Telephone Co Employes To Return To Work
Striking Elyria Telephone Co employees voted to accept a labor conciliator aided agreement with wage increases of seven to ten cents per hour and a formal contract. The walkout began January 28 after Ruby Lynch was discharged for refusing a split shift. Arbitration will settle Lynch and grievances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Telephone Co
U.S
Cleveland
Communication Workers of America, Cio
Ruby Lynch
Lynch
Time Keepers At Local Plant Win Pay Raise
UAW-CIO members at Bendix-Westinghouse Automotive Air Brake plant ratified an agreement averting a threatened strike. The contract raises average hourly pay about 25.3 cents from 262 to 306.44, with union shop seniority grievance procedure paid lunch hours over eight in a day Saturdays overtime holidays and preserved vacation and insurance benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bendix-Westinghouse
Uaw-Cio
Franklin Carr
UAW International
UAW
Petition for Annexation of Urban Allotment in Lorain
County commissioners received a petition for annexation of property known as the Urban allotment off Oberlin avenue to the City of Lorain. The board set 1 pm May 5 for a public hearing on the petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Avenue
City of
Lorain
Northeastern Ohio Weather Update With Rain And Warm Trend
Cloudy with light rain and milder conditions in Northeastern Ohio. Highs near 42 this afternoon and 45 Wednesday afternoon with scattered showers. Lows near 33 tonight, humidity around 50s to mid 60s, sunrise 9 20 a m and sunset 6 23 p m. Highways near Fremont slippery. Defiance and Upper Sandusky fog and scattered rain. Five day outlook: warmer through Friday, cooler by weekend, rain on Wednesday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Fremont
Defiance
Upper
Sandusky
Elyria City Chemist E G Curtiss Dies
Elyria city chemist E G Curtiss died at Elyria Memorial Hospital at 11 a.m. today after three months of declining health and a week of confinement at home. He was reported to have carried on his work until shortly before his illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria-city
E. G. Curtiss
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Judges Named For All County Music Contest
The 1953 All Lorain County Solo and Ensemble contest at Clearview High School names judges from Medina County Oberlin College Baldwin Wallace and Lorain City with 50 senior student judges from Conservatories at Oberlin and Baldwin Wallace. Ratings will include superior very good average fair and poor and will count as one third of the final score. Competitions run from about 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. with each school assigned a room as headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medina County
F.W.R. Behrens
del Graff
Oberlin College
George E. Waln
Clifford Cook
Bonnie Princehorn
Baldwin-Wallace
Sidney Davis
Elyria
Marian Gatts
Howard Hansen
Lorain City
Oberlin
Clearview
Committee Approves Hawaii Statehood Bill in House Panel
The House Interior and Insular Affairs Committee approved the Hawaii statehood bill by 21 to 5 after defeating a move to pair Hawaii with Alaska. A split vote on related motions reflected party lines as Republicans favored hearing Alaska separately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Committee On Interior and Insular Affairs
Hawaii
Alaska
Walter Rogers
Tex
Rogers
Clair Engle
Cahf
A. L. Miller
R-Neb
Engel
John P. Saylor
R-Fa
Eisenhower
House
Joseph W. Martin Jr
Charles A. Halleck
Saylor
Statehood
Soldier Wounded In Korea Is Recovering
Mrs. Lucinda Fenwick reports her son Pfe. LeRoy Bellottie seriously wounded in Korea late November has been moved from Fort Campbell Kentucky to Percy Jones Army Hospital Battle Creek Michigan for further treatment. His mother visited him in Dearborn during a pass and notes steady but cautious improvement with ongoing need for care and a long recovery ahead. His ward is Ward A Section 9 at Percy Jones Army Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucinda Fenwick
West Broad Street
Pfe
LeRoy Bellottie
Korea
Fort Campbell
Percy Jones
Battle Creek
Dearborn
Percy Jones Army Hospital
Mich
Fire destroys Adams Mills Elementary School
Officials investigated a blaze that destroyed Adams Mills Elementary School late Monday. Ninety pupils were affected, with 62 students out of classes today as authorities assess damages and determine the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Mills
Ohio lawmakers revisit tax on industry equipment debate
In Chillicothe lawmakers discuss a bill by Senators Carney and Bernard to tax permanently fixed industrial equipment at true value rather than 50 percent as personal property. The measure aims to end the current lax treatment that favors real estate over industrial assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Chillicothe
Columbus
Youngstown
Charles J. Carney
Nicholas P. Bearnard
State Supreme Court
Carney
Bernard
Lorain County
Charles A. Mosher
Oberlin
Iran Premier warns Americans as riots erupt in Tehran
Tehran alerts U S nationals to stay indoors as mobs clash near Parliament Square. Police disperse a 2000 strong Communist march shouting Yankee go home and Down with the American advisers. Tanks and troops reinforced the area amid anti American demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tehran
Iran
Mohammed Mossadegh
U. S
Lou Henderson
Parliament Square
Red High Command
United States
19 Million Youth In Red Cross Fund Campaign
More than 19 million young people in over 82 thousand schools work through the American Junior Red Cross to aid communities and the world. They aided disaster relief and the blood program and made comfort articles for patients. Support the 1953 Elyria Chapter Red Cross Fund Campaign with a $39 772 goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Junior Red Cross
Red Cross
Elyria
Marine Corps uniform stolen from home
Mrs. Margaret Bierbower of 214 Lake Avenue reported a stolen Marine Corps uniform from her residence while she was at work. A wallet, coins, and wristwatch also disappeared from her son's room. An attempted break in at Goodyear Service Station at Broad Street and East Avenue was reported with no entry made.
