Ohio Governor Discusses Welfare, Law, and Prison Needs
Gov. DiSalle defended welfare program administration and cited 900,000 Ohioans over age 6 with 88,000 currently receiving aid. He rejected political attacks over the Willi May Mallory kidnapping case, urged following the law, and dismissed a polygraph test for Dr. Sam Sheppard. He called for a new central Ohio security prison and possible Grafton expansion, to be raised next session. The remarks were made at Oberlin with local Democratic leaders present.
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Wid
Ohio
Willi May Mallory
North Carolina
Sam Shepipard
Rocky River
DiSalie
Oberlin Young
Democratic Club
Oberlin Forum Board
Atty
Joseph Amel|yi
Lorain County
Democratic Executive Committee
Rayynond Hoobler
Young Democratic Club
Elyria Native Pulitzer Winner Signs for Lectures
Lymn Heimerling, Elyria native and 1961 Pulitzer Prize and Overseas Press Club Award winner, is signed by the Columbia Lecture Bureau for a coast to coast lecture tour next January. He is married to Agnes Dengate of Elyria and they have one child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lymn Heimerling
Elyria
Overseas Press Clubs
Columbia Lecture Bureau
Agnes Dengate
Roundtable For Scouts Slated Here Tomorrow
The Southeast District Cub Scout Roundtable will be held tomorrow at 7 30 pm. Cubmasters, chairmen and advancement chairmen have been invited to attend. L N Flood, Roundtable chairman, announced George Shplett of Pack 113 will demonstrate advancement ceremonies. Den Mothers will see craft displays and demonstrations for the March theme Islands of the World. Packs 106 and 117 will assist with operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronice - Telegram
L. N. Flood
Cub Scot Roundtable
George Shplett
Pack 113
Bara
Blue Law Petition and Warrant Action Set Across Ohio
Euclid to Columbus report nine warrants for Sunday law violations to be sworn out at Euclid. Lawson Milk Co proposes a state constitutional amendment. McElroy to approve initiative petitions for printing. Nine business operators including three delis three bakeries a Revco Drug Center one auto wash and one discount center cited for Sunday closing breaches.
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Euclid
Columbus
Mark McElroy
D. R. Mackenroth
Lawson Milk Co
Attorney General's
Lawson
McElroy
John F. Ray Jr
Euclid Lawirector
Ray
Revco
Joe Norban
Aay
Lawsons
Medley M. Hoch
Ohio
Attorney General’s Office
Oberlin Teams Tie for Fourth at Kent Debate
Oberlin College Forensic Union tied for fourth at the Buckeye Debate Tournament at Kent State University and will enter the Men’s State Tournament at Capital University. Three Oberlin teams won three debates apiece, while other Oberlin members also competed. The event drew 33 teams from Ohio, Michigan, New York and Pennsylvania. Top honors went to Muskingum College with an 8-0 record.
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Oberlin
Oberlin Colege Forensic Union
Kent State University
Capital University
Columbus
Ohio
Michigan
New York
Pennsylvania
Kent
Muskingum College
An &0
Susan Hammock
Sid Kushner
Peter Anderson
Elyria Civil Defense Discusses Federal Aid and New Members
Federal and state civil defense officials discussed possible financial aid for Elyria's program during a meeting at the Elyria American Legion hall. For the first time, all requested funds were allocated by Congress. New members were sworn in as the group urged broader community involvement in preparedness for nuclear or national emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Elyria American Legion
Post 12
Department of Civil Defense
Congress
Charles V. Neeson
Red Cross
Salvation Army
Joseph Stockstill
Lorain
Mac Herman
Carlisle Township
XI Beta Omega Sorority
Protests Rise Over Lorain GOP Nominating Petitions
Lorain Republicans challenge 18 nominating petitions for precinct committeemen with hearings set after February 17, amid a party split led by Mayor Mathna's supporters and Roy N. Trotter. Four petitions and one from Penfield Township were rejected. many challenges cite improper notarization requiring five signers.
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Lorain City
Lorain Republican Central Committee
Roy N. Trotter
Board of Elections
Elyria
Penfield Township
Republcan Party
Republican Party
Woodrow W. Mathna
Trotter
Mathna
Republican Central Committee
Rose Dulio
Ruth Levits
Rudolph Ebinger
Stanley Fitzgerald
William A. Scanland
Julius Wingo
Albert Bozsoki
Vincent Telloni
Francis Rochelmeyer
John C. Melley
Leonard N. Cook
Howard Webb
Phyllis Yingling
Robert J. Walbom
Anna Watson
Andrew J. Miceli
George Ee $D
Mary Jane Rowlands
Minor Damage in Two Collisions in Lorain County
Lorain and Columbia Station deputies report two accidents with minor damage. Neely N. Miller two cars collision on Columbia Station at Columbia and Sprague Roads. Kraft sustained $100 damage. A second crash at Dunton Road and Texas Avenue involved Harry Wigley and Peter Tower Jr. Wigley’s car damaged $6, Tower’s none.
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Lorain
Columbia Station
Yestowne
Neely N. Miller
West River Rd
A L. Kraft
Harborview
Rt .2
Columbia
Columbia and
Sprague Rds
Kraft
Dunton Rd
Texas Ave
Harry D. Wigley
Squire St
Peter Tower Jr
Wigley
Tower
School Bond Issue Gets State Okay
The Elyria City Board of Education earned state approval for a 5.9 million bond issue for school construction. The Ohio Board of Education approved the proposal along with 26 others in the state, clearing the way to place the matter on the May Primary ballot pending legal requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria City
Elyria Board
Trustees Clash Over Ely Estate Actions in $470000 Case
A hearing before Judge James L. McCrystal addressed motions by Mrs. Helen Ely widow of Arthur Ely and by the Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Co as co trustees to remove the other. Each trustee alleged faults in management of the 470000 Ely estate created by the will of William A Ely who died in 1862. The will allocates income shares to Mrs Ely charitable uses for Elyria residents and to increase the estate while guiding distributions when dependents exist. The proceedings may extend over several days