PUC Denies Rehearing In Elyria Telephone Case
The Ohio Public Utilities Commission upholds its October order suspending a May rate increase for Elyria Telephone Co. and denies the company's request for a rehearing. The company plans an appeal to the Ohio Supreme Court while the suspension cost estimates are refined and service-improvement steps are mandated.
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State Public Utilities Commission
Elucial Telephone Co
United Press
PUC
Elyria
Says Right
Commission
Janpany
Nying
Company Telephone Company
Ohio
Sut
Paul Mikus
Richard Baird
Ike's Trip To Capital Advances Amid Weather Delays
Gen Dwight D Eisenhower arrived at Mitchel Field New York from Paris in an air force four engine transport. He planned to fly to Fort Knox Kentucky to visit his son but weather forced a stop. Officials said he would be in Washington tomorrow for a military mission with President Truman. political questions were not answered.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Paris
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Fort Knox
Long Island
Mitchel Field
Mitchel
Washington
Army
White House
Europe
Western Europe
Defense Forces
Goodman Field
United States
Truman
Heated Local Campaigns Set to Draw Large Tuesday Vote
Lorain County voters face a broad off year election with 22 townships and 59 school districts voting. Campaigns for local offices and varied issues spur activity though no state or national posts are on the ballot.
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Elyria
Lorain
Oberlin
Pleasant View
South Amherst
Avon
Avon Lake
Sheffield
Sheffield Lake
Black River
Huntington
Ridgeville
Henrietta
Russig
Camden
Pittsfield
Allen Memorial Hospital
Ober No. 2
Elyria Soldier Wounded on Heartbreak Ridge
Sgt. Richard A. Tarry, 25, son of Mrs. Lottie Tarry of 434 West River Street, was wounded in action on Heartbreak Ridge with the 24th Division on October 14. He is reported at the 141st General Hospital in Japan.
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Lottie Tarry
West River Street
Heartbreak Ridge
141St General Hospital
Japan
Drug Peddlers Roundup Under New Federal Law Initiated
U S federal agents began a nationwide roundup of narcotics peddlers under a new law restricting repeat offenders to prison terms up to 20 years. Harry Anslinger said the registration measure will cut illegal drug traffic within six months. The sweep started at midnight to avoid tipping off suspects.
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Athin
Anslinger
Midight
Presient
Truman
Northeast Ohio Weather: Severe Cold Continues Tonight
Forecast for northeastern Ohio calls for fair skies followed by a continuation of severe cold with a low around 22. Sunday will bring a cloudy but milder day with a high near 36 and windy conditions. Snow or sleet is possible in the late forenoon or afternoon.
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Wet roads blamed for seven Elyria accidents
Weather caused seven auto accidents in Elyria with multiple pairs of drivers named. Victims included Claire M. Lee and Manuel Gomez in front of 325 Longford Avenue. Wilam C. Colbert and Warren C. Fowel at 11th Street and West Avenue. Robert L. Grills and Arthur John Nemes Jr. at 228 Broad Street. David Gibson and Harold Youngless near Broad Street and West Avenue. Hugh Sudhe and Charles Dowling near Ohio and Harwood streets. Helen Burns and Clyde Pine near 101 Broad Street. David Schwing and John Jennings at 61 Chestnut Street. Gibson faces traffic violations and driving without a license, with a court hearing set for Monday.
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Claire M. Lee
Longford Avenue
Sheriffs Department
Manuel Gomez
Griswold Road
Wilam C. Colbert
15Th Street
Warren C. Fowel
Glendale Avenue
11Th Street
West Avenue
Robert L. Grills
Arthur John Nemes, Jr
Lake Avenue
Broad Street
David Gibson
Center Ridge
R Road
N. Olmsted
Harold Youngless
Yih Street
Hugh Sudhef
George Street
Charles Dowling
Bon Air Avenue
Ohio
Harwood Streets
Helen Burns
Clyde Pine
Berlin Heights
David Schwing
Grafton
John Jennings
Chestnut! Street
Gibson
Elyria Woman Injured When Auto Skids
The incident occurred on Route 58 near Hallover road as an auto skidded on icy pavement interrupting a trip to a football game in Columbus. Miss Frances Brillhart, 4, of 602 Woodland Avenue, sustained a three inch scalp laceration and a leg abrasion and was treated at the hospital. Mrs McClements, of 130 Rush Street, was not injured.
