Lorain Works calls back 700 in tube plant at US Steel
About seven hundred workers at Lorain Works, National Tube Division of US Steel, are being recalled as production rises. No 2 blast furnace was relit, boosting pig iron output by about 1,000 tons daily. Five furnaces now operate. coke ovens and related services to increase. Peak employment reached 12,000.
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National Tube Division
US Steel
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Negotiations Ended Walkout At Thew Shovel Plants Ends Today
A 24 hour unauthorized walkout by white collar workers at Thew Shovel Co. Loram and Elyna plants ended at 10 am today. Union leader Robert K. Bloedorn said negotiations on grievances could lead to a mutually satisfactory agreement. About 150 workers were involved per union estimates, while company figures cited 94. The walkout began yesterday at 10 am over contract posting and seniority issues, with 60 workers at Elyna and 150 at Loram affected. The decision to end the walkout followed a local meeting at 2591 Broadway Lorain.
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Robert K. Bloedom
United Steel Workers of America
CIO
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Lnon
Bloedorn
Semorth
Airide
4849
Loram
Broadway
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Heda Add
William P Clyne
Cleveland
United Press
Cleveland Today
Senate
Remslaave Ae
Cotta Sabe
Plantacion
Accueresa
Tevinman
Unin
Cio-Communications Workers of America
Mary T. Paxlkowski
June Moore Stewards
Joseph Hornyak Jr
Paul Bassett
US Canciliaton Serice Representatio T
Gibert Sein
British Vote Signals Bevan Strength Revival
In London the House of Commons debate on defense policy showed a revival of Bevan's influence for the left wing of Labour. Churchill's government won key votes with comfortable margins, approving Conservative defense plans 38 to 8 and rejecting a Labour censure amendment 303 to 196. About fifty Labour lawmakers appeared to shift in Bevan's direction.
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INS
House of Commons
Aneurin Bevan
Winston Churchill
Commons
Labor Party
Bevan
Churchill suffers stroke slows government line
Weather notes mix with political headlines as reports detail Sir Winston Churchill's stroke and hampered mobility amid cabinet concerns. The Daily Mail notes illness deepening cloudiness and a warm spell while projected temperatures, precipitation, and moon phases are listed alongside local events including a Salvation Army spaghetti supper and a sale.
Princess Margaret Ends Caribbean Tour in London
Princess Margaret completes a month-long goodwill tour of British dependencies in the Caribbean. Her Canopus flight from Bermuda landed at London airport early in the morning amid royal, media, and public fanfare, with the Royal Family and hundreds of reporters witnessing the arrival.
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Britain
Princess Margaret
London Today
Carbbean
Bermuda
Overseas Airways
Canopus
Royal Famiy
Growth Strain on Small Villages From City Influx
A Chronicle Telegram series by Norma Higgins explores how steady city migration impacts Avon area villages. The first article examines problems from rapid population inflow and how suburban communities strive to cope with change. Special laundry service ad appears at end.
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Chronicle-Telegram
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Norma Higgins
Avon
Walking In Sleep Mosher Attacks Lausche Budget
In Columbus, Sen. Charles A. Mosher criticizes Gov Lausche for underfunding schools as Senate Education Committee opens hearings on a school finance bill. Porterfield seeks more for hospitals and mental hospital construction, while Lausche trims requests and hints at possible tax impacts. House moves to ease enforcement of support for runaway husbands amid budget talks. Special three day ad for baby parakeets ends.
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Frank J. Lausche
Charles A. Mosher
Oberlin
Mosher
Senate Education Committee
John D Porterfield
Department of Mental Hygiene and Corrections
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Porterfield
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Milllion
Roger Cloud
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Lausche
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Senate
A C Lancome
Belmont
Phone Firm-Union Talks On Today Contract Expires
Elyria Telephone Co representatives met in Cleveland with a union group this morning to discuss a new contract. Talks ongoing since February 38 reportedly produced no settlement. union aims include a reasonable wage increase and better benefits.
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Urior
Cone
Cleveland
Roy W Ammel
Telephone Company
Fire Eater Burns Pamphlets for Antiqued Ad Campaign
CHICAGO (ME) A Chicago printer hired a fire eater to flame burn 200000 advertising pamphlets with a browned look. The performer, Ponce Alualo Tarvin, 30, son of a Santoan chief, will spend three days breathing flame over the sheets.
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Chicago
Ponce Alualo Tarvin
U N study of clash nears end on Gaza frontier
Tense border atmosphere as Egypt and Israel await United Nations Mixed Armistice Commission verdict. On scene investigation by Maj Gen E M Burns concludes, with findings likely to be reported to the Security Council in New York. Both sides accuse each other of invasion. casualties include 33 Egyptians killed and 32 injured.
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Egyphar
Egypt
Israel
United Nations
Mixed Armistie
Unied Nations Searty Coucal
New York
E. M. Burns
CN Truce Supervisory Commission For Palestine
Commission
Securi Courei
Comas i Cabres
Sion
Where To Turn Ridgeville Water Due Elyria Council
Elyria council committee to offer contract for sale of water to Ridgeville. Page references indicate broader local notices and sections such as 4H area work starting today, with related regional mentions including Oberlin Chamber and various local pages.
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Elyria Council
Ridgeville
Ousted Priest Weeps At Last Moscow Mass
In Moscow Rev George Bissonnette led what may be his last Roman Catholic service in a two room apartment chapel. He was ordered to leave the Soviet Union within days amid U.S. protests over visa denials. The Mass drew about 20 observers including Rhode Island born Fr Bissonnette who expressed emotion as prayers continued.
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Georges Bissonnette
Das
Soviet Union
Fr. Bissonnette
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State Department
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Sian
Bissonnette
U.S
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Rte
St Barton Rd
Barton Rd
Talks With Chiang At Taipei
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles warned the Chinese Communists not to assume safety from attack as they threaten Formosa and its offshore islands. In a two hour talk with Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek, Dulles outlined U.S. resolve to support the Republic of China and confirmed the defense treaty as active, while rejecting negotiations on China's territories except with ROC cooperation.
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Formosa
Joan Foster Dunes
Matsa
Quemoy
Dulles
Chang Kashek
United States
Naral
Washington
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Chang
Generalissmos
Grass
United Nations
Republe
China
Republic of China
Russia
Thiang
Survive Plane Crash At Westover Air Base
A transport craft crashed en route from Weaver to Keflavik Iceland at Keflavik, Iceland. It carried 9 passengers. no deaths were reported. The aircraft belonged to Military Air Transport Service based near Trenton New Jersey. Officials said it was the first crash involving a regularly scheduled passenger craft assigned to MATS in over 229 transAtlantic crossings.
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Mass
Keflavik Ar Force Base
Iceland
Weamer
Kefavik
Mazure Air Force Base
Trenton NJ
Westover
Arcrat
Craf
Militam Air Transport Service
Classified Ads Solve Problems Fast in The Chronicle Telegram
In the Want Ads readers are urged to dial for an ad-writer to help, mentioning Mrs. Hochenadel’s solution of a problem. An ad notes a used ROPER 38 cleaner in Berkshire Valley area and invites phone contact for game.
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Chronicle-Telegram
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Berkshire Valley
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