Ohio Planning Super Highways Feasible Route Proposed
Ohio planners debate a proposed 163 mile super highway linking near Livirneot and Youngstown toward Calergo with a $100 million cost. State Senator Ralph Winter aims to create a study commission to assess feasibility, issue bonds if viable, and begin construction. The route would connect with the Pennsylvania turnpike, bypass 17 towns, and run south of Lorain Elyria Seadusky and Toledo, with underpasses to eliminate cross roads. Major H. H. Allen provides consulting input.
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Toledo
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Ohio turnpike plan eyed as state studies proceed
An Ohio super-highway proposal would create a five or more member Ohio Turnpike Commission appointed by Gov. Lausche with Perry Ford as ex officio. Bonds would be underwritten by Ohio firms and repaid via tolls. The project could cost about 92.4 million dollars and aim to relieve the Youngstown to Cleveland to Ashtabula bottleneck.
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Police Chief Praises Burglary Suspect as Considerate
In Decatur Georgia police chief L Foster comments on a home burglary he survived, noting the intruder opened every drawer yet did not spill contents. He says the burglar was careful not to harm his dog Chiquita and that the back door was always left open.
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Vet Students Still Sharp On Studying
Ohio Wesleyan University officials deny that service time dulled veterans study habits. Spring grade point averages show veterans 0.02 higher than non veterans. Veterans engage in campus life, with Vetville housing, a cooperative store, and veterans aiding peers and in newsroom work for deadlines.
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Ohio Wesleyan University
Butter 90c Pound Draws Eager Buyers
BOSTON UP1 I A Back Bay market tried to curb inflation with a sign reading Do not buy butter unless you need it The store sold butter at 90 cents a pound and attracted many customers.
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