Mothers' March Puts Polio Fund Over $17,000
Elyria and surrounding communities raised funds for the 1953 March of Dimes topping the $17,009 goal. More than 400 Elyria mothers collected $7,225, with East Carlisle and Columbia Station adding $1,300 and $1,037 respectively. Workers stayed up until 2 a m counting money. final tallies await official count. The drive, sponsored by the Elyria JayCees, depended on devoted volunteers amid snow and cold.
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Elyria
East Carlisle
Columbia Station
March of Dimes
Joe Cirigliano
Elyria JayCees
Health department halts Brentwood Lake Village septic permits
Lorain County health commissioner Dr. Marion G. Fisher said no more septic system permits will be issued for Brentwood Lake Village on Grafton Road due to health hazards from rapid population growth. The action follows a recommendation from Ohio Health Dept. chief sanitary engineer F. H. Waring. officials discuss rural development safeguards and possible county approval for future projects.
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Marion G. Fisher
Lorain County
County Health Department
Brentwood Lake Village
Grafton Road
F. H. Waring
Ohio Department of Health
Fisher
Waring
Brentwood
Oscar G. Dunn
Japproval
Health Department
County Board
Dunn
J. Norman Thompson
J. Powell Jones
Dr. Fisher
Claude G. Krueck
Lester Osborne
James Christie
No Settlement Seen In Elyria Telephone Strike
Elyria Telephone Co strike widens as workers stay away after Ruby Lynch was discharged for refusing a split shift. CWA delegates, Cleveland mediators, and company leaders met with U S Labor Board in search of a settlement but made no progress after three hours. Union demands reinstatement of Lynch before negotiations resume. company says discussions require workers to return.
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Elyria Telephone Co
Ruby Lynch
Cleveland
U. S. Labor Board
Robertson and Ferguson
Communication Workers of America, Cio
Mary Pawlikowski
Carl O'Malley
William Walsh
Thomas Ryan
CWA
Roy W. Ammel
Frank Pauley
Leslie Hobson
William Klein
Lynch
Columbia Man In 37th To Be Sent Overseas
Pfc Jesse F. Thompson of Columbia Station is named among the 37th Infantry Division soldiers ordered overseas as individual replacements. A division spokesman said 560 men have been sent overseas in the past month and were granted leave before reporting to embarkation ports in February. The 37th, formerly the Ohio National Guard, has been on active duty for a year.
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Jesse F. Thompson
R. D
Columbia Station
37Th Infantry Division
37Th
Ohio National Guard
Republicans To Hold Victory Dinner February 9 in Lorain
Lorain County Republicans plan their Lincoln Day victory dinner at Antlers Hotel in Lorain at 6 30 p m on February 9. Campaign chairman X North notes the event was delayed to fit officials and top workers schedules. Dr Arthur S Flemming of Ohio Wesleyan University will speak on national and world affairs. Tickets available at Lorain Republican headquarters or through area chairmen and women's groups. Ballroom capacity is 500.
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Lorain County
Arthur S. Flemming
Ohio Wesleyan University
Eisenhower
Government Planning Commission
Flemming
North
Lorain
Cleveland Trust
Y Round-Up Sees 469 New YMCA Members and Progress
Range bosses foremen and ropers reported 469 new YMCA Round-Up members, half-way to the 900 goal. Harry Beiter won the big hat award with 105 new members as reports continue. final tally to be announced at a 6:30 p.m. dinner at the YMCA next Monday. Stevick says the drive looks strong.
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Y.M.C
Harlie K. Stevick
Polio Drive Nears Goal in Greater Cleveland
Mothers who protested polio in Greater Cleveland last night believed they had topped the $600,000 goal. Chairman Rudy R. Miller announced receipts at more than $597,000 with 10 suburbs still to report.
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Cleveland
Greater
Rudy R. Miller
Sailors Get Good News On New Itchless Underwear
The Clothing Research and Development Branch announced a new cotton waffle-knit underwear for U S Navy sailors. The latest fabric is warmer and less itchy than prior undergarments, improving comfort at sea.
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Washington
U. S. Navy
Clothing Research and Development Branch
Most of Tax Framing Group Favor July 1 Cut
Washington Daniel Reed's plan to cut personal income taxes on July 1 has the support of a large majority of the Ways and Means Committee. Only two of 25 members oppose the bill, seven have reservations about timing, but none would vote against it. Reed, the committee chair, aims to accelerate a six month tax relief schedule.
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Reed
House
Ways and Means
GOP
New York
Elyria
Broad St.ady
Joseph W. Martin Jr
Mass
Charles A. Halleck
Ind
New
Republican Congress
Ways and Means Committee
Northeastern Ohio Weather Outlook Turns Warmer Saturday
Forecast shows mostly cloudy skies and milder tonight with a low around 29. Saturday highs near 41 after yesterday’s 26/22. Five day trend: slight below normal temps then warmer Saturday, turning colder late Sunday or Monday and continuing cool. Rain or snow possible Saturday night or Sunday and again Tuesday or Wednesday totaling about a third to one half inch.
