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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1951

Page

1

Cease-fire talks resume as Red withdrawal demand looms

UN optimism for a restart in Kaesong with talks set for 11 a.m. tomorrow despite a new Communist demand for UN troop withdrawal from Korea. Ground fighting remains minor as UN units push back in key sectors while Pyongyang radio reiterates the withdrawal demand.

Kaesong Korea Red United Nations Frank A. Allen C. Turner Joy Pyong-yang Peiping Moscow Kamsong East Central Kansong Radio

Cleveland Northeastern Ohio forecast shows warm, high 85

Fair skies continue this afternoon and evening with a high near 85. Tonight’s low around 66. Mostly fair and slightly warmer conditions expected into Wednesday. Markets found today on page two.

Cleveland Ohio

Truman Seeks More Defense Funds Faces Mixed Legislative Reply

Senate members and President Truman clash as he signals possible追加 funding for defense and foreign aid. Senator Byrd condemns deficits while Foreign Relations members weigh eight and a half billion in military economic aid and Ike’s Atlantic Pact plans amid cautions on economy and defense costs.

Washington Harry Bj Byrd Truman Congress Senate Foreign Relations Committee Secretary of Dean Acheson Byrd Congressional Dwight B Eisenhower Eisenhower

Contract Awarded For Resurfacing Elyria Streets

Service Director D W Kothe announced a contract to Henry J Hart for Elyria street resurfacing on a material basis with a $12 000 limit. Prices rose from last year with asphalt 19 cents per gallon and slag a tad higher, Hart the sole bidder. work to start before Aug 1. AUTO PLUNGE FATAL Mansfield John Schneider 19 died when his car plunged over an embankment. Kenneth Newton 16 suffered a broken tooth.

D. W. Kothe Henry J. Hart Elyria Council Mansfield John Schneider Here Kenneth Newton

Elyria School Board Adopts Operating Budget for 1952

The Elyria Board of Education adopted an operating budget of 1,174,851 for 1952, seeking a 100,000 increase to cover higher salaries and added teachers. The plan includes 309,500 for bond retirement and 50,000 for a cafeteria fund, and now heads to the Lorain County budget committee for approval.

Elyria Public Elyria Board of Education Lorain County W. QO. McClellan

Changes Made In Jefferson School Remodeling Plans

Elyria Board of Education cut 16702 from the Jefferson school remodeling project due to state code changes material shortages and revised specifications. The completion date shifted to August 15 1952 and shelving cabinetry acoustical tile were eliminated to reduce costs. A $2013 bill from M and M Plumbing Cleveland was reviewed with payment held pending proof of full payment for materials and labor.

Elyria Board of Education Jefferson School Yates Construction Company Jeffferson M 4 M Plumbing Co Cleveland Ely Hume-Sigfried M&m Plumbing

Deer Is Shot After Being Hit By Car

Dorothy Luten of Columbia Station reported to the sheriff at 9 45 a m that her car struck a deer on route 82 a mile east of Columbia Station. The deer, seriously injured, was shot by a local resident per the sheriff's report.

Dorothy Luten Columbia Station Sheriffs Department Route 82 Sheriff's Department

Inquiry Into Elyria Telephone Co. Rate Case Opens Here

A public utilities inquiry into Elyria Telephone Co. operations and a rate increase began in Lorain County Court House with Ohio Public Utilities Commission members and staff to hear public input. Chairman Robert Moulton led a new hearing to consider service quality, stock value, and the May 3 rate order amid protests from prosecutors and local officials.

Public Utilities Commission PUC Elyria Elyria Telephone Co Ohio Public Utilities Commission Lorain County Commission Columbus Robert Moulton Galion Elytia Ralph Winter Lodi Ray C. Martin Toledo Harry Miller Harold Mason Upper Sandusky Moulton Sidney Griffith Telephone Paul Mikus James Christie Richard Baird LaGrange Village Richard Stith Elyria Chamber of Commerce John Case Washington Court House Griffith Telephone Company Mikus Baird Tull Stith Henry W. Ault Winter Gaon

Much Interest Shown In PUC Hearing Here

The Ohio Public Utilities Commission arrived in Elyria for a telephone rate hearing drawing wide local and state attention. Spectators registered protests and interviewed witnesses at the courthouse, as Prosecutor Mikus and aides coordinate public input and preparation for the commission’s proceedings.

Ammel Faces Vague Answers In Elyria Telephone Rate Hearing

At a PUCO rehearing, Elyria Telephone Co president Roy W. Ammel faced questions on company earnings since 1935 and dividend payments. Solicitor Richard Baird read yearly figures showing income and dividends through 1950, while Ammel confirmed a $10,800 annual salary and full-time duties as president.

Moulton Richard Horan Telephone Company Mikus Griffith Horan Martin Elyria ‘Telephone Co PUCO Elyria Richard Baird Roy W. Ammel Elyria Telephone Co Baird Lrom Ammel Elyria- Lorain Broadcasting Company Nnot Elyria Southern Telephone and Toll Company LaGrange Exchange Elyria Company

Improvements In Progress At The Lorain County Fair

Lorain County Fair secretary C L Hill announces August 21 24 as dates with a record premium list over 10000 and a new beef cattle department. A tri county Holstein show is planned for August 23 as work continues on two new junior fair buildings and a permanent stone grandstand across from the main seating area. A woven wire fence replaces the old track barrier and entries for the commercial and industrial exhibit are invited.

Wellington C. L. Hill Lorain County Cattle Hul Hill

Want Ads Offer Easy Vacation Cash

A friendly notice promoting Chronicle-Telegram Want Ads for selling items and generating extra funds. It invites readers to dial 4752 or 4733 to speak with ad takers who help craft effective, low-cost advertisements.

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