Elyria Council Moves to Annex Areas for City Services
The Elyria City Council debated extending city services to annexed areas and discussed a Ridgeville water contract. A motion to annex Spring Valley within water district two stalled, while debate centered on extending utilities outside the city and a sewer rental plan for outlying zones. Councilman Decker opposed the water sale, urging taxpayers’ interests be prioritized.
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Elyria
Ridgeville
Spring Valley
Havens and
Emerson
Iity
Dale Kellogg i
Walter Decker
John Hovis
The
Atlantic Monthly
Law Firm Paid Fee To Justice Dept Lawyer
House investigators disclosed that a law firm paid a referral fee to a Justice Department attorney for a client entangled with the government. Mullally’s suspension followed scrutiny by the Judiciary subcommittee. the case highlights ethics and conflicts of interest in government legal work.
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Say Law
Justice Dept
Washington — House
Justice Department
Department
House Judiciary
James A. Mullally
Mullally
Frank L. Chelf O Ky
James P. McGravery
Subcommittee
Robert A. Collier
Food and Drug Administration
Collier
New Contract At Thew Shovel Co Advances Wages
E W Johnston director of industrial relations and William A Mc Phillips of The United Steelworkers of America announce a new contract covering The Thew Shovel Company production and maintenance workers. Wages rise similarly to the steel settlement with paid vacations and a future shift differential increase awaiting Wage Stabilization Board approval.
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E. W. Johnston
Thew Shovel Company
William A. McPhillips
United Steelworkers of America
C.S.0
Wage Stabilization Board
Youth Injured In Collision At Intersection
Keith Kiplinger 18 of 4161 West 224th Street Fairview was treated for abrasions after a collision between his motorbike and a car driven by Harrison D Little 27 Avon Lake at Routes 76 and 10. Little said a detour sign obstructed his view as he started across Route 10. A separate incident saw Kenneth Welton who sideswiped another car on Route 10 at Lear Nagle Road. the refusing driver’s car is linked to a Grafton owner. Another crash on Abbe Road two miles north of Route 20 involved Eileen Bartolo Avon Lake and Cornelius O Keefe 31 Lorain as O Keefe turned left.
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Keith Kiplinger
224Th Street
Fairview
Harrison D. Little
Avon Lake
Kiplinger
Little
Kenneth Welton
Elstraid
Lear Nagle Road
Grafton
Sheriff's Department
Weston
Eileen Bartoto
Abbe Road
Cornelius O'Keefe
Lorain
O'Keefe
Sheriff Department
Weather Outlook for Ohio Tonight and Thursday
Ohio forecasts fair and cool tonight with a low around 4 to 48. Thursday remains fair and warmer with expected highs near 78 to 80.
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Ohio
Elmira City Council Delays Pay Increase Action
The Elmira City Council postponed action on pay raises for city employees pending more definite information on tax collections and finances. The grievance committee report urged delaying any decision due to the uncertain financial status.
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Elmiria
Iity
Need Record Clerk
Elyria
Richard Baird
Pearl Castle
Mayrer
School Board To Meet Tonight
A special meeting of the Elvira City Board of Education is set for 7:30 tonight in the Washington building board room. Superintendent Lynn Nicholas says the session will hire the last three staff members, review high school building improvement plans and costs, and discuss legislation for presentation to Lorain County Commissioners, the board of elections, and the state tax commission.
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Elvira City
Lewis Seen Ready For Wage Fight
John L. Lewis returns to wage talks with hard coal producers as UMW seeks a new contract for 425000 miners. Third session follows two exploratory meetings, with strike deadlines looming for Sept 20 and Sept 26 if no agreement is reached. Lewis may lead from headquarters as talks continue with President Harry Moses of the Bituminous Coal Operators Association.
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United Mine Workers
UMW
Lewis
Harry Moses
Bituminous Coal Operators Association
Four Elyria Schools Delayed Opening To Monday
Four Elyria elementary schools Allen Eastern Heights E4 son and Jefferson delay start until Monday September 8 at 8 20 am after a inspection by W O McClellan and Superintendent Lynn Nicholas found unfinished work and material delays. Pupils at the four schools will not report until Monday while students at other district schools including Elyria High return tomorrow at 8 30 am and teachers at the delayed buildings will be on duty tomorrow and Friday.
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Allen
Eastern. Heights
Son
Jefferson
W. O. AicClellan
McClellan
Lynn Nicholas
Elyria
Elyria High School
Eisenhower cheered on Dixie tour across the South
Eisenhower moves into Alabama and Arkansas on a Dixie invasion as Georgia Florida rallies energize his campaign. Aides note Miami speeches promise a tough fight to win Republican footing in the South and end Democratic two decades of power. Attendees question how many truly back him versus paying tribute to the war leader. The reception lifts his mood ahead of future visits to Texas Louisiana Tennessee and Virginia.
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Eisenhower
Georgia
Florida
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Truman
Washington
Southland
Alabama
Arkansas
Tama
Fla
Birmingham
Ala
Little Rock
Ark
Atlanta
Jacksonville
Miami
Texas
Louisiana
Tennessee
Kentucky
North Carolina
Virginia
White House
Elyria Council Sets Special Meeting on Rent Control Extension
The Elyria City Council schedules a 7 p.m. meeting on September 10 to vote on extending rent control beyond the September 30 expiry. After 11 petitions were filed, only one urged extension while 10 urged ending controls. 317 property owners signed to end controls. Councilman Kellogg to introduce the extension motion amid debates over housing shortages and federal law.