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Ohio
Dulles and Stassen Fly To Europe
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles and Harold Stassen depart from National Airport on Ike's personal plane for a nine day tour of seven European nations. They plan to gather information on common Atlantic problems while denying new commitments. The trip includes Rome Paris London Bonn Amsterdam Brussels and Luxembourg with a return on February 9.
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Washington
John Foster Dulles
Europe
Free World
Dulles
Harold E. Stassen
National Airport
Eisenhower
White House
Fisenhower
Godspeed
Stassen
Mr. Eisenhower
State of the Union
Congress
March On Polio Raises $1 325 At Carlisle
Carlisle report shows $1 325 donated to the March of Dimes by 50 Mothers' March on Polio workers. Woman's Auxiliary to the Carlisle Fire Department led the drive with Mrs. Albert Knipper chairing, noting porch lights in all sections and district helpers including men who supplied transport and Mrs Ariin Smith who served hot coffee at the fire house.
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Carlisle
Woman's Auxiliary
Albert Knipper
Ariin Smith
Yank Beaten To Death By Red War Prisoners
An American soldier was beaten to death by three North Korean POWs Wednesday, the POW Command announced. The fatal attack occurred as the soldier cleared a compound barracks of prisoners before taking a head count. The name was withheld pending next of kin notification.
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Pusan
Korea
Kir
Kiwanis Hear Reports On Junior Achievement Program
Elyria Kiwanis Club highlighted the Junior Achievement program at a noon meeting. Representatives from eight chapters reviewed their work and products ranging from residential market items to waste baskets and kitchen knife holders.
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Ja-Wood Company
Ted Machok
Nancy Eschtruth
Bill Heuser
Pat Mason
Zoning Ruling In Brownheim Case Details
A judge ruled on a Brownheim zoning dispute involving residents and local officials. The case centered on municipal zoning regulations and their enforcement within the town limits. The decision, delivered yesterday, addresses permit requirements and compliance timelines.
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Jonny Poncura
Brownheim
Nion
Cton Brochtre
Rao of
Ty Secs
Joserh
Bertha Torn
Cold Weather To Remain In Northern U S
A forecast shows a Canadian air mass keeping northern regions cold with temperatures near or below normal. The southern states enjoy mild conditions while a light snow covers parts of Oregon Washington Idaho and Montana with northern plains and upper Great Lakes seeing ongoing snowfall.
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Dixie
Great Plains
Rocky Mountain States
Oregon
Washington
Idevoo
Montana
Northern Plains States
Upper Great Lakes
Mississippi Valley
Noted Educator Dies in Cleveland
Funeral services will be held here Monday for Dr Earl L Shoup 67 a nationally known educator who died last month in Lakeside Hospital.
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Cleveland
Earl L Shoup
Lakeside Hospital
Truman warns against bombing Manchuria without large ground force
Former President Truman said the United States should not bomb Communist bases in Manchuria unless it is prepared to deploy 3,000,000 ground troops in a Far East war. He added he is no military expert but believes bombing Manchuria would not end the Korean war and could extend it.
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Independence
Truman
Manchukta
United States
Far East
Mir Truman
Manchuria
B-50 Bomber Crash Kills Some Aboard at Hunter AFB
An Air Force B-50 bomber crashed on takeoff at Hunter Field Savannah killing several of seven aboard. The Air Force said there were survivors and two hours after the crash a search for one missing crewman was under way.
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Savannah
Hunter Air Force Base
Air Force
General Smith defends raid as valuable to front lines
Gen Wayne C. Smith of the U S Seventh Division defends a Sunday attack on T Bone Hull as a success and says the unit showed splendid conduct. He denounces uproar over the January raid that left three dead and dismisses then rehires Capt Clair Wolfe after fallout from Operation Smack.
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U.S
Korea
Wayne C. Smith
T Bone Hull
T-Bone
Triangle Hill
Smith
Clair Wolfe
Wolfe
Armed Services
Cleveland Shootout Ends With Gunman Dead and Two Wounded
A Cleveland police officer and a filling station attendant were wounded in a shootout at a gas station and hotel scuffle. Gunman John C. Hayes was killed. Captain John Fitzgerald and Deputy Inspector Michael Blackwell are credited with stopping the attacker. Hayes’s wife had warned of his approach before a hotel confrontation led to further injuries.
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Cleveland
John C. Hayes
East Cleveland
Michael
Blackwell
John Fitzgerald
Fenway Hall Hotel
Hayes
Robert Myers
Donald
Myers
Gladys Hayes
Merchants Division Meeting on Shopholers Protection
The Merchants Division of the Chamber of Commerce will discuss how merchants can protect themselves from shopholers at its next meeting. It will be held at the Hotel Graystone on Wednesday February 4 at 12 15 p m.
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Merchants Division
Chamber of Commerce
Hotel Graystone
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