East Bloc vows stronger armies after West German rearmament
Communist East Germany Poland and Czechoslovakia announce plans to boost armed forces and adopt common defense measures against rearmed West Germany. Prague Radio reports massing a Soviet led eight nation alliance and a call for European collective security pact. Berlin signals a firm wall against West German militarism.
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London
East Germany
Poland
Czechoslovakia
West Germany
Prague
Moscow
Germany
Cechoslovakia
Bulding
Radio Prague
Coarte
General Assembly
Pierre Mendes-Prance
Berlin
Johannes Dieckmann
Dulles Sees Diminished War Danger and Western Unity
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles said the danger of general war is receding as free nations unite and strengthen. He noted progress on Western European Union plans and German rearmament, while warning against overconfidence amid Soviet pressure and subversion concerns in the pact area.
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Washington
Lns
John Foster Dulles
Russia
U.S
Moscow
Dulles
LLP
WEU
European Union
West Germany
Bangkok
Free World
State Department
Spain
State
Defense Departments
500 To Be Laid Off At Lorain Tube Plant
Lorain Works National Tube Division plans a four day week with about 500 workers placed on indefinite layoff starting Monday as three seamless mills and three butt mills cut schedules. Total unemployment at Lorain Works is about 1,600, with most layoffs occurring in the last two months.
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Lorain
Lorain Works National Tube Division
U. S. Steel Corp
Seamile
Three Butt Mills
Lorain Works
Defense
National Tube
Five Day Weather Forecast for Northeastern Ohio
The forecast calls for mainly sunny and warmer conditions this afternoon with highs around 38 to 44. Tonight remains partly cloudy and cooler with lows 32 to 37. Saturday looks cloudy and mild with occasional rain. Overall a shift to above normal temperatures is expected with precipitation likely Saturday through Sunday and possibly snow in the northeast.
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Ohio
United Press
Simay
Elyria Prepares 1955 Budget With Expanded Services
Mayor J Grant Keys and Safety Service Director Michael J Lat outline plans to boost water, street repair and sewage disposal projects for Elyria in 1955. After auditing 1954 results, they praise the city auditor and staff for low costs and higher services, noting a brighter financial year ahead and funds from a two mill levy to support promised improvements.
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Elyria
J. Grant Keys
Safety Service
Michael J. Lat
Ellsworth
Albert
Cty
Keys
Dale Kellogg
Council
Where To Turn Special Year End Recaps
Special Year End section recalls news and picture highlights from the year. ELYRIA TURNPIKE battle echoes as state officials ponder funds for survey for a new project. Page references hint at plans and sections under review by officials.
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Elyria
Snowstorm raises New Year toll with 57 dead report
United Press notes the winter blast from the Southwest blasted into the Northeast, leaving at least 57 dead and heavy snow from Wisconsin to Texas. Traffic hazards rose as slick roads and freezing rain spread. safety officials urged tough enforcement against drunk driving while cities prepared for New Year celebrations.
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United Press
Wisconsin
Kansas
Texas
Oklahoma
New York
Colorado
Chicago
Indiana
Michigan
New England
Vermont
New Hampshire
Maine
Pittsburgh
Ohio
Monongahela
Allegheny
Suez Canal Blocked By Accident Forces Closure
PORT SAID Egypt A freak accident blocks the Suez Canal and authorities say the vital link between Europe and Asia will be closed for at least four days. Snow and rain hit the Northwest with subzero temps in Bemidji Minnesota and Wyoming. Colorado Mountains face 8 to 10 days of delay. Holiday traffic may delay hundreds of ships and raise risks on Christmas week. Police and registry officers in Massachusetts to serve coffee?
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Port Said
Egypt
Suez Canal
Europe
Asia
Bemidji
Minn
Wyoming Canal
Colorado Mountains
Africa
Massachusetts
Resignation of Lorain Pastor Due to Illness
Monsignor John M. Kandrac of Holy Trinity Lorain resigns because of illness after long service since 1941. He led multiple parishes including St. Cyril and Methodius Warren and St. Joseph Newton Falls before Lorain. Rev. Joseph S. Ungarsky named new Lorain pastor, previously at St. Ladislas Cleveland. Dinner and dancing every Friday and Saturday advertised at Sheffield Restaurant Mural Room.
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John M. Kandrac
Holy Trinity Church, Lorain
Msgr. Kandrac
A.s. Anthony Church
Fairport
Archbishanah
Schrembs
SS. Cym
Cecornomus
St. Ladislas
As- Methodius
Cleveland
St. Joseph Church
Newton Falls
SS. Cyril and Methodius Church
Warren
Warren Church
Lorain
Lake Port City
Catholic Charities
Lorain Church
Edward F. Hoban
Joseph S. Ungarsky
Ungarsky
St. Boniface
Sheffield
Elyria Motorist Faces Charge After Two Car Crash
John Mitchell 31 of Riverside Homes will appear in Mayor's Court Monday on a charge of failing to maintain control after his car rear ended Shirley Braddon 25 of Syracuse New York on East Ave. Mitchell said another car passed on his left as the accident happened. In a separate incident Charles A. Shreve 20 of West St was rear ended by Albert R. Gates 26 of Lorain on Lake Ave with no arrest made.
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East Ave
John Mitchell
Riverside Homes
Mitchell
Shirley Braddon
Syracuse
N. Y
Charles A. Shreve
West St
Albert R. Gates
Lowell Ave
Lorain
Lake Ave
Shreve
Gates
Dinner and Dancing at the Sheffield Restaurant Mural Room
Advertisement notes dinner and dancing every Friday and Saturday evening in the new Mural Room at the Sheffield Restaurant.
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Sheffield
Adv
Ellsworth auditor notes Surprising general fund balance for 1955
Auditor Albert and Mayor Keys report a year end general fund balance of 126 352 for 1954 55 with receipts heavier than expected including inheritance tax permits and bank deposit tax. The balance supports ongoing city services and cites the Ohio Turnpike Commission payment earmarked for bypass work in a separate account.
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Don Miller
Whit Cy
Ellsworth Albert
Alyna
Alhert
J. Grant Keys
Dees
Ohio Turnpike Commission
Bal‘nco
Albert
County Tax Duplicate Rises About Three Percent
County Auditor Frank Ayres reports the 1955 tax duplicate shows a near three percent rise from 1954. Total figures show public utilities valued at 81,436 and personal property at 130,496,659 with Lorain City’s duplicate at 179,018,401 reflecting a small year–to–year change due to reclassification shifting equipment from real to personal property. Personal property values will be refigured for 1955 collections based on March assessments and collected in April.
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Frank Ayres
Ayres
Atl
Oral County
Audistor
Elgin
Lorain City
Lorain
Noodle origins spark ad style promotion
An oblique note traces egg noodles back to a Bavarian kitchen accident and markets them via Chronicle Telegram classified ads. The piece ends with a sample ad for a complete bed sold for $10 and a local phone contact.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Justin Emlich
Elyria R.D
Chronicle- Telegram
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