Courtesy Tickets Wrangle Enlivens Council Session
Elyria council session erupts over courtesy parking tickets for out-of-towners. Decker pushes for policy while Chief Boggs and supporters clash over enforcement, pay, and morale. Pedley backs curbing Boggs debates. Kellogg notes salary surveys as city weighs boosts and funding tradeoffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Miller
Council
Walter Decker
James Boggs
Decker
Boggs
Max Pedley
Safety Service
Michael Lotko
Pedley
Dale Kellogg
Eugene Smith
Gerald Martin
Chronicle-Telegram
Civil Service Commission
Elyria
Corbett Southam
Inter-Lake Yachting Association Heads To Put-In-Bay Regatta
Yachtsmen from 67 clubs across Bay City to Lake Ontario head to Put-In-Bay for the 61st Inter-Lake Yachting Association regatta. The event features three race courses, deep water races from Cleveland Toledo and Detroit, and a Vermilion South Shore regatta opener with a power cruiser speed contest. Commodore Albert J. Grundy of Detroit will oversee ceremonies with racing set to begin Friday night and continue through Wednesday, weather permitting.
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Lake Erie
Inter-Lake Yachting Association
Bay City
Mich
Lake Ontario
Vermilion South Shore
Vermilion Boat Club
Vermilion Yacht Club
Quincy J. Winsor
Dean Rapprich
Put-in-Bay
Cleveland
Toledo
Detroit
Bay
Rocky River
Sandusky
Inland Seas Boat Co
Cedar Point’ Inc
Edgewater Park
Cedar Point
Pat-in-Bay
Vermilion
South Shore
Inter Lake
Put ‘Bay
No Clash Seen In Statements On UNIT Plans
A high defense official said there was no essential clash between White House and Pentagon statements on universal military service and a revised reserve force. Defense Secretary Charles E. Wilson faced questions at a news conference as the administration aims to send manpower plans to Congress in January.
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Washington
White House
Pentagon
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Congress
John A. Hannah
Hannah
Eisenhower
National Security Council
Council Hears Complaints and Water Committee Report
City Council debated flood problems from Saturday’s storm as residents with downspouts tied to sanitary sewers were blamed for overloads. The Citizens' Council on Water outlined subcommittees and field trips while council reviewed zoning, storm sewer work, and funding changes amid mayoral call for proactive water solution efforts.
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Council
Water Committee
Citizens’Council Committee On
Victor Stewart
John Lugas
West End
Lake Ave
Kenneth Lord
Safety Service
Michael Lotko
Richard Baird
Citizens’Council Committee
Burton Ohlemacher
Norris Ryder
Chamber of Commerce
Ohlemacher
Outside Water Service
Wayne Herman
Walter Decker
Charles Lawton
Frank Oldenburg
Harry Claycomb
Robert Vandemark
Iax Pedley
Warren Robinson
Lake Erie
Sandusky
Lorain
Cleveland
Akron
New Group Formed to Defeat Lausche in Ohio
A new coalition named Free Enterprise System Inc. formed June 28 in Columbus to educate voters about issues and oppose Gov. Frank Lausche in his bid for a fifth term. Founders include Charles H. McCreary, Thomas S. Bush, and Columbus attorney Richard C. Deeg, who said the group would oppose the axle-mile tax, back freeway expansion on primary highways, and support limited government, while planning statewide clubs to mobilize against Lausche.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, C
Frank J. Lausche
Charles H. McCreary
McCreary Tracking Co
Zanesville
Thomas S. Bush
Nelsonville
Columbus
Richard C. Deeg
Jenkins, Williams, Wendt, Murrary and
Deeg
Free Enterprise System, Inc
GOP
James A. Rhodes
Deer
Free Enterprise Syvsiter, Inc
McCreary
Ohio
Man Tries Midland Station Robbery but Drops Loot
Midland Texas police report a man attempted a robbery at a local filling station. He stuffed coins from a vending machine into his pockets but dropped the money while fleeing pursued by unknown suspects.
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Midland
Tex
Air Enlistees For Next Two Months To Sampson
Air Force recruiters announce two month enlistment period at Sampson Air Force Base New York near Geneva on Seneca Lake. Staff Sergeant Richard D Snow lists eligibility 17 to 24 single or married with one dependent and good health. Recruiting hours are 8 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. daily except Sundays.
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Air Force
Sampson Air Force Base
New York
Richard D. Snow
Elyria
Snow
Sampson
Seneca Lake
Geneva
Eligin Air Force
Two Ohio VFW Posts Win In Ritual Contests
In Philadelphia the 75,000 marchers mark the Sth national encampment parade as VFW delegates hear reports and Harvey V. Higley address veterans affairs. Canton Post 66 Ohio and Warren Post 1090 Ohio top a drill competition, followed by Wichita Post 112 and others across Ithaca Detroit and Denver in final standings.
