New Offer Studied as Colson Strikers Vote on Deal
Settlement of the Colson Corporation strike may come after a Friday meeting of Federal Labor Union Local 19343 production workers at Eagles Hall. A new offer from management was presented after negotiations with union and the Federal Conciliation Service. Members will vote Friday on acceptance or rejection. a yes could hasten return to work after seven weeks of strike actions beginning May 26.
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Colson Corporation
Federal Labor Union Local 19343
AFL
Eagles Hall
Dale Maddock
Federal Conciliation Service
Cleveland
Reds Drive Allies Off Korea Hill
In Korea near Kumsong on the central front Chinese and Soviet backed Reds used flamethrowers and heavy artillery to retake and then briefly lose a hill before UN forces regrouped, counterattacked with captured weapons, and eventually held the position as reinforcements arrived. Elsewhere on the eastern front a UN raiding party seized a hill and maintained it amid fierce counterattacks.
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Seoul
Korea
Aled
Toops
Kumsong
Cold Front Brings Relief From Heat
A cold front eased a July heat wave across much of the country with cool air and showers moving from the Great Lakes to the Mississippi Valley and southern plains. Temperatures fell in the Southwest for the first relief in over a month, while the Pacific Northwest faced continued dry heat and New York and the Atlantic coast saw fair weather after a hot, humid day.
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United Press
Appalachians
U. S. Weather Bureau
Great Lakes
Mississippi Valley
Plains
Texas
Southwest
Pacific Northwest
Oregon
Washington
California
Red Bluff
Calif
New York
Atlantic Seaboard
Weather Outlook for Northeastern Ohio
Forecast cautions in Northeastern Ohio show fair, cooler conditions with a low near 58 degrees tonight. The outlook hints at lingering warmth and fair skies through Thursday with mild temperatures and light winds.
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Ohio
Benight
Slayer Bound Over to Grand Jury on Murder Charge
Edward West, 42, inn proprietor on Fuller Road, was bound over to the grand jury by Justice C. C. Lord on a murder charge filed by Deputy Sheriff Joseph Guzik for the 3:10 a.m. July 5 shooting of Jimmie Hemphill, a 23-year-old piano player at the Maplewood Inn. West pleaded innocent and is held without bond pending grand jury action. Bond was set at 1500 for Sonny Williams, a material witness, who was jailed today for failure to post bond.
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Edward West
Maplewood Inn
Fuller Road
C. C. Lord
Joseph Guzik
Joseph de ‘Laney
Jimmie Hemphill
West
Sonny Williams
Williams
Request Contract For Sale Of City Water In Ridgeville
County commissioners passed a new resolution urging Elyria to submit a water sales contract to Ridgeville on a master meter basis. The plan would have the county build maintain and service the delivery line and handle all collections for consumers. Officials said the earlier resolution was a clerical error and objected by the city.
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Elyria
Ridgeville
177 Strikers On Relief Rolls Get Food Allowances
County Welfare Director C. C. Waterhouse reported 177 strikers receive welfare food orders in Lo' rain relief rolls. The policy provides two week food allowances with reapplication required at each interval and no rent or other household help is offered.
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C. C. Waterhouse
Welfare Department
Waterhouse
Miss Cook Dies After 30 Years in India Mission
Elyria friends report the death of Miss Katherine Cook a former Elyrian who served in India for 30 years. She died of a heart attack on June 30 and was buried there. Born April 21 1890 in England she worked for Lorain County Abstract and Title Co before going to India under Rev John Gordon 30 years ago. Survived by a sister Mrs Lou Zilch of Detroit another sister in Wales and three nieces.
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Elyria Friends
Katherine Cook
India
Miss Cook
England
Lorain County Abstract and Title Company
John Gordon
Lou# Zilch
Detroit
Giser
Wales
Tonight’s Republican National Convention Proceedings
Official program for tonight at the Republican National Convention Chicago lists a 9 30 p m start. Temporary chairman to call the session to order followed by addresses from Katharine St George Walter Judd and Harry Cain. Credentials committee report on contested delegates expected to take floor when ready and may disrupt the formal agenda.
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Chicago
Katharine St. George
N.Y
Walter H. Judd
Minn
Harry P. Cain
Wash
Ohio Supreme Court upholds Turnpike Act validity
COLUMBUS The Ohio Supreme Court today upheld the constitutionality of the Ohio Turnpike Act and ruled the bond financing plan for the 241 mile toll road is valid. The court found no conflict with municipal home rule and said zoning ordinances cannot restrict state use of property. It ordered compensation provisions for property taken and noted the special session call did not constitutionally limit the act.
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Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
Ohio
Maumee
General Assembly
Four Lorain Boys Placed On Strict Probation
Four Lorain youths aged 16 and 17 were placed on strict probation by Juvenile Judge Malcolm Thomson after a hearing on charges they broke into four Lorain locations in the past three weeks. They admitted breaking into the Lorain Public Library in July and prior entries at Hobby Shop on June 11 Arti's Food Store June 28 and Snow Cap Ice Cream on June 30. The loot included model airplane engines cigarettes ice cream an electric drill radio hammer pliers and a coin changer. Judge Thomson also ordered 30 day suspensions of driving licenses for six boys arraigned on traffic offenses.
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Lorain
Malcolm Thomson
Arti’s
Thomson
Rules Divorced Pair Can Use Same House
A civil judge in Buenos Aires ruled that a woman may divorce her husband yet remain in the same home if she can prove housing shortage prevents finding another dwelling. Judge P Speroni granted the divorce on that condition.
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Buenos Aires
P. Speroni
Move Ore Now Plea Shocks Steel Leaders
Pittsburgh officials and union chief Philip Murray weighed an immediate resumption of iron ore shipments from Great Lakes mines to mills after a secret meeting of Big Steel in New York. Industry urged miners in Minnesota Michigan and Wisconsin to return to work to prevent crippling steel output. Murray requested details before deciding.
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Pittsburgh
United Steelworkers Union
Cly
Philip Murray
Duluth
Minn
New York
Great Lakes
Murray
Justce Department
Earl T. Bester
Minnesota
Michigan
Wisconsin
Wage Stabilization Board
Justice Department
Washington
May Propose Woman Senator For W P Post
Pennsylvania delegates at the Republican National Convention discussed nominating a woman for the vice presidency to preempt Democrats. Sen. Margaret Chase Smith of Maine was named as a possible pick, while Democrats consider Mrs. India Edwards for VP. Also, County Engineer Don E. Patterson said the New York Central Railroad will repair crossings at Middle and West Ridge roads and Route 76.
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Pennsylvania
Don E. Patterson
New York Central Railroad
Middle
West Ridge Roads
Rainfall Proves Boon To Growers In Lorain County
Heavy rain in Lorain County delayed wheat harvest but benefited crops overall. Moisture levels stay under 14 percent, aiding storage, with yields expected high. Early tests show 61 pounds per bushel. half a million bushels projected. Potatoes, hay, corn, and cherries also benefiting as markets open and crops reach market readiness.
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Lorain County
Carl Deeds
Oberlin Mock Convention Hints at GOP Nominee
Students at Oberlin College debate if the slogan will hold at the national Republican Convention in Chicago. The mock vote shows Governor Earl Warren of California as the likely nominee on the fourth ballot, echoing a long campaign pace with a civil rights plank delaying formal nominations.
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Oberlin College
Oberlin
Chicago
Abraham Lincoln
Herber Hoover
Earl Warren
Califfornia
Top Pol
City Budget Delayed After Council Meeting
City Council members met at the home of City Auditor Ellsworth Albert to discuss the proposed budget. Albert said revisions urged by the council push publication of the 1953 budget beyond the June 21 council meeting.
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Ellsworth Albert
Albert
Floor battle shifts in Eisenhower Taft rivalry at Chicago convention
The Republican Credentials Committee seated 13 Louisiana delegates for Eisenhower in a surprise Taft backed move. The party fights over stolen delegates continue as Pennsylvania Michigan and California delegations weigh their votes. May announce Gov. Fine may back Ike. Hoover urged fight. Balloting behind schedule, civil rights plank unresolved as delegates brace for further clashes today.
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Chicago
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Louisiana
Robert A. Taft
Taft
Eisenhower
United Press
Pennsylvania
Michigan
California
John S. Fine
Samuel S. Lewis
Arthur E. Summerfield
Earl Warren
Oklahoma
No Break From Taft By Ohioans
Ohio Republicans gathered to name Sen. Robert A Taft as a presidential candidate and declared no break with his bid. Bricker dismissed Eisenhower delegation pressure while Bliss touted progress in securing uncommitted delegates. Ohioans planned a loud post nominating demonstration as Taft’s name would be placed first.
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Chicago
Ohio
Eaper
Robert A. Taft
Eisenhower
Taft
John W. Bricker
Ohioan
Ray C. Bliss
Bliss
Bricker
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Civil Rights Plank Stalls at GOP Platform Session
The Republican Convention Platform Committee met in a secret session in Chicago to approve a 000-word campaign document attacking the administration and pledging clean government if the GOP wins. The panel, with about 100 members, remained deadlocked on civil rights, planning a protracted wind-up and guarding against leaks as they finalize the platform.
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Chicago
GOP
Eugene D. Millikin
Millikin
Urgently Need Berry Pickers For Rainy Weather
The local OSES office reports urgent need for berry pickers tomorrow and again on Friday to prevent berry spoilage as wet weather discourages picking. About 60 youth pickers helped harvest berries and beans on Monday, with hopes for a large turnout at seven tomorrow morning to meet farm trucks at Ely Park.
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OSES
Ely Park
Sign Flap Signals Domestic Tiff In California City
Residents report a recurring pattern where a couple’s quarrels trigger a For Sale sign on their lawn, removed after reconciliation. The Chronicle-Telegram Want Ad urges readers to use the paper’s classified service to sell or rent a home, offering ad-writing help via Just Dial 4731.
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California
The
Chronicle-Telegram
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Herbert Hoover
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Walter Mallanan
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