County considers work program to ease relief fund strain
Lorain County commissioners discussed a proposed county work program for able bodied relief recipients as a potential method to cut welfare costs after warning of a $50,000 shortfall before new state funds arrive. Welfare officials reported the resurvey of relief rolls shows no cases removed, and critics warned the state program leaves counties to cover deficits.
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C. C. Waterhouse
Anna Anikouchine
Waterhouse
Recheck
County Budget Commission
Where To Turn Amherst Church Newe Suburban 241
Death Records 2 This figure may become 53000 Editorial so the budget commission grants Green Thumb 10000 to Lorain City for its wet Hospital Notes Lorain has protested. At the suggestion of Commissioner Oscar G Dunn the commissioners will call a meeting next month with local welfare personnel and state representatives to consider changing the law so the state will take care of its old age pension cases in full.
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Amherst Church Newe
Budget Commission
Lorain City
Zilare
Lorain
Oscar G. Dunn
Plane Crash Kills 4 U. S. Airmen
Four American airmen died in a crash near FAIRFORD England as their Stratojet bomber failed on takeoff. The Air Force withheld the victims’ names while notifying next of kin. Local relief funds assist about 20 employables remaining on county projects.
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Fairford
England
United States
M Falate
Wellip Earth
Air Force
Wellington
Commissioners Formally Adopt 1950 CD Setup
County commissioners passed a resolution creating a Lo rain County Civil Defense Organization modeled after Butler County. The move recognizes that a similar setup existed since July 1930 but lacked a formal resolution. Civil Defense Director Sam Provenza leads a committee of county mayors to organize a full county wide system with municipal and township participation.
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Lorain County
Butler County
Sam Provenza
Weather by United Press Northeastern Ohio Update
Sunny with a wide temperature swing today high near 78 and a cool night with low around 33. Saturday stays fair and mild with a forecast high about 80 and light lake winds diminishing by night. 24 hour precipitation small at 0.02 inch. yesterday's range was 64 to 73. Sunrise 6 26 a.m. Friday. moonrise 3 12 p.m. Friday. Lake Erie winds north 15 mph this afternoon, easing Saturday.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
Employment up 50,000 as unemployment falls in latest tally
Washington reports a rise of 50,000 in employment and a drop of 1,000 in unemployment last month. A Commerce and Labor joint statement shows total employment in the week of July 5 11 at 62,148,000 with 3,346,000 jobless and a civilian labor force of 65,494,000, up 49,000.
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Washington
Commerce and Labor Departments
Reds Accept Food Offer From Soviets to Aid East Germans
BERLIN AP The Soviets have accepted President Eisenhower's offer to send food to East German flood victims, announced by the U S High Commission today. Other items note the LaGrange Fall Festival on Aug 6 and 7, 1954, and a Christmas ad offering a prize, plus an unrelated helicopter mystery reference.
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Berlin
Eisenhower
U. S. High Commission
Molotov tougher in diplomacy after Stalin's death
U S officials report Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov is tougher and more capable since Stalin's death 17 months ago. They say Moscow's aim is to isolate the United States and block Western unity via EDC and NATO, with talks of peaceful coexistence as leverage. Some officials credit Stalin's removal with the shift, while others doubt a single change explains the new tactics.
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Howard Handleman
U.S
Washington
INS
U. S
V. M. Molotov
Joseph Stalin
Stalin
West
European Defense Community
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Red Bloc
Molotov
Kremlin
Stalini
Britain
Mar
NATO l
FiveYearOld Dies After Falling From Moving Car Near Oberlin
Stanley Pressnell five died at Allen Hospital from injuries after falling from a moving auto on Rt 20 near Hallover Rd. He was born Oct 19 1948 in Elyria and lived in Wellington area. Survived by parents Donald E. and Mrs. Pressnell and a brother Gary. Funeral plans set at Wainwright Funeral Home with services Monday 2 PM at Brookdale Cemetery.
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Donald E. Pressnell
Stanley
Allen Hospital
Rt. 20
Hallover Rd
Aleato
Charlotte Oates
Collins
C. R. Wolfe
Norwalk
Wainwright
G. Russel Hargate
Brookdale Cemetery
Crash Near Norwalk Kills Man
NORWALK The seventh traffic fatality of the year in Huron County occurred as John J. Dickman 23 of North Monroeville died of internal injuries at Memorial Hospital at 6 30 a m today and George A. Hovatter 24 of Kimball a passenger is also hospitalized in fair condition when their auto rammed a truck in a head on collision on Rt 18 two miles east of Norwalk at 4 15 this morning An ambulance driver of the Orbaugh-Johnson Funeral Home a state highway patrolman and two men from a wrecking crew worked more than 30 minutes to extract the driver and his companion from between the dash board and front seat of the car which had been pushed within inches of each other.
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Norwalk
Huron County
John J. Dickman
North
Monroeville
Memorial Hospital
George A. Hovatter
Kimball
Rt. 18
Orbaugh-Johnson Funeral Home
Washington
Senate
Joseph R
McCarthy
Bremerha
Germany
U.S. Army
E. Daugherty
Bryan
Anhur V. Wailing
West Germany
World Pickman
Orbaugh-Johnson
Richard M. Nixon
Francis Case
House
Frank Carlson
Edwin C
Edwin C., Week Were “the Result of Commi- Johnson
Cole
John C. Stennis
Isai
Bremerhaven
Here
Iturn
Mitke
Togay
Gene Elliot
U.S
Vern
Sirong
Edward
Cynthia
Bremen
Iwas
Police Say They Indicate Killer Went In Garage
An Ohio murder case centering on Dr. Samuel H. Sheppard moved through court action as an appellate panel weighed a bid to block Bay Village Council President M. M. Barber from conducting a Monday preliminary hearing on a first degree murder charge. Police reported blood stains indicating the killer went into the garage, contradicting Sheppard’s account of fleeing. Detectives examined the home with a black light to trace movements, while attention centered on Sheppard’s extramarital relationships and the role of Mayor J. Spencer Houk, a friend of the doctor, who was questioned and faced potential witness status. The case also noted the green Jaguar in the garage and the presence of several women connected to Sheppard.
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Cleveland, C
Samuel H. Sheppard
Sheppard
Bay Village
M. M. Barber
Cleveland
Marilyn Sheppard
James McArthur
McArthur
Los Angeles
Margo
Dottie
Sheppards
California
iSheppard
Samuel R. Gerber
Houk
J. Spencer Houk
Susan Hayes
Miss Hayes
Mengranica Sheppard
Joy Hurd
Gershom M. Barber
Lakeside
Sheppard Family
Shepparet
Due To Die Tonight in Columbus Penitentiary
Samuel B. Nettles of Swanton faces execution by electric chair in the Ohio Penitentiary tonight for a Toledo double murder unless Governor Lausche commutes or intervenes.
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Columbus
Samuel B. Nettles
Swanton
Toledo
Frank J. Lausche
Classified ad offering quick sale help through Chronicle Telegram
An upbeat classified notice invites readers to place ads for selling items including real estate cars and furniture. It promises easy money via ad-writer assistance dial 4751. Mentions Mrs Russell Miller and a Rambler car with rough details and a quick sale push.
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Chronicle - Telegram
Russell ' Miller
Ridgeville
NASH
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