Zoning Ordinance Explained for Elyria Master Plan
Segoe and Associates presented a proposed new zoning ordinance to Elyria City Council at a special meeting. City Building Inspector Hart A. Dickason described how the ordinance would replace the 1929 ordinance and reflect amendments made over time as part of the city master plan.
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Elyria
Segoe and Associates
Hart A. Dickason
Segoe
City Planning Commission
Dickason
Proposed City Zoning Ordinance Outlined Drivers Say They Are Harassed By Police Department
A zoning plan by Segoe and the city planning commission would create three residential zones and new business and industrial divisions, with height limits and parking rules. While the zoning article runs, Elyria buses and taxis halted service as drivers accuse police harassment of minor traffic violations, prompting a council committee meeting with Mayor Ault and police officials.
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Elyria
Elyria Coach Company
City Checker Cab Company
Madison Cab Company
Elyria City Council
G. Ralph Terry
Latiers
Ault
Kothe
New Steel Pay Talks Planned
Secretary of Commerce Charles Sawyer plans new talks with steel union and management chiefs to avert government mandated wage hikes. CIO head Philip Murray and United States Steel Corp. president Benjamin Fairless to meet. observers expect action on a wage rise for 650,000 workers. Arnall blasts steel price claims as ready to issue a regulation permitting a small price increase to align with Wage Stabilization Board guidance.
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Washington
Charles Sawyer
Steel Union
Fiat Sawyer
CIO
Philip Murray
Benjamin F. Fairless
United States Steel Corp
Sawyer
Sauser
Murray
United
Annalls Office
Arnall
Senate Labor Committee
Missouri River Crest Threatens Omaha Area Levees
The Missouri River crest threatens East Omaha and Council Bluffs as dikes near the 31.5 foot crest height and water seeps spill over. Army engineers warn undercutting danger while guardsmen, workers, and residents evacuate a 16 mile riverfront. Brig. Gen. Shingler says a weeklong fight lies ahead as rock barges and sand boils are addressed. Continued on Page 2.
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Omaha
Neb
Missouri River
East Omaha
Council Bluffs
Phelps City
Watson
National
Don G. Shingler
Missouri River Corps of Engineers
Shingler
Col. E. A. Hansen
Army Engineers
Missouri
Oil Unions Warn Of Big Strike In April
Denver report says major oil unions, representing about 275 000 workers, warned a nationwide strike will start April 30 if wage talks fail. The Wage Stabilization Board abandoned hearings, returning the dispute to collective bargaining with limited oversight.
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Denver
Colo
Wage Stabilization Board
Cyrus Ching
Truman
WSB
AFL
Woman Injured As Auto Turns Over Near Huntington
Mrs. Ca bell Mohrman of 3037 West River road suffered possible serious back injuries when her car overturned on the West River road near Huntington West Virginia as she returned from West Virginia. She was taken to a local hospital and her husband learned of the crash at his job. A neighbor drove him to the hospital. The woman had left her six year old daughter with her grandmother for an indefinite stay.
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West River Road
Cabell Mohrman
West Virginia
Huntington
W. Va
Eight Inducted Into The Armed Forces
Eight local men from the Elyria area, inducted into the armed forces on April 12, announced by Miss Catherine McKee. Three Elyrians listed: James William Gardner, Richard Arlan Burke, Louis Fredrick Schmidt. Others from Oberlin Grafton Wellington and Lakewood. all to Army duty except Burke to the Marine Corps.
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Elyria
Catherine McKee
James William Gardner
Foster Avenue
Richard Arlan Burke
West River Street
Louis Fredrick Schmidt
East River Road
Richard Leroy van Ausdale
Oberlin
Anthony R Glowiske
Grafton
George Rucker
Wellington
John J. Halter, Jr
Lakewood
Army
Burke
Marine Corps
Contract Let For YWCA Building
It was announced today that the contract for the new Y W C A activities building has been let to the T J Hume company. Details will be announced soon as the building committee and trustees finalize plans.
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Y. W. C. A. Activities
T. J. Hume Company
Removal of Lights at Sixth Street Sparks School Anxiety
The Elyria School Board protests removal of traffic signals at West and Sixth and Middle and Sixth streets citing 1,400 children crossing daily. Superintendent Lynn Nicholas urges reinstallation or interim use during school hours to reduce hazards amid council delays.
