Elyria C O C Urges Pioneering Water Plan Revival
Elyria's Chamber of Commerce was urged to revive its pioneer spirit for inland water development. John H. Byrne of the Lake Erie Watershed Conservation Foundation asked for regional pipelines from Lake Erie to serve Lorain and Medina counties and urged a county wide committee to promote the project. He warned of ongoing shortages and urged repeal of a state law restricting sales of water to outside communities.
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Chamber of Commerce
John H. Byrne
Lake
Black River
Lorain
Medina
Elynia Chamber
Byrne
Lake Ende
Ohio
Lake Erie
Lorain County
Cuyahoga
Geauga
Lake, Summit
Portage
Ashtabula
Detroit River
United States
Elyria Chamber
Possible Mistrial Narrowly Averted in Sam Sheppard Case
In Cleveland Ohio juror Elizabeth Burke seemingly sought to ask a question during Sam Sheppard's nine week trial for the slaying of Marilyn Sheppard. Judge Edward Blythin later said such juror questions are improper and could have triggered a mistrial if allowed.
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Cleveland, O
Sam Sheppard
Bay Village
Marilyn
Dr. Sheppard
Elizabeth A. Burke
Cleveland Heights
William J. Corrigan
Edward J. Blythin
Dr. Sam
New Patrolman Assigned To Lorain Barracks
J W Dawson of Cuyahoge Falls will report to the Lorain barracks this weekend. W C Spangler from Vermilion is assigned to Toledo. Ohio Highway Patrol graduates 34 more officers after 14 weeks training as part of a expansion that has added 290 men since 1951 and increased districts from five to nine and 16 patrol posts.
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Lorain
Toys for Tots drive gains pace in Elyria
Elyria collects 100 toys this week bringing the four town total to about 700. Amherst leads with 325 toys as the campaign run by Marine Corps Reserve and Veterans of Foreign Wars continues tonight and tomorrow with collection barrels downtown.
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Elyria
Amherst
Wellington
Oberlin
Macvin Reising
Marine Corps Reserve
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Reising
Mrs. Marion Andres Granted Third Divorce in Madison
In Madison Wisconsin on Thursday Mrs Marion Andres 38 was granted a third divorce from Gerald J Andres 45 a musician on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment. She testified that her husband kept her awake nights arguing about what went wrong with their prior marriages.
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Madison, Wis
Marion Andres
Gerald J. Andres
Andres
U S Plans Cold Blooded View Of Far East Situation
U S orders protest at Salonika Consulate after anti American rioting by about 5 000 students who smashed the U S Information Center and clashed with police. Anti American and anti British demonstrations spread in major cities as communists urge Greece to quit NATO and abandon the Balkan pact.
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U.S
Far East
Athens
Greece
United States
Salonika
U.S. Information Center
Communist Party
NATO
Balkan
Turkey
Yugoslavia
Cyprus
Britain
United Nations
Exsenhower
Katerina
NAVY
Dulles Says U S Will Not Seek War Over Far East Provocations
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles told the Atlantic Council in Paris that the United States will face Communist provocations in the Far East cold bloodedly and avoid an adventurous reply. French Premier Mendes France supported NATO and West unity, rejecting a Soviet note over the Paris accords. The ministers reviewed NATO reports and debated control over tactical atomic weapons in Europe.
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Masagee
Paris
John Foster Dulles
Atlantic Council Today
U.S
Far East
Dulles
Palais de Chaillot
Soviet
Russia
Baviet
Pierre Mende
France
Mendes-France
West
Germany
NATO
Council
NATO Secretariat
Britain
County Employees Hear Retirement Program Facts
Lorain County Employees Association met in the courthouse and heard Deputy County Auditor Cloyd Gull discuss the Public Employees Retirement Program. A committee reported on proposed constituting bylaws, with the next meeting set for January 20 to adopt the bylaws and elect permanent officers. Lee Terrell served as acting president.
