Taft lashes Dewey group and Gallup polls on Eisenhower campaign
Sen. Robert A. Taft accused the Dewey organization of taking over Eisenhower’s campaign and using George Gallup polls as propaganda. He labeled poll results as biased and warned of a repeat of 1948 campaign tactics. Taft criticized Sen. Irving Ives over reelection remarks and noted the bitter pre-convention contest.
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Washington
Robert A. Taft
Dewey Organization
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Taft
Ohioan
George Gallup
Buffalo Evening News
Irving M. Ives
Ives
New York
Eisenhower
Dewey
Thomas E. Dewey
Truman
Extra Pay Day For Pfaudler Employees
Factory workers at The Pfaudler Co will receive an extra pay day this Friday after the Wage Stabilization Board approved a wage increase effective December 3 1951. About 300 workers will share 44788 in retroactive pay with an average of 150 each. Federal taxes and social security will net 9600 before workers receive funds.
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Pfaudler Co
Wage Stabilization Board
Uncle Sam
Ptaudler
al Emery
North
Washington Blvd
Bernard Walend
Charles Pliuta
Joseph Tomasheski
Firemen Quell 50 Acre Field Blaze in Elyria
Elyria firemen used over 500 gallons of water to extinguish a 50 acre grass fire between Emerson Court and Adelbert Street yesterday afternoon. The fire began when a woman tried to burn out poison ivy and spread out of control. Firemen were first summoned at 2 46 p m and a second call at 5 40 p m ended with no damage to nearby buildings.
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Elyria
Emerson Court
Adelbert Street
Weather Ohio: Warm tonight with scattered storms north
Fair and continued warm tonight with a chance of scattered thunderstorms mainly in the north portion. Lows 74 to 77 east and south and about 70 northwest. Friday looks partly cloudy with similar scattered storms in the north and cooler afternoon temperatures. All geraniums 35c each or 3 for 1.00 at Reiger Florists.
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Ohio
Truman Weighed Use of Labor Act in Steel Strike
President Truman planned to delay invoking the Taft Hartley Act as Congress urges action to end the 25 day strike by 650,000 CIO Steelworkers. Officials cite growing pressure to act, while the administration notes the union has abided by the spirit of the law. Bethlehem settlement stalled as the Big Six vetoed a broader agreement.
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Truman
Congress
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Senate
CIO
Charles A. Halleck
Ind
Mr. Truman
Ellis Arnall
Arnall
Capehart
Halleck
Arthur Goldberg
Bethlehem
Lags Seen In Defense Production
Washington reports steel shortages halt some military equipment output and threatens Tanks and 242 ton trucks at General Motors and three quarter ton trucks at Chrysler. CIO strike triggers broader losses with 36,000 automotive layoffs and 9.1 million tons of steel lost by week end. Industry sources warn further layoffs next week as Korean War effort continues.
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Washington
Army Today
Army
General Motors
Chrysler
Pittsburgh
CIO United Steelworkers
American Iron and Steel Institute
Automotive and
Allied
CIO
Soap Box Derby Meeting Tonight in Elyria
Elyria youths aged 11 to 15 may enter the 1952 Soap Box Derby. A 7 p.m. meeting at the Junior Chamber of Commerce on Harwood Street will show the 1951 Derby Downs finals and discuss reviving local interest, equipment needs, and how to obtain Derby rules copies.
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Elyria
Roll Call on Price Controls Sets Tight House Vote
Washington lawmakers prepared for a close roll call as they debate ending most price controls. A House-Senate conference will seek a compromise to extend controls or end wage and price limits by July and midnight Monday looms.
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House
Senate House
Senate
Filis Arnal
Congress
Henry O. Talle
R-Ia
Graham A. Barden
D-N.c
Taite
Barden
Death by own action verdict in Crumb shooting
Coroner Wray Davies ruled the death of Stanley Crumb a death by own action. Crumb, 62, a rural postal carrier for nearly four decades, had been ill. his body was found behind his garage yesterday.
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Delaware
Wray Davies
Stanley Crumb
Doctor Poling to Speak at Ohio Christian Endeavor Session
Dr. Daniel A. Poling of New York was scheduled to speak tonight at the Ohio Christian Endeavor Union annual convention open session in Painesville.
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Painesville
Daniel A. Poling
New York
Ohio Christian Endeavor Union
Five Pleas of Guilty Filed in Local Court Hearing
Pleas of guilty were entered by five defendants before Judge D A Cook as indictments returned Tuesday were pursued. Virgil Whitley pleaded guilty to a crime involving his eight year old daughter and was ordered to Lima State Hospital for mental examination before sentencing. Others pled guilty to separate charges. some property was returned to owners, while several defendants maintained innocence on various counts.
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D. A. Cook
Virgil Whitley
RB. D
Oberlin
Whitley
Lima State Hospital
Josephine Majesky
Elyria
Helen Page
Ira Hatfield, Jr
Majestic Molding Co
William Layport
Wayne James
la Grange
Russell Tinsley
Lorain
Robert White
James Horton
Bartolo Rosado
Louis Martin
Elyria Sets New All Time Water Use Record
In a sizzling stretch of heat Elyria surpassed previous one day water records by pumping 10 110 000 gallons from the city waterworks yesterday Safety Service Director D W Kothe reported The prior high was 9 620 000 gallons on August 30 last year The gain occurred despite strikes reducing industrial use which helped avoid low pressure as residents used hoses to combat parched lawns until 7 p m
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Elyrians
Elyria
Lake Front
El Rey Grotto Band Second In Competition
Lorain County's El Rey Grotto band finished second at the International convention for Grottos in Toronto, Canada, losing by 2.7 points to Alethia Grotto of Worcester Massachusetts. Carl Turner directs the band. notable members traveling to Toronto include George Hecock, Harriet Decker, and Linda Ryan.
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Lorain County
el Rey
Toronto
George Hecock
Harriet Decker
Linda Ryan
Noreee Schofield
Ernest Haytor
C. G. Hahn
Ross Slayes
Bob Bridgett
Dean Phillips
Andy Rawson
Lester Papworth
Bob Hersman
Paul Beebe
Wasyl Livchack
Steve Whin
Tom Klinger
Harold Abell
William Thomasson
Harrison Carter
al Peirce
Lorain County anticipates 1953 budget of 1 399 850 dollars
County Auditor Frank Ayres estimates Lorain County will have 1 399 850 for general fund operations in 1953. The figure, based on midyear data, may change when the year's appropriation is set next January.
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Frank Ayres
Lorain County
Ayres
General Fund
Lorain
Supreme Court clears use of parking meter funds for bonds
Elyria officials learn Ohio Supreme Court allows meter revenues to back mortgage revenue bonds for off street parking facilities. Columbus suit upheld legality, prompting Elyria to forego a separate test. Mayor Ault to coordinate with Segoe and Associates for city survey and amortization plan.
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Elyria
George Grady
Ohio Supreme Court
Ohio
Columbus
Supreme Court
Richard W. Gordon
James A. Rhodes
R. P. Barthalow
Columbus City Council
Ault
Grady
Segoe and Associates
Cincinnati
Richard Baird
Tucson dumps unused city ordinances on prisoners and cuspidors
The Tucson City Council says two obsolete ordinances are discarded. One required prisoners to be shackled with ball and chain while working on streets. The other mandated churches to maintain convenient cuspidors.
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Tucson
Ariz
Bowker Electric Service Fan Sale Ad
Where To Turn 125 percent off all General Electric and Westinghouse oscillating fans plus Signal 18 inch and 20 inch window fans. Phone 2659 Bowker Electric Service advertises a sales event.
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General Electric
Westinghouse
Bowker Electric Service
Record Heat Kills Dozens Across Ohio As City Temps Soar
The hot and humid wave claims at least three deaths in Ohio with many victims suffering heat related illnesses. Cleveland Toledo Columbus and Youngstown set or tied high temperature records as a weak cool front offered little relief. Across the eastern U S the heat wave caused multiple drownings and hospitalizations with temperatures near 100 degrees in several cities.
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East Liverpool
Catherine Webb
Midland
Beaver Creek
Roy E. Linden
Toledo
Cleveland
Columbus
Youngstown
Michigan
Wisconsin
State Weather Bureau
New York
Omaha
Great Lakes
Weather Bureau
Mercury
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Committee Cuts 3 Billions From Budget Requests
The House Appropriations Committee cut 25 percent from administration requests totaling 13.75 billion dollars for foreign aid, military construction, atomic expansion and other items. The panel approved about 10.28 billion dollars for fiscal 1953, trimming military construction, Atomic Energy, Civil Defense and Foreign Aid by hundreds of millions.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Atomic Energy Commission
Civil Defense Administration
Defense Department
Mutual Security Administration
Want Ads Offer Affordable Cash from Unneeded Items
Thousands read the Chronicle Telegram Want Ads daily. Use this inexpensive method to raise cash from items you no longer need. Dial 4751 and tell the ad taker to write a result producing Want Ad.
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