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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1953

Page

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Eisenhower Pursues $5.8 Billion Mutual Security Request

President Eisenhower plans to tell Congress a $1.8 billion foreign aid cut is the limit the program can absorb without harming free world security and will seek $5.8 billion in new mutual security funds for fiscal 1954 as Congress debates deeper cuts to balance the budget.

Washington U.P Eisenhower Congress House Senate Truman Europe Far East Styles Bridges R-N. H Senate Appropriations Committee Eugene D. Millikin R-Colo Senate Republican Conference John Foster Dulles Defense Charles E. Wilson Harold E. Stassen Omar N. Bradley House Foreign Relations Dulles Russia United States U. S Asia Indo-China Chiang Kai-Shek Formosa

Voting Places Open At 7 30 Tomorrow In County Primaries

Voters in seven subdivisions will cast ballots tomorrow with 130 of the county’s 173 polling places open 7 30 a m to 7 30 p m daylight saving time. Contests spread across Elyria Lorain Amherst Oberlin Sheffield Lake Black River Township and Avon Lake with school issues and tax levies on the ballot. Strong municipal and council contests shape up in Elyria while many Democratic Elyrians face no at large races.

Democratic Tomorrowo Elyria Lorain Amherst Oberlin Sheffield Lake Black River Township Sheffield Township Avon Lake Sheffield Village Columbia Township Strongsville Cuyahoga County

Weekend Accidents Claim 18 Lives In Ohio

United Press reports at least 18 people died in Ohio over the weekend as spring weather drew motorists out. Fourteen died in traffic crashes including at least five at railroad crossings, a child fell to death, and a 15 year old boy drowned after a canoe overturned.

United Press Ohio

Weather Report Northeastern Ohio Forecast

Fair and mild conditions with a high of 174 this afternoon. Partly cloudy and cooler tonight with a low near 46. Tuesday will be mostly cloudy and cooler with scattered afternoon showers. Sunday temperatures 43 to 73. No precipitation in the 24 hours to 8 p.m. Sunday. Humidity 78 percent at 8 a.m. Sunday, 46 percent at 8 p.m. Sunrise Monday 6 17 a.m. sunset 8 3 p.m. Moonrise 1 14 a.m. Tuesday, moonset 10 12 a.m. Tuesday.

Ohio

Real Cleaners Ad Showcases Laundry and Fur Care

An advertisement from Real Cleaners at 500 Middle Ave promotes shirt laundering and fur cleaning services. The brief card emphasizes dry cleaning and garment care offerings with a local business focus.

Real Cleaners Middle Ave

Edward Carlson Dies At 63 in Los Angeles

Edward C. Carlson 63 secretary and treasurer of the C A Olsen Mfg Co died unexpectedly Saturday at 9 p m in Los Angeles following surgery for a kidney condition He and Mrs Carlson were visiting daughter Dr Edward M Glaser in Pasadena and had planned to return to Elyria this week Carlson also served as secretary and treasurer of The Henry Furnace Co Medina since 1943 and formerly held executive roles at Armstrong Furnace Columbus Lennox Furnace Marshalltown Iowa He was born in Marshalltown Iowa No 1 Continued on Page 2

Edward C. Carlson C. A. Olsen Mig. Company Los Angeles Cali Carlson Edward M. Glaser Pasadena Elyria Henry Furnace Company Medina C. A. Olsen Mfg. Co Armstrong Furnace Company Columbus Lennox Furnace Company Marshalltown Iowa

No Red Taint Claimed by Returned POW Group

Army psychiatrist Lt. Col. Philip Smith said 13 of 25 repatriated prisoners spoke to reporters and found no evidence of Communist sympathy. He dismissed brain washing rumors as based on inconclusive Far East studies. Several interviewed described remaining opposed to Communism, while others avoided media.

Phoenixville W.P Philip Smith Des Peres Wis Valley Forge Army Hospital North Korea Smith Cpl James L. Ball Bellburn W. Va Robert W. Shaw Vancouver Wash

Optimism Over Peace Offensive Fading Rapidly

U P reports American officials are ready to write off Russia's peace offensive as Communist trickery. Hopeful mood in Washington has vanished amid Indo China aggression, stalled Korean truce talks, and little Soviet response to Eisenhower's April 16 call for peaceful deeds. Officials still hope the Kremlin leaders mean business, but doubt a genuine settlement with the West.

Washington U.P Russia Indo- China Eisenhower Kremlin Stalin West

Prosecutor Signals Death Penalty in Mrs Head Case

DESARC Arkansas Mrs Lin da Epperson Head 33 faces trial for the Christmas weekend murder of her foster daughter Mary Wolfe aged 5. Prosecutor J B Reed says he will seek the death penalty. The couple claimed the girl was given by Everett Wolfe taxi driver and died after beating and being placed in a water barrel but authorities say drowning. Head is held at Arkansas State Hospital after a sanity test.

