Lorain County Primaries Set for May 3 in Elyria Lorain Wellington
Forty-two Democrats and 53 Republicans compete in Lorain County primaries May 3 with special elections in Oberlin and Clearview. Elyria nominates 33 candidates, including unopposed Democratic Mayor J Grant Keys and GOP challenger Archie H West. Wellington holds only Republican contests. Oberlin and Clearview vote on a 190000 bond for Clearview and a five tenths mill levy in Oberlin.
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Elyria
Lorain
Wellington
Oberlin
Clearview
Lorain County
County Election Board
John F. Hovis
J. Grant Keys
Archie H. West
Gerald Martin
West
Martin
Democrat Keys
Board of Public Affairs
Ats Mill
Ohio House Passes Milk Pasteurization Bill
The Ohio House approved a pasteurization bill amid debate, aiming to assure a disease free product. Sponsors Fisher and Berry said it aids dairy farmers while critics warned it could end small farm sales off milk routes. Amendments sought on on farm delivery and exemptions faced opposition.
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Columbus
Joseph E. Lady
R-Hardin
Fisher
Wooster
Neil Robinson
Richland
Paul Siple
William L. Manahan
Defiance
Extra Price Boost On Liquor Urged To Aid Schools
Ohio lawmakers debate a further 10 cent liquor markup to fund school programs while Lausche supports a 10 million dollar mental health boost. Proposal shifts per pupil subsidies to per classroom financing, with total effects near 262 million and a 320 million cost, delayed to Jan 1 1957. Bond plans seek 114 million for mental hospitals and a new state office building with other capital projects. Senate considers compulsory hospitalization for TB patients and constitutional amendments on official salaries.
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Columbus
INS
Ru J Lausche
Home Senate
House
Senate
Dailey Turner
Seneca
Arthur Katterheinrich
Ohio
Salk Vaccine Supply Firm Faces Strike
A threatened strike by CIO union workers at Parke Davis El Lilly threatens major Salk vaccine production as talks with the firm break off. Union seeks 1615 cent hourly pay rise and reclassification while the firm touts a liberal proposal including improved pension. Officials aim to avoid disruption of vaccine supply amid broader wage dispute.
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Franklin County
Detroit
Parke, Davisiof
Chief! & Co
Ohio Supreme Court
Highway Patrol
CIO Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers Union
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Parke, Davis and
el Lilly & Co
Indianapolis
Ind
Parke, Davis
Harold K. Daniels
Planes Cause Poultry Yard Toll In Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh a poultry farmer planned to sue Allegheny County for damages after a stampede sparked by low flying planes from the Greater Pittsburgh Airport. He said 40 pullets dashed into a chicken coop wall, killing 26 birds.
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Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
Greater
Mittsburgh
Paint Up Clean Up Week Plans by Elyria Groups
Committees of Elyria Youth Council and the Junior Chamber of Commerce prep for the annual Paint Up Clean Up Fix Up Week on May 18 jointly sponsored. The Jaycees back the effort and finance the program with a May 7 and 8 scrap drive as a key fundraiser supporting civic projects.
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Elyria Youth Council
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Thencumnil
Addife
Jaycees
Council
Civic Improvement Committee
Russell Cahill
Bill McClerland
Warren Robinson
Vic Stewart
Bruce Leitenburger
Jack Tracey
Jim Armitage
Ellen Naughton
Susan Bishop
Barbara Capp
Carol Schork
Pat Hall
Judy Grant
Barbara Mansfield
Beth Strick
Barbara Fox
Rosemary Manzo
Jo Ellen Galagher
Floyd Miller
Jaycee
Voice of Democracy
Miller
Cahill
Bill Engelland
Sid Sprague
Milan Bendik
Leon Altfeld
Ralph Capasso
Dick Lysaght
Flyria Youth Conncil
Bayria Jaycees
Barbara
Dr Kirk to Tell Court of Sheppard Findings
Criminologist Dr. Paul Kirk will present findings at a new trial hearing for Dr. Sam Sheppard in Cleveland. Kirk arrived from California and plans to offer photographs without physical objects, noting the defense access was unfair. He expects direct testimony to last under a day and will submit an affidavit to Common Pleas Judge Edward Blythin, who imposed a life sentence.
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Susy
Paul Kirk
California
Samuel Sheppard
Cleveland
Kirk
Sam
Marilyn
Ips
Convi
Seyear
Columbus Court
Reese
Jess Barker
Jps
INS
Marilyn Sheppard
Sam Sheppard
William Corrigan
Bay Village
West Coast
Corrigan
Criminal Courts
Common Pleas
Edward Blythin
Barge To Resist Try To Amend Fishing Bill In Sandusky Bay
In Columbus the fight over the Sandusky Bay fishing measure intensified as landowner Al Kalb and Rep Leslie Burge voiced opposition to the bill. Kalb pledged to resist amendments and pressed for land access to commercial fishing, while supporters argued the bill stems from extensive study and aims to end long standing restrictions. The Senate Conservation Committee plans a hearing Monday night to consider the proposed amendment and the bill's fate.
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Columbuus
INS
Sandusky Bay
Senate Conservation Committee
OT al Kalb
Port Clinton
House
Leslie Burge
Senate
Ethel Swanbeck
Eric
Kalb
Sports Road Bridge
Wildlife Division
Shewam
Neighbors Race Not Factor In Home Valuation
State Board of Tax Appeals ruled that race color or creed of neighbors does not affect nearby property values. The Akron case involved Dixie Anne Krumpek who alleged overvaluation of her mother's home by Summit County officials citing perceived neighborhood changes. Board officials dismissed the claim, stating property value relies on multiple factors and not on neighbors' race or creed.
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Columbus
INS
State Board of Tax
Akron
Dixie Anne Krumpek
Summit County
Perkins Park Heights
Army men envy Air Force KP free status
Soldiers in the US Army express envy toward Air Force personnel spared from kitchen duty. Major General Robert N. Young notes the issue as a broader prejudice and fear in appropriations debates about integrating different races into military roles.
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Washington
Air Force
Cer
Robert N. Young
All Appropriations Subcommittee
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