Kids Won't Skate This Weekend In Warm Elyria
Elyria will not offer skating as planned this weekend because warm weather makes ice unsafe. Park Superintendent John Madhock says there will be no practice or public skating while temperatures stay high.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1955
Page
10
Elyria will not offer skating as planned this weekend because warm weather makes ice unsafe. Park Superintendent John Madhock says there will be no practice or public skating while temperatures stay high.
The FCC extended by one month the deadline for objections to a fee examiner's recommendation in broadcaster Edward O. Lamb's case. Examiner Herbert Sharfman found no proof of Communist associations, and the commission will rule on Lamb's WICU license for Erie, Pennsylvania, with objections due by January 26.
The first American troupe to visit the Soviet Union receives a hero’s welcome in Leningrad as they broadcast Christmas messages and perform Gershwin selections. Crowds chase actors on Nevsky Prospect and press for autographs while the group tapes holiday greetings for American radio.
Visakhapatnam Port tug master H Tataiah staged a seven day hunger strike to press demands. Railway officials formed a committee to investigate the grievances and he ended his fast after the inquiry was set up.
Airman first class Albert J. Rennert a Milan resident and Wart Oscoda Michigan serviceman, was injured when he lost control of his car on Rt 6 near Rt 61 at 8 40 p m. The vehicle struck a pole and another object, causing minor injuries to Rennert who was treated and released. He was charged with reckless operation and was to appear in Mayor's Court in Huron.
An indictment for burglary at Haserodt Jewelry Store on October 17 led Judge D A Cook to increase Petak’s bond to 50 000 at the prosecutor’s request. A capias was issued for his arrest pending bond. Petak had been free on 20 000. He is charged alongside Charles Broeckel who cannot make bond and remains jailed. The 30 000 bond is set as two 15 000 bonds for two counts.
The arson suspect, owner of a house trailer, was ordered by Judge D A Cook to Lima State Hospital for mental examination after a motion by Trader's attorney. The arson charge was referred to the Lorain Municipal court grand jury.
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