Editorial Ohio Can End Death Traps
The Chronicle-Telegram urges state sharing of costs for railroad crossing protection after a deadly Elyria crash. It endorses Metcalf-Malone House Bill No. 317 to fund 85 percent by the state, 15 by railroads, via license fee add-on, and a 50-50 maintenance split, with crossings protected by hazard priority. The paper argues timely installation across about 5,000 unprotected crossings within 15 years and calls legislators to act.
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Weather Outlook and Cloudy Intervals Report
Readable fragments describe a cloudy period with possible showers and mild humidity. Times and conditions are partially garbled but indicate a temperature range and daylight data including sunrise and sunset times.
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Maumee River Town Hit By Severe Flood
Ice floe four miles long moved through Grand Rapids ripping light poles and flooding downtown. Six feet of water gutted business districts while residents were rescued from apartments above stores. Evacuations occurred in Pemberville and Fremont as ice jams broke upstream and rivers rose across Ohio.
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Twin found after five years missing since school pause
In Cleveland a five year old pair Marguerite and Magdalene Tucker were found safe after an alley discovery by a telephone repairman ending a five day search. Police planned a city wide house to house search but details remain scarce about what happened after they left Kinsman School. The incident coincided with a national Lincoln sesquicentennial celebration marked by a joint session of Congress.
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Russia May Seek Atom Arms Plan Concession in Berlin Talks
Soviet diplomats here hint that their price for dropping threats of a new Berlin block ade may be cancellation of Western plans to provide atomic weapons for West Germany's growing army.
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SUB Bill Gets Ohio Senate OK
Ohio Senate backed a non emergency vote on SUB funds as House leaders seek bipartisan support for reinstating the emergency clause. Debate highlighted unemployment relief and the need for a statewide referendum if the clause fails.
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Steel Beam Derails Fast Train In Md Injuring 32
A steel beam fell from a passing freight buckled a track and derailed an 80 mile per hour Washington to New York express train in Middle River Maryland. Thirty two people were injured in the incident.
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Train wreck on PRR line injures twenty five
Engineer T L Winsey of the Pennsylvania Railroad described a derailed Potomac train after buckled track caused the locomotive to leave rails and topple ten cars. One steel I-beam and extensive track damage noted. Twenty five injured rushed to Baltimore City Hospital, condition not all stated.
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Ford Plant Workers Vote on Strike Authorized at Lorain
Some 700 members of UAW Local 425 at Ford Lorain Assembly Plant unanimously authorized a strike vote to be taken next Wednesday after a discussion of grievances. Union officials cited production speedups and health and safety concerns as key issues affecting lines 16 to 17 and the plant’s capacity.
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Lawmakers See Firing Of Missile
Fifteen members of the House Space Committee watched the Air Force launch an intercontinental Snark missile at Cape Canaveral. Led by Chairman Overton Brooks, the group witnessed the 3 58 a m shot on the Atlante tracking range before continuing to Huntsville to tour the Army Ballistic Missile Agency.
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Bank Robbery Trial for Mrs Thompson in Queens Felony Court
New York report states Ann Thompson 42 wife of a contractor will be arraigned in Queens Felony Court today for a bank robbery at Jamaica Savings Bank. She allegedly demanded one million dollars with a note and tossed the money back to a teller after obtaining it. Police say she had been drinking.
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Men Buy New Cars Study Says Women Noted For Influence
A 1946 Chronicle Telegram Classifieds notice promotes car sales with claims of men initiating purchase in 85 percent of cases and women helping select the make. Listings include a 1946 Plymouth priced at 50 dollars and a 1956 Ford with performance parts. Contact numbers are FA 3 3321 in Elyria and CE 3 6173 in Lorain. Mrs Ensign is quoted as saying Sold.
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