracy
Niles
John M. Vorys
Columbus
William O'Neill
Bowling Green State University
William Saxbe
iHouse of Representatives
Bender
Italy Becomes Major Buyer of American Phonograph Records
Italy has emerged as a large purchaser of American song-playing phonograph records. The shift signals growing international demand for U S music offerings and reflects broader export trends in the recording industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Gilead Judge Seeks Ohio Supreme Court Nomination
Judge Leland R. Rutherford of Mt Gilead Ohio filed petitions for the Republican nomination for the unexpired term ending December 31 1956 as Judge of the Supreme Court of Ohio He was born February 12 1912 and trained at Ohio State University College of Law He served as a Common Pleas judge and has extensive county assignments His wife Gladys Freeland Rutherford and his mother are Elsha High School graduates They have four children and attend the Mt Gilead Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland R. Rutherford
Mt. Gilead
Morrow County
Court of Common Pleas
Ohio
Gladys Freeland Rutherford
Elsha High School
Lorain County
Freeland
The
Baptist Church
Lewis Denounces Eisenhower Plan in Taft-Hartley Hearing
United Mine Workers Chief John L. Lewis declined to testify in Senate hearings on Taft-Hartley revision. He called Eisenhower’s amendments “pale palliatives” and said the law should be repealed. Lewis accused the administration of fascist overtones and urged opposition to Beeson’s NLRB appointment amid party-line votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United Mine Workers
John L. Lewis
Eisenhower
Lewis
H. Alexander Smith
Senate ‘Labor Committee
Smith
Albert C. Beeson
National Labor Relations Board
Beeson
Record Soybean Crop Forecast For This Year
Washington forecast a record high soybean crop for 1954 based on high prices and diverted acreage from corn, wheat, and cotton. If growers expand acreage and conditions stay normal, production could set a record, but prices may drop below 2.22 dollars per bushel. The report urged adequate storage to access price supports and proposed cover crops to avoid overproduction, noting food fats output and vegetable oils trends as stocks remain high and government ownership remains substantial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Ezra Taft Benson
Eisenhower
Mmembers
Congress
State of the Union
Quiz Suspect In Man's Death
Summit county authorities keep questioning a West Side Cleveland suspect in the death of Vladimr Ladinski whose body was found hanging in a wooded area near Northfield Center. The 37 year old suspect, tied to a group, was wanted for a lie detector test in Shakersington advised by Heights and Summit County, with focus on insect resistance to insecticides.
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Akron
Summit County
West Side
Fundamen
Erosion Money May Be Used For Private Land
Attorney General ONeill ruled that state funds set aside last year for Lake Emeskire erosion may be used on privately owned property as well as public land. A prior appropriation restricted funds to public land only. Shore erosion project costs split two thirds by the state and one third by the sponsoring subdivision.
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Columbus. C
C. Willam Oned Reed
Natural Resources
A. W. Marion
I O'Neill
Breeding Work Step-Up Urged For 4 Grains
Washington officials urge the government grain advisory committee to intensify breeding of corn wheat barley and oats to boost yields and disease resistance amid rising demand and food security concerns.
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Washington
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Elyra Jaycees
Paul Hovey
Jaycee
Harwood’ Street
Bob Vonachen
Cole Christian
Don Gardner
Bob Gibson
Gordon Kuss
Amon
Upwn
Tiau Dnz
Newseap
Ike
Brenner
Elia
T L
Jordan
Israel
Walter G. Underwood
Turk
McCarthy
Joseph McCarthy
R-Wis
United Press
Panmunjom
Andrew Condron
Gilead
L. K. Rutherford
Fhchlye
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