YWCA Campaign Reaches $203 392 for Women's Center
The YWCA and Campaign YWCA Building Fund workers report a second meeting in a cold barn pushed the total to 203 392. The halfway mark toward a 392 000 goal was passed with 52 percent of the target raised, as Howard Golmar and Mrs. Scott Gillmore urged renewed effort for the final push before next Monday. Leaders praised Elyria women for supporting civic projects and urged all citizens to back the center for girls and young women.
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Elyria
Clarence J. Steller
Fred W. Lohnes
Y.W.C.A. Building Fund
Band Supervisor Walter Von Brock Resigns at Elyria High
Walter Von Brock resigns after 11 years as Elyria High School band supervisor to seek elementary teaching work. The school board names George Ison as his successor, bringing three years of instrumental teaching experience from Maumee and Defiance to Elyria schools.
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Walter von Brock
Elyria Public Hools
Elya Board of Education
Ening
Elyria High School
von Brock
Elyria Telic
Brock
Vonrock
George Ison
Defiance
Elyria Hools
Wilson
Ohio State University
University of Michigan
Manley Whitcomb
Io State
Maumee
Defiance Iblic
Western Reserve University
Ancient State University
Ohio State
DePauw University
Indiana
Elyria High
Ohio
von Brockx
Weather outlook for northeastern Ohio with scattered showers
The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies with little temperature change to an afternoon high near 78. Tonight and Wednesday bring a warmer trend with showers, then scattered showers midweek followed by cooler, drier conditions. Rain totals expected from half to one inch with highs 74 to 80 and lows 62 to 75. Also note a dog obedience class starting June 14 at Allen School by the Lorain County Kennel Club.
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Ohio
Allen School
Lorain County Kennel Club
YWCA Campaign Totals Rise as Meetings Set for June
The commercial division totaled 8,482 with gains by Fitch and Calvert enhancing their sections. Industrial led with 106,020 after a 5,811 addition. National firms added 534 to reach 5,502. Individual honors went to Buttman Plocher and Ryder. Public employees and YWCA boards push overall to 203,392. next reports June 18 and cleanup June 21.
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W. C. A. Building Fund Scoreboard Division
R. J. Fitch
George Calvert
F G. Gray
L. D. Buttman
A. J. Plocher
Norris Ryder
Public Employees
Mes
Hospital
Y.W.C.A
Cascade Park Pool to Open With Three Daily Sessions
Cascade park pool will open on June 14 with three daily sessions from 9 to 11, 5 to 7, and 7 to 9 p.m. Sundays closed for cleaning. The Elyria Red Cross Learn-to-Swim campaign will run June 18 to 27. Regular guards are Miss Labby Haines and Harold Kunkle.
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Cascade Park
Park Board
Hubbard Wilcox
Wilcox
Elyria
Red Cross
Labby Haines
Harold Kunkle
Jail Sentences for Drunk Driving Outlined by Justice of the Peace
Justice of the Peace C. C. Lord announced harsher penalties for intoxicated driving including jail terms and fines. Michael Hritz, 29, of 14109 Lakewood Heights, received a ten day jail sentence and a $100 fine after being arraigned on a DUI charge following arrest on Route 20 in Ridgeville.
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Justice of the Peace
C. C. Lord
Michael Hritz
Lakewood Heights
Hritz
Ridgeville
Methodist Girls Host Lakeside Event With Faculty
More than 100 girls and 12 faculty members attend sessions this week at the Ohio Conference Girls School of Christian Service. The school operates as part of the Methodist Women's Society program for youth service.
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Methodist Girls
Lakeside
Ohio Conference Girls’ School of Christian Service
Methodist Women’s Society of Christian Service
MacArthur Refused Troop Use in Manchuria End War Plan
Lt Gen Wedemeyer testified that Gen MacArthur rejected a request for seven American divisions in Manchuria at war end. The aim was to bar Soviet unilateral action and influence events in Manchuria in favor of Chiang Kai-Shek. Wedemeyer said MacArthur doubted Japan’s postwar attitude and feared needing troops in occupied Japan. He described his own postwar assessment of China’s ability to restore order and rehabilitate Manchuria.
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Washington
Albert C. Wedemeyer
Douglas MacArthur
Manchuria
MacArthur
Japan
Wedemeyer
Senate
MacArtur Investigating Committee
China
Far Eastern
U. S
Hegai
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Chiang Kai-Shek
Great Wall
Sen. Brien McMahon
D. Conn
Elyria school board approves retirements resignations
A retirement and two resignations were approved by the Elyria school board at a long meeting. Walter VonBrock resigns to teach elementary grades, Edna Funk retires after 22 years, and Anne D Gates resigns to marry and move east. Leaves of absence were granted to Clarence Scarbrough for Army duty and Viola Roth for health reasons.
