Russians Seek Peaceful Coexistence While Expanding Industry
Western experts believe Russia will avoid broad war while pursuing a peaceful coexistence with the West. They cite a 1955 plan to boost heavy industry and grain output, party reforms, rising separatist strains in border regions, and a shift toward a less aggressive Soviet leadership including Malenkov and Beria.
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London
Russia
Communist Party Congress
Moscow
West
Tas
Lenin
Communist Party
Alascow
Kremlin
Try and Stop Me A Little Man In The Railroad Tale
A humorous vignette describes a short man in a Pennsylvania Railroad day coach claiming to be George Washington in disguise and startling fellow travelers until he alights at Mt Vernon. In New York Otis Cooper suffers a bookstore robbery by two clever brows who steal multiple novels.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
George Washington
Mt. Vernon
Otis Cooper
Madison Avenue
New York
Coop
Laura Hobeen
Soviet aims in world affairs seen as cautious and opportunistic
Experts say Moscow does not seek friendly cooperation with the West nor avoid exploiting East Asia troubles if safe. They expect relations with the West not to deteriorate sharply, while Soviet leaders signal a long transition to Communism by 1960 with intensification of military and economic power and extensive propaganda abroad.
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Stalin
Marx
Germany
Austria
East Asia
America
United States
Japan
Russia
Grafton Kiwanis hears Severs on little known laws
Grover Severs of Oberlin spoke to the Grafton Kiwanis on lesser known laws with potential broad impact. He explained mechanics lien, bulk sales, personal law matters, and how lawyers fees are set, noting a speakers bureau under the Lorain County Bar Association.
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Grafton
Grafton Kiwanis Club
Grover Severs
Oberlin
Severs
Elyria
Iron Ore Carriers Seek Rate Increase
Washington reports that iron ore carriers have asked for a rate hike of about 10 cents per ton for the remainder of the year and the 1953 season. If approved, shipments from upper to lower regions would rise to 155 per ton. OPS notes it has not yet received cost data from the carriers and will act after information is supplied.
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Washington
Office of Price Stabilization
OPS
Richols Sees Lighter Side Of The News
Washington report notes hotel Statler in talks to install TV in all 1000 rooms as a new guest amenity then recounts a columnist’s humor about family TV use and early TV experiments at the University of Iowa. The piece cites Arthur F. Douglas and Gloria Swanson in discussions of television’s growth and reception.
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Washington
Herbert Chunek
Statler
Famortly
Pew
Bain
Onis
Arthur F Douglas
Hotels Statler, Inc
Sven
University of Iowa
Gloria Swanson
Technicans
Holywood
Mavree
Jefferson School Patrol Named in Safety Card
The article lists students named to the Jefferson School Patrol with several grades represented. Among them are Patricia Kreper and Nenev Williams Grace, Ray Wheeler, Laurence Reed, Bon Pers, Derfre Kerneth Roberts, Renert Coomrmens, and Larry Snefieg. The piece emphasizes the role of student safety patrollers and the school community.
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Patra
Fear Ann Fiwe
Dav Oasis
Wraam Orc
Hares
Patricia Kreprer
Nenev
Grace F
Ray Whe
Larence Reed
Nelle
Bon Pers
Grade sin—Reevars
Derfre Kerneth Roberts
Renert
Whoo
Dennis Willams
We Ae
Banxara Frivz
Geda Spanos
Ben Storzer
Josero Szannon
Sylvester Nei
Allen School Names First Patrol Captain and Lieutenants
Allen School names its first school patrol with captain Raymond Reusser and lieutenant Robert Gienn. Other members include John Burnsworth Ronald Calkins Robert King Edmund Manuel Larry Reynolds Walter Ruck and Gary Isabo under principal Maynard Le Hirre.
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Allen School
Maynard le Hirre
Raymond Reusser
Robert Gienn
John Burnsworth
Ronald Calkins
Robert King
Edmund Manuel
Larry Reynolds
Walter Ruck
Gary Isabo
Eagles Lodge honors newspapers and Chronicle Telegram
Elvira Aerie No 431 of the Fraternal Order of Eagles held a regular meeting paying tribute to newspapers and the Chronicle-Telegram for keeping the public informed and for coverage of edge activities and the Damon Runyon Cancer fund drive. Delegates to the Ohio State convention were named, and future events including holiday parties and district meeting details were announced.
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Elvira Aerie
Order of Eagles
Chroncle-Telegram
Chronicle-Telegram
Damon Runven
Ets
Oho
Rome
Charles
Bootswell
Deartes
Nor
Metin
D.crieg
Govety Chyldren
Likewood Aerie
Lakewood
Noember
Amherst
Auto Buyer Arrested After Frauds Stir in Cafe
A Tennessee man selling a 1951 automobile in Cincinnati was confronted by another man in a cafe. The buyer warned the seller and mentioned $109 before claiming he was under arrest. An off duty patrolman overheard the exchange and later the suspect admitted stealing the car in Maryland.
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Cincinnatteo
Tennessee
Sra
Marytend
Wage Increases Approved for 254 Auto Parts Workers
The Regional Wage Stabilization Board approved two petitions from Ely labor groups. A modified request for vacation benefits and shift differentials was approved for the International Molders and Foundry Workers Union of North America, affecting 254 workers at the Electro-Alloys Division of the American Brake Shoe Company. A merit increase plan was approved as requested by the union.
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Elytra
Regional
Elyria Declares Fire Prevention Week October 6 11
Mayor Henry W. Ault designated October 6 to 11 as Fire Prevention Week in Elyria and urged citizens to cooperate in activities to reduce fire losses. The proclamation was signed today.
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Henry W. Ault
Elyria
Jessen
Foundry Workers Local 363 Affects 447 Elyria Workers
The Elyria Foundry Division of Industrial Brownwoist Corp. faces action impacting 447 workers represented by Foundry Workers Local 363. The development centers on labor relations and potential changes affecting employment.
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Elyria Foundry
Industrial Brownwoist Corp
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Amastas I M.koyan
Lavrenti P. Beria
Rochester
Mr. Molotov
Andre: Zholarov
Wayne Allen’s Terminal Snack Bar
SOCAL
NEC
Sunshine Farms
Coca-Cola
Nehi
Elyria Dairies
Elyria Dairies, Inc
Lake Ave
Clark St
Bennett Cerf
Umglucklich
Arthrtis
King Features Syndicate
Grafton Club
Speakers Bureau
Lorain County Bar Association
J. B. Kinner
A. R. Schwed
Sheffield Lake Club
Antiers Hotel
Lorain
Wells Mole
Shelter House
Willow Park
Soc Lb
Broad ST
Ewsparrre
Richols
Jefferson
Allen
Eagles Lodge
Harold
Dicken
Avon Lake
SIE
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Elria Savings & Trust CO
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Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
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