Olsen to Lead Elyria Community Chest Campaign
C A Olsen a leading Elyria industrialist will serve as General Chairman for the Elyria Community Chest drive from October 19 to 29. A H West announces Olsen, president of The C A Olsen Mfg Company, accepted the civic post and praised his public spirited leadership. Olsen, native of Chicago, came to Elyria in 1921 with Fox Furnace Company later joining American Radiator and rising to top executive roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Olsen
Abhe
Elyria Community Chest
Olsen
C. A. Olsen Mfg. Company
A. H. West
Chest
West
Chicago
Ill
Elyria
Fox Furnace Company
American Radiator Company
Fox Furnace Co
Standard Sanitary Corporation
Rhee Delays Truce Progress Desires Talks With Dulles
Seoul dispatch notes rising speculation that U S Secretary of State John Foster Dulles may travel to Korea to broker a truce with President Syngman Rhee. Robertson could still advance a compromise, but Rhee prefers direct talks with Dulles while wary of leaving Korea.
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Rhee
Dulles
Seoul
U. S
John Foster Dulles
Korea
Syngman Rhee
Walter Robertson
Robertson
Weather notes for Northeastern Ohio with heat and storms
Partly cloudy and hot with high near 92 and low around 66. Thunderstorms possible this afternoon evening and Thursday. Lake Erie winds southwest about 20 mph, brief squalls possible. Tuesday temperatures from 64 to 90 with .30 inch rainfall in 24 hours ending 8 pm. Sunrise Wednesday 5 54 pm, sunset 9 08 pm, moonrise 11 58 pm.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
Woonset
Pike Board Not Subject To Code Says Its Engineer
T. J. Kauer chief engineer for the Ohio Turnpike Commission says the pike board is not bound by General Code provisions because separate laws govern its actions. He cites an Ohio Supreme Court ruling upholding toll road construction through municipalities without city permission. Elyria argues the commission must submit plans to the Elyria planning commission under General Code Section 4366-2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Kauer
Ohio Turnpike Commission
Elyria
Pike Commission
Kauer
Ohio Supreme Court
Robert J. Shoup
Death Toll In Japan Flood Rises To 641
Flood waters receded in northern Kyushu as the toll climbed to 641. Weather officials forecast no more rain while 9 million residents began to dig out of the devastation.
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Japan
Fukuoka
Kyushu
Two Die In Elyria Route 57 Crash At Fuller Road
A car driven by George Prima collided with a Concrete Masonry Corp truck at Route 57 and Fuller Road, Elyria, killing Prima and his sister Bertha Kaszczyc instantly and injuring Bertha’s daughter Helen. The accident occurred at 6 15 p m in rain. a second fatal at the intersection in 16 months.
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Fuller Road
Route 57
Elyria
George John Prima
Harvard Avenue
Cleveland
Bertha Kaszczyc
East 85Th Street
Garfield Heights
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Kaszczyce
Helen
Carrie Witherell
Grafton
Laverne
Luverne
Lyle
Public Hearing On County Budget Today
The county commissioners held a public hearing on the 1954 county budget, set at 1 480 076 30, with minimal attendance aside from Mrs. Caroline Bauer of the League of Women Voters. Sessions allocated 20 minutes per office holder to present budget requests and field questions. the hearing began at 8 30 a m and runs into the afternoon. An additional estimated 207 460 will be raised by a half mill levy for Pleasant View Sanatorium operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Bauer
League of Women Voters
Pleasant View Sanatorium
View Plans For Electrifying Water Works
Four city officials visited Mavens & Emerson in Cleveland to study plans for electrifying the waterworks. Mayor Henry W. Ault Safety Service Director G Ralph Terry City Engineer Jack Powell and Superintendent Norman Humason viewed the project with final details to be discussed. The administration hopes work will be underway before year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mavens & Emerson Engineering Firm
Cleveland
Henry W. Ault
Safety Service
G. Ralph Terry
Jack Powell
Norman Humason
Peak polio season begins officially in Ohio
State health chief Frederick Wentworth announced the 1953 polio season began today with Ohio showing 123 cases so far and seven deaths this year. He noted Findlay and Wayne County outbreaks, but overall no heavy year expected. July could bring about 40 additional cases based on five year averages. Reunion pictures may be picked up at Kopan's Drug Store.
