Coach Cabas And Three Teachers Resign From Elyria Schools
Elyria Board of Education approved the resignations of football coach John Cabas and three teachers, effective dates ranging March to June 1950. New elementary hires include Nancy Lou Giles and Arlene Keller, while athletic staffing changes and gym use for Little Elyria tryouts were approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High
John Cabas
Elyria Board of Education
Cabas
Marion Arbour
Edison School
Margaret Butts
Hamilton School
Elizabeth Hornyak
Elyria High School
L. N. Nicholas
Nancy Lou Giles
Giles
Northwestern University
Arlene Keller
Miss Keller
Ohio State University
Ernest Curcillo
Louis Kolopus
Clifford Stubblefield
John Sheldon
Robert Hersman
A. N. Smith
Jefferson School
Little Elyria
New Franklin
Garford-McKinley
Pioneers
Workers Object To Wage Freeze In Great Britain
In Britain unions attack the socialist government over a wage freeze amid rising prices. Nearly 5 million workers seek pay hikes, with dockers and railway unions threatening overtime stoppages to pressure wage adjustments. Overseas, the U S House debates foreign aid bills amid labor and political maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
London
Dockers Union
National Union of Railwaymen
Trades Union Congress
Washington — House
Stafford Cripps
TUC
House
GOP
Truman
Support Shifts on Foreign Aid Plan in Truman Proposal
Leaders eye full Marshall plan funding with $27,450,000 for Palestine refugees aid. Republicans anticipate trimming EGA cash from 3.1B to 2.1B and replacing with surplus food, while Democrats push for full cash authorization and a start on the point four program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
House
Truman
John M. Vorys
Foreign Affairs Committee
EGA
Club Sees How Bumpers And Hub Caps Are Produced
Members of the Lorain County Farmers and Businessmen's Club visited the Brown Lipe Chapin Plant in Elyria to observe mass production of bumpers bumper guards and hub caps. Guides explained cutting pressing cleaning plating and packing while general manager George S Cole Jr greeted visitors and staff detailed the manufacturing steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. George
Lorain County
Mr. Cole
George S. Cole, Jr
Weather forecast for northern Ohio and markets note
Fair and cooler this afternoon and tonight with a low around 38 and a high near 46 on Wednesday. The five day outlook shows colder conditions Wednesday and Thursday, a rising trend Friday into the weekend, and turning colder Sunday with temperatures about two to five degrees below normal. Snow flurries in the north Wednesday, rain or snow in the north and showers in the south, with total precipitation around a quarter inch late Friday or Saturday. MARKETS FOUND TODAY ON PAGE TWO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Magazine to Honor Hoover With Golden Anniversary Award
New York The Natural History Magazine will present its golden anniversary award to former student Herbert Hoover at ceremonies in the American Museum of Natural History on Thursday. The award recognizes Hoover for his achievements as a scholar statesman and humanitarian during the past half century according to magazine officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Natural History Magazine
Otudent
Herbert Hoover
American Museum of Natural History
Hoover
Iboys and Girls Send Friendship Boxes to Europe
Elyria Junior Red Cross groups in the county and city sent 250 boxes last year and planned 100 this year. Boxes valued about 2 dollars each contain school supplies games and personal items. Since 1945 through 1949 the Junior Red Cross shipped over 2 million gift boxes to 32 countries with cards from each school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IBOYS
Europe
Elyria
American Red Cross
Junior Red Cross
Ridgeville School
Larry
Nyfinger
Catherine Palmer
Norma Sweet
Marian Gutt Fund
Schmidt
Roberta Barclay
Barbara
Apt
Red Cross
Ambassador Steinhrdt and staff die in Ottawa embassy plane crash
United States ambassador Laurence A. Steinhardt and four embassy staff were killed when a twin engine C 47 transport crashed south of Ottawa after departing Rockcliffe Airport for Washington. Master Sgt Gwyn A Long survived. Reported by Ottawa and Washington officials. Canadian leaders expressed condolences. Witness Saw plane flying very low before the crash near a major air lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramsayville
Ottawa
Ont
United States
Laurence A. Steinhardt
Here
Washington
Kwyn A. Long
Russia
U. S
Czechoslovakia
Alan W. C. Harrington
Julian Harrington
Canada
W. F. Trueblood
W. Is
Thomas Archibald
Mark Belanger
Long
Archibald
Air Force
Belanger
Set
Louis St. Laurent
L. B. Pearson
Lon Norman Moore
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
Hawthorne
Rockliffe
Taft Announces Ohio Campaign Tour Ahead of Fall Election
Senator Robert A Taft unveiled plans for a full state tour of Ohio between August and the November election. He said he would consider a debate with President Truman, favored radio or TV, and noted farm voters in Ohio lean Republican. Taft warned against leftward shifts in Congress, predicting repeal of the Taft Hartley law if the 80th Congress moves left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert A Taft
Ohio
Truman
U. S. News and World Report
Truman Bains
Truman Denies Access To Loyalty Files For Senate
President Truman plans to refuse Senate investigators access to government loyalty files, citing his 1948 executive order. Key West sources say the decision stands, with no partial release under secrecy rules. The move aligns with testimony by McGrath and Hoover and tensions with McCarthy over pro Communist charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truan
Senate
Key West
Fla
Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee
J. Howard McGrath
FREI
J. Edgar Hoover
Joseph R. McCarthy
R. Wis
State Department
McCarthy
Millard E. Tydings
D. Md
Truman
Hoover
McGrath
FBI
Elyria Jaycees to Greet Dignitaries at Chamber Dinner
