Elyria Considers Secession Township Plan By City Council
City council approves the idea of creating a new township to be named Ely Township or alternatives such as Cascade and Heman with Elyria as top choice. The measure advances to county commissioners for official action while fears of local antagonism and vindictive motives are discussed.
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Ely Township
Cascade
Heman
Findley
Webber
Sharp
Elywood
Beebe
Elyria
Elyria Township
Sond
Paul Wainwright
Eugene Smith
Third Ward
Clarence Schultz
First Ward
Joseph Cirigliano
Fifth Ward
O'Neill and DiSalle discuss Ohio budget surplus
In Columbus the outgoing Gov. O'Neill and incoming Gov. DiSalle outlined finances for 1958-59. They projected an uncommitted cash surplus of 25 million and a 6.5 million reserve for the state treasury as DiSalle prepares to start Jan. 12.
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Columbus
UPI
O’neill
Michael V. DiSalle
Tea Tee
William O’paign
Neill
Ohio
DiSalle
O'Neill
O'Nei
Michigan
California
Ohio highway plans eyed after DiSalle takes office
ONeill said about 20 million dollars in highway plans would be ready to put under contract next month when DiSalle becomes governor. He noted a bare cupboard when he took over and said DiSalle must decide the highway program including whether to complete the Columbus Cincinnati stretch. DiSalle said ONeill ran a 40 million dollar deficit and inherited a 40 million dollar reserve.
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O'Neill
DiSalle
Lausche
di Salle
Conneaut
Cincinnati
Columbus-Cincinnati
Frank J. Lausche
Snow Lifts Deer Hunt Optimism Statewide
A heavy snow boosts Ohio deer hunters for the 1958 season opening at 9 a m with about 45 000 hunters and a predicted one deer per nine hunters. Four day hunt runs 9 a m to 3 p m with shotgun or bow options and tagging rules.
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Ohio
Huron County
Tom Hennessy
Hennessy
Soviet Secret Police Chief Loses His Job
Moscow reports Gen. Ivan Serov, head of the Soviet secret police, has been relieved from his post by the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet. The transfer to another post was not detailed and it was unclear if he is promoted or demoted. Serov, 53, long served with Khrushchev abroad and in Ukraine after World War II.
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UPI
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Eisenhower
Nikita 5
Khrushchev
Humphrey
Senate
Moscow
Germany
O'Neill
di Salle
Ivan Serov
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Secret Police
Izvestia
Pravda
Supreme Soviet
Serov
Frunze
Russia
Parcensea
Snowfall Buries Northern Ohio Shaping Subzero Wave
Snowstorms statewide dumped up to seven inches in northern Ohio counties. Heavy squalls and drifts to three feet created hazardous driving, slowing traffic and prompting scattered school closures as temperatures plunged.
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Ohio
Goldfine Indicted on Contempt and Related Actions
Industrialist Bernard Goldfine was indicted by a federal grand jury on 18 counts of contempt of Congress for refusing to answer questions about the Boston Port Development Co at July hearings. arraignment set in Federal Court here Friday with bond at 1600. He faces up to a year in prison and fines up to 1000 per count if convicted. Separately, he fights a tax-records order in Boston appellate court. Weather and freezing conditions across Ohio follow with heavy snows and subzero readings in parts of the state.
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UPI
Bernard Goldfine
Congress
Goldfine
Boston Port Development Co
House
Sherman Adams
House Legislative Oversight Committee
Seteeemeans
Goldtine
Priday
John J. Sirica
U.S
Court of Appeals
Boston
Day
New England
Lorain County
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
State Highway Patrol
Ashtabula
Lake County
Chardon
Shaker Heights
Lake Erie
Cleveland Weather Bureau
Ohio
Coast Guard
Sandusky
Bay
Erie
Democrats Seek House Rules Change Ahead of 86th Congress
Liberal House Democrats push for a rules fight on opening day January 7 to curb the conservative Rules Committee power. Aiming to advance welfare reform from the Democratic Advisory Council, they face skepticism about success as the new majority may work its will.
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Washington
UPI
Democratic Advisory Council
House Rules Committee
House
Congress
Sam Rayburn
Council
Detroit
Chrysler Corp
United. Auto Workers Local 3
Styles Bridges
Chrysler
Dodge
Senate
GOP
Deaths blamed on bird nest fumes in Missouri bunkhouse
Three Arkansas truck drivers died from carbon monoxide poisoning at a Malvern Arkansas origin bunkhouse. Missouri Police Laboratory identified the fumes as the cause, naming John Parker 26 Lewis Lee Warden 24 both of Little Rock and William Briner 22 of Malvern. The nest jammed a water heater vent at a Lancaster Missouri filling station bunkhouse.
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Lancaster
Arkansas
Missouri Highway Patrol Laboratory
Jefferson City
John Parker
Lewis Lee Warden
Little Rock
William Briner
Malvern
Ark
M 7
Driver Escapes Injury After Vehicle Hits Stumps on Sugar Ridge Road
At 6 40 am William H Prante 32 of Medina lost control while passing on a curve eight tenths mile east of Elyria. His car veered off left and struck a stump pile. Prante was charged by the State Highway Patrol with passing on a curve and will appear in Elyria Municipal Court on Saturday.
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William H. Prante
R.D
Medina
Sugar Ridge Rd
Elyria
Prante
State Highway Patrol
Elyria Municipal Court
Lorain County High Industrial Growth Tops Survey
Lorain County ranks high in manufacturing and leads in truck trailer business per a regional survey. Oberlin College eyes continuation of the Washington Semester program amid housing disputes. Local officials debate water pricing, and county plans state job applications under the DiSalle administration. Toy industry outlook notes a 5 percent rise to 1.525 billion dollars with ads promoting classified listings.
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Lorain County
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