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Frances Brillhart
Woodland Avenue
Thomas BcClements
Rush Street
Hallover Road
Miss Brillhart
McClements
War Bride Freed Never Lost Faith
German war bride Ellen Knauff, held on Ellis Island for over three years on suspicion of espionage, was released after the immigration appeals board and Attorney General J. Howard McGrath ruled she may enter the United States and pursue citizenship.
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iMag
Ellen Knauff
el His
America
Knauff
SGI
J. Howard McGrath
Immigration Appeals Board
Two Million Eligible For Draft Until 35
Washington reports that about 2,000,000 men can remain eligible for the draft until age 35 under a new provision of the draft law signed by President Truman on June 19. The status is deferred until after their 26th birthday, with a low current chance of call-up but potential future calls in 1953.
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Selective Service
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Meteor Spreads Brilliant Glow Across Five States
A huge meteor flashed across the western sky last night lighting up Arizona Nevada Utah and New Mexico with a brilliant unearthly glow. Sheriff J Perry Francis said radio reports came from all over and San Bernardino California also reported sighting. The sighting area covered more than 300 miles and observers described the flaming trail as a momentary daylight effect.
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Columbus Man Is Injured In Wreck
LORAIN Hershey Mowrey, 45, of 2985 Crescent Street, Columbus, was treated at Allen Memorial Hospital for injuries from a Route 58 collision between Wellington and Huntington reported by the State Highway Patrol. He suffered a left clavicle fracture a bruised right leg and forehead injuries. A second Route 58 crash between Wellington and Huntington involved Conrad Hiedecker and Richard Peters with no injuries.
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Crescent Street
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Conrad Hiedecker
Main Street
Mansfeld
Richard Peters
Nova
Two Hospitalized In Traffic Mishap Near Amherst
Raymond Croll of Birmingham and Delbert Fleming of R D Wakeman were hospitalized after a midnight collision on Route 113, half a mile west of 513. Croll rear-ended a State Highway Department truck driven by Thomas E Watson of Amherst. Croll suffered head lacerations and Fleming received brush burns on the back. the truck was undamaged and the car lightly damaged.
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Birmingham
Delbert Fleming
R. D. Wakeman
Amherst Hospital
Lorain County
Croll
State Highway Department
Thomas E Watson
Broadway Avenue
Amherst Croll
Fleming
UN offers Kaesong as neutral city in Korean armistice talks
The United Nations proposes Kaesong be made a neutral city to break the truce deadlock. The Communists reply they want control, with a joint sub committee meeting set for 11 am tomorrow to discuss the idea as a possible major step toward a Korea armistice.
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Korea
United Nations
Kaesong
William Wuckels
Nuckols
Henry I. Hodes
Hodes
Ohioans Doubt Mild Winter Prediction As Snow Falls Statewide
Snow covers Ohio challenging the Cleveland Museum's woolly caterpillar forecast of mild winter. A 25 inch November snowstorm is recalled as officials warn of continuing cold. Police report icy roads and accidents while highways remain passable and temperatures dip to near 15 to 35 degrees in spots.
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Cincinnat
Winter’s first icy blast causes fatal Elyria crash
Walter Scinora, 63, of 1117 Lorain Boulevard, died at Elyria Memorial Hospital at 8:55 a m after being struck crossing East Avenue by a northbound car driven by Norman Schmidt 27 Route 10 Elyria Schmidt swerved to avoid him but the wet road caused a skid and collision with a stone and tree stump. Scinora worked with Dennis Robison on a rubbish collection route and had no known relatives. Police said he died of internal injuries.