French Request for Transport Planes Rejected

London dispatch reports that Britain will refuse France’s request for transport planes for Indo China because none are available. The official informants indicated the decision today.

London INS Britain

Knights of Columbus honor Golden Jubilee in Elyria

More than 300 Elyria Council 774 members gathered at St. Mary’s Church for a pontifical mass opening their Golden Jubilee observance. Archbishop Hoban and Father Seward urged renewed youth education efforts and strengthening the Christian home as the social backbone.

Elyria Edward F. Hoban Cleveland St. Mary’s Church Elyria Knights of Columbus Edward Seward John Carrabine St. Jude’s Church William L. Newton James Gallagher St. Agnes’ Church Joe Stolz Frank Humphrey Elyria Council Knights of Columbus St. Mary's Church Father Seward Elyria Organization Fr. Seward Richard Teasdale Archbishop Hoban Bob O’donnell

516 Acres To Be Annexed To S Amherst

County commissioners approved a petition to annex 516 acres in Amherst and Russia townships to the Village of South Amherst after a morning public hearing. The territory lies along Annis road with the railroad to the east and Russia road to the south. the Pyle South Amherst road is part of the western boundary. The Russia township portion totals 386 acres and Amherst township 330 acres.

Amherst Russia Townships South Amherst Annis Road Russia Road

Governors Briefed At White House on National Security

President Eisenhower opened an extraordinary two day briefing for governors of 45 states and five territories in Washington. He urged a united effort to defend national welfare and to prove worthy of leadership of the free world, calling the task a tremendous responsibility.

Washington Eisenhower

Where To Turn Buy A Real Truck Meeting Tonight

G. Mc icounchl hosts a meeting at 7.20 at City Hall. Rothgery Service advertises trucks and vehicle options.

G. McIcounchl Rothgery Adv Atterdadv

Economy Stretch Out In Rearming Plan Pending Wilson Approval

A blueprint to stretch out rearmament phases awaits Defense Secretary Wilson on his return from Europe. It would push the 143‑group Air Force completion to 1956, scrap a yearly super‑carrier program, and cut five billion dollars from the defense budget by trimming personnel, civilian jobs, and force structure. The plan allocates the cuts to Air Force 43 percent, Navy 40 percent, and Army 15 percent, reducing military spending for the year starting July 1 accordingly.

Washington INS Defense Wilson Europe Navy Pentagon Eisenhower Truman U. S Germany Italy Trieste North Africa Air Force Defense Department Army

Ayres Says Error in County Funding Lies with Commissioners

County Auditor Frank Ayres announced a $70 767 error in the general fund appropriation was due to the placement of funds by the county commissioners in January. The misallocation involved 66 193 for dependent children and 34 574 for permanently disabled aid, requiring readjustment and reshuffling to cover 22 973 in the general fund for matching aid funds. The board has not yet decided which funds will be tapped.

Frank Ayres Ayres Budget Commission

38 More Freed GIs Flying Home

Two planes carrying 38 American sick and wounded ex-POWs departed Tokyo for the United States, with 14 remaining in Tokyo from 249 released by the Communists in Korea. Each plane had 19 passengers, two flight nurses and two medics aboard, and the group will stop at Midway Island and Honolulu before Travis Air Force Base.

Tokyo TNS United States Korea Air Force Travis Air Force Base San Francisco Midway Island Honolulu Travis

Election Returns To Be Available After Polls Close

The Chronicle-Telegram will tabulate tomorrow's Primary Elections results. Polls close at 7 30 p m DST and, due to expected heavy turnout, final results will be announced about an hour after closing. Ming Trees, 5 95 up. An ideal gift for Mother. Darek Florist. adv.

Chronicle-Telegram Darek Florist

Allies name Pakistan caretaker for Korea war prisoners

The United Nations labeled Pakistan as the neutral caretaker for unwilling repatriates in Korea and warned the Communists to accept it or risk breaking off armistice talks. Lt General Harrison pressed for an answer while Nam Il pressed for deciding on a neutral nation and the number of prisoners to move.

Pakistan Harrison E.d.t Nam Il Red Korea U.N UIN Burma India Indonesia

Five Elyria Boys Named To Attend Buckeye Boys State

Five Elyria juniors will represent Elyria at Buckeye Boys State at Camp Perry June 12 to 21. Four attend Elyria High School and one attends Elyria District Catholic High School. Selection was based on academics, leadership, and civics interest with four sponsored by American Legion Post 12 and one by the Elyria Elks Lodge. Buckeye Boys State, run by the American Legion, simulates a state government with elections, offices, and local government structures for ten days.

Elyria Buckeye Boys Buckeye Camp Perry Elyria High School Alan Campbell Bell Avenue Ray Peterson East Avenue Franklin Rockwood Gates Avenue William Standen Stanford Avenue Anthony Schork Washington Avenue Elyria District Elyria Post No. 12 American Legion The Elyria Elks Lodge Allyn S. Rose W. C. McClellan Legion Elypede

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