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Elyria
Walter VonBrock
Edna Funk
Gates School
Anne D. Gates
Hamilton School
VonBrock
Funk
Dennison Avenue
Michigan State Normal College
Miss Gates
Second Street
Elyria City
Obériin College
Clarence Scarbrough
Viola Roth
Scarbrough
Secon
Fo. Knox, Ky
30Th Tank Battalion
L. N. Nicholas
Air
Reserve
Tto
Gore
Roth
Gas Co Asks Right To Build More Transmission Lines
Ohio Fuel Gas Co seeks permission from the Federal Power Commission to extend transmission lines connecting Wellington pumping station with a new Elsria station. The plan would strengthen Elsria’s gas supply but a pipe shortage may delay construction for months.
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Washington
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Federal Power Commission
Imore
Ohio
Wellington
Elsria
Motor Bike Collision Injures 15-Year-Old Boy
Amos Cooper Jr., 15, of Lear Na gle road, R. D. North Olmsted, was badly hurt when his motor bike crashed into a tree on Route 20 near Route 76. He suffered a head injury possible fractured shoulder and abrasions and was unconscious at a hospital. His passenger Joseph Vasi, 29, Avon Center road, uninjured. Cooper was taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital.
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Amos Cooper, Jr
Lear Nagle Road
R. D. North Olmsted
Route 20
Route 76
Joseph Vasi
Avon Center Road
Vasi
Cooper
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Ideputies
Allies Break North Korean Barrier 25 Miles Past 38th Parallel
Allied forces pressed north on a 70 mile front in Korea driving through the central iron triangle near Chorwon Kumhwa and Pyonggang. They advanced 5 000 to 6 000 yards southeast of Chorwon and captured Kumhwa with little enemy contact. Red forces fell back along the eastern front as Chorwon Kumhwa Pyorggang triangle collapsed.
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Tokyo
United Nations
Korea
Iron Triangle
Chorwon
Kumhwa
Pyonggang
Kumsong
8Th Army
U.N
Inje
East Central
Iran to help oil patrons while nationalizing assets
Tehran reports Premier Mossadegh reassures President Truman Iran will honor current Anglo-Iranian customers while taking over the company He accuses the firm of using agents to pressure Iran and says Britain must allow foreign technical aid to run the industry Hassibi adds Iran will retain British technicians to develop resources despite nationalization efforts. The piece notes a continued appeal for civilized world cooperation.
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Tehran
Iran
Mohamed Mossadegh
Truman
Mossadegh
Anglo-Iranian Oil Company
Britain
Kazem Hassibi
Hassibi
Douglas urges four adjustments in Oberlin commencement talk
Senator Paul Howard Douglas at Oberlin College 118th Anniversary Commencement warns graduates to acknowledge history from Victorian ethics to modern peril. He outlines four adjustments to meet persistent global strains and warns against living in a fool’s paradise as young people face war and peace challenges.
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Sen
Douglas
Oberlin
Paul Howard Douglas
Hanois
Oberlin College
Finney Memorial Chapel
Europe
Korea
Oberlin Pictures Offer Four Keys To Youth Nation
A New York newspaper column urges Oberlin viewers to cultivate courage and faith amid today’s strains. It argues youths should accept progress despite hardship, fear not future dangers, and see past stress as periods of flowering, uniting freedom-loving Americans to sustain the nation.
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America
Wilson Says Order Will Stand
Defense mobilizer Charles E. Wilson says beef price rollbacks of 4 percent on live cattle set to start August 1 and October 1 are firm and argues rationing should not be needed. He warns the country would face a terrible mess if the beef strike continues, citing a large cattle population and adequate supplies for 150 million Americans. He criticizes the current cattle shortage in major stockyards and sees no reason for farmers to keep cattle off the market.
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Washington
Charles E. Wilson
Wilson
Elyria Board Asked to Allow Early Entry for Dales Girl
An Elyria couple urged the school board to grant an exception so their six year old daughter, born December 2, could enter first grade one day before the district deadline. The board refused immediate approval, noting a blanket exception would require wider support and postponed a decision pending further consideration.
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Elyria
Garford School
Dale Sawyer
Cambridge Avenue
Carlisle
Sawyers
Sawyer
Ebrria City
Woman Injured In Crash Of Cars
Cars driven by Tony Prochezka and Clif ford Martin collided at Middle avenue and Secord street at 6 35 p m today police reported Mrs Martin suffered bruise under her right eye and other injuries officers said.
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Tony Prochezka
West 16Th Street
Clifford Martin
Woodbury, Conn
Middle Avenue
Secord Street
Theft of scrap steel reported at American Radiator plant
About ten tons of scrap steel valued at 25 dollars per ton was stolen from the American Radiator plant over the weekend. Fred Mailhamer of Kuika Steel and Equipment Co. in Alliance reported the loss, noting the Alliance firm is reclaiming steels from moulding sand.
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Fred Mathamer
Kuika Steel and Equipment Co
Alliance
Mailhamer
Chronicle Telegram Want Ad Offers Quick TV Set Sales
Armchair Adventures note urges readers to sell a used TV through the Chronicle Telegram Want Ad service. Call 4752 or 4753 to be assisted in writing an ad and place the quick, low cost notice today.
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Chronicle-Telegram
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