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West Avenue
Sixth Street
Middle Avenue
Sixth
Chronicle-Telegram
Lynn Nicholas
Elyria Board of Education
Nicholas
Middle Avenues
10Th Street
Eighth Street
Elyria leaders tour schools in Education Business Industry Day
About 120 Elyria business and industry men visited public and private schools in a daylong program to study the free enterprise system. Delegates met at the American Legion auditorium led by L N Nicholas and Dr Joseph B Lehane, then toured Catholic High and Franklin schools with discussions on the day’s program. The event closed the three part Education-Business-Industry initiative sponsored by the Elyria Chamber of Commerce and Lorain County Industrial Council.
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Elyria High
Robert D. Buel
Western Automatic
J. H. Walters
Bendix-Westinghouse
D. A. Morris
R. G Shatzer
Perry-Fay Company
Mary K. Taggert
M. E. Whitman
J.C. Penney Co
F. A. Dailey
Byron T. Morris
Steel & Tubes Division
Emil Struck
Harshaw Chemical
W. (. Shea
Colson Corporation
S. C. Smith
Elyria
American Legion
L. N. Nicholas
New Franklin School
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Lorain County Industrial Council
Where To Turn Page Amherst 21 Books 19 Calendar of Events
Local listings show Amherst pages detailing books events and a calendar for readers. Notable items include hospital notes and market updates alongside society notes and entertainment listings.
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Page Amherst
Elyria
Oberlinda Radio-Tv
Wellington
Garages Offer Storm Window Packages with No Down Payment
J Recupero announces garages equipped with storm windows in wood and aluminum options. No down payment required. Phone advertisement provides contact for more details.
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J. Recupero
Weather and events for Elyria area and high school play
Northeastern Ohio will stay fair and mild tonight with a low around 42. Partly cloudy on Friday with similar temperatures. Elyria District High School presents Fare As the Driven Snow by Elyria Playmakers on April 27 and 28, reservations at Toggery Shop.
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Ohio
Elyria
Adv
Youth Council Moves Activities to Legion Home
Elyria youth council will hold summer activities in the American Legion home large room on the top floor. Members voted to use the room, formerly the assembly hall, after the building addition. Programs start Wednesday June 18 with weekly events each Wednesday and Friday through August.
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Elyria Youth Council
American Legion
Chamber of Commerce
No. 2
School Boy Hit By Car In Ohio
Eight year old Robert Barnes was struck on Middle avenue near 13th street by Wille D. Burns who failed to yield to a pedestrian. Barnes received eight stitches for a gash on the head and was treated at Elysia Memorial Hospital after the incident witnessed by three bystanders.
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Wille D. Burns
3Rd Street
New London
Ohio
Robert Barnes
Middle Avenue
13Th Street
Howard Barnes
3D Street
Elysia Memorial Hospital
Bae
Burns
Bess
Roberts
Strick
Senator Douglas backs Kefauver for president
Senator Paul H Douglas a Northern liberal endorses Tennessee's Estes Kefauver for the presidency. He cites seven reasons including honesty and integrity, a cleanup of waste, opposition to monopolies, civil liberties, humanitarianism, and support for state handling of civil rights within the party platform. He argues the people are for Kefauver despite political opposition.
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Washington
Paul H Douglas
Tennessee
Sen Edes Kefauver
Ilnois Democrat
Kefauver
Douglas
Adlai Stevenson
Illinois
Kefaver
Alree
Vaneros
Tennessean
Civi Liberties
Democratic Party
Bates Named Patrolman in City Police
William R. Bates of 348 Furnace Street has been appointed a patrolman in the city police department to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of Captain E. Hes. Bates earned 33 percent on civil service with 16.6 percent for military service, totaling 99.6 percent, and served in World War II with the Air Force. He previously worked as a fireman for the Lake Terminal Railroad and has lived in Elyria 52 years. He is 28, married, with two children and is a Dallas, Texas native.
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D. W. Rothe
William R. Bates
Furnace Street
Bates
CE. P.ther
Hes
Lake Terminal Railroad
Dallas
Texas
Elyria
Girl Escapes Injury After Crossing In Front Of Car
Seven year old Karen Schroeder of 555 Lodi street narrowly avoided serious injury when she ignored a patrol flag and walked into the side of a car driven by Charles Nagy of 144 Trondale street shortly before noon today. Police report.
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Karen Schroeder
Lodi Street
Charles Nagy
Trondale Street
Two Freight Trains Derby in Waverly After Brake Rig Drops
Two Norfolk and Western freight trains derailed when a brake rigging dropped from a car of a northbound train near Waverly. No injuries reported and authorities investigated cause of the mishap.
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Waverly
Norfolk and Western
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Jack Sharp
Robert G Bleck
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Carlton H Yost
Fairlawn Avenue
Tre Bie
Armed Forces
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Li A.m
Red Keifer
Diagonal Rd
John Dobrowski
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