Oscars Shine on Hepburn and Holden in From Here To Eternity
United Press reports Hollywood celebrated the Oscars with long-shot predictions realized as Katharine Hepburn won best actress for Roman Holiday and William Holden earned best actor for Stalag 17. The epic From Here To Eternity led wins, tying Gone With The Wind with eight awards, including best director Fred Zinnemann and best screenplay Daniel Taradash, while other honors went to photography and film editing.
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Hepburn
Holden
Frank Sina
Fred Zimmerman
Daniel Taradash
Zimmerman
Pretty Donna
Monti
St. Genesia
Pantages Theater
Reed
Gomery Clift
Miss Hepburn
Litle
Nancy
Frank Jr
Broadway
Clift
Astage
New York
Petitions for Zoning Change to Permit Airfield in Columbia
Columbia town ship trustees plan a hearing at town hall at 8 pm Saturday to discuss a zoning text change from "Airplane fields are forbidden" to "private and commercial airplane fields are forbidden." Township officials deny specific airstrip references. Ben Yorkovitz seeks rezoning to allow an airfield on Route 82, backing petitions of about 3500 residents for a farm near North Royalton Road to host landing strips hangars and a maintenance facility for aircraft.
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Columbia
P. W. Heineman
Columbia Township Trustees
Columbia Town Hall
Ben Yorkovitz
Olmsted Falls
Yorkovitz
Route 82
Phil Patterson
Royalton Rd
Station Rd
Pick Sites For Dormitories At Oberlin College
Oberlin College has secured a 1 160 000 loan from the United States Housing and Home Finance Agency for two new dormitories with a dining hall annex to house 400 students. Women’s dorm site options include an area on West College Street east of Dascomb Cottage, while the men’s dormitory is planned along Woodland Avenue south of Noah Hall for 180 residents. Drawings have not yet been submitted and the loan reservation must be utilized within about three weeks.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
United States Housing and Home Finance Agency
Paul Douglas
West College St
Dascomb
Woodland Ave
Noah Hall
Noah
Burton Halls
Dairy awards honor Lorain County butterfat leaders
Twenty Lorain County farmers received certificates from the Pare-Bred Dairy Cattle Association and the Ohio Dairymen's Association for outstanding butterfat production covering February 1, 1952, through February 28, 1953. Awards were given in 400, 450, and 500 pound production classes to listed farmers and partnerships including Arthur Born, Hess J. C. Rapking, L. L. Lehman, Edward Stang and Son, Harry B. Rowland and Son, among others.
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Dairy Cattle Association
Ohio Dairymen’s Association
Lorain County
Arthur Born
Hess J. C. Rapking
Marin Burge
Glenroe Mohbns
C. W. Whitney
Ceilan Baker
Firestone and Bradley
L. L. Lehman
Edward Stang
Early Elyria Newsman Reflects On Impartial Press Tradition
Albert H. Cook, Oberlin native and former Sunday editor of the Pioneer Press and Dispatch, recalls his 1907 Elyria start at the Elyma Telegram. He cites the watchdog role, stresses fair, impartial reporting and notes today’s journalism draws a better educated cohort while acknowledging pay needs.
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Albert H. Cook
Oberlin
Elyria
Cook
Pioneer Press
Dispatch
St. Paul
Minn
Elyma Telegram
Percy Boynton
Telegram
Indiana
Universal Copy Desk
Chronicle-Telegram
Junior Astronomy Class Is Planned
The Black River Astronomical Society launches a junior program with biweekly sessions for young members and beginners. Each class offers lab work and instrument making with workshops on astronomy, tentatively from 2 to 4 on alternate Saturdays at George Diederick’s home 653 Weller Road Cascade Colony.
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Black River Astronomical Society
George Diederick
Weller Road
Cascade Colony
Girl Scout Troops Plan Conduct Project in Korea
Senior Girl Scouts of Elyria organize a Korea outreach inspired by the Girl Scouts of Korea. They assemble care kits with combs toothbrushes soap towels and other essentials for orphans, plus collect clothing for Major Robert H. Thompson to distribute to Korea.
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Korea
Turner Block
New York
Elvria
Girl Scouts of Korea
United States
Elyna
America
Robert H. Thompson
Elyria
Association To Hold Annual Meeting Apr 6
The Loram County Tuberculosis and Health Association will hold its 21st annual meeting on Tuesday evening, April 6, at Maplewood School. Ralph E. Abbright, executive secretary, reports the agenda includes statistical and financial reports, election of six board of trustees, and a short program with a 10 minute film. Reservations for the dinner, scheduled for 6 36, must be made by card or telephone Amherst 460 by noon, April 3.
