Elyria city answers Pike Turnpike mandamus action
The City of Elyria filed an answer in the Ohio Supreme Court denying any obligation to reveal locations of water and sewer line relocations and opposing Turnpike authority to appropriate city land for a toll road bridge. It cites sixteen reasons why the commission should be denied and notes a 7 0 City Council vote to seek injunction.
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Elyria
Ohio Supreme Court
Ohio Turnpike Commission
Commission
Ohio Turnpike
Turnpike Commission
Black River
Ohio
Turn Pike Commission
City of
Richard J. Baird
Robert Shoup
Board Again Rejects Spring Grid Practice
Elyria High School will not hold spring football training again this year. The board of education at its regular meeting reaffirmed opposition, citing weather, cost about 1500 dollars, and field damage pending improvements. The session also reviewed athletic finances, noting year receipts of 11226.68 and expenditures of 7705.95 with cash on hand 3520.73.
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Elyria High School
Board of Education
William Coyer
F. J. Gottfried
Gottfried
Lakewood
Elyria
Lorain
Bedford
North Olmsted
Weather summary for Northeastern Ohio and Ohio forecast
Snow flurries and diminishing winds give way to partly cloudy skies this evening. Light snow and an inch more tonight and Wednesday, with continued cold. High today 34, low 24. Five day outlook cooler midweek, then mixed precip Saturday, moisture quarter to half an inch. Slippery highways near Cleveland area and several towns. balance of highways normal. Christmas Trees Botamer florist Omady.
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Ohio
Monset
Cleveland
Chardon and
Findlay
Celina
Kenton
Norwalk
Medina
Millersburg
Mt. Gilead
Circleville
Washington
Springfield
Greenville
Wilmington
Hillsboro
Georgetown West Union
Former Ohio Governor George White Seriously Ill in Florida
Former Ohio Governor George White, who served two terms starting in 1931, is listed in critical condition at a West Palm Beach hospital. He was admitted Monday and has been staying with his wife at their winter home in Florida after living in Marietta, Ohio.
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West Palm Beach
Cal
Ohio
George White
White
Marietta
Dean Sees Return To Plan Parley
Allied negotiator Arthur H. Dean left Korea for Washington and predicted he would soon return to arrange a Korean peace conference with the Communists. He cited Communist willingness to convene while noting they had schon delayed talks with accusations of perfidy over the 27 000 North Korean prisoners. Dean said he would not meet again until the insult was corrected to his government’s satisfaction.
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Panmunjom
Korea
Arthur H. Dean
Washington
New York
Seoul
Tokyo
Dean
Huang Han
United States
United Nations Command
Munsan
L Syngeman Rhee
U.N.C. Stockades
Huang
Ko Sok Bok
Winter road crews test county city and state salt plans
County road crews with 24 men and six trucks operated from 8 p m to midnight and spread salt and cinders on key intersections and grades. City crews cleared icy streets as morning traffic began. State crews also salted and cindered main routes. Two accidents were blamed on road conditions, one on Indian Hollow road near Parsons road and another on Route 10 east of Oberlin involving a Kipton car owner.
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Fourth Street
Broad Street
Fred Ulrich
Litchfield
Indian Hollow Road
Parsons Road
Oberlin
David Halitzka
Kipton
Joe Carver
Drug addict hangs self in jail cell after shoplifting arrest
Mrs. Helen Matthews 24 of Cleveland, one of four drug addicts sent to the county jail by Mayor Ault on December 4 for shoplifting, was found dead in her cell last evening. Discovered by cellmate Madeline Whitfield 23, Matthews hung herself with a silver cord dress belt looped around a wire screen. Deputy Guzik, jail matron Mrs. Finegan, and others attempted revival but failed. Matthews and her husband James 28, who gave Majestic Hotel Cleveland as their address, had been arrested with James Whitfield 29 and Madeline Whitfield on shoplifting charges. The May or fined the four $200 plus costs and sentenced them to bereavement.
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Helen Matthews
Cleveland
Henry W. Ault
Medeline Whitfield
Joseph Guzik
Carl Finegan
Matthews
James
Majestic Hotel
Elyria
James Whitfield
Madeline
Ault
Carpenters
Bere Og
Gratton
Capehart
Erb Radio
Shopping Days and Whitfield Arrest in Cleveland Case
The Whitfields from New York were arrested in Cleveland on possession of an illegal knife and alleged intent to obtain drugs. They received medical care in jail with reduced drug dosages while Mrs. Matthews, briefly in a padded cell, was treated after threats to take her life. The body of Mrs. Matthews was taken to Sudro Curtis memorial Home pending burial. County efforts to commit them to state or federal treatment for narcotics failed.
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Whitfield
Whitfields
Cleveland
New York
Finegan
Matthews
Sudro-Curtis Meral
Cold Spell Extends Across Ohio With Snowfall Widespread
The weatherman predicts the cold spell will continue until Friday with snow cover across Ohio. Ground temperatures have limited new accumulation though Geauga County saw up to 10 inches. Temperatures tonight range from 18 to 28 degrees with roads commonly clear but icy spots and melting freezes expected as the cold remains.
