Turnpike Board Says North Pike Route Costlier
The Ohio Turnpike Commission released figures to Elyria Mayor J. Grant Keys showing any toll road on the second northern alternate outside Elyria would cost between 1.73 million and 2.11 million dollars more than the route the commission chose through the city. The data came after recent talks aimed at breaking the deadlock over the route.
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Capacity Crowd To Hear Sen Butler At Banquet Here
A sell-out audience is assured for Senator John Marshall Butler Maryland Republican as principal speaker at the Lincoln Day dinner to be held at the Washington Avenue Church of Christ next Tuesday evening. Butler, a Baltimore native and 56, has served on multiple Senate committees and toured Europe to inspect shipyards. He is a World War I veteran, a partner in a Baltimore law firm, married with a daughter and two sons.
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Grafton Driver Seriously Injured In Car Overturn
Robert Montgomery aged 29 of Neff Road Grafton was listed in serious condition at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a car overturned. Tony Errito of RD 2 Grafton brought him in. Deputies provided no details on how the crash occurred.
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Grafton
Northeastern Ohio Weather Update: Partly Cloudy With Mild Warmth
Partly cloudy today and tonight in northeastern Ohio with a high near 38 and a low around 30. Friday expected to be fair and warmer. No precipitation in the 24 hours ending 8 p.m. Wednesday. Temperature range a year ago Wednesday was 26 to 38. Sunrise Thursday around 6:00 a.m., sunset 5:48 p.m.
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Lost 3 Hours Plane Lands at Kaneohe After Pacific Crossing
A Navy transport plane attempting a record Tokyo to Pacific crossing was lost for three hours in stratospheric winds east of Midway. With 75 aboard it landed at Kaneohe Marine Air Station on two engines with minimal fuel. Lt Paul Tillman, the Honolulu pilot, regained position 95 miles off Oahu after a radio fix as a Hawaii National Guard F-47 intercepted. The craft carried 64 passengers and 11 crew members.
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Probe System of Advertising Commissions
Washington Attorney General Herbert Brownell Jr confirmed the antitrust division is probing the system of advertising commissions in publishing. He said no action is assured and that both publishers and agencies are involved. The inquiry, revived after a prior Truman era probe, examines whether agencies fix similar fees to curb competition, with broader interest in radio and TV ad practices.
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Herbert Brownell Jr
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Brownell
Iime
Realstate
Stevens To Study Major Discharge
Secretary of Defense Robert T. Stevens agreed to Senator Joseph R. McCarthy's demand that the Pentagon investigate the honorable discharge of a New York major accused of Communist activities. Stevens said he would look into it promptly and noted that if the man is a Communist or invoked the Fifth Amendment he was not entitled to an honorable discharge.
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Four Republicans Seek Nomination for 13th District Congress
Four candidates will seek the Republican nomination for the 13th district congressman races as filing closes for the May 4 primary. Lawrence W. Johnson of Avon Lake unexpectedly joins D. A. O of Vermilion Dale Kellogg of Elyria and Louis A. Seater Sr of Sandusky for the nomination. Counties in the district include Lorain Erie Sandusky and Huron.
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Avon Lake
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D. A. Ao
Vermilion
Dale Kelogg
Elyria
Louis A. [Seater Sr
Sandusky
Lorain
Huron
Erie
Medina
Ashland
Richland
Charles A. Mosher
Oberlin
Robert Henderson
Ans
Robert Rath
Mansie
Edward DeChant
George Ee
Leslie Burge
Russell Wade
Jorge
David Goldthorpe
Jim Resar Moves to New Address in New Pons
Jim Resar has relocated to S23 Lod Street, New Pons 30-112, changing his residence and contact details.
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Grand Jury Finds No Prosecution In Lorain Gambling Case
After a two day session the Lorain grand jury found no evidence that gambling existed beyond what the public press reported. It questioned Lorain police, Editor Malcolm Hartley, Elyria Chief Boggs, and Sheriff Finegan, and urged more officers and tighter pinball controls to curb youth gambling. The panel linked juvenile delinquency to parental neglect and urged parental prosecution.
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Annual Dinner Of Club Set Tonight 250 Are Expected
About 250 persons are expected to attend the Fifth Annual Dinner Meeting of the Lorain County Farmers and Businessmen's Club, a division of the Elyria Chamber of Commerce, at Washington Avenue Church of Christ at 6 30 p m. Mayor J Grant Keys and C of C President Fred G Reiter will address the gathering. Also present are Leslie Burge and Russell Wade state representatives. Prof Edward A Wright head of the dramatics department at Denison University will provide a humorous talk. Ray Eppsey of Grafton will be inducted as new president replacing Sterling Mills of North Olmsted, who will be master of ceremonies. Also to be put into office are L F BeVier Wellington Rowland M Bartter Columbia Station and Charles F Coles Elyriahon Orary director.
