New Parking Fees and Limits Approved by Elyria Council
Elyria city council approved an emergency ordinance establishing curbline and off street parking meter rates and zones with two changes noted. The effective date moved from October 1 1953 to January 1 1954 and Friday downtown hours extended to 9 p m. The two hour curbline limit applies weekdays 7 a m to 6 p m in an area near downtown beginning January 1 1954. Continuous curbline parking will be prohibited in the defined block. The ordinance passed seven to one with Kellogg dissenting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria City
Dale C. Kellogg
Richard E. Baird
New York Central Railroad
Chestnut Street
Fifth Street
Cedar Street
East Avenue
Second Street
Kellogg
Walter Wisnnski
John Hovis
Walter Decker
Wilson orders sympathetic POW probe to shape conduct rules
Defense Secretary Charles E. Wilson directs a careful, sympathetic review of POW confessions for possible false admissions or efforts to betray comrades. He seeks a middle course between leniency and toughness, stressing individual justice under military law and potential court martial for aiding the enemy. The policy aims to deter compliant behavior while upholding standards of conduct.
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Washington
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Wilson
Army
Defense Department
Two Killed in Separate Cleveland Traffic Mishaps
Nick Prat ak, 27, and Marion Abbott, 33, died in separate accidents in Cleveland early today. The toll for the year rises to 74, up from 72 at the same date last year.
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Cleveland
Nick Pratak
Marion Abbott
Northeast Ohio Weather Forecast Update
Fair this afternoon with not much change in temperatures. high near 78. Partly cloudy with a few showers and mild tonight, low around 57. Saturday cloudy with scattered showers and cooler conditions. Lake Erie winds SW 25 mph this afternoon and evening, shifting NW 25 mph by Saturday forenoon. No precipitation in 24 hours ending 8 p.m. Thursday. Sunrise 7:22 a.m. Friday. Moonrise 8:24 p.m. Friday. Moonset 10:20 a.m. Saturday. Delicious catering ad for Saddleland Avon Lake ribs chicken or shrimp $1.6 with take-out service.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
Oberlin Editor Inspects Pravda Plant and Offices
An Oberlin College newspaper editor Daniel Berger and two other American college editors from Michigan and Colorado University tour Pravda in Moscow. They visit printing plants and editorial rooms, report Soviet officials have met requests, and roam Moscow visiting schools and universities in a two week tour of the Soviet Union.
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Moscow
Ohio
Daniel Berger
Pravda
Communist Party
New York State
Oberlin
University of Michigan
University of Colorado
Soviet Union
Berger
Zander Hollander
Brooklyn
N. Y
Mark Emond
Boulder
Colo
Moscow University
Leningrad
Kiev
Lost $20,000 Ring In Cleveland Move
Mrs Irene Gibbons a Los Angeles visitor told police she lost an eight carat diamond ring valued at about 20000 while traveling from the Carter Hotel downtown Cleveland to Grubers Restaurant on Shaker Square
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Cleveland
Irene Gibbons
Los Angeles
Calif
Carter Hotel
Gruber
Shaker Square
Defections From Polish Regime Sweep to Mexico and Uruguay
A former Polish consul general Jan Galewicz fled New York for Montevideo on June 19 and joined by Henry Gall and Mieczyslaw Wionczek, top Polish News Agency correspondents. The mass exodus follows Dr Marek Korowicz seeking U S asylum, heightening UN security concerns and Soviet sensitivity.
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United Nations, N. Y
INL
New York
Uruguay
Mexico
Jan Galewicz
Montevideo
Henry Gall
Mieczyslaw Wionczek
Marek Korowicz
U. S
Korowicz
Jacob Malik
Julius Katz-Suchy
UN Correspondents Association
Wionczek
Poland
Gall
Turkish DC-3 crashes on takeoff from Ankara
Police report a Turkish DC-3 airliner crashed during takeoff for Van in southeastern Turkey. Believed casualties include 15 killed and 10 injured, with some injuries near death.
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Ankara
Turkey
Van
AFL Charters New Dock Union
The AFL today issued a charter for an International Longshoremen's Union and named a five man trustee board to administer the union for a year. The trustees will be headed by AFL President George Meany.
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ST. Louis, Mo
INL
American Federation of Labor Today
AFL
George Meany
Deputy Foils Jail Break Plot With Hidden Weapons
Deputy Sheriff Roy Niece uncovered three steel pipes, a broken cot rail, two spoon handles fashioned as a stiletto, and a razor blade in the second floor cell block shower room of the county jail. The 18 and 21 year old Lorain prisoners planned to use the tools to overpower a deputy and escape. They were moved to the first floor under strict supervision after the discovery.