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Elyria
Elyria Education Council
Uaw-Cio
Congress
Dale C. Kellogg
County awards resurfacing and related contracts in Russia Township
County commissioners awarded The H. J. Hart Co a 992150 contract to resurface Butter nut Ridge road in Russia township. The same firm landed a 50030 bid to black-top a parking lot at the County Board of Education on Third Street, six dollars under estimate. The Speulding Co. of 622 Foster Avenue received a 421 plastering job in the county treasurer’s office after three bids.
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H. J. Hart Co
Butternut Ridge
Russia Township
County Board of Education
Third Street
Speulding Co
Foster Avenue
Navy Pilots Warned Of Danger In Korean War Air Operations
A dispatch from the carrier USS Boxer says Communist ground troops have shot American airmen parachuting from disabled planes. The Navy warns pilots bailouts risk small arms fire over enemy territory, urging sea landings where helicopters can recover them.
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Korea
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8Th Army
North Korea
Northwest Korea
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Pyongyang
U.ss
Boxer
Princeton
Essex
Northeast
Heartbreak Ridge
The
Th Army
Bremerton
Stevenson Tries Out Farm Talk in Illinois
Gov Adlai Stevenson tested a major farm policy address before agricultural leaders in Springfield as his campaign plans an all air tour. Dirksen condemned Stevenson at a rally near the governor's mansion urging a change.
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Springfield
Ill
Adlai Stevenson
Everett M. Dirksen
Stevenson
Truman
Dirksen
Illinois
National Committee For Agricultural Progress
Kasson
Minn
Denver
Colo
Minnesota
Pacific Northwest
Sen. Dirksen
95 Pupils Enrolled At St John’s Lutheran Day School
Registration day at St John's Lutheran day school reports 95 pupils enrolled. Principal P M Schroeter notes numbers may rise after illness delays resolved. A faculty meeting was held and regular classes start tomorrow. The school cafeteria participates in the federal lunch program with a mother’s committee and staff preparing meals.
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St. John's ‘Lutheran Day School
P M. Schroeter
St John’s School
Schroeter
Rudolph Bayer
Edward Reinker
Henry Watt
Richard Munz
Lois Koepp
Firelands Board Seeks 664000 Bond for New High School
The Firelands Board of Education moved to place a 664000 bond issue before voters to finance a new high school and improvements to existing buildings. A citizen advisory committee will assist, with members from Brownhelm Camden Florence and Henrietta districts, as consolidation advances toward a model regional school.
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Fireland
Board of Education
Empton
Brownhelm
Camden
Florence
Henrietta
Fireland’s
Erie County
Lorain County
Citizens Committee
State Department of Education
Erie County Board of Education
Murphy-Beiswenger and Hoch
Akron
Ohio
Lawrence Kneisel
George Russell
Arthur Blackwell
Curtis J Haines
Charles English
Otto Schoepfle
Warren Bauman
Harold Buchs
Registration For Adult Classes Begins Sept 8 Elyria
D A Morris supervises adult education at Elyria High School with registration May be made at the director's office on the Technical Building second floor from September 8 to 15. Hours 8 to 5 daily and 7 to 9 p.m. on September 15. Classes start September 15 at 7 p.m. Fees must be paid to register. no refunds after the first session.
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D. A. Morris
Elyria High School
Technical
Morris
Snow couple signs register in St Petersburg
First visitors of the new tourist season in St Petersburg Florida are Mr and Mrs R K Snow from Palmyra New Jersey who sign the chamber of commerce register.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Chamber of Commerce
Sunshine City
R. K. Snow
Palmyra
N. J
Amherst School Enrollment Reaches New High
Amherst records 1093 students enrolled yesterday across elementary junior high and high school. Total projected enrollment hits 1174 with kindergarten sessions starting. 313 in high school and 132 first grade set a record. Despite two outside classrooms, crowding persists as officials seek additional rooms at Powers elementary after year start.
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Amherst
New Powers
Preliminary Chest Drive Work Gathers Pace in Elyria
Elyria Community Chest chair Harry W. Hyman leads groundwork for the 1953 campaign with one advisory meeting held and another set for September 11. The advisory panel includes A. H. West, Elmer E. Wyatt, and five at large: E. E. Esgate, William Lutz, Ben Golecen, Harley Reese, and Edgar C. Martin, representing The Thew Shovel, Kresge, CIO, AFL, and MESA respectively.
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Elyria Community Chest, Inc
Harry W. Hyman
Hyman
the Chest
A. H. West
Elmer E. Wyatt
E. E. Esgate
William Lutz
Ben Golecen
Harley Reese
Edgar C. Martin
Esgate
Lutz
Thew Shovel Company
Kresge Company
Goiechen
CIO
Reese
AFL
Martin
MESA
Lorain County School Board Sets Thursday Regular Session
The Lorain County Board of Education will meet Thursday night in regular session at the county school board office on Third Street to discuss district concerns and official actions.
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Lorain County Board of Education
County School Board
Third Street
First Housewife Candidate Sparks 1952 Presidential Speculation
The article notes speculation on a woman as chief executive with musings on presidential fireside chats and budget skills. It also promotes Chronicle-Telegram Want Ads as a fundraiser, touting fast cash sales for unwanted items through a polite ad-taker.
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Nebraska
Chronicle-Telegram
Are You Eligible To Vote Check With Election Board Now
The notice urges voters to verify eligibility with the election board if in doubt. It emphasizes checking registration status, residency requirements, and updated polling locations before voting day.
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Election Board
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Grafton Page Hospital
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Society
Wellington
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