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Denison University
Notables Blamed for India Stampede Tragedy
Indian papers report a stampede that killed about 500 as crowds of pilgrims swarmed the Ganges at the Kumbh Mela. They fault VIP protection demands by rulers like President Rajendra Prasad and Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru for straining police and leaving crowds unchecked. Nehru regrets the disaster and says he and Prasad made no excessive demands.
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Jawaharlal Nehru
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Holy Name Society Presents Bob Kennedy at St. Jude's
Cleveland Indians star Bob Kennedy appears tonight at St. Jude's Church as the Holy Name Society hosts an event. Tickets are $1.00 and available at the door with refreshments to follow.
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Turnpike Cost Report Promised This Week by Attorney
Mayor J Grant Keys announced that comparative cost figures and other material prepared by John Lansdale, attorney for the One Turnpike Commission, will be delivered to Elyria within the week. Keys plans to present the information to City Council when it meets as a committee of the whole on Monday night.
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Robbers Take Cash And Kiss In Ventura Bank Heist
Two gunmen robbed the Railway Express Agency in Ventura stealing 35008 dollars in cash and a kiss from Mrs. W A Davis while bound agent Davis and his wife were restrained. The attackers fled after the unusual gesture.
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Rhodes Charges Lausche Officer In Vested Group
Ohio Governor Lausche is accused by Republican James Rhodes of holding and acting as a vice president in the Federation of Railway Progress, a vested interest group. Rhodes says the governor may serve two masters and demands full public disclosure of fees and membership.
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Pope’s Illness Not Critical Pope Is Not Critical
Vatican officials denied reports that Pope Pius XII is critically ill after hiccoughs. Doctor Galeazzi Lisi stated the 77 year old pontiff is not in danger and can take liquids after a period of poor appetite, with several restful nights since the illness began January 24.
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Fears It Would Take Away Some Executive Powers
Washington leaders debate presidential power in treaty limits as Attorney General Brownell opposes the George substitute fearing loss of executive authority. Sen Georges predicts Congress will shelve the issue this year while Knowland push to craft a piecemeal or altered Bricker amendment faces four factional camps.
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Grand Jury Indicts 40 in Lorain County Session
The Lorain County grand jury under foreman C Russell Stokley ended a two day session with 40 indictments. Jurors considered 64 cases and heard witnesses while 12 were referred for action. Indicted defendants include Percy Faulks Carl McElyn Oscar Patton Donald Brunger Herman Caldwell Mary Rebecca Taylor Oscar Bates Thomas White Estile May Williams William Hall Chester Scott Galen Hendrixson Lyle Thompson George Beaire Glenn Pass Virgil Sloan Francis Burke Robert Thompson William Greer Walter Hambly Carl Sauer Frederick Lewis Hubert Akers John Vakarics and others. Page 2 continues.
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Elyria
Abraham
Thomas White
Estile May Williams
William Hall
Chester Scott
Nto
B & B Grill
Galen Hendrixson
Lyle Thompson
George Beaire
Glenn Pass
Virgil Sloan
Willow Hardware
Francis Burke
Excell Machine Products Co
Robert Thompson
Mittendorf
William Greer
Walter Hambly
Haury
Carl Sauer
Outlet Clothing Co
Frederick Lewis
Carl Meier
Hubert Akers
Ben Margolin
John Vakarics
Warm Air Expected In Ohio By Friday
Unseasonably warm air moves east toward Ohio and will push temperatures into the 40s and 30s by Friday. Today’s high lingered 32 to 38 with a 24 to 30 degree low tonight. Light snow fell across much of the state but is fading as the warm trend begins. The stretch should last through Saturday as general sunshine returns nationwide due to lack of cold Canadian air. Roads east of a Cleveland to West Union line report light snow while others are clear. 8 am readings: Chicago 31 Denver 33 Los Angeles 57 Miami 78 Washington 32.
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Snow Storm Lashes Upper Midwest and Northeast
A United Press report notes a winter storm blanketing the upper Midwest with up to seven inches, affecting Illinois Indiana Michigan and Wisconsin. Heaviest snow fell in Michigan with Lansing seven inches and Grand Rapids five. New York and New England saw two to three inches while southern New England endured rain.
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Woman Dies In Crash In Ohio Near Cincinnati
A two car collision on Route 25 north of Sharonville killed Mrs Sarah Sewell Houlonsville of Kentucky and injured ten others, according to UP. The report details the fatal crash and the injured passengers.
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Cincinnati
Sarah Sewell
Easy way to remove lipstick from washable clothes
Cold cream on the lipstick spot lets it soak in, then launder as usual. The ad also promotes Chronicle-Telegram Classified Ads offering to sell buy rent hire anything, with Want Ad assistance via phone 4751.
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