Bendik Named Elyria Young Man Of The Year
Milan A. Bendik of 220 Harrison St. accepted Elyria’s 14th Junior Chamber Young Man of the Year citation at the Jaycees banquet in American Legion Post 12 hall. He said the honor reflects more than the body’s limits as Paul Hovey, last year’s winner, presented the plaque and certificate before a near capacity crowd.
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Milan Bendik
Milan A. Bendik
Harrison St
Elyria Junior Chamber of Commerce
American Legion Post 12
Bendik
Paul Hovey
Jaycees
Weather Summary Northeastern Ohio Cloudy and cooler outlook
Cloudy and cooler conditions prevail in northeastern Ohio with occasional light rain ending before noon. High near 54 to 58, tonight easing to 40s, Saturday partly cloudy then warmer in the afternoon. Five day forecast calls for modest above normal temps, showers Sunday and Monday, around one inch total. Lake Erie winds shift from west to southwest to northeast, with scattered showers and drizzle possible. Ample household ads appear for a rummage sale and local listings.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
Ohio Pupils Will Get 2 Shots Now
Ohio schools will begin free polio vaccinations for first two grades but only two shots. The third dose will be delayed until fall and not free, leaving booster to parents. Dr. Dwork announced the change after the National Polio Foundation recommended delaying the last shot. Dr. Salk advised delaying at least seven months after the second.
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Ohio
Raph E. Dwork
National Polio Foundation
Jonas Salk
Dwork
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National Foundation
Court Rules Ward Board Plan Illegal
The Michigan Supreme Court ruled Montgomery Ward & Company's method of staggered elections violates the state constitution. It requires electing all nine directors annually, replacing the prior three-year cycle. The ruling affects control by investor Lowtis E. Wolfson, who seeks to unseat board chairman Sewell L. Wales. Industry ties involve Ward's Steamship Company and Danube installations.
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Russia
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Avery
Wolfson
Danube
Ward
Korneuburg
Icy
Austria
Doctors Agree On Plans For Vaccine Priority
Lorain County physicians will not use a central clearing house for the Salk vaccine but agree on priority. High risk groups like the most polio-susceptible individuals, first and second grade children, then third grade and up, plus pregnant women will be inoculated first. Local supply amounts are uncertain, with costs around 10 to 15 dollars for the complete two shots and booster.
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Lorain County
John Sullivan
New Sheppard Trial Asked Attorneys for New Evidence
Dr Samuel H Sheppard won another chance to present his side in the Bay Village murder case. A surprise motion cites new evidence to support a new trial with Dr Paul Kirk as star witness. Hearing set for April 27 with prosecution and defense to present testimony.
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Samuel H. Sheppard
Bay Village
Marilyn
Sheppard
Common Pleas
Edward Blythin
Paul L. Kirk
University of California
Cleveland Press
Kirk
Berkeley
Calif
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Dr. Sheppard
Saul S. Danaceau
Corrigan
Paul Kirk
Court of Appeals
Lakeside
Austria and Russia Sign New State Treaty In Moscow
In Moscow Austria and the Soviet Union signed a new state treaty and agreed to withdraw occupation troops by year end. The move ends a nine year stalemate and allows hopes for a four power treaty with the United States Britain and France. Austria releases all prisoners of war and civilians held in the Soviet Union after troop withdrawal. Chanceller Rash and Austrian negotiators return to Vienna declaring they are a happy people.
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Britain
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Soviet Union
Julius Rash
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France
Sadat
Where To Turn News Reports Rapped Fieldhouse
A brief item notes a fieldhouse incident reported on page 4. The report outlines who was involved, the location, and the immediate developments, with emphasis on responses from officials and the community.
Truman Blasts Foreign Policy In Sharp Washington Visit
Former President Truman returned to Washington looking hale and fit and launched a vigorous critique of the Republican administration’s foreign policy. He voiced strong opinions on policy moves and questioned the current leadership’s direction.
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American Killed in Jerusalem and Truman’s 1956 plans
An American, Charles Harris of McCook Nebraska, was shot and killed near Mt Zion in Jerusalem amid crossfire between Arab and Israeli lines. UN and Jordanian authorities engaged, with Israel blaming Jordanian guards. Truman indicated support for Adlai Stevenson in 1956 and hinted at a White House visit. The Trumans traveled to Washington aboard a Baltimore and Ohio train, meeting a party of supporters at Union Station.
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Deaf 13 year old held on arson charges in Lorain County
A deaf 13 year old girl admitted setting fires to four automobiles in three garages yesterday and is held in Lorain County Jail for arson investigation. She was picked up late yesterday at the Bluebird Restaurant after neighbors sighted her, unable to speak, carrying a flashlight and billfold with matches. Police found matches in the billfold and photos of baseball players. Detective Burrer located her in the Bluebird, and authorities note communication with the girl is severely limited by her handicaps.
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Elyria
Sheriff's Office
Bluebird
Court St
Peator
Sheriff's Department
Third St
Alt
C. S. Burrer
Retired Elyria Officer Waldron Dies at 85
Frank Waldron, 85, longtime Elyria police officer, died suddenly at his home. He served on the Elyria force from 1914 to 1937 after earlier patrols in Pittsburgh and at National Tube Co. He survived by two sons, a daughter, six grandchildren, and four great grandchildren. his wife Emily died 18 years ago. Burial is planned at Ridgelady Cemetery after funeral services.
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Waldron
Elyria
Walnut St
Elyria Police Department
Elyria Force
National Tube Co
Pittsburgh
Pasadena Ave
Panada
Theodore
Edward Waldron
Catherine Yorks
Emily
Necar
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