Harshaw Strike Ends as Elyria Plant Ratifies Pact
The two week Harshaw Chemical Co. strike ends with Local 73 workers approving a two year contract. 276 Elyria plant employees to be recalled. wage gains total nine cents retroactive to Oct 1 and eight cents next year. Additional benefits include four weeks vacation at 20 years, holidays, cost of living clause, bereavement leave, hospitalization coverage, and recall details to be announced.
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Cold Northeastern Ohio Weather Flurries Bob Cleveland
Cloudy and windy with much colder air spreading across Northeastern Ohio. Snow flurries are possible today and again Saturday and Sunday as a slow moderation follows through Tuesday. Temperatures will run below normal with a near quarter inch of precipitation and Lake Erie snow showers likely this weekend.
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LaGrange Man Killed As He Repairs Tire
Alfred W. Blankenship 42 of 306 Factory St LaGrange died at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a hit while kneeling beside his car on Rt 301 near Rt 20. Donald D. Thompson 18 of Whitehead Rd LaGrange reportedly struck him nose injury noted. Blankenship World War II veteran survived by wife Gertrude two sons Alfred D and Larry K a daughter Mrs Stachie Vandevender mother Isela and three brothers and three sisters. Funeral by Sudroe Curtis Sunday 2 pm with Rev C N Watson burial La Grange Cemetery.
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Diplomat Says Hungarians Still Face Secret Trials
Sir Leslie Knox Munro, UN representative on Hungary, said Russia still conducts secret trials and executions of Hungarian revolutionists. He noted Hungary bars UN visits, warned the world keeps Hungary as a western symbol, and urged cautious steps toward disarmament while hoping for peace.
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Supreme Court Holds Closed Session On Regular Conference
The Supreme Court convenes for its weekly conference with the steel case seen as a likely main topic. Justices review petitions in a secret session after oral argument, with voting order by the dinner justice and majority opinions assigned by the Chief Justice.
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Eisenhower to Visit Pope on December 6
Vatican announces President Eisenhower will visit Pope John XXIII on December 6. Vatican circles welcomed the news, but the exact date had not been confirmed previously.
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Laos Fighting Labeled Guerrilla War by UN Panel
United Nations fact finding committee on Laos reports most last summer’s fighting in Laos was guerrilla warfare with elements from Communist North Vietnam involved. The finding marks a shift from conventional battles to asymmetric warfare across the southeast Asian kingdom.
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Wells Resigns Elyria Posts to Lead Broome County Plan
Howard M Wells Jr associate executive secretary of the Community Chest and Elyria Welfare Council resigns effective Dec 31 to become executive secretary of the Broome County Social Planning Council in Binghamton N Y He previously led Lorain County Child Welfare Board and contributed to United Fund campaigns. The coordinative move aims to bolster health and welfare planning amid calls for agency collaboration.
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Time, Place Magnify Berlin Flag Incident
Berlin hosts a tense prelude as Allied forces step up presence to deter East German flag actions near Western stations. Officials warn that small provocations erode Berlin authority and could escalate if unchecked.
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Bronx police begin Spanish lessons for officers
Thirty five patrolmen at a Bronx station house started a new language program on Thursday night. The first lesson taught the phrase Stop or I’ll shoot as part of their training to handle bilingual calls.
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Youth admits error in assault case in Hinkley
David Lee an 18 year old admitted in court that he made a mistake when he assaulted a man who was accosting a little girl. Lee later learned the man was trying to tell his daughter to go home to supper.
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CBS Chief Says Rigging Hard to Curb
CBS President Frank Stanton testified before congressional investigators that there is no sure way to eliminate the danger of rigged TV quiz shows. He said CBS removed its big money quiz programs, while NBC maintains a unit to monitor them and urged stronger laws to deter fraud across media.
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Big snow storm hits large area with heavy early totals
The season's first major snowstorm blanketed northern Michigan with fifteen inches in Marquette while the Weather Bureau forecast a tapering to light flurries across Michigan and the Ohio Valley today.
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200 More Laid Off At B L C
An additional 200 workers were laid off yesterday at Brown Lipe Chapin Division of General Motors. Plant-wide cuts bring total layoffs to 2,300 at the accessories plant as GM slowed car production. Some recall is planned after 10 days with Nov 16 as a noted date.
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Where To Turn Game 90 Years Old 98 Today King Football
Columbus conference outlines welfare fund strain as Lo rain’s overburdened system faces no help said by city officials. Ohio Edison Co. faced sharp council criticism for lack of negotiation on power. An Amherst education program for adults is proposed.
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Cold Front Brings Snow Flurries to Ohio Counties
A cold front moves into Ohio with flurries likely in northern and eastern counties as temperatures dip to the 30s. Dayton recorded near 30s after Thursday’s near record heat. tonight and the weekend promise colder, drier weather. The Ohio State-Indiana game in Columbus will be partly cloudy, windy, and cold with highs around 34 to 36.
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Three Rooms Apartment for Rent in Elyria City Area
Private bath and newly decorated three room unit with utilities included. Adults welcome at 104 East Ave Elyria. Submitting a Want Ad helps renters and buyers through Chronicle Telegram classified ads.
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