Lorain County Trial Costs Rise for Turnpike Suits
The Ohio Turnpike appropriation trials cost Lorain County taxpayers about 31.30 per day per day of trial. Judge Arthur Tudor of Hardin County was assigned to hear the cases after requests from local judges. Tudor has received 604.30 so far, with nine days of the Elyria Turnpike case totaling 267.65 in expenses. His frugal accounts show six cents a mile travel, modest hotel and meal costs, and a no-charge return trip noted as a "free ride."
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John D. Pincura
Elytia
Turnpike Commission
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Arthur Tudor
Hardin County
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Elyria Turnpike
Rhodes Gets Ike's Good Luck Wish for Ohio Candidacy
Ohio State Auditor James Rhodes and his wife Helen visited President Eisenhower who endorsed Rhodes in the Ohio gubernatorial race against Democratic Gov. Frank Lausche. Rhodes praised the President's program and said the nation would begin cleaning up its mess, with Ohio to follow on Jan. 1.
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Ray Bliss
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America
Weather report for Northeastern Ohio prediction
Partly cloudy and cool this afternoon with a high near 75 degrees. Skies remain fair and cool tonight and Thursday. Tonight’s low around 52, Thursday’s high in the mid 70s with diminishing wind, northwest at 18 mph. Trace precipitation in the last 24 hours ending Tuesday evening. Sunrise Wednesday at 6:30 a.m. Moonrise at 7:23 p.m. Wednesday. moonset around 4:22 a.m. Thursday.
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U S Checks Reports Of Possible Alliance Between Japs Reds
Washington reports a seriously disturbed U S government is thoroughly checking claims that Japan will seek an alliance with Red China after Tokyo statements by Hayato Ikeda, secretary general of Shi Yoshida's Liberal Party. Ikeda said U S attempts to contain Communism in Asia failed, prompting Japan to reappraise and seek friendship and trade with the Communists.
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Asia
John Allison
Tate
Clearview votes no on village incorporation
In a decisive 62 to 38 percent vote, the townships of Sheffield and Black River rejected incorporating a village from their portions. Voters turnout was 62 percent of 1,850 eligible, with precincts Sheffield North 90 32 Sheffield South 182 153 Sheffield East 144 112 Sheffield West 184 62 Black River No. 2 122 78. Absentee ballots favored incorporation, but overall anti-incorporation won.
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Black River
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Elyria Soldier Cpl John Miller Killed in Korea
Word came to Elyria last night that Cpl John Miller 71 was killed in Korea. His wife Mrs Lorna Miller received a telegram stating he died in a combat vehicle accident with few details. Miller served in Korea with the 90th Field Artillery Battalion and was due for discharge January 10 1935. He worked in the rocket department at Colson Corp before enlisting in February 195?. The telegram said the fatal accident occurred Sunday.
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Censure Group Likely To Drop McCarthy Marshall Charge
A unnamed member of the Senate censure committee predicts the panel will drop the charge that Senator Joseph R. McCarthy made an unwarranted attack on General George C. Marshall. The member stresses personal view while noting others may differ. The Marshall charge is among 46 complaints the six member panel must weigh as hearings begin August. Fulbright accuses McCarthy of attacking Marshall without justification in the cited 1951 Senate inquiry.
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McCarthy
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J. William Fulbright
Wisconsin
Route changes stir Cleveland area traffic fears and hearings
Cleveland discussions on a north south turnpike route anger county leaders and engineers as they weigh direct links to Cleveland. Painesville city officials and Lake County leaders push for closer access roads while fearing traffic impacts on Route 20 and Lake County. Officials urge timely hearings and caution against bypass routes that neglect metropolitan needs.
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Comlin
Cool air and heat clash across the plains and lakes
Cool air moves from the Dakotas to the Great Lakes as a heat wave resurges, bringing 100 degree readings to parts of the Great Plains. Temperatures cool along the Rocky Mountain and plains states with increased cloudiness and showers in the region.
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No Other Suspect Found in Sheppard Murder Case
Cleveland police chief Frank W. Story said no other suspect remains after a thorough search into the July 4 murder of Marilyn Sheppard. Dr. Samuel H. Sheppard remains the only person of interest as defense attorney William Corrigan contends police ignored other theories. The chief said one other suspect could be considered but was absolutely cleared, and two witnesses would be re questioned though their testimony would not reveal new suspects.
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Lorain
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Sheffield Lake
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Neves
Regina Stack
Nicholas Orth
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Holsey
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Eisenhower warns against pre emptive war in atomic age
President Eisenhower said a preventive war is unthinkable in the atomic era and urged free nations to build on easing tensions in Iran and the Suez region to deter Communist aggression. He defended UN as forum and rejected severing ties with Moscow, urging less rash talk and more strategic unity.
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Right To Add Water Fluorides Upheld
A Court of Appeals in Cleveland has upheld the city's right to add fluorides to the public water supply. The ruling supports efforts to reduce tooth decay by fluoride treatment.
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Politician Dodges Tax Cut and Spending Forecast
The official avoided specifics on income tax reductions for next year and declined to specify potential budget cuts. He suggested a general trend toward lower income and expenditures but offered no detailed figures or plans.
Easy Money for Ward Folks Ad Teaser
An old Telegram Classifieds ad urges residents to raise cash by selling unused items. It promises quick help from an ad writer and lists items like furniture, antiques, jewelry, instruments, sports gear, and toys. It mentions a contact number and cites a local example of selling bicycles.
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