New Franklin School Building Dedication Sunday Afternoon
Elyria announces the dedication of a new million dollar Franklin school building at 2 30 Sunday on a six acre site south of West Eleventh street. The city celebrates completing the first phase of a 3 7 million bond driven expansion begun after voters backed the plan in 1949.
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New Franklin
West Eleventh Street
Franklin
Sixth Street
West Avenue
Elyria
Chronicle-Telegram
Franklin School
Navy Plans 300 Planes Monthly by 1933 End
Washington Navy leaders outlined a goal to produce 300 aircraft per month by the end of fiscal 1933, with seven models claimed superior to Russia's MiG-15. They disclosed these targets amid a record defense budget and noted improvements for carrier operations and atomic bomb delivery capabilities.
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Washington
Navy
Russia
Dan A. Kimball
Adm
William M. Fechteler
Naval Operations
House Appropriations Committee
John H. Cassady
Air
Cassady
Korea
Kimball
Shipping Season on Great Lakes Well Underway
Pittsburgh Steamship Co reports the Great Lakes season is underway with seven freighters set to load iron ore from Toledo and Milwaukee winter berths. Ships Roberts Lindabury Frick Lynch and Morgan House are in service or en route to Calcite Michigan to load limestone or ore, with departures from Conneaut and Toledo.
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Cleveland
Pittsburgh Steamship Co
Great Lakes
Lake Superior
Toledo
Milwaukee
Roberts
Lindabury
Calcite
Mich
Lake Huron
Conneaut
Morgan
Lo- Tain
Repair Work Begins on Lake Erie Dike Breaks
The U S Corps of Engineers funds 50 000 dollars to repair three dike breaks near Reno Beach and Howard Farms. About 50 families were forced from homes after high waves last week.
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Toledo
Lake Erie
Reno Beach
Howard Farms
U. S. Corps of Engineers
Northeastern Ohio Weather Outlook With Rain Ahead
Partly cloudy and warmer this evening then cloudy and milder Saturday with a low around 34 tonight. Five day forecast calls for above normal temperatures across Ohio with rain possible in the northeast Sunday and across most of the state Tuesday.
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Ohio
Riots in Iran Over Germ War Allegations Turn Fatal
In Tehran ten people were killed and about 100 wounded as police and militia clashed with 10 000 Communist youths protesting alleged germ warfare by U S forces in Korea. rioters seized weapons from officers, two policemen died, and 50 Communists were arrested as street fighting erupted near Fawzieh Square.
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Tehran
Iran
U. S
Korea
Fawzieh Square
Jury acquits John Isaacs in son’s murder case
A Ravenna jury cleared 65 year old John Isaacs of first degree murder in the death of his son William 39 saying Isaacs acted in self defense. William had served a manslaughter sentence prior to the Jan 16 incident.
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Ravenna
John Isaacs
Isaacs
Wiliam
Wilson Expects Steel Settlement By Deadline
Defense Mobilizer Charles E. Wilson said after meeting with President Truman that he expected a steel wage price dispute settlement before the April 8 strike deadline. Officials indicated Wilson would present the issue to Truman at the cabinet meeting, leaving the decision to the President.
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Washington
Charles E. Wilson
Truman
Wilson
White House
Ellis Arnall
Nathan P. Feinsinger
Wage Stabilization Board
Arnall
Feinsinger
College President To Speak Here Sunday Evening
Dr. John Lowden Knight of Baldwin Wallace College will speak at the Elyria Council of Churches union Lenten service Sunday at 8 p.m. at First Congregational church. Knight, among the nation’s young presidents, holds degrees from Drew, Boston University, Vanderbilt, and honors from Kansas Wesleyan and Willamette. He has served as visiting professor at Iliff and as chancellor of Nebraska Wesleyan. Assistants include Rev Richard Lehman and Rev Louis Novak. Music by St Paul’s Church choir directed by Russell Dunford. Thomas Curtis leads First Congregational music.
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Baldwin-Wallace College
Berea
Elyria Council of Churches’ Union
First Congregational Church
Knight
Drew University
Boston University
Boston
Vanderbilt
Kansas Wesleyan
Willamette University
Iliff School of Theology
Nebraska Wesleyan
Lynn
Mass
Belleview. Tenn
General Conference
General Board of Education
The
Methodist Church
Division of Education Institutions
Richard J Lehman
Pilgrim Congregational Church
Louis J Novak
Magyar Evangelical and Reformed Church
St Paul's Church
Russell Dunford
Thomas Curtis
Auto Driver Given Jail Sentence
Willie Roberts received a five day jail term and a $150 fine for drunken driving in Elyria police court. Mayor Henry W. Ault suspended Roberts' driving license for one year, citing a pattern of prior offenses including reckless driving in 1944 and 1945 and a 1949 drunken driving charge.
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Willie Roberts
Middle Avenue
Henry W. Ault
Elyria
Roberts
West River Street
Mare ‘Roberts
Ralph van Am
Five Drowned in Forestville Coal Mine After Blast
Rescue workers fought to reach five miners trapped by floodwaters 400 feet below after a dynamite blast. Two escaped as the mine filled with water. rescuers found no escape chambers and little hope for the trapped men. Named victims include Dennis Onuschco and Francis Lipenski plus Chester Lipenski, Martin Brazenec, and Joseph Soditus. Walter Yarish and Charles Mucklow escaped.
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Pottsville
Forestville
Dennis Onuschco
Francis Lipenski
Chester
Seltzer City
Yarish
Donald Neubauer Wins 1952 Distinguished Service Award
Elyria honors Donald Neubauer for civic leadership and service with the 1951 Distinguished Service Award for the Elyria Jaycees. He is praised as a young leader at Brown-Lipe-Chapin and president of the Elyria Jaycees, receiving the award from Myron Averbook at the Elks Ballroom with over 250 attendees.
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Elyria
Elyria Junior Chamber of Commerce
Donald Neubauer
Brown-Lipe-Chapin
General Motors Corp
Neubauer
Elyria Jaycee
Myron Averbook
DSA
Elks Ballroom
Averbook
Don
Chamber of Commerce
Sailor Spends 126 Days In Jail After Complaint
David Hazlerigg a 35 year old sailor complained to Lorain police last Nov 17 about pocket picking. Two men William Chrisley 39 and Leslie Robinson 41 were charged and jailed after failing to post bond while Hazlerigg remained as material witness for 126 days awaiting trial.
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Lorain
Hazelrigg
Hazlerigg
William Chrisley
North Carolina
Leslie Robinson
St Paul
Minn
Robinson
Chrisley
U.S. Planes and Ships Bombard North Korean Targets
Marine carrier planes attacked supply lines gun positions bridges and buildings in North Korea. Fifth Air Force missions were hampered by fog and rain. Navy ships bombarded Red positions on both coasts amid limited ground activity.
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Seoul
Korea
North Korea
Wartorn
Fifth Air Force
War Vet Exempt From City Tax For His Dog
Davenport report states World War II veteran Laddie owner John Archer 13 is exempt from dog license tax. The dog served 21 months in the K 9 Corps including six months in Europe and is described as tax free in its discharge.
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Davenport
Laddie
John Archer
Europe
John
Appeals Court Upholds Sewage Budget Change
The court of appeals affirms Judge John Pincura’s decision backing Sheffield Lake’s contract with Lorain for sewage disposal. Taxpayer James C Markley had sought an injunction and a sanitary sewer system, tied to $270,000 bond issues voted November 4, 1947. The appellate court finds funds insufficient for the original plan and deems council discretion proper. Judge Oscar Hunsicker writes the opinion.
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Common Pleas
John Pincura
Sheffield Lake
Lorain
James C Markley
Pincura
Appellate Court
Ienethy
Oscar Hunsicker
Action Urges Reward to Stop Highway Rubbish Dumping
County Commissioner J Norman Thompson said he would confer with County Prosecutor Paul Mikus on paying a reward for information leading to convictions for dumping rubbish along highways. He noted increasing litter and called for severe action. the offense carries a $50 fine and 30 days in jail.
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J Norman Thompson
Paul Mikus
Thompson
Pro-French Premier Named by Bey of Tunis
The Bey of Tunis named Salah El-Dine Buccouche to form a moderate cabinet to negotiate greater self government with France. Paris pressed the move after Count Jean De Hauteclocque threatened action, with a broadcast planned to calm Tunisians. Buccouche, 68, is a neutral career civil servant from an old Tunisian family.
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Bey of Tunis
Tunis
Tunisia
Bey of
Salah El-Dine Buccouche
Count Jean de Hauteclocque
Mohammed Al-Amin Pasha
de Hauteclocque
France
Mohammed Chenik
Vincent Auriol
Paris
Premer Salah El-Dine
Baccouche
UN denies breach while striving to keep truce pact
UN officers defend secrecy in prisoner exchange talks at Panmunjom amid Peiping radio accusation of divulging sessions. Lt Col Borchert said the UN policy on executive sessions is firm and that the UN is sincerely striving to maintain the closed sessions with the Communists. North Korean Col Chang Chun San avoided staff officer debate during amiable armistice talks after a day of sharp exchanges.
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Panmunjom
Korea
United Nations Today
Reuters
Joseph J. Borchert
UN Command Tead 4
Peiping
United Nations
Munsan
Russia
Jevel
Chang Chun -San
Chang
Plot Against High West German Officials Seen
Packages possibly containing bombs arrived at the office of Chancellor Konrad Adenauer and other government departments in Bonn. A bomb exploded in Munich police headquarters, killing a federal bomb expert and injuring several others as police hunted a pale faced suspect linked to the attack. The Interior Ministry warned of further attempts and posted a large reward for the sender. Adenauer was dining at the home of President Theodor Heuss in Bonn when the incident occurred.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
West German
Adenauer
Munich
Hans Feidi
Karl Reichert
Federal Ministry of Interior
Theodore Heuss
Heiss
Two Held As Rustlers In Ohio Case
Two men admitted livestock rustling and were bound to the grand jury under 3900 bond. Francis Shinaberry, 22, Unrichsville, and William Welch, 32, Midvale, confessed stealing seven sheep and two cows from farms at a Barnesville auction. Sun, Mar 30, for pick-up phone 2648.
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Paul Pancher
Francis Shinaberry
Unrichs- Ville
William Welch
Midvale
Barnesville
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