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Roy Niece
Lorain County
Sherff Roy Niece
Lorain
Dask
Niece
Carl R. Finegan
Student Faces Murder Arraignment Today
Roy Roger Schinagle, a 19 year old from Upper Sandusky, will be arraigned today on first degree murder charges in the death of his pregnant girlfriend Cynthia Pfeil. His court appointed attorney said he would waive examination, and the defense expects a possible reduction to second degree murder based on lack of premeditation. The state reportedly hinges on love letters Schinagle wrote to Carolyn Scheid and to Pfeil, alongside witness accounts of a bruised lip and other injuries. Pfeil’s body was found in a wooded area near Upper Sandusky. she had been strangled and stabbed. Schinagle allegedly told police he became angry after a man walking by saw them, and he feared family disapproval of their plans to marry.
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Upper
Sandusky
Roy Roger Schinagle
Cynthia Pfeil
Howard Babcock
Upper Sandusky
INS
Raymond Stansbery
Schinagle
White Plains
N. Y
Stansbery
Wyandot County
Grand Jury
Dean McAllister
Mayfield Heights
Cynthia
Cleveland
David E. Kerr
Miss Pfeil
Kerr
Kenneth Teachout
McAllister
Ohio Wesleyan
Delaware
Miss Scheid
France Assures Vishinsky On European Plan
In New York and United Nations, France told Andrei Vishinsky that the European Defense Community aims to curb German militarism and offered supplementary guarantees including borders’ status. Maurice Schumann said unification of Korea should proceed by peaceful means and pledged French assurances against aggression, while Paris signaled readiness to provide Kremlin guarantees.
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France
Russia
Maurice Schumann
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
U.N. General Assembly
Schumann
U.N
Korea
Pacific
Syngman Rhee
North Korea
Paris
Kremlin
Vishinsky
Elyria High seeks second win at Sandusky Blue Streaks
Elyria High School pioneers travel to Stroble Field to face Sandusky High School Blue Streaks in their 1953 season, aiming for a second victory. Chronicle-Telegram readers can call 4751 between 9:30 and 11:30 p.m. tonight for quarter by quarter scores.
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Elyria High
Pioneers
Sandusky High
Stroble Field
Chronicle-Telegram
Polio Expert’s Son Stricken For Penn Medical Meet
Camden physician Dr Robert M McAllister cancelled his talk at the Pennsylvania Medical Society in Pittsburgh because his two year old son was stricken with polio. Dr Louis L Cornell read the paper on diagnosis and treatment in place of the expected speaker.
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Pittsburgh
Camden
Pennsylvania Medical Society
Robert M. McAllister
Camden Municipal Hospital
Louis L. Cornell
Hurricane Heads For Gulf Coast
A tropical hurricane with 90 mph winds roared toward the U S Gulf Coast, gripping a disabled trawler and battering two ships. Forecasters predicted gale winds from Grand Isle Louisiana to Panama City Florida by Saturday as Coast Guard rescues and warnings spread across the shipping lanes.
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New Orleans
U. S. Gulf Coast
Weather Bureau
E.d.t
Pensacola
Fla
Dispute Delays Start of Persuasion for War Prisoners
Panmunjom reports a five day postponement of Operation Persuasion due to a rules dispute. UN and Communist commands agreed to delay. NNRC sought extra time for arrangements in Korea, while Allies and Reds clash on methods. Indian guards process about 124000 stay backs and more than 23,000 anti Communist POWs await decisions.
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Panmunjom
United Nations
Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission
NNRC
Korea
A. L. Hamblen
Wilfred Burchett
Red High Command
North Korea
Paris
Red Paper
Humanite
China
Burchett
Manchuria
Harold E. Fischer
Swea City
Reds
Camp Shanti Nagar
Peace Town
Santi Nagar
Mother Claims Pilot Of MIG Flown To UN Base
A 43 year old North Korean mother appeared at the South Korean army headquarters in Taegu claiming her son, a 22 year old refugee pilot, who flew a Russian MIG to Kimpo airfield and is to receive a $100,000 reward. Officials aim to reunite mother and son while the pilot remains under tight U.S. security.
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UN Base
Taegu
Korea
L Hamhunt
North Korea
Pyongyang
Kimpo Airfield
South Korea
Republic of Korean Army
ROK
Freedom
Schmitkons Heads Lorain County Budget Commission
Lorain County Treasurer Schmitkons was named chairman at the budget commission’s first meeting since installation. Also on the panel are Auditor Frank Ayres and Prosecutor Paul Mikus. They certified 25000 for poor relief to the county and 5000 to Lorain city for the same use.
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Schmitkons
Lorain County
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Latin America
Andri Vishinsky
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New Dock Union
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N.Y
National Defense Officials
Lower Manhattan
Queens Village
Gulf Coast
Texas
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Coast Guard
Key West
United Nations Command
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