Lorain County Gets Free Vaccine Distribution Details
Lorain County health departments receive 10 647 vaccine units under a federal program for children age one to ten. Elyria’s department did not submit requests this week and will not receive free vaccine. Lorain County can supply physicians for children in its jurisdiction. Cuya hoga did not receive vaccine. observers note Lorain may be prioritized due to polio rates.
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Tuo
Lorain County
Earl Wright
State Department of Health
Elyria
Wright
Health Department
Marion G. Fisher
County Health Department
Lorain
Steel City
I. C. Riaggin
J. Glenn Smith
Cleveland
Fisher
Biggin
Cuyahoga County
Lecal
Weather summary for Northeastern Chico and Lake Erie observations
Cloudy conditions with light snow flurries expected in Northeastern Chico. Highs near 3 to 4 degrees with lows around 20 to 24 tonight. Tuesday temperatures range 17 to 73 with a 34 inch snow flurry reading possible. Lake Erie winds shift to 20 mph tonight and remain southwest to west.
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Chico
Lake Erie
Steel Shortage May Delay Ohio Road Projects
Ohio’s accelerated highway program faces a steel shortage that could push completion dates back by nine to 12 months on some projects. Highway Director S. O. Linzell noted certain bids exceed estimates, and the Sandusky interchange project is among those affected with a shift from November 3, 1957 to June 3, 1958. He added that upcoming bids in Lorain, Allen, Auglaize and Laramie counties may see similar delays, though most reinforcement-only projects should be unaffected.
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Columbus
Ohio
S. O. Linzell
Linzell
Jwas
Lorain
Allen
Auglaize
Andi
Laramit
Sandusky Interchange
Hold Jobs Attend School Too Elyria Boys Show Heritage Of Greek Courage
Three Greek boys living in Elyria, Alex Gobomatis 19 Tom Kares 17 and Sam Kolbas 16 with Tom's 10 year old brother Peter have become local pupils and workers. They attend Gates School mornings and hold jobs afternoons or evenings while learning English. The group, newly arrived from Greece and Athens area, live with relatives and work at local firms and restaurants as teachers adapt lessons to their needs.
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Greece
Tom Kares
Alex Golomatis
Peter Kares
Sam Kollias
Gates School
Ruth Pick
Robert Gilliland
Jean Templer
Mike Kares
Dora Pappas
Peter
Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Alex Gobomatis
Sam Kolbas
Tom
Otr
Athens
Alex
America
Lorain
Beenjare
Kares
Tional Tube Co
Spero Valassis
Blue Bird
Sam Kollins
D and N
Petér Kares
Friendly Village
Fern Gates
Ruth Peck
Ice and Snow Cling to Northern Ohio Roads
Northern Ohio highways remained icy and snow covered this morning with salt crews out and only minor accidents reported. The Bay Bridge post of the State Highway Patrol and the Turnpike Patrol noted minimal incidents while cold air moves in, forecasting subzero readings and continued wintry conditions for 48 hours.
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Ohio
Bay Bridge
Highway Patrol
Salt T
Sandusky-Norwalk
Stoney Ridge
Toledo
Ohio Turnpike
Turnpike Patrol
Norwalk
Reider Seeks Ohio Democrats to Choose Their Own Favorite Son
Port Clinton publisher Robert W. Reider urges Ohio Democrats to pick their own favorite son, saying Governor Lausche is not a Democrat. He plans to oppose Lausche in the primary if Lausche seeks a sixth term, citing party resentment and the likelihood of Kefauver entering the race.
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Port Clinton
Robert W. Reider
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Lausche
Reider
Columbus
International News Service
Chicago
Lausche Declares Ohio Favorite Son Bid in 1956 Primary
Governor Frank Lausche announced his candidacy for Ohio’s favorite son designation in the 1956 Democratic presidential primaries. He said his name could be used as the initial pledge in Ohio’s delegation, while speculation swirled about his future state office or Senate run.
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Ohio
Frank
Lausche
Adlai Stevenson
Tennessee
Estes Kefauver
Chicago
Rudy E. Stapleton
Fulton County
Democratic Executive Committee
Stapleton
George H. Bender
Press Delay Delays Chronicle Telegram Delivery Last Night
The Chronicle Telegram faced printing troubles causing late delivery as press delays and gremlins slowed the run. Carriers waited for papers and some remade rounds after dark while the pressroom crew fixed the issues and completed the day's edition.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Ron
Tran
Tem
Small Tax Cut Possible But Not Immediately
Washington reports show Democratic Leader Sam Rayburn opposed a broad tax cut for now while Republican Leader Joseph Martin cautioned against substantial cuts before budget outlook is clear. Both sides expect only a possible modest cut or targeted relief if offsets align, with April guidance from the administration and a likely extension of the corporate tax from 52 to 7 percent.
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Congress
Joseph W. Martin, Jr
Massi
Martin
Sam Rayburn
Tex
Rayburn
Eisenhower
Senate
Democratic
Jaon B. Johnson
M- Mart
Dulles Flies to Paris for NATO Defense Review
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles arrives near Paris to join a Western defense policy review amid the revived cold war. He lands at Evreux air base after a ground strike paralyzed French airfields, with Treasury and Defense chiefs Ph. Humphrey and Wilson also aboard. The meeting gathers NATO ministers to discuss defense and finance before the session opens Thursday.
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Paris
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Evreux - Faauville
France
Treasury
George Humphrey
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
NATO
Russians Call Tour Success in India Says Khrushchev
In New Delhi Khrushchev and Bulganin declare the 21 day visit a success and praise strengthened friendship with India. A joint communique with Nehru covers Far East issues, including UN representation for Red China, Formosa, Korea, and Indo Chinese elections, with expanded trade but no stated aid. The leaders back a Far East conference with the United States and allies, while affirming continued atomic bomb production and opposing unilateral disarmament.
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Russia
India
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Afghanistan
Nikolai Bulganin
Bulganin
Jawaharlal Nehru
Far East
Red China
Formosa
Nehru
Bulgaria
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Geneva
Britain
France
Uhina
Nationalist China veto sparks Arab-Asian push to expel UN seat
United Nations officials report that Nationalist China vetoed Outer Mongolia and blocked an 18 nation plan. Arab-Asian bloc voices resentment and threats to oust Nationalist China from the UN, with calls to seat the Chinese Communist regime. The Soviet Union used multiple vetoes on Soviet satellites and free nations, while the United States urged reevaluation before Friday's deadline.
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United Nations
N.Y
China
Soviet Union
Security Council
Outer
Mongolia
Russia
Republic of Korea
South Viet Nam
U.N
General Assembly
Gus
Jordan cabinet resigns as new government formed
The Jordanian cabinet resigned and Haza Majali, former interior minister, began forming a new cabinet that is expected to sign the Baghdad Pact aligning Jordan with the western defense bloc to curb Soviet influence in the Middle East. Four ministers quit and Prime Minister Said El Mufti followed.
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Amman
Jordan
Haza Majali
Middle East
Said El-Mufti
Jon
Amherst School Study Recommends High School Project
Amherst study aims to push a high school project to the front, outlining a plan for a new facility. The commission schedules its inaugural meeting, signaling early steps in local education development.
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Tlyria Charter Commis
Amherst
Fire Hits Zanesville Weathers Wind Chaos
A 250000 blaze in Zanesville damaged a three story building housing an automobile agency. The fire started around 3 am and was controlled by four fire companies by 4 am. Winds up to 25 mph hampered efforts. no injuries or deaths reported.
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Zanesy Vivors Automobile Agency
Tour
Cale
Cole
Chromele - Telegram
Lorain Coumans
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