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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1955

Page

16

Elyria Skywatchers Track 75 to 85 Planes Daily

Elyria Ground Observer Corps posts report about 75 to 85 airplanes daily during busy 2½ hour windows. Skywatchers use code phrases to notify Canton filter center and air defense crews, with volunteers and military personnel coordinating rapid identification and scramble if needed.

Elyria Ground Observer Corps Air Force Canton Air Defense Civil Automautica Administration CAA Air Force Base Youngstown Becker GOC Center Bedford Cleveland

Body of Miner Recovered After 34 Hours of Rescue

Michael Chervenak 45 of Pottsville died when the independent mine shaft collapsed Tuesday morning. Rescue crews worked 34 hours inch by inch to reach him, finding his body half an hour after his wife left the mine entrance. The shaft had been condemned by federal officials.

Pottsville Michael Chervenak Chervenak Independent

Senate Passes Korean Bonus Vote Proposal

The Senate approved a constitutional amendment to submit a $400 bonus for about 286,000 Korean War veterans to voters this November. The plan funds a $100 million bond issue with property tax revenue under a levy likely under one mill for ten years. Korean dates span June 25 1950 to July 19 1953, with monthly payments of 310 for domestic service and 15 per overseas month.

Columbus INS House Senate Ohio William Tyrrell R-Eaton Tyrrell Military Affairs Committee General Revenue Fund

Story of Slaying Youth Speaks. Spears Case Continues

Seventeen year old Frederick Spears was expected to testify today about the death of his younger sister as the murder trial resumed. The boy’s father John Spears, 41, testified earlier about the youth’s childhood days and the defense began its case after the state rested.

Bucyrus INS Frederick Spears John Spears Spears C. A. Ahl Columbus Boston Diana Center Barrymore Patricia Spears the Center John Barry City Hospital Susan Hayward Hollywood Diana Gence Chester E. Bromwell Miss Barrymore Robertly Wilcox Diana Galion Barclerk Madery More Bramwell

Democrats at Lorain banquet blast Republicans in lively speech

A Lorain Ohio Democratic dinner featured sharp attacks on Republicans. The speaker criticized GOP slogans and Nixon while praising Democratic ideas, urging support for the party. Attendees included Mayor John Jaworski and Lorain-Elyria candidates as Jessie Warren led ceremonies.

Sreetings Harold Ewing U-8 Frank Thompson Jr New Jersey Lorain John Jaworski Rep. Thompson Loraln Chronicle-Telegram Franklin D. Roosevelt Thompson Madison Ave John Foster Dulles Nixon McCarthy Washington Eisenhower Georgi Zhukov Kremlin Lorain County Democratic Party Elyria Jessie Warrer Democratic Executive Committee Ujhelyi R. J. Fortney Wellingston County Board For Elections Guesta

Atom Blast Postponed Third Time

Doom Town Nevada again spares its 8 a.m. blast as winds aloft fail to meet safety guidelines. Civil Defense crews, troops, and reporters watched from hillside trenches seven miles from ground zero while meteorologists delay the 40 000 ton TNT shot for a safer atmospheric rise.

Doom Town Nev INS Atomic Energy Commission Nevada Desert Civil Defense

Scientists Fear Polio Vaccine Safety Signal Endangers Program

United Press report quotes researchers close to the Salk polio vaccine program saying 11 vaccinated children contracted polio, threating the large scale effort to conquer paralytic polio. They stress that properly prepared vaccine is safe, noting formaldehyde deactivates virus while warning against vaccine skepticism amplified by critics. Dr Salk and Dr Hart E Van Riper are cited as vaccination proponents.

Delos Smith United Press New York Jonas E. Salk Salk Hart E. van Ripeme Hart E. van Riper National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis

LaPorte WSCS To Hear Talk By Mrs. Tulk

Grace Tulk religion editor of the Chronicle Telegram will be guest speaker at the LaPorte Methodist Church for the Woman's Society of Christian Service meeting. She is Elyria Council of Churches vice president and attended the World Council of Churches General Assembly in Evanston. She will review assembly highlights with color slides. Neighboring report notes West Germany church life hampered by Communist border measures.

Carlisle Grace Tulk Chronicle-Telegram Woman's Society of Christian Sereice LaPorte Methodist Church Tulk Elyria Council of Churches General Assembly World Council of Churches Evanston

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