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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1954

Page

10

Ohio Roads Program To Be Doubled In 1955

Ohio Highway Director Linzell outlines 1954 spending of 115 million dollars, a 50 percent rise from 1953, with plans to double the program in 1955. He notes 30 projects set for February 15 totaling about 6.7 million, 5200 parcels acquired for 16.5 million, and a federal ten year plan to fund highway expansion to 1965. He emphasizes limited access and four lane plans across major routes including Route 40, 30, 18, and connectors through central and eastern Ohio.

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Motorist Chases Plane That Makes Emergency Landing

A reported incident in ON South Carolina describes a light plane piloted by Joc Garrett making an emergency landing on a roadway near town Sunday night. The craft allegedly cruised close to Albert Werner's car, crumpling its rear. The motorist told police he glimpsed the plane through his rear window and could not outrun it.

S.C Joc Garrett Albert Werner

Poll On Finances And Buying Plans To Be Taken Soon

Official poll takers will visit residents in 54 cities and rural areas over the next two months to ask about car purchases, housing plans, current finances, and future expectations. Interviewees are randomly selected, remain unnamed, and responses are kept confidential. Results will be published in the spring by the University of Michigan survey center for the Federal Reserve.

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Elyria’s Opera House to Rialto Theater Evolution

In late 1878 Elyria converted its Moor hall into an auditorium adding a stage and balcony. Elsie Ester opened the opera house January 2, 1879 with A Heroine in Rags. The venue hosted school exhibitions, local shows fundraising events, and performances by notable figures like Bob Fite and James J. Corbett. It later became the Rialto Theater, hosting movies, concerts, and civic events until its demolition for a parking lot era marked by shifting entertainments and transportation changes.

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Suburban Calendar of Meetings and Events Tonight

Local groups in Amherst, New London, Ridgeville and LaGrange list tonight gatherings. church meetings, scout den activities, youth choir rehearsals, and a Grange Christmas party with gift exchange. Everett Goddard touts a humorous mousetrap discovery in Portland Maine as a light feature.

B. Amherst St. John’s St. John's Church S. Amherst Altar and Rosary Society of Nativity New London Moose Hall American Legion Auxiliary Legion Home New Lordan RAM P.m Masonic Temple Cub Scouts den Alice Ruth Ward NEW London — College L. A. Crawford Ridgeville — Grange Grange Hall Agnes Sprague Rhea Miller Ridgeville Robert Schmittgen Case Rd Amherst — Women's Guild St. John Church Cub den Judith Lawrence Lagrange Hazel Adams Portland Everett Goddard

Not Neutralists Says Nehru Tito State Visit

Indian Prime Minister Nehru and Yugoslav President Tito insist they are not neutralists or seeking a third force. They advocate non alignment and peaceful coexistence without expanding arms. Tito is in India on a state visit to discuss world peace and mutual understanding.

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New Wool Boost Program Aims for Jan One Start

Washington reports a new program to raise wool production begins January first. The plan includes federal payments to farmers if the average price received falls below six and a half cents a pound. Differences from past policies will be shared among growers based on sale proceeds and age.

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Eisenhower Greeting Changes On Phone Call

White House writer reports that President Eisenhower answered a wartime call from Augusta Georgia and joked about rumors. He discusses a Thomas E Stephens portrait of his grandchildren, plans to hang it in Gettysburg when ready this spring. Also mentions meals at Augusta National Golf Club and Christmas visitors Fred Waring and wife.

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Question Adds Pregnancy Query in Unemployment Benefits

Washington DC officials announce a January first rule to ask applying women if they are pregnant for unemployment benefits. The law bars payments six weeks before and after childbirth, and officials say the question is needed to enforce eligibility. They note that older women past middle age may not be required to answer.

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Farm Leaders Predict Course Of Next Congress

In Washington three farm leaders weigh in on agricultural legislation. Agriculture Secretary Ezra Taft Benson expects a balanced constructive program and hopes it stays intact. Senator Spessard Holland foresees assistance with little disruption for two to three years. Allan B. Kline of the American Farm Bureau Federation predicts no major changes next year.

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