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Loram County Tuberculosis and Health Association
Maplewood School
Ralph E. Abbright
Board of Trustees
Amherst 460
Attendance Hits 6500 At Elyria Show With Two Nights Left
An audience of 2400 packed the Roll Arena last night, boosting the 1954 Elyria Home and Better Living Show to about 6500 attendees overall. Gates reopen at 7 30 p m today as the final day of the exhibition approaches.
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Elyria
French Delay May Force Reappraisal
United States officials say France’s slow pace on the European Army plan may force a reappraisal of U.S. Europe policy. Dulles hopes Paris debates the West German rearmament plan before Easter adjournment, with final action unlikely before May. The delay risks exposing Allies at Geneva and unsettles West Germany, as Washington pledges to keep forces in Europe to back the EDC project.
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Washington
France
United States
Europe
John Foster Dulles
Paris
Russia
Red
China
Geneva
European Defense Community
Congress
Germany
U.S
EDC
Ash samples handed to Reds sparked U S fears in Tokyo
American officials said a pro Communist group in Japan may have smuggled ash samples from the Fukuryu Maru ash and dust from the March 1 nuclear test. Russian access to the ash could reveal details of the weapon used in the Marshall Islands test.
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Reds
U.S
Tokyo
Russia
Japan
mid-Pacific
Yaizu
Katsuo Okazaki
Marshall Islands ‘Proving Area
Annual Vegetable Machinery Meet Planned Apr 4
The Spring Vegetable Machinery Field Day is set for Sunday April 4 at 2 pm on the Charles DeChant farm on Detroit Road between Case and Abbe Roads. Trophies will be given to the three-member winning team from the National Junior Vegetable Growers Judging Contest held in Tulsa last December, comprising Mami Gundersen and William Dedker of Avon and Fred Dorow of Ridgeville. Local machinery dealers will demonstrate if weather allows, per Arnold Keller, president of the Northern Ohio Track Farmers Ass'n.
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Charles DeChant
Detroit Road
Case
Abbe Roads
Tulsa
Mami Gundersen
William Dedker
Avon
Fred Dorow
Ridgeville
Arnold Keller
Northern Ohio Track Farmers Ass'n
Strike Grip On Port Tightened By Longshoremen
The International Longshoremen's Association tightened its grip on New York port by ordering tugboat crews to respect picket lines. Mayor Wagner sought federal intervention and a wage offer was rejected as a settlement attempt failed. White House said Eisenhower could not intervene while in federal court. Shippers sought a nationwide anti strike injunction under emergency provisions of labor law. The dispute centers on jurisdiction between ILA and the waterfront union created by the AFL.
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New York
International Longshoremen’s Association
Robert F. Wagner
Eisenhower
Washington
White House
James C. Hager
Shipping Association
Transplanting Spare Parts Glands Reported by Yale Scientist
Yale Universitys Dr Harry S N Greene disclosed that new young glands have been transplanted into 10 patients, adrenal thyroid parathyroid and pituitary glands from human embryos connected to patients bodies. The implants have operated for up to three years with promising results while follow up studies are planned for several years.
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NEW Haves. Com
Harry S. N. Greene
Yale University
American Cancer Society
Greene
Yale
Rhodes Launches Torrid Attack on Ohio's Governor
Norwalk Ohio OUP James A Rhodes state auditor and GOP governor candidate harshly attacked Gov Frank Lausches administration at a GOP workers gathering. He blasted the executive branch as weary and opaque, urged reform of Welfare Liquor Highway departments, and criticized Lausches appointees while pledging constructive leadership after election.
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Rhodes
Ohio
Norwalk
James A. Rhodes
Frank J.lausche
Liquor
Highway Department
Lausche
Wellington Escapes Heavy Wind Damage
Winds battered Wellington yesterday afternoon but caused little damage. A large maple toppled near the Dudley Apartments on South Main Street, narrowly missing children returning from school. Police say the tree was weakened by recent heavy snows and no cars or people were injured.
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Wellington
Esterdayr
Dudley
South Main St
Eurth
Eight Cars Derailed Blocks C&O Main Line at New Richmond
A derailment on the Chesapeake and Ohio main line at New Richmond derailed eight freight cars and blocked both tracks. Passenger and freight service were rerouted temporarily as crews cleared the wreckage after a noted technical difficulties cause was blamed.
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New Richmond
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
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