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Ohio Vfw
Philadelphia
Rain
Sth
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Harvey V. Higley
Veterans Affairs
Military Order of the Cootie
VFW
Order
Ray Ane
Yonkers, N.Y
Supreme Wander
William Wark
Ridgefield
N.J
R. 0. Nichols
Los Angeles
Irvin Rothenbugler
Ohio PUC hears minimal objections to phone standards order
The Ohio Public Utilities Commission held a brief hearing on a proposed minimum telephone service standards order with few objections. Six independent firms including Elyria Telephone Company voiced general concerns to preserve future rights, while others supported the measure as a step to improve overall service. The order, filed with the secretary of state, could take effect within 10 days, with full compliance by July 1, 1956, and may see a several month delay before the effective date to allow companies to adjust.
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Williams St
Clark and
Buckeye Sts
John E. Galazin
East River ‘St
East River St
Vassar St
Elton Becker
Elyria
Ground Observer Corps
Antrim Rd
West Third St
Finance Committee
J. Grant Keys
J. B. Johnson
City Planning Commission
Keys
Lotko
Lodi-North St
Second St.-East
Second St.-West
Oakwood Park
Columbus
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
John Robert Jones
Elyria Telephone Company
Ray O. Martin
Ohio
Daniel DeHayes
Ohio Independent Telephone Association
William McCloskey
McCloskey
Ralph Winter
Winter
PUC
Commission
Secretary of State
Martin
John Brown
Chillicothe and
Lorain Telephone
John R. Jones
Chou Joins Anti-U S Talk Drive
Chinese premier Chou En Lai joined top army chiefs to denounce U S policy on Formosa. He warned Washington seeks to turn Taiwan into a military springboard for aggression and to organize a Pacific anti Communist bloc while praising Indochinese unity and Geneva conference results.
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London
Chou En-Lai
U.S
Formosa
Chou
Pham van Dong
Peiping
United States
China
Chu Teh
Su Yui
Red
Chu
Asia
Taiwan
Pacific
Mommy Girl Cat Seeks Adoption After Pawning Squirrel
Warwick Neck RI reports a 10 year old cat nicknamed Mommy Girl once pawned by Mrs Thomas DiMeglio has moved to adoption papers for a young squirrel.
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Warwick Neck
R. I
Thomas DiMeglio
Woodring Attacks Marshall in Congressional Record
Former Secretary of War Harry H. Woodring accuses Gen. George C. Marshall of selling out his beliefs for power in a letter cited by Senator McCarthy. Woodring, who wrote the letter in June, says Marshall knew he was “selling out to the Reds” during his China mission, while Marshall offers no comment.
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Seph R. McCarthy
Congressional Record
George C. Marshall
Harry H. Woodring
Topeka
Kans
Woodring
Roosevelt
Marshall Army
Marshall
China
Truman
Leesburg
McCarthy
Henry L. Stimson
Robert M. Harriss
New York
Vose and
Harriss
Senate
Fdr
State Department
White House
Elyrian Leaves Shelby Hospital After Accident
Harry Jackson, 29, of 524 North St., was released from Shelby Memorial Hospital after a Sunday morning collision with a New York Central passenger train three miles northeast of Shelby. He suffered only severe bruises on his right knee, with no fractures, and told authorities he saw the headlight as he drove onto the tracks and stalled while trying to back off.
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Harry Jackson
North St
Shelby Memorial Hospital
New York Central
Shelby
Jackson
Foreign Aid Bill Near- Senate Set for Final Action
The Senate moved to approve a $3.11 billion foreign aid authorization after referring the McCarthy censure resolution to a special committee. The measure authorizes military economic and technical aid to free nations, opposes Red China’s UN membership, and would cut aid to France and Italy if they refuse to join a proposed six nation European army. The House approved a $3.338 billion authorization, with $3.896 billion in new funding for the year starting July 1. Senate investigators later heard from Morris Cafritz about profits on government backed housing loans.
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Senate
Joseph R. McCarthy
GOP
William F. Knowland
Eisenhower
McCarthy
House
Nixon to keynote Ohio GOP convention in Co Femobus
Vice President Richard M. Nixon will be the keynote speaker at the Ohio Republican State convention in Co Femobus on September 15.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
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Patricia Blau
Ben Margolis
San Francisco
Walter Godfrey
Peking
Richard Tenneson
Tenneson
Portia Howe
Alden
Minn
NEA
Building and Lands Committee
Longford
Beebe Ct
Poplar Sts
Dale’ Kellogg
Lausche
U. S
Sen
Elyrian
Shelby Hospital
United Press
Morris Cafritz
Cafritz
Senate Banking Committee
Nixon
Payer
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