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Columbus
Frederick Wentworth
Ohio
Oho
Wayne County
Findlay
Delaware
Dayton
Mercer County
Minerva
Stark County
Middletown
Spangfield
Wentworth
Kopan’s Drug 'S
President Eisenhower Optimistic on Korean Armistice Path
President Eisenhower expressed optimism for a satisfactory resolution of the Korean situation at a news conference. He called the current state a confused picture among allies but said the enemy remains in North Korea and emphasized not to overstate allied differences over the armistice proposal.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Korea
North Korea
South Korea
U. S
Dashiell Hammet
State Department
Secretary of State
Dulles
Congress
Bricker
Republican Party
Kenneth Lord Named Council President in Elyria
Kenneth B. Lord Republican councilman from the first ward was named president of the Elyria city council succeeding G Ralph Terry who becomes safety service director. Lord will complete his third term this year and has chaired the finance committee with tenure on water works and public utilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth B. Lord
G. Ralph Terry
Terry
Henry W. Ault
Ault
Lord
Council
Henry Sassmanhausen
East River Street
Elyna Savings and Toit Company
Elyria Civic Foundation
Rochester Boy Very Badly Hurt In Hay Wagon Accident
Sidney Murray a 16 year old Rochester resident is hospitalized in Oberlin with a ruptured spleen punctured lung several broken ribs and internal bleeding after falling from a bale of hay on a tractor drawn wagon on Route 511. He was conscious after the incident and received a blood transfusion. Another rider Joe Wolfe 16 was not hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Sidney Murray
Ellen Murray
Rochester Village
Allen Memorial Hospital
Oberlin
Leland Goss
Sidney
O. D. Moore
Rochester
Joe Wolfe
Deal to build 300 rental units in Elyria area
Af filiated Builders Inc reports option pickup on Infimary road site west of B and O tracks for a 55 acre parcel with 2300 feet frontage and airport area. Leonard Ross says ground breaking could occur within weeks. land bought from John and Mary Szewczyk via Richard E. Baird. J N Rassler named rentals manager for the project.
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Elyria
Leonard Ross
New York
Affiliated Builders, Inc
Infirmary Road
Baltimore and Ohio
Airport
John and Mary Szewczyk
Richard E. Baird
Rever and Rever
Stephen R. Nagy
J. N. Rassler
Rhee Drafts Reply to Truce Crisis in Korea Showdown
In Seoul President Syngman Rhee drafts a final reply to President Eisenhower on the Korean armistice. General Clark convenes top land sea and air commanders in Tokyo for crisis talks as Rhee denounces Churchill and Clark over prisoner releases. Assistant Secretary Robertson expects the crucial summons.
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Seoul
INS
Syngman Rhee
Eisenhower
Korea
Mark W. Clark
Tokyo
Walter Robertson
Rhee
Clark
Robertson
Army
J. Lawton Collins
Reds Rush Food To Hunger Rioters In Soviet Germany
Communists rushed emergency food supplies to key points in Soviet Germany to quell hunger riots that threatened the Red regime. Reports from Russia claimed 309 workers and escaped prisoners were killed during June 17 riots fueling the anti red revolt. hunger protests drew thousands of women demanding bread.
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Berlin
Germany
Russia
Dresden
Rede
Sovat Zone
Police Chief Falls Injures Arms After Windstorm
Police Chief James F. E. Boggs fell on the sidewalk near his home at 126 High Street during a windstorm when a large tree limb blew down. He tripped while checking the street clearance, injuring both arms. doctors planned X rays to rule out fractures after a tentative ligament strain diagnosis.
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James FE. Boggs
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Boggs
High Street
Tunis Bey’s Heir Shot in Garden as He Reads
Azzedine Bey, 70, heir to the Bey of Tunis, was shot twice in the groin and left thigh by an unknown assailant while reading a newspaper in his garden this morning. He underwent surgery and is reported in grave but recovering condition. the attacker fled.
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Tunis &S
Azzedine Bey
Tunis
Sidi
Shutter Bug Material Vacations Drive Camera Demand
Vacation time boosts demand for cameras and photo gear as hobbyists plan to expand or disband. Sell current equipment via Corenictce Telegraft Want Ad. Dial 475i-esk for Want Ads and let a courteous ad-taker craft a result-getting notice.
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Co. A. Olsen
C.A. Olsen
Pacific
Pike Board
Fuller Rd
Kenneth Lord
Garek Florist
Broad
White House
Page Amherst
Grafton Pace
Sonety
Tv-Radio Xu
Bulletin
Collins
Far East Air Force
Gen
C. P. Weyland
8Th Army
Maxwell OD. Taylor
Far East Naval
Adm
Robert P. Briscoe
Far East Army
P. W. Kendall
East
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