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Lorain County Employes’ Association
Cloyd Gull
Pub‘de Employes
Lee Terrell
Act
Lorain Man Awarded 6000 In Loan Dispute Verdict
A Lorain jury awarded John Lopusiewicz 6000 against John and Jennie Zaleski after a two day trial in Judge D A Cook's court. Lopusiewicz claimed a 10000 loan dated 1946 with 4000 repaid by 1948 leaving 6000 due. The defendants maintain they fully paid the loan on August 22, 1949.
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D. A. Cook
John Lopusiewicz
Elyria Ave
Lorain
John
Jennie Zaleski
E. 32Nd St
Lopusiewicz
Judge Declares Divorce Recess For Next Week
Judge dom Pincura announced the court will not hear divorce cases next week in observance of the Yuletide season. The current term's presiding judge said sessions pause for holiday peace and good will in the courts.
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Dom Pincura
Turn Toward Catastrophe World Won't End But It'll Be Rough
A Chicago report outlines a prophecy by Laughead, a Michigan State College physician, predicting earthquakes, tidal waves, and volcanic eruptions next Tuesday. He asserts threat to East and West coasts and claims incoming messages from an undiscovered planet.
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Chicago
Te Merze
Laughead
Charles
Michigan State
Sell Udel
Leegheed
Mexico
Brootwed
Sie Sak
Cn Laughead
Hissite Restrom
Ronotters
Clan
Dorothy E. Martin
Aution
Cormotters
Oak Park
Jop
Seucers
Martin Fall
Tone
Martin
Lincoln says guaranteed wage plan won't work
Lincoln Electric Co. board chairman James F. Lincoln argued the guaranteed annual wage is unworkable at a Elyria Kiwanis Club meeting. He cited Lincoln Electric's profit-sharing results and urged cooperation with employees to raise efficiency and industry prospects. He warned that resisting efficiency gains hinders progress.
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Lincoln
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Lorain County
James F. Lincoln
Lincoln Electric Co
Cleveland
United Automobile Workers
CIQ
Lincoln Electric
Jurors Arrive Early For Dr Sam Sheppard Trial Charge
Cleveland jurors, five women and seven men, began arriving before sessions as Judge Blythin read the charge in the ninth week of the Sam Sheppard murder trial. Dr Sam sat at the defense table amid family presence and photograph of the case, with the deliberation room upstairs for possible sentence decision.
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H. D. Quigg
United Press
Cleveland
Common Pleas
Edward Blythin
Samuel H. Sheppard
Criminal Courts
Sam
Marilyn
Hay Village
Blythin
Stephen A
Richard
Multiple divorces and suits clutter Ohio court docket
Courthouse records show Harriett Radcliffe granted a land loan association divorce from Howard and others granted separations for James from Vonda and Flossie Shepherd. John Pineura and D A Cook preside as cases include non support probation for John Goddard Jr. and suits by Coburns against Cleveland Trust as executor of Otto Knierim estate. State Highway Department filed two more appropriation suits over Rt. 20 property and easements.
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Harriett Radcliffe
Howard
John Pincura
James
D. A. Cook
Vonda
John Pine
Flossie Shepherd Tre
Jasper
John Goddard, Jr
South Amherst
John Pineura
Coburn
R.D. 1. Lorain
Cleveland Trust’ Co
Jerry Kostyo
Common Pleas Court
Inc
Knierim
State Highway Department
Pe Ae Scdinathire
Rt. 20 Y Jonn
IRS announces tax forms available for needy individuals
From Providence R I the Internal Revenue Office reports federal income tax forms are now available for anyone who cannot letter for Gesemwel seniling. The notice emphasizes access to tax resources for eligible residents and urges timely retrieval from offices.
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Providence
Ried Island District
Internal Revenue Office
Santa Will Pay Early Visit To Valley View
The Valley View Homes on Gulf Rd will host an early Santa visit Wednesday night for about 196 children. Parents arranged the special event to beat the Christmas Eve rush, with gifts for every child and a festive time for adults as well.
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Valley View
Valley View Homes
Gulf Rd
Santa Claus
Saint
St. Nick
Santa
Plush Dog Pound Project Approved at City Hall
City officials approved a $12,000 project to establish a plush dog pound. The measure moves forward, detailing funding and scope for the animal housing facility.
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