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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1955
Page
4
Washington reports Senate hearings are promised on Herbert Hoover's recommendation to create a second vice presidency by Congress to ease the president's burdens. The plan aims to share executive duties and potentially alter the line of succession.
The Elyria Bicycle Court, led by teen co-judges Lyn Pankoff and Mary Jane Riley, held a monthly session with absent parents causing postponements. A 10 year old boy Allen Adams was certified to Juvenile Court after guardians failed to appear. Three defendants face jury trials next month. a second offender Ella Mae Williams must write an essay on jaywalking. Other fines and notices cited for road safety and vehicle violations.
Ridgeville PTA schedules its annual Christmas program Thursday at 8 p.m. in the high school auditorium with all parents and friends invited. Also Catholic Youth Council hosts a Christmas formal December 2 at St Peter's auditorium from 8:30 to 11:50 p.m. featuring Gene Eckenfels and his orchestra and Silver Bells theme.
The State Department said an American sponsored conference hall in West Berlin will be completed by 1957. The project is described as an expression in stone and mortar of the merit of free speech and is estimated to cost four million dollars.
More than 100 names are being considered for the new president of Ohio State University, disclosed by the board at a meeting. A committee of 11 faculty members has prepared data on 19 nominees for recommendation. Dr Howard L Bevis will retire June 30. Farm wages are rising in Mexico.
The Federal Home Loan Bank Board adopts standby credit to ease prior curbs. It may loan member associations up to five percent of deposits, with total advances not to exceed ten percent of accounts, aiming to spur 1956 home mortgage financing and adding about one billion dollars in available funds.
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