Elyria Junior Chamber of Commerce members led by W Gibson Moore and Robert Krieg will serve as reception committee for the Elyria Chamber of Commerce Community Dinner to be held Wednesday April 19 at the Roll Arena. Dexter Kimball Jr is general chairman and Burton Ohlemacher will toast master and program chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Junior Chamber of Commerce
W. Gibson Moore
Robert Krieg
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Roll Arena
Dexter S. Kimball, Jr
Burton Ohlemacher
Chamber
J. B. Johnson
Chamber of Commerce
Kimball
Norris Ryder
Earl White
Petitions Filed For Citizenship By County Residents
Federal naturalization officers received petitions for admission to citizenship. Twelve filings were scheduled today by Lorrain county residents eligible for citizenship on June 1. County commissioners set bids for April 17 to buy a new car for Dog Warden John Delfing, with specifications limiting wheelbase to 114 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorrain County
John Delfing
Guilty Pleas Entered by Four Indicted Persons
Pleas of guilty were entered today by four persons indicted by the last grand jury all seeking probation. Anthony Petrosky and William Bowen pleaded guilty on non support Henry Williams pleaded guilty for cutting to wound his wife and Ignatius Kotor Lorain pleaded guilty for armed robbery Their cases were referred to Probation Officer Arthur Moos for report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Petrosky
William Bowen
Henry Williams
Ignatius Kotor
Lorain
Arthur Moos
Hanson threatens suit if McCarthy repeats charge
Washington Haldore Ranson warns he will sue Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy if he repeats his accusation that the State Department aide is pro-Communist after immunity is lifted. Ranson swore he is not a Communist and has never belonged to a Communist front. McCarthy labeled him pro-Communist and charged espionage links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Haldore Ranson
Josep R. McCarthy
Hibel
State Department
Hanson
Senate Foreign Relations
McCarthy
Wisconsin Republian
Samuel Deutsch Former Elyria Attorney Dies in California
Samuel Deutsch age 50, once a well known Elyria lawyer, died yesterday in Cedars of Lebanon Hospital Los Angeles after a heart attack following hypertension surgery. Survived by wife Bella, sons Malcolm Lawrence Jimmie, brother Arnold in California, sister Mildred Smalley of Marion. Family home at 627 North Las Palmas road, Los Angeles.
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Samuel Deutsch
Elyria
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Los Angeles
Calif
Deutsch
California
Bella Deutsch
Malcolm
Lawrence
Jimmie
Arnold Deutsch
Lorain
Mildred Smalley
Marion
Ohio
North
Las Palmas Road
Death Toll Rises as High Winds Hit Ohio
Two men died in Ohio as violent winds toppled a 70 foot water tower in Columbus area and a tree struck a Milwaukee man near a state park east of Mansfield. Heavy rains ended a forest fire near Portsmouth as the storm battered the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Ohio
Portsmouth
Clarence H. Oldaker
Columbus
Charles A. Vogel
Milwaukee
Wis
Route
Mansfield
Patching to Begin as Weather Permits in City Streets
Service Director D W Kothe announced that patching of street holes will start as soon as weather allows. He noted arrangements with Henry Hart, the local road contractor, to perform the repairs. Street Superintendent George Carrick said the city has suffered more street damage this season than in any winter during his 20 years with the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Kothe
Kothe
Henry Hart
George Carrick
Big Storm Diminishing Across Nation After Fatal Blizzards
A massive spring storm across the central U S killed 23 and left 12 missing as it battered the region for a third day before moving toward Canada. High winds dust, hail and thunderstorms spread from the Rockies to the Atlantic, with dense fog in New York and hundreds of flights canceled. The system, one of the largest on record, weakened but still disturbed the eastern seaboard, Dixie and Great Lakes as conditions shifted toward Lake Superior and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crucago
Canada
Upper
Midwest
Rockies
Atlantic
Wisconsin
Lake Superior
Seaboard
Dixie
Lake Ontario
Florida
New York
Weather Bureau
Dallas
Texas
Oklahoma
Nationalists Say Troops Annihilated at Hainan Island
Nationalists report a major Communist landing on Hainan Island was crushed in a 17 hour battle. They claim 4,000 Red troops were wiped out with shore batteries warships and air support aiding ground forces in driving the invaders to complete annihilation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taipei
Formosa
Hainan
Lin Piao
40Th
Red Army
Linkow
Hoihow
South China
Hong Kong
Larkin Places Third in Second Phase of Speech Contest
Richard Larkin of Elyria High School placed third in the second phase of the Lake Erie League extempore speaking contest held in Lorain. Howard Cort of Cleveland Heights High School won, Lakewood's delegate was second, and J Wright Cowger of Oberlin College judged. The final contest will be at Shaw High School on April 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Larkin
Elyria High School
Lorain
J. Wright Cowger
Oberlin College
Howard Cort
Cleveland Heights High School
Lakewood
Larkin
Delayed Green Light Causes Driver Confusion at City Intersections
Irving Finegold, in charge of traffic lights, explains that eastbound Green at Broad Street is delayed to allow westbound left turns onto Cedar. A similar delay exists at West avenue to let West avenue traffic turn east on Second Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broad and
Cedar Streets
West Avenue
Second
Irving Finegold
Finegold
Broad Street
Cedar
Second Street
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Brown- Lipe-Chapin
General Motors
U.S
Bulletin
Taft
Jaycees
Hubbard
Joseph L. O'Rourke
William R. Farber
Sharon
East Liverpool
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburgh
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