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Marine Corps
Armed Services
Margaret Biarbower
Lake Avenue
Goodyear
Broad Street
East Avenue
East Berlin Reds Move To Close Shops On Border
East Berlin authorities voted to remove all shops from the Soviet West border in a bid to halt refugee flows to the Western sectors. More than 9,000 refugees sought asylum in the first part of the month as the city faces a widening border crisis and a three mile death zone near the East West line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Berlin
Berlin
U. S
New York
Broadway
Eust
Treptow
Berliner Zeitung
East Germany
West Germany
West
West Berlin
Elyria Moves Toward Final Acceptance Of Segoe Plan
Elyria City Council focused on final acceptance of the Segoe plan with zoning ordinance approval the remaining hurdle. Councilman Kenneth Lord urged action to get the ordinance on the books as a prerequisite to approving the Segoe report and plan. The council scheduled a Wednesday committee of the whole meeting with the City Planning Commission to draft the new zoning ordinance and prepare legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Council
Kenneth Lord
Hart A. Dickason
Dickason
Ralph Terry
City Planning Commission
Legre
Lord
Seward N. Black
Oberlin
Terry
Council No
Wellington Wednesday Specials
Wellington calendar page lists midweek specials across stores and shops including discounts on groceries and household items. Readers may find reduced prices on select meats produce and bakery items with limited quantities and store hours noted.
T S Rubber Co Building Bought By Elyria Men
The Chronicle Telegram reports that B F Goodrich Co sold the former ITS Rubber Co property on Maple Street to a group of Elyria men including Joseph E Smith and Howard B Somers Jr The sale was handled by Howard Wilford of R E Clawson Realtors The buyers intend to lease the building Goodrich will continue producing Tuffy heels and selling shoes at Clarksville Tennessee after acquiring ITS property patents and equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle-Telegram
B. F. Goodrich Co
I. T. S. Rubber Co
Maple Street
Elyria Men
Joseph E. Smith
Howard B. Somers, Jr
Howard B. Somers
Howard Wilford
R. E. Clawson
Broadstreet
Clarksville
Tenn
Goodrich Co
ITS
Vehicles Must Be Removed If Snow Is Heavy
The City Council approved first reading of an ordinance to remove motor vehicles from heavily traveled streets during snowfall of four inches or more. Owners or operators must relocate cars or police may impound them after warning.
Woman Suffers Scalp Injury After Route 82 Crash
Eleanor Miller, 45, of West River road Columbia township, was treated yesterday for a scalp laceration after her car was hit on Route 82 at Route 76 by a truck driven by J. Shaw of Cleveland. The impact sent her car into a utility pole. Deputy sheriffs reported another crash scene involving Ethel McCracken on Center Ridge road and a truck driven by Miles Wirland of Cleveland as she exited a driveway on Route 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Miller
West River Road
Columbia Township
J. Shaw
Cleveland
Ethel McCracken
Center Ridge Road
Miles Wirland
Meany asks adoption of ten Taft-Hartley amendments
AFL President George Meany urged Congress to rewrite the Taft-Hartley Law by adopting ten amendments. He testified at House Labor Committee hearings criticizing 80 day injunctions and the closed shop ban while arguing for a bipartisan labor policy and stronger union protections.
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Washington
AFL
George Meany
Congress
House Labor Committee
Walter Reuther
Meany
APL
United Stats
Oberlin homicide claims seven gunshot victims
John Charles Bradley 48 was found dead in his Follette street home after seven 32 caliber shots struck him in the neck abdomen and groin. Jesse De Leon 21, treated for a superficial back wound at Allen Hospital Cleveland, is jailed for questioning as investigators seek motive and exact sequence of events.
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Oberlin
Jack Bradley
Follette Street
Sheriff's Deputies
Bradley
John Charles Bradley
Jesse de Leon
East 40Th Street
Cleveland
Allen Hospital
Edward Gawlik
James Howard
Myron Brill
Robert Thomas
Corsoner
Harold Ewing
Jesse DeLeon
Splendid Program At Dinner Meeting Of Health Council
About 100 people attended the Lorain County General Health District Council dinner at Erieview School in Avon Lake where Dr. H Wentworth of the Ohio Department of Health spoke. He warned Ohio’s health levels remain low in many counties and cautioned against ineffective polio countermeasures while praising gamma globulin as a key advance in paralysis control. He noted limited supplies and that immunity from globulin is temporary.
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Avon Lake
Lorain County General Health District Council
Erieview School
H. Wentworth
Ohio Department of Health
Wentworth
Ohio
Health Board
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National Tube Co
National Tube
Ohio Supreme Court
Looney’s
Elyria Furniture
Pare
Amherst
TV -Radio
Wellington
Bulletin
DeLeon
Ella DeLeon
East 26Th Street
Martin Williams
East 119Th Street
Ewing
Elia DeLeon
Window Durham
Joseph Ramos
Jesse
Durham
Health Council
Evelyn Andrews
Studebaker
Stang Motors
3Rd St
Sumiday
Wspap
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