Buses To Run Until Saturday Amid Transit Cash Crisis
Elyria transit employees resumed service after a day to day wage plan, cash payments per day, while a special committee led by Mayor J. Grant Keys reviews finances to keep buses running. Drivers from Local 1742 voted to return to work despite late pay, with a $1,300 creditor demand delaying full payroll.
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Lausche Shakes GOP Outlook in Ohio Senate Contest
Ohio Governor Frank Lausche announces he will run for the Senate seat currently held by George H. Bender, a move that blindsides Republican hopes for regaining control. Lausche, a strong vote getter who won reelection in 1952, carries broad Democratic backing as the party seeks to flip the chamber.
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Bradshaw Says Reds Kidnapped Him And Wife
American medical missionary Dr Homer Bradshaw and his wife were kidnapped by Chinese Communists on March 2, 1951, held at a hospital in Kwantung province for 59 days, released to Hong Kong and flown to Clark Air Force Base Philippines for treatment. They may travel to the United States in about two weeks for further care.
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Republicans lock seats in safe states for next year
The stake in safe Democratic states looks lighter for Republicans while Democrats endure setbacks. Senator Alan Bible of Nevada will not seek reelection, a blow to the party in a state where GOP strength has grown. Bender cites Lausche and Eisenhower ties as he campaigns across Ohio to keep the Senate aligned with the president's program.
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Paraguay Revolution Reported Amid Heavy Fighting in Asuncion
Reports from Buenos Aires say a revolution erupted in Paraguay with heavy street fighting in Asuncion after President Stroessner ordered the arrest of Epifanio Méndez Figueroa, a Colorado leader. The revolt allegedly began with a cavalry unit and included Campo Grande forces. Méndez Figueroa’s faction claimed army support led by General Matías Samaniego.
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Weather Brief Northeastern Ohio Updates
Northeastern Ohio forecast shows mostly cloudy skies with mild temperatures and light snow possible. High near 2 and low around 1 to 24 degrees, with continued cold and flurries into Friday. precipitation about 0.25 inch in 24 hours ending Wednesday afternoon. humidity 36 percent at 8 a.m. and 2 p.m. A florist ad for fresh cut bowes and carek offerings appears among the page items.
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Celebrezze Petitions Taken Out for Governor Bid
A Columbus attorney filed nominating petitions to place Cleveland Mayor Anthony A. Celebrezze on the Democratic gubernatorial ballot. Celebrezze, former state senator and ally of Governor Lausche, follows Lausche’s decision to seek the U S Senate rather than a sixth term as governor.
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Ohio Turnpike Executive Director Resigns After Short Term
Frank Dunbar Jr. resigned as executive director of the Ohio Turnpike Commission after a brief tenure. He said he sought Governor Laushe’s consideration of his resignation, a request recently made in October, with details continued on page two.
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Ohio Turnpike Commission
Christmas gifts brighten Lorain County Home residents
Residents of the Lorain County Home received gifts from the Elyria Chapter of the American Red Cross. Six volunteers, led by Max Sigel, handed out handmade purse bags toilet articles and a piece of jewelry to both older residents and younger visitors.
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Keys to Seek Revenue Study by Council in 1956
Mayor J Grant Keys to present a program after January 1 focusing on financing needs and possible revenue sources. He may ask to renew the two mill levy and explore options such as a wage tax or sewer rental fee while continuing street and sewer improvements. Auditor Ellsworth Alheit endorses careful spending and a full tax structure review by the new council.
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Retail Sales Jump 35.5 Percent in Lorain County 1948–1954
Lorain County retail dollar volume rose 35.5 percent from 129,827,000 in 1948 to 1948 figures in 1954, with 1,556 stores. Census data show gains outpaced state average. five trends cited by Elyria Chamber of Commerce secretary Norris Ryder include industrial growth, new residents, healthy business activity, and rising living costs.
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Ford Vies With GM For U S Industry Top Spot
Report filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission shows Ford Motor Co ranking third in 1969 year to date sales and fifth in total assets, as investors push Ford shares higher amid talk of a GM lead. Authorities note nine months earnings near 312 million with assets around 2.49 billion.
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Eisenhower Gives White House Staff Painting as Christmas Gift
President Eisenhower surprises 700 White House staff with a painting of his Rocky Mountain fishing camp as a Christmas gift. The wellness album shows his Byers Peak ranch scene near Fraser Colorado and copies are given to staff and top aides.
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Amherst Fy Books iz Comics e 34.35 Dearthone News on Death Records
Entertainment page notes death records and letters to the editor. Police department notes and civic items appear alongside market and nursery updates. Listings include oyster and seafood products, a Christmas tree nursery note, and a holiday closure from Puritas Products with a January reopening.
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Winter Debut Brings Mild Outlook for Ohio
Winter arrived officially at 10 12 a m EST with a forecast for a relatively mild start. Temperatures in Ohio are expected to rise above freezing in most areas with highs around 28 to 34 degrees in the northeast and 34 to 42 in the west and south before dipping to lows of 18 to 24 or 23 in the south. Snowfall noted in Cleveland totals about four inches under the average, with December bringing nine and a half inches.
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Odds on three card flush and Chromede Telegram ads
The note compares a five card flush odds about 1 in 500 with using Chroniele Telegram Want Ads for selling renting or hiring. It promotes Chromede Telegram ads as a superior channel to reach aims when you have items to sell rent or need workers.
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