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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1955

Page

16

Downtown Elyria Razed For New Office Building

Elyria’s downtown business district advances with the razing of the old West home on Second Street. The historic house, last lived in by Mae Adams, is being torn down by L. M. Wells Co to make room for a modern office building. Interior woodwork once valued highly is now used for firewood as the city redefines its skyline.

Elyria Second &T Mae Adams L. M. Wells Co DeSoto Division Chrysler, Corp 4Th St Wee Dahort Loe Pes Arle Salas Lorain County Resar Service Co ad-Builders- Contractors Pro Mary’s Ing Oberlin Inn Second Street Chronicle-Telegram

Republic Steel Reports Strong Half-Year Profit Rise

Republic Steel Corp posts a six month net income surge with first half earnings near 4191.9 million year over year. The firm, operating two Elyria plants, sees per share results at about 1.00 and a two for one stock split in May.

New York Center Republic Steel Corp Stral B& O Pennsylvania Erie M. White Republic Steel Steel and Tubes Pressed Steel Elyna White Republic

Harvest Market Prices And Produce List From Local Stand

A compact listing of assorted vegetables and fruits with rough prices and units, including beans, broccoli, cucumbers, celery, currants, green onions, grapes, onions, potatoes, radishes, and raspberries. Notable items feature beans, broccoli, cabbage, greens, onions and potatoes with varied price notations and package sizes.

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Labor Scene at Kent State prompts wage debate among unions

Elyria area unionists attend UAW CIO summer school at Kent State University amid talk of a guaranteed annual wage. Local 2186 Steelworkers, Local 65 Sheetworkers and others push for or against MAW and GAW proposals as contracts near deadlines. Workshops cover negotiations, politics, and public relations. Attendees include C Franklin Carr and Anthony Calderaro, with many locals named across Lorain and Sandusky. Local meetings press toward tentative contract deadlines at Thew Shovel and nearby plants.

Elyria United Auto Worker (Cio Uaw-Cio Kent State University GAW Inc Arr Lake Terminal Railroad van Bittner Hall Lorain Teamsters Local 571 C. Franklin Carr UAW Anthony Calderaro Recording Secord Stephen Nagy Western Automatic Lawrence Mitchell Richard Dobney Carl Cross Robert Roache Phillip Russe Glenn Madlich Ray Posey Brown-Lipe-Chapin Charles Neeson Bendix-Westingshouse United Steelworkers Thew Sandusky

Butter and Egg Prices Report From USDA 1955

A terse USDA price report lists butter and eggs with regional and grade details. It notes steady butter prices with little change and fresh live poultry demand fluctuating, while wholesale and retail price ranges are cited for various grades and packaging.

Forgeries Charged Over East German Holiday Letters

Washington dispatch reports East German Reds denounce spur offers of free vacations to Communist Utopia. A Berlin propaganda broad cast claims intelligentsia members received letters inviting them to a resort for a “holiday,” but the letters are declared forgeries by the dispatch.

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U S Rubber Workers Sign Five Year Pact

The United States Rubber Company and CIO United Rubber Workers sealed a five year contract covering 33 000 employees in 19 plants. Pension eligibility rises to 15 years, up from 20, with a minimum pension of 125 monthly plus 1 80 per year of service up to 20 at age 63. Added group life, hospital and medical benefits accompany the deal effective August 1 and reopenable after three years.

New York United States Rubber Company CIO United Rubber Workers Union

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