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Lorain Boulevard
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Scinora
Fast Avenue
Norman A. Schmidt
R. D. Elyria
Schmidt
Manuel Comez
Dennis Robison
Robison
Cuyahoga Falls
Vernon Dann
Norwalk
Dann
Agnes R. Thomas
Earl Childs
Minnetta Childs
Mansfield Morse
Canton
Gratton Road
Theodore Carpenter
Grafton Road
Two Soldiers Die in Auto Wrecks on icy Medina Roads
Icy Medina highways blamed for two soldier deaths as cars collide on Route 10 near Route 76 and on Parsons Road bridge. Victims Pvt. Roy Benge and William Keith died on scene. Thomas Hahn and Mildred Karpinski among others injured or cited for reckless driving. The wrecks occurred near Elyria and Lodi with local sheriff and highway patrol reporting.
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Thomas Hahn
Wilmett
U. S
Ad Victiims
Roy Benge
Lorain
William Keith
Waynesburg
Medina Count
Melvin Ihsman
Cleveland
Keith
Watt
Benge
Parker
Beth
Lodi
Second Winter in Korea for 60,000 Troops
Gen Ridgway said over 60,000 U S troops stationed in rear areas will spend a second winter in Korea. The statement followed reports of 50,000 GIs and noted ongoing dispositions as frontline divisions redeploy. An autopsy was planned to determine the cause of a separate death in Cleveland. Public Square witnessed a fatality after a kickoff return when a high school player collapsed.
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Matthew B. Ridgway
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Randal Nanini
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Walter Strabel
Oakland High School
Nanini
Steel Allocated For Edison School Addition
Steel and other materials have been allocated to the Edison school expansion in Elyria. The Board of Education received thirty tons of structural steel for the $271,887 project as work can start immediately. McClellan, the school business manager, secured the federal allocation with help from Congressmen Verch and Ayres.
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W. O. McClellan
U.S. Office of Education
Washington
D. C
Edison
McClellan
Alvin Verch
Wiliam Ayres
Stemle
Man held in Cleveland shooting
Police held Clarice Strunk, 38, a painting contractor, in connection with the fatal shooting of Sylvester Bryant, 38, a city garbage collector. Witnesses said Strunk fired a .22 rifle yesterday in front of his home after a city garbage truck blocked the roadway.
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Clarice Strunk
Sylvester Bryant
Strunk
Bryant
Three Injured In Truck Car Crash Near Amherst
George Talbot of Amherst sustained lacerations to knee nose and chest in a truck car collision on Route 113 about a half mile west of South Amherst at 4 10 p m. Talbot driving westbound collided with a truck driven by Robert B Clark of Newtonville Massachusetts sliding across the road in slippery pavement. Passengers John Juby of Cleveland and Ralph Dolence Willoughby were also injured with a cut lip and a slight concussion. All three injured were taken to Amherst Hospital.
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H. 1
Amherst
Calliston
South Amherst
Talbot
Robert B. Clark
Newtonville
Mass
John Juby
East
Cleveland
Ralph Dolence
Willoughby
Judy
Dolenc
Amherst Hospital
Car Tip Causes Minor Injuries in Ridge Road Crash
Richard Pace 29 and his wife escaped injury when their car skidded on Stoney Ridge Road and tipped into a ditch at 10:30 am. Deputy Sheriff Manuel Gomez investigated. A second note reports ongoing search for Mrs Gertrude Miller, 42, missing since Tuesday after leaving for a beauty parlor. Miller is described as 5 feet 4 inches, 142 pounds, blue eyes, brown hair.
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Chestnut Ridge Road
Stoney Ridge Road
Manuel Gomez
Truman Fuller
Grafton
Ishariff's
Gertrude Miller
Miller
Bus Skids Into Underpass. No Injuries Reported
An American Lines Co. bus driven by Delyr Peterson skidded on Highway 6 at 3:50 am today and struck the underpass west of Lorain. State Highway Patrol reports no injuries.
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American Lines Co
Delyr Peterson
Wallett Roadh
Pittsburgh
State Highway Patrol
Reinstatement Ordered For Two After Route 36 Collapse
State Highway Director T J Kauer said no department engineers, given 0 day suspensions on Sept 25 after a 500 foot cave in of Route 36 near Newcomerstown, have been reinstated. Tonight Hallowe en Roma at Kayes Kafe featuring Hillply Trio 8:30 to 1 p.m adv.
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T J Kauer
Newcomerstown
Hallowe'en Roma
Kayes Kafe
Lod St
Hillply
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