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Ohio
Weather Bureau
Columbus
Mercury
Geauga County
Summit County
Mansfield
Cincinnati
Dayton
Cincinnat
Delaware
Circleville
Toledo
Akron
Chillicothe
Western Employees To Donate Blood
Employees of the Western Auto Machine Screw Company sponsor a visit of the Cleveland Bloodmobile at the plant Friday. The new cafeteria will host the event during working hours, with Robert Gilmore, Elyria Red Cross Blood Recruitment chairman, commenting on the upcoming drive. Continued on Page 2.
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Bloodmobile
Herbert Carlson
Lett
Robert Bio
Western Automatic Machine Screw Company
Red Cross Bloodmobile
Cleveland
Robert Gilmore
Elyria Red Cross Blood Recruitment Committee
I Plant
Gilmore
Transit talks delayed to January 4 in Elyria bus dispute
Labor and management at Elyria Transit Company agreed to a 21 day postponement to seek a city subsidized solution after a 2 hour 45 minute session at the Graystone Hotel. Bus service will continue through January 5. Union Local 1484 and federal mediator replacements attended, with city officials promising to explore options to keep service.
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Elyria Transit Company
Elyrians
Graystone
Chet Cook
Robert Vandemark
Amalgamated Association of
Council
Kenneth Lord
Elyria
Norris Ryder
Richard Johns
St. John
James S. Duncan
Philip Ebeling
Dayton
Lima
James McGinnity
Union
Detroit
Cleveland
Russell Turner
Walter L. Wagner
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service of
Harley Beese
Elyria Central Labor Union
Graystone Hotel
Union No. 1
Permit Friend Of Pro-Red GI To Enter Truce Zone
In Tokyo the Air Force said Airman 1 C William Randall of Olla Louisiana may fly to Korea to visit his GI friend Corporal Aaron P Wilson of Urania La at the Indian custodia camp near Panmunjom. Randall would depart from Tokyo at 8 p m local time to attempt to persuade Wilson to return home. A message from Urania La signed by Myrtle Jean Wilson said she would also travel to Japan to seek permission to see Wilson and urge him to quit communism.
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Tokyo
Korea
Air Force
William Randall
Olla
Aaron P. Wilson
Urania
Randall
Japan
Henry B Wilson
Myrtle Jean
Truck Skids Hit Bus On Route 6 Near Vermilion
A Greyhound bus and a quarter ton pickup collided on Route 6 about three miles west of Vermilion at 2 35 PM Monday. One man, Ray L. Adkins 31 Norwalk, driver of the truck, was hospitalized with multiple injuries. Three others were treated and released.
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Creek
Greyhound
Vermilion
Sugar Creek
John Yuski
Inset
Ray L. Adkins
Norwalk
Chapin and Chapin Trucking Co
John Yusko
Cleveland
Etta Williams
Lorain
Max Bereny
Crawford Road
State Highway Patrol
Bay Bridge
Sandusky
Yusko
Elyria Draft Board To Induct Nine In January
Elyria Draft Board No. 72 will send nine men to Cleveland for induction into the U S Army on January 12. Clerk Catherine McKee says ten men, two more than last month, will go to Cleveland on January 20 for pre induction physical examinations.
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Elyria Draft Board No. 72
Cleveland
U.S. Army
Catherine McKee
Miss McKee
Crystal Clear Cleaners Promotes One Day Shirt Service
Crystal Clear Cleaners at 587 Cleveland St offers shirts beautifully laundered with a one day service option. The advertisement highlights rapid turnaround and professional care for garments.
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Crystal Clear, Cleaners
Cleveland St
Gruenther Reports Rapid Allied Build Up and Atomic Promise
United Press says General Gruenther told the North Atlantic Council that Allied forces in Europe have grown rapidly and will soon receive atomic weapons. He cautioned that this does not guarantee troop reductions and urged open minds to resist pressure to cut strength amid Dulles warning on France ratifying the EDC pact.
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United Press Staff
Paris
Alfred M. Gruensther
I North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Europe
Allied Supreme Headquarters
Gruerether
North Atlantic Council of Ministers
Gruenther
France
John Foster Dulles
United States
Dulles
Pro-Red G I s Refuse Talks at Panmunjom
Pro Communist American POWs refuse to attend explanations at Panmunjom for a second day citing discrimination against non-repatriates. Lt General Thimayya urged five of 22 to proceed. leaders said no. They fear animosity between stockade inmates and nearby South Korean POWs and demand longer Red propaganda time.
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Panmunjom
India
K. S. Thimayya
Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission
Thimayya
Richard G. Corden
East Providence
R. I
Stockade
Republic of Korea
Sleep tips and ads offer daily relief from sleeplessness
Empty stomachs may help sleep according to some doctors, and warm milk before bed can relax you. Chronicle-Telegram Classifieds promote health by solving insomnia with Want Ads to sell items, hire help, rent space, or locate lost articles via a simple phone call to 4751-ask for Want Ads.
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Chronicle - Telegram
Jewelry Special at Birkline's Pushes Rhinestones
Jewelry special features rhinestone neck laces chokers and bracelets priced at 2.50 and 2.9 each. Birkline's ad highlights affordable pieces in a local paper insert.
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Birkline’s
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Omady
U.S
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Voice of the People
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Ruben Adams
Cook
Roland St. John
Elyria Board
Edouard Dala
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