Communist Party Leader Draws Laughs At Debate
Benjamin Davis, national spokesman for the Communist Party, spoke at Obertin Hall on the McCarran and Smith acts and the party’s rights. He argued for open minds, warned against anti communist forces, and criticized the House Un American Activities Committee while defending civil liberties and democratic rights.
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Wniam
Benjamin J. Davis
Communist Party
Supreme Court
United States
J Party
Willi Bers
Smith
Davis
Viewus
Henk Soo
Robert Welch
Benuty All Communist
Joseph McCarthy
Danis
Russia
Moseow
Ciil
Cuba
Alger Hiss
Hiss
Harvard
Roosevelt
House UnAmerican Activities Committee
America
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Hitler
Detroit
Elyria council rejects family apartment zone plan
Elyria City Council turned down a rezoning request on the south side of East Broad Street to permit six apartment units and also rejected a custard stand rezoning on Longsand Avenue. The panel approved changes for a medical office building off Lincoln Court and for garden style units near Eastgate School after planning commission review. Public hearing set for June 17 on the Lincoln Court plan. discussion also included raising the zoning fee to cover processing costs and allowing annexed land to retain its prior classification.
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Cotter
Ohio St
Bowlenee War
Robert Corts
Tuplex Buildings
Orry CL
Leonard
Reichlin
Elyria
Doris
Ibast Broad St
Longsand Ave
Smith Abbe Rd
Lincoln Ct
East River
Black River
Council
Port Favorig
South Abbe Rd
Eastgate School
Elyrial Planning Commission
Kenneth A. Krueck
D-2
Finance Committee
Charles V. Neeson
County eyes new office building plan and site proposals
County commissioners invite private proposals for a county office building and lease purchase plan. Ostendorf-Morris Co. representatives toured the matter, while Denis J. Ryan of Parsch Lumber Co. proposed a site on Lodi Street. A separate site proposal for the lumber company location is also under review.
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Bate Ae
Ostendorf-Morris Co
Cleveland
Donald P. Cloak
Floyd Q. Graham
Cosity Aleev
Denis J. Ryan
Parsch Lumber Co
Lodi St
Lumber Company
Council told bad manners charge not true at meeting
Elyria council heard that a charge of insulting behavior at a utilities committee meeting was not true. Fred B. Sanford, committee chairman, fired the charges, and Krueck said the "bad manners" came from Sanford who later left after a heated exchange.
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Utilities Committee
Google
Ressacar Pokrd
D-2
Elyria
Krueck
Fred B. Sanford
Sanford
Elyria Youth Council
Chronicle
Kroleck
Council
Amherst
Water Committee
Ridgeville
Second Ward
Check Records Council
Democra
Stolzenburg attacked during funeral services
Stolzenburg suffered an attack while attending the funeral of Fireman Maynard A. Hint at Sedro Curtis Funeral Home. Hospital authorities said he spent a good night and was reported fair by Stolzenburg.
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Stolzenburg
Maynard
Sedro Curtis
Bond trouble blocks Elyria sewer financing and appraiser status
Elyria wrestles with civil service status for three Lorain County auditor staffers and a knotty sewer bond problem. City officials weigh selling 1.5 million in notes and renewing 2 million in bonds to fund a new disposal plant and cover growing operating costs amid a tight bond market.
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Smnilban
Prosecnton New SS
Lorain County Auditor's Department
Paul
J. Mikus
Eeien
Biaigen Sebeale
Boris Eo
Roy Bar
Albak
Srington
William Huber
Rich
Broegge
Seward
Ohio Personnel Board
I. Black
Sen
Columbus
Joseph J. Mitock
Thatattice Rom
Frank
Black
Elyta Youth Council Proposes City Service Plan
Elyta officials adopt a youth driven plan to inspect city vehicles. Safety Director Cowden will implement an order from youth counterpart Richard Lees to run all city vehicles through voluntary inspections under police supervision for four Saturdays starting next week. The council also joined a banquet hosted by Elyta Telephone Co. prior to the meeting.
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Richard Lees
Elyria
Lees
Youth Council
Safety Service
Joseph C. Cowden
Volun
Elina
Cowden
Elyta Telephone Co
Telephone Company
Traffic Service Department
Break-in and arson probe stalls at Probst home
Sheriff Henry J. Zena said the department has found few clues in the April 17 break in and arson at Mrs. Fred Probst’s home at 1457 South Staten Riverside. Estimated damage is 35000. A broken front window admitted entry and a few personal items were recovered. Investigators consider multiple suspects possible.
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Columbia Station
Sheriff's
Henry J. Zena
Sherff
Fred Probst
Probst
South
Staten Raby
Persie
Zeba
Jan Independent
Avesizanor
Elyria okays renting meters to merchants for three days
Elyria officials approved a plan to rent off street meters to merchants for three days this year to help fund waterworks. The move, tied to a $12,000 street and utilities task, authorizes the safety director to contract meter rentals during a four day period.
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Safety Service
Joseph C
Elyria
Cowden
Charles V. Neeson
Eil
En-T Waterworks Fund
Utilities Committee
New York Central
Lodi St
South Abbe Rad
League North
Mm Reorvas
Oy. Neeson
Jon A. Katho
Republican Smith
Ball Field Street
Rimal
Yeterretter
Wincklesland
Cleveland St
Leader says phone union has legitimate grievance
A Lorain County labor dispute centers on bonus payments at Elyria Telephone Co. The union claims a 5 percent annual bonus is a contract issue, while company lawyers say the matter was not part of the written agreement and should be arbitrated. A hearing was postponed due to a court order.
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Black
Medigramite
D. H. Hoover
Elyria Telephone Co
Lorain County
House
Associa la Ceunne Unuersianning Wan
Ofpany
Salarie
America
U. S
Elyria Telephone Con
Cleveland
Schoo
Hoover
Ae Junetomda
Elyna Telephone
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Wes Mawre
Elyra Youth Council
Elyria Oks
New York Central System
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