Council Votes To Increase City Employee Salaries
The council approved pay raises for city workers effective Oct 1 raising most salaries by about seven percent. The mayor’s salary will rise to 5200 per year and council members will receive 90 monthly, with other elected officials gaining similar boosts. Health department staff keep separate health board set rates.
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Awal Ned
Eacece
Sudito
Posscil
Kenneth Ton
Lord
Council
Health Board
H. A
Robinson
Yanks Win In Longest Air Battle
United States Air Force pilots, with 37 F-85 jets, destroyed five MiG 15s and damaged five more in the war’s longest aerial battle. All American planes returned safely. The action, over 35 minutes, involved 80 MiGs from MIG alley and North Korea. A parallel dispatch reports UN troops capturing a mountain peak west of Heartbreak Hill after a 2 day clash, with two Communist battalions possibly up to 2,000 men defeated.
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8Th Army
United States Air Force
North
Sorea
Manchurian
United Nations
Heartbreak Hill
Henrietta Fund Reaches 4050 for McGee Family Aid
The Henrietta Community Fund totaling 4050 supports the McGee family of Amherst after a house fire on September 14. James Ehrman, fund chairman, says a bed is offered but more furnishings are needed for the three remaining boys living with their uncle on Pearl Street, Lorain. Call Birmingham numbers to donate during school hours or evenings.
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Henrietta Community Fund
Arthur McGee
James Ehrman
McGee
Baurmhart Road
Fnday
Amherst Hospital
Ehrman
Chronicle-Telegram
James Alexander
Pearl Street
Lorain
Birmingham
Northeastern Ohio Weather Outlook Turns Cooler Soon
Forecast for Northeastern Ohio calls for cloudy, cool conditions with a low of 35 tonight. Wednesday will be partly cloudy with near identical temperatures, while a five day trend shows average highs around 71 to 75 and lows near 51, with a dip Wednesday and a warming pattern Thursday and Friday. Precipitation totals 0.25 to 0.50 inches, mainly rain across central and southern areas tonight and Wednesday, with showers statewide Thursday into Friday. An unrelated advertisement offers moth protection for Davenport furniture at 1.25 dollars for five years, with Beriou spray claims.
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Ohio
Scandal Rumors Rise Over Revenue Bureau Case
Senators warned that Lithoford inquiry disclosures may trigger a national scandal in the Internal Revenue Bureau. McCarthy and Nixon urged vigilance as testimony indicated several current or former IRS employees received money or favors from Lithoford. A House subcommittee is also probing how racketeers and gamblers were treated. Nixon said he would review reports of large fees to prominent administration supporters involved in cases before the alien Property custodian.
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Wadshingiun
lWwoa Republian
Lithoford
Internal Revenue Bureau
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wis
Richard M. Nixon
Calif
Senate
American Liberala Corp
St Louis
Lithofald
Internal Revenue
Jseven
Interna Revenue
House
Cecil R. King
D-Calif
Nixon
Administration
Awaiting Maps On Proposed Turnpike Location
Mayor Henry Ault discussed plans to obtain maps from Columbus showing the exact proposed turnpike location through the northern city. He noted the center line would be about 950 feet north of Poplar Street, potentially hindering local development, and said a protest meeting would be called once the precise route is confirmed.
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Henry Ault
Columbus
Poplar Street
Bell Avenue
Ault
Cordrey to Retire From Council and National Tube Co
Councilman H L Cordrey of the Fifth ward retires from public office this year and from The National Tube Co after 26 years as an accountant. He will retire Oct 1 under the company plan, turning 66 on Nov 21. Previously with Baltimore and Ohio railroad 21 years, he will seek useful post after a vacation and will not run for public office again.
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H. L. Cordrey
Fifth Ward
Counci
National Tube Co
Cordrey
Steel Company
National Tube
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Fire destroys half of Moran Paint Co factory
A spark from an electric paint mixer caused a $200,000 blaze at Moran Paint Co near the Green County line yesterday afternoon. Half the factory was destroyed but no one was injured. Green County Sheriff George Henskel said firefighters from three townships could not save the older part of the plant.
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Xenia. O
Moran Paint Co
Green County
George Hen [Kel
Asif
J. E. Boggs Appointed Captain in Elyria Police
Elyria officials announce Oct 1 start for new police chief acting Clelland E. Andress and Lieutenant J. Karl Boggs to receive captaincies after civil service exams. High scores noted with 10 point service credits. Park er and Flood among contenders. Vacancies arise in light of Chief Stankard’s death and district hospital funding debates continue on ballot.
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Clelland E. Andress
Elyria
James
Karl Boggs
Dan W. Kothe
Civil Service Commission
Capt. Andress
Lieut Boggs
Andress
C. E. Parker
Boggs
Maurice Flood
Sergt
Kenneth Martin
Civil Service
George Robson
Robson
E. J. Stankard
Kathe
City Service
Pitts
Joint
Lorain County
Board of
Oberlin City Council
College
Allen Hospital
Hospital Board of Management
Oberlin
Ordinance Aims to Shield City Streets from Heavy Trucks
A council introduced a measure to limit truck weights to six tons on all city streets except marked state routes and specified streets including West River West Bridge West Avenue Second and Third streets Cedar Broad and East avenues. Heavier trucks may deliver via shortest route to the delivery point, with fines up to 45 dollars. The ordinance received its first reading last night.
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West River
West Bridge
West Avenue
East Avenue
Cedar Street
Cedar
Junior Achievement Program To Be Outlined To Teens
Elyria area students will hear Thursday how to run their own junior business as Junior Achievement expands with Kiwanis Club sponsorship. Richard Gilman and Dexter Kimbail Jr. lead JA outreach. 12 local youths from area schools join 22 inductees in November. Training centers at 212 East Bridge St will host production space, offices, and a two-part workshop area.
