Limited access highway favored in Elyria Lorain plan
State Highway Director T. J. Kauer indicated a decision on the proposed limited access four lane highway between Elyria and Lorain may come soon after a three hour hearing. The $1.5 million project would run 4.3 miles from Lodi street Elyria to East List street Lorain with access points every 1500 feet and fencing except at access points.
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T. J. Kauer
Elyria
South Lorain
Kauer
Lorain
Lodi Street
East List Street
31St Street
Route 254
State
Patrick J. Flaherty
Lorain County
Henry W. Ault
No Delay Reported In Trailer Fire Alarm
Mrs John Lowery of 126 Elbe Street testified there was no ten minute delay between hearing screams from a neighboring trailer and the alarm being placed. She said she alerted the man in the apartment below, her son in law then reported the blaze, and the department responded promptly.
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John Lowery
Elbe Street
Bird Walk Tomorrow at 7 15 A M at Ely Woods
A number of people plan to attend a bird walk tomorrow meeting at the Washington avenue entrance to Ely woods at 7 15 a m.
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Washington Avenue
Ely Woods
Special Session Of Grand Jury Called
A special grand jury session is scheduled for Tuesday to consider indicting James Rock Winston 49 in the September murder of Alan F Feeley 45. Winston was arrested in Cleveland and has denied the charge. Feeley a former Cleveland finance firm branch manager was found murdered along Livingston Avenue. A $1000 reward is offered by the county commissioners for arrest and conviction.
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James Rock
Winston
Lorain
Alan F. Feeley
Paul Mikus
Cleveland
Mikus
Feeley
Livingston Avenue
Elyria Catholic Choir to Attend Cleveland Music Festival
Elyria Catholic High School choral group of about eighty travels by chartered buses from Gulf Road at 12 30 p m Sunday to participate in a 2 p m festival at St John College Cleveland with choral groups from fourteen Catholic high schools in the diocese including St Mary Lorain St Mary Akron Our Lady of the Elms Akron Beaumont Gilmour Ursuline Villa Angela St Augustine Lourdes St Stephen Notre Dame St Joseph and Holy Name.
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Elyria District
Catholic
Cleveland
St. John College
St. Mary
Lorain
Akron
Our Lady of the
Tokyo Raiders Help In Missionary Work
At the fifth postwar reunion of Jimmy Doolittle's Tokyo raiders in Palm Desert California the men planned to assist for mer bombardier Sgt Jake De Shazer in his missionary work in Japan and to aid Chinese friends who helped them after the Tokyo raid Balding Lt Gen Doolittle greeted 28 of his 60 survivors including 19 listed as missing or dead in the action.
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Palm Desert
Calif
Jimmy Doolittle
Tokyo
Japan
Doolittle
Barkley Warns Against Sowers Of Suspicion
Vice President Alben Barkley warned against voices sowing rumors and suspicion at home as a danger to freedoms. He spoke at the opening of Washington’s 150th anniversary, stressing internal threats and denouncing attempts to abridge rights to combat external dangers.
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Barkley
Washington
Alben W. Barkley
America
U.S. Capitol
Senate
Joseph R. McCarthy
State Department
Tom Paine
Paine
United States
U S Retreat Deepens Across Eastern Europe
U S officials acknowledge a retreat along the eastern front as Moscow strengthens hold from Finland to the Balkans. Czech, Polish actions shrink embassy staff, while Finland faces growing Soviet pressure over Western ties and cultural trends. Romania halts U S embassy information work as Moscow’s influence widens. Voice of America increases reach despite jammed signals.
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Washington
United States
U.S
Moscow
Finland
Balkans
Czechoslovakia
U. S
Poland
Moscow Radio
Helsinki
Europe
Bucharest
Romania
America
Rusia
Report Man From North Ridgeville Fatally Injured
Charles Woelsel, 65, of North Ridgeville Ohio was fatally struck when stepping from a curb into a truck’s path in Anderson Indiana yesterday. Residents of North Ridgeville were canvassed but none knew Mr Woelsel.
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North Ridgeville
Charles Woelsel
Anderson
Ind
Mr.j. Woelsel
US Air Force corporal convicted of attempted espionage for Russia
Cpl Gustav A. Mueller of St Paul Minnesota, 19, was convicted by a court martial in Germany of attempted espionage and sentenced to five years hard labor. He admitted offering to act as a spy for Russia and provided secret documents to undercover counter intelligence agents who posed as Russian spies. He claimed the ruse was to trap real spies and aid his commanding officer. Mueller said he did not seek money and twice attempted suicide after learning the agents were Americans. He denied being a Soviet spy or Communist, saying he hated Communists and that his father fought Lenin. The case continues on page 2.
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Garmisch
Germany
Cpl
Gustav A. Mueller
St. Paul
Minn
Mueller
Russia
Berne
Switzerland
Muller
Air Force
Lenin
United States
Potence
Elmo Gower
Exact Cause Of Fatal Blaze Still Unknown
A early morning fire in Elyria killed Hubert Dalton 25 Luzetta Dalton 19 and their 3-year-old daughter. The blaze started near an oil-burning heater, exact cause undetermined. Chief Bates ordered a full fire department investigation and noted the heater had been used by the former owner until last Tuesday.
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Elyria
Elbe Street
Ty. N. Bates
Bates
Hubert D. Dalton
Luzetta
Daltons
Say Engineers May Join Rail Strike Threat
Washington reports a spokesman for the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen says another union may join a strike threat against railroads. The group seeks a third fireman on multiple unit Diesels for safety. A fact finding board opposed the demands, and carriers cite no safety need for extra personnel.
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Washington
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Brotherhood
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
War Labor Board
George W. Taylor
Bankers Group to Hold Annual Banquet in Lorain
The Lorain County Chapter of the American Institute of Banking will hold its annual banquet and dance at the American Legion Home in Lorain on Wednesday April 19. A number of Elyrians will attend it was reported today.
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Lorain County
The
American Institute of Banking
American Legion
Lorain
Probation Officer Urges Community Action On Crime Rise
Arthur Moos, assignment commissioner and probation officer, warned the Community Council of Greater Elyria that crime touches one in every fifteen families. He blamed family disruption and war aftereffects for youth trouble and urged adults to model law and order. The meeting opened with housing need reports by Captain Burton Johnson of the Salvation Army and a committee study of housing objectives.
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Arthur Moos
Court of Common Pleas
Community Council of
Greater Elyria
Marine Room
The
Elks Club
Moose
Moos
Former German actor seeks livelihood and theater work in Elyria
Richard Traeger and his wife Siegrid, both theatrical figures, are guests of the Fletcher Holliday family in Elyria while exploring jobs and a return to the stage. Traeger recalls a romantic 20 year old meeting with Steven Barna at the Austro Italian border that led to a later American arrival and ongoing correspondence. Born in Silesia, Traeger attended school there before his bicycle tour and escape to the United States. Continued on Page 3.
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Elyria
Richard Traeger
Siegrid
Fletcher Holliday
Longfellow Street
Traeger
America
Cleveland
Steven Barna
Parma
Barna
Silesia
Woman Hit by Car In Leg Injury Case
Mrs. A. Beauchemin aged 31 of 821 Lake avenue suffered a minor leg injury at 11 25 am today when knocked down by an automobile driven by Jean Hotaling of 837 Lake avenue as the car backed from the Hotaling residence driveway police report says the incident occurred in a residential area.
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A. Beauchemin
Lake Avenue
Jean Hotaling
Hotaling
Air Force Ends Hunt for Lost Plane Sunday
In Wiesbaden Germany Air Force decides to end its search at sundown Sunday for a missing US Navy Privateer crew of 10 that disappeared over the Baltic during a routine training flight. Moscow had claimed a shootout with Soviet fighters near Liepaja Latvia. US officials deny any gunfire and say the Privateer was unarmed.
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Copenhagen
WU. S
Balue
Slt
John K. Cannon
U. S
Europe
Air Force
Wiesbaden
Germany
Kastrup
Baltic
Liepaja
Latvia
Moscow
Pravda
Community Dinner Plan Leads Elyria Event
The Elyria Chamber of Commerce third annual Community Dinner will be held next Wednesday at the Roll Arena. Dexter S. Kimball Jr., newly elected Chamber president, chairs the event focusing on the city public school system and improvement program. The article outlines logistics including transforming the Hall Arena into a 1000-seat supper club, wiring, sound and lighting, temporary stages, seating, decor, and a suspended bird cage for lighting and crew access. Continued on Page 2.
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Roll Arena
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Dexter S. Kimball, Jr
Elytia Chamber of Commerce
Hall Arena
J. Ed Glass
Avon Lake Woman Hurt In Accident
Avon Lake Mrs. Pearl Carpenter of Burton street was taken to St. Joseph's Hospital Lorain with multiple bruises after a car collided with a Lake Shore bus at Stop 67 on Lake Road. The crash at 10:20 a m Thursday was blamed on heavy snowfall and left her car demolished.
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Avon Lake
Pearl Carpenter
Burton Street
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lorain
Lake Shore
Lake Road
Bunny hunting season ends as fishing season nears
The Chronicle Telegram urges readers to use Want Ads to buy or sell fishing and boating supplies and equipment. It promotes calling 4752 or 4753 to place a Want Ad, touting ease of use and quick results.
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Chronicle-Telegram
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William Bowden
John Schmitz
David Russert
Robert Mansfield
James Kauffman
Tom Schofield
Jack Smith
John van Oss
William Standen
Douglas Sheppard
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Roger Weil
James McCord
Richard Gerhardinger
Maurice Stark
Joe Menner
Ohio
Grand Jury
Elyria Catholic H. S. Choir
Tokyo Raiders
Homer Ferguson
Mich
Louis F. Budenz
Subcommittee
Millard E. Tydings
Ferguson
Biden
Michigan
Budenz Lak
Painesville
William Billig
East
Chronicle
Bankers Group
Fhe Traegers
Bob Cromling
Michael
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