Eleven Teachers Hired By Elyria School Board
Elyria Board of Education hired eleven elementary teachers to fill vacancies for the upcoming fall term. The action followed resignations of two current staff members. New hires include Josie Chase and Rose Gray, both Elyria residents with combined 12 years’ experience, plus Norma Harvey Rover and Marjorie Pippert among others, with positions in elementary education and therapy.
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Elyria Board of Education
Elyria
Elyria Elementary
Josie Chase
Ninth Street
Rose Gray
Bath Street
Ohio University
Gray
Logan
Lakewood
Lorain
Grafton
Chase
Baldwin ‘Wallace College
Elyrian
Norma
Harvey Rover
Garford
Traffic Citation Plan In Elyria
Elyria adopts a new traffic citation system starting tomorrow. Police Chief C E Andress says this improves efficiency and saves violators three dollars. Tickets note a required court appearance in Elyria Mayors Court with warrants issued for nonappearance, replacing immediate arrests and jail time for bond issues.
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Elyria
C. E. Andress
State Bureau of Municipal Inspections
Andress
Pearl Cautle
H. E. Gothiman
Ohio Bureau of Municipal Inspections
Columbus
Fair Trade Bill Signed By Truman
President Truman signed the fair trade bill into law saying it has value in eliminating unfair competitive practices and helping small businesses while noting it removes some competitive forces. The measure overturns a Supreme Court ruling and allows manufacturers to set minimum prices with one retailer in a state, affecting all in that state.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Missouri
Texas
Vermont
District of Columbia
Supreme Court
Governor Sees Barclay Gaining Momentum
FRANKFORT Kentucky Governor Lawrence Wetherby said en route to Chicago for the Democratic National Convention that a Barkley presidential boom is growing stronger by the hour. Backers like U S Senator Earle C Clements of Kentucky discuss potential running mates for Barkley as optimism rises about his nomination chances.
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Frankfort
Kentucky
Lawrence Wetherby
Chicago
Alten W. Barkley
Wetherby
Barkley
U. S
Earle C Clements
Edwin C. Johnson
Richard B. Russell
Georgia
Johnson
Northeast Ohio Weather Outlook Mostly Cloudy and Warmth Drops
Weather forecast for northeastern Ohio calls for mostly cloudy skies with a chance of thunder showers this afternoon. Tonight and Wednesday will be partly cloudy and cooler. High today near 88 degrees, low tonight around 65. Winds southwest at 20 mph. Barometer steady at 29.98.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Where To Turn Page Amherst 16 Calendar of Events
The page lists local happenings including Amherst and Elyria sections with various items such as death records editorials and hospital notes. Suburban calendar and Wellington listings appear alongside theatre and sports notes.
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Page Amherst
Elyria
Oberlin
Radio-Tv
Society
Wellington
Three Men Escape From Grafton Farm
Police and county officials search for Clinton Hensley Jack Hanna and Harry Todd after three prisoners fled Grafton Prison Farm. They were reported missing at 9 15 p m. from locations in Ohio.
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Grafton
Clinton Hensley
Hamilton
Jack Hanna
Canton
Harry Todd
Lucasville
Installation Is Postponed One Week
The open installation of the I. O. O. F. lodge planned for this evening is postponed to July 22. Frank Walker, noble grand, announces the event and invites members, their families and friends to attend.
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I. O. O F. Lodge
Frank Walker
Noble Grand
Government Voices Demand For Early Strike Settlement
Pittsburgh CIO President Philip Murray and two steel industry reps met in a command conference arranged by Acting Defense Mobilizer John R. Steelman to press for a quick end to the crippling steel strike. The talks centered on union shop provisions and wage structure for 23 000 iron ore workers with Bethlehem Steel as a focal point.
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Pittsburgh—Cio
Philip Murray
Defense
John R. Steelman
National Welfare
Murray
Arthur Goldberg
Joseph M. Larkin
John M. Morse
Bethlehem Steel
Larkin
Morse
Bethlehem
USW
Democratic Nomination Fight Brims With Draft Talk
Chicago report shows Gov Adlai Stevenson and President Truman resisting any draft for the 1948 Democratic ticket. Contenders like Russell and Kefauver push for ballots as Kerr nears the lead with Kin acceptance. Truman intends to act quickly against any draft and may attend the convention after a nomination is made.
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Chicago
Adlai Stevenson
Illinois
Harry Truman
Stevenson
Truman
Robert S. Kerr
Oklahoma
Kerr
Russell
Kefauver
Tennessee
Alben W. Wa.ley
Averell Harriman
Gael Sullivan
Big Man
Dwight D Eisenhower
Sullivan
Heat Relief Spreads Across Midwest Toward New England
A mass of cool air moved eastward promising relief for heat weary Eastern residents while Southern states remain in the 90s. The U S Weather Bureau cautioned New York City may not feel it until Wednesday as records fall in a heat wave. In Cleveland a hospital patient in recovery wandered to a tavern for a beer triggering police intervention. Boston saw many heat related collapses and 17 drownings during the three day spell. A Bedford Massachusetts airport logged a peak 101 degrees. Thunderstorms and showers followed in the region as damage tallies began.
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Midwest
New England
Applachian
U. S
Bueau
New York City
Cleveland
Boston
Bedford, Mass
County Budget Boost Trimmed To Match 1953 Income
County commissioners began trimming 83 492 from department budget requests totaling 1 483 342 to balance with the 1953 income estimate of 1 399 850. Auditor Frank Ayres reported the shortfall at 89 492, and President R J Fortney said cuts must be agreed before scheduling a public hearing.
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Frank Ayres
County Budget Commission
R. J.fortney
Eisenhower Plans Colorado Vacation
Eisenhower, touring Denver to accept a nomination bid, said he would begin a short trip to Colorado to fish after a day of handling last minute tasks. James Clagerty, his press secretary, confirmed a light schedule with no firm plans beyond the fishing outing.
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Edwin C. Johnson
Colorado
Richard B. Russell
Georgia
Johnson
Russell
Truman
Denver
Colo
Dwight D. Eisenhower
James Clagerty
Eisenhower
Coast Guardsmen Rescue Fishermen After Storm Wrecks Cruiser
A violent storm washed a cruiser against the Lorain breakwall and swept it over the wall. Coast Guardsmen saved fishermen in an outboard boat about a mile from Lorain pier light after towing the stranded vessel. A Vermilion distress call was checked but a search found no boat. The cruiser owner’s name was not learned. The motor failed on the rescued boat.
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Lorain
Fshemen
Lorain Pier Light
Coast
Lakeview Park
Coast Guard
Vermilion
Names Sold and Want Ads Sell in Local Tribes
The piece explains a Bal custom of selling names for luck and promotes Chronicle Telegram Want Ads as a reliable channel for buying or selling items. It highlights Elyria and Lorain County sales and invites readers to call 4751-ask for Want Ads for ad assistance.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Lorain County
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Rover
Mrs
Miss Marjorie Pippert
Elizabeth Boerwinkle
Robert D. Stimpert
Mrs. Rose Gray
Emogene Hawkins
School Board
Marjorie Pippert
Baldwin- Wallace College
Clearview School
Kent State University
Lois L. Johnson
Lois Jolley
Richard Valentine
Barclay
Grafton Farm
Bulletin
Thomas J. Gavin
Gavin
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Alben Barkley
Estes Kefauver
S Coonskin
Windy City
Sandra Lipson
Breadley Eben
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