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Junior Achievement Business Center
Junior Achievement Business
Elyria
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Service Club
J. A
Kiwams
East Bridge Street
Jim Armitage
Herb. Meister
Dexter Kimball
Fred Loches
Elyria High
Elyria District
Catholics High
Kiwanis Club
Richard Gilman
Dexter Kimbail, Jr
Kimbail
Herbert Meister
Kiwanie Arccident
Peacecane
Llyria
Catherie McKee
No East
Cleveland
Maine Corps
Army
Nathaniel Hopkins
Parmeley
Milton Gay
Kenyon Avenue
Robert
Case Avenue
Kuring Co
Colson Corporation
Richard Sooy
General Industries Company
Ivle Auble
Amherst
Richard Mathe
Miss McKee
East Bridge
Hecht
Wellington
E. F. Grose
Myrtle Grose
Southen
Main Street
Wellington High School
Culver Military
King George VI Pulse Strengthens Amid Health Crisis
London report states the King’s pulse grew stronger but Buckingham Palace warns life remains at risk for at least a week after major lung operation. A second bulletin within an hour noted improved blood pressure and temperature though far from normal. The Duke of Windsor visited for a routine checkup as Labor Prime Minister Attlee called ministers to discuss postponing the Oct. 25 general election.
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London
George VI
Buckingham Palace
Palace
Sincces
Duke of Windsor
Midtalesex Hospital
Londum
Labor
Clement R Alllee
Downing Street
Small Boy Bruised After Car Collision on Broad Street
Robert Meyer 242-year-old son of Mr and Mrs Leo Weyer Jr of 115 Park Ave suffered a forehead and left elbow bruise at 4 43 pm yesterday after dashing into the side of a passing car driven by Mrs Irene Krute of Root Road on Broad Street at Park eastbound. Don Callahan driving by said the child darted into the street and collided with the car. The boy received treatment at Elyria Memorial Hospital.
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Robert Meyer
Leo R. Weyer, Jr
Park Avenue
Irene Krute
Root Road
Broad Street
Park
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Enlistments in Air Force From Elvira and Grafton
Four Elvira youths and one from Grafton were sent to Sampson Air Force Base New York for four year enlistments. The men are Gien F Slusher 19 of 334 Kenyon avenue James JM Carner Jr 18 of 186 Bell avenue Joseph A Bucynski 19 of 1025 Middle avenue Leonard Fleisher 19 of 821 West River street and Charles B Siniff 20 of R DE Grafton.
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U. S
Sat. J. J. Sifferson
Elvria
Elvira
Grafton
Sampson Air Force Base
Geneva
New York
Gien F Slusher
Kenyon Avenue
James JM Carner, Jr
Bell Avenur
Joseph A. Bucynski
Middle Avenue
Leonard Fleisher
West Hiver Street
Charles Ib. Siniff
R. DE Grafton
Permit Issued For Construction Of Market Building
Building permit issued by the city authorizes a $100,000 one story masonry market building at 329 335 Second Street. H C T Corporation to construct. J Hume named general contractor. Old Chronicle Zelegrem building to be razed by Broadway Wrecking Co and the press tech shipped to Montreal.
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Chronicle- Zelegrem
Second Street
Fisher Brothers Coen
Nixon
Barber Shor
H C. T. Corporation
City Building Department
J Hume
Iny Broadway Wrecking Co
Cavalana
Murder Fueled by Astrology Jokes, Worker Kills Colleague
Police report Frank Capizzi confessed shooting Harry Salmons, 32, after Salmons teased him about astrology beliefs. The incident arose from workplace joking that escalated to violence yesterday.
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Frank Capizzi
Harry Salmons
Calmons
Ridgway Seeks Resumption of Korean Armistice Talks
United Nations commander Gen. Matthew Ridgway ordered a note to be sent to the Communist liaison chief after Reds recessed the Kaesong meeting and left abruptly. The note offered to meet tomorrow at 10 a.m. local time to discuss conditions for resuming cease-fire talks, as Kinney cited lack of authority delaying sessions.
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Tokyo
United Nations Command
Kaesong
Matthew B. Ridgway
U. S. Air Force
Andrew J. Kinney
Pan Mun Jom
Bolt
United Nations
Kininey
Sgt Cross Wounded in Korea With Multiple Injuries
A letter from Sgt Walter L Cross Jr to Mr and Mrs Walter L Cross Sr of Oberlin Road reveals he was wounded in action on September 10 while serving with the 24th Infantry Division in Korea. He describes five wounds to the back arm and legs with his right hand partially paralyzed but reports feeling better and is hospitalized in Korea.
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Walter L Cross
Oberlin Road
Walter L. Cross
Korea
Cross
24Th Infantry Division
Think Polio Peak Reached Earlier
A state health official in Columbus said polio cases appear to have peaked earlier this year than last year. Dr. Carles Freebie, head of the Division of Communicable Diseases, reported Ohio’s current polio count at 123 cases, down from 674 last year at the same point. Muskingum County leads with 35 cases, followed by Franklin with eight and Erie with two.
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Columbus
Ats Peak Park Sr
Carles Freebie
Freebie
Ohio
Chertsey
Erie
NSE
Chronicle Telegram Want Ads Offer Easy Help
Readers are urged to browse Chronicle Telegram Want Ads for bargains daily. If nothing fits, call 4751 and ask for Want Ads to have a courteous ad-taker assist in crafting a result creating advertisement.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Dial 4751
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