Oberlin Mock Convention hears Iowa senator on GOP path
United States Senator Bourke Hickenlooper of Iowa addressed Oberlin's 23rd Mock Political Convention urging the GOP to restore constitutional government fiscal balance and free enterprise. He criticized New Deal policy and warned against statism while calling for strong foreign policy against Communism and renewed nation strength.
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Republic
United States
Bourke Hickenlooper
Iowa
Oberlin
Jones Memorial Field House
Hickenlooper
New Deal
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Big Blanche
America
Ohio
Taft
Jack Kostyo
Anne Hennings
Dennis Grove
Pelham, N
Joan Hargate
National Tube Force Recalled To Work At Lo Rain Plant
National Tube Company plant at Lorain will resume operations as quickly as possible. Assistant superintendent L. S. Lattelle said calls to employees are going out this afternoon after maintenance staff were recalled first. Pittsburgh reports indicate nearly all U. S. Steel Corp plants are resuming in an orderly and safe manner.
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National Tube Company
Lorain
L. S. Lattelle
Pittsburgh
U. S. Steel Corp
Big Four Meeting Urged On German Elections
Paris reports say the United States proposed a Berlin meeting of the Big Four to discuss free elections in a unified Germany. The draft reply to a Soviet note conditions a sincere Soviet move. London debates the plan with Britain and France. French and Adenauer show reservations. Britain remains open-minded.
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Paris
U.S
Berlin
Germany
Russia
London
State Department
Konrad Adenauer
Britain
No Evidence of Frost Damage Reported
County Agent Carl Deeds said frost damage was not evident across the county though heavy early frost appeared in some areas. Reports from fruit growers note peaches seem unscathed while a few cherry trees may have been damaged. frost was spotty throughout the region.
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Carl Deed
Deeds
Lorain County
Hand Injury From Electric Sausage Grinder Incident
Ralph Beckstein of Florence received serious injuries to his right hand when it was caught in an electric sausage grinder at the Henrietta Packing Co Thursday night. He was repairing the machine at Howe and Bickel Garage. The thumb and first finger were badly mangled and he received treatment from a Vermilion physician.
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Birmingham
Ralph Beckstein
Florence
Henrietta Packing Co
Howe and Bickel Garage
Beckstein
Northeastern Ohio Weather Forecast Clears and Cool
Clear and cool conditions return to Northeastern Ohio with light frost tonight as temperatures dip to around 32. Sunday expected to be similar to today with mild daytime highs and quiet skies.
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Ohio
Bedsheet ballot key to Ohio primary election voting
Ohio voters face a long ballot as they select presidential preferences and nominate Republicans and Democrats for state district and county offices. The Chronicle Telegram publishes the full candidate list on page 9. Voting machines run 7 30 a m to 7 30 p m.
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Ohio
Chronicle-Telegram
Marine Corps League Plans Memorial Day Parade Participation
Local Marine Corps League detachment met at Bob Pummel's home on Thursday and organized for the Memorial Day parade. Ex Marines are invited. uniforms optional with khaki preferred and dress blues for the color guard. For information contact Commandant James Urig or Adjutant J. R Mathis. next meeting May 15 at 617 Gulf road to vote on uniforms.
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Marine Corps League
Bob Pummel
James Urig
Hilliard Road
J. R Mathis
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Gulf Road
Truce Talks bogged down in debate at Panmunjom
Allied and Communist truce delegates met for 24 minutes as discussions stalled over key deadlocks on prisoner exchange airfield construction and peace inspection. Nam Il read a prepared statement while UN envoy Joy pressed for a recess and said no comment after adjournment.
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Panmunjom
Korea
United Nations
Russia
Nam Il
Red
C. Turner Joy
Nam
Oberlin Parade Showcases State Floats In Mock Convention
The two mile long pre Mock Convention parade in Oberlin drew crowds of citizens students and faculty as Hawaii Nevada and Mississippi floats vied for top honors. Hawaii featured a six member crew on an orchid float with singing students while Nevada promoted Ike on an ace of spades card and Mississippi depicted a riverboat with steam as it urged support for Theodore R. McKeldin.
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Oberlin
College Library
Hawaii
Beach J
Nevada
Ike
Mississippi
Oberlin Solid South
Theodore R. McKeldin
Local Plant To Resume At 11 P.M. Sunday
H J Meyfarth plant superintendent of The Steel and Types Division Republic Steel said the 15th street plant will resume at 11 o clock Sunday night. The facility with about 300 workers was shut during the nation wide steel walkout this week.
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H. J. Meyfarth
Steel and Types
Republic Steel
15Th Street
National Tube Plans To Pay On Tuesday
Lorain plant official Louis F Sattele states payroll may be issued Tuesday if possible though not guaranteed. Regular pay was due yesterday but walkouts by office and plant workers halted payments. Plant remains shut under top management pending assurance of continued service as steel leaders and workers seek White House talks for a solution.
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Louis F. Satteele
National Tube
Lorain
Sattele
White House
Many Respond To Call For Blood At Elyria Memorial
Elyria Memorial Hospital administrator Harold A. Zealley reported a strong donor response to an emergency appeal for blood. The hospital faced low blood bank levels after heavy withdrawals and used about 60 pints for several serious operations, with expectations of normalizing later today.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
Harold A. Zealley
Matters Relative To Sanatorium To Be Discussed
County officials will meet at Pleasant View Sanatorium on May 15 to discuss rising tuberculosis cases in the area and related care of indigent patients. J Norman Thompson, county commissioner, called the meeting after a letter from Dr Henry P Frankle noted more cases and residence requirements. Invitations were sent to Elyria health commissioner Dr Harold Robinson and Lorain health commissioner Dr C Riggin.
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Pleasant View
Jiaom
J. Norman Thompson
Thompson
Henry P Frankle
Harold Robinson
Elyria
C. Riggin
Lorain
Bird Walk Draws Anticipated Large Crowd
A second bird walk is planned for tomorrow morning at 7 30. Participants meet at the Elywood and Cascade Park entrances for the event amid reports of plentiful wild crab apples along the route.
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Elywood
Cascade Park
Red Feather Budget Data Requested From Chest Agencies
Agencies in Elyria's Red Feather chest are asked to submit budget data by June 9 to allow early conferences. Executive secretary Courtney Kirby announced the schedule is advanced this year to review requests and plan the Fall campaign. A meeting for executives of Red Feather services is set for 3:30 pm Monday May 12 at the YMCA.
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Red Feather
Elyria Community Chest
Chest
Courtney Kirby
The
YMCA
Burns Fatal To Four Year Old Child
Catherine Coble four year old daughter of Charles and Mary Coble died at Lodi Hospital from burns received while playing with matches Thursday. Survived by two sisters, grandparents William Caldwell, Mrs Walter Stair, Charles Coble. services at Parker Funeral Home Spencer at 2 pm Monday conducted by Rev Gordon Miller. Burial in Spencer.
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Spencer
Catherine Coble
Charles
Mary Coble
Lodi Hospital
Burns
Dianna
Vicki
William Caldwell
la Grange
Walter Stair
Ashland
Charles Coble
Maryland
Parker Funeral Home
Schools Heads To Meet Tuesday In Lorain County
Final meeting of the current school year for superintendents and principals of the Lorain County system will convene at the county school office 420 West Third Street at 3 30 pm Tuesday. Supt C A Gibbens announced the date and time.
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Lorain County
West Third Street
Supt. C. A.gibbens
Truman warns on steel wage dispute with potential government action
President Truman told steel union and management leaders at a White House mediation that the government may raise wages in the government operated steel industry next week if talks fail. He urged both sides to negotiate terms and indicated a possible $5 to $6 per ton price rise for the industry.
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Washington
Truman
Steel Union
White House
Wage Stabilization Board
Supreme Court
Sawyer
Murphy Steelman
Stowe
Joseph Altman Dies Clothier Leader in Elyria
Joseph P. Altman senior partner of Altman and Ackerman clothiers died at 4 15 am at his home 242 Princeton avenue after seven months illness. Born February 7 1882 in Blairsville Pa he lived in Elyria since 1919. Survived by widow Lilian M Altman and sister Miss Kizzie Altman of Blairsville. Funeral Tuesday 3 pm Sudro Curtis Funeral Home with burial in Blairsville Wednesday. Reverend B Kenneth Anthony to officiate.
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Joseph P. Altman
Altman and Ackerman, Clothiers
Princeton Avenue
Mr. Altman
Blairsville
Elyria
First Congregational Church
Frank S. Harmon Masonic Lodge
Lilian M. Altman
Kizzie Altman
New Bus Stop Signs Erected Now Planned Enforcement
Police Chief C E Andress announced that bus stop and no parking signs are being installed for city buses and will not be enforced until all signs are up A week's notice will be given before any tickets are issued before the system starts.
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C E Andress
Andress
Steamship Fitzgerald Undergoes Repairs at Lorain Drydock
The steamer Fitzgerald is in a Lorain drydock for renovations after damage to its unloading boom during unloading operations.
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Lorain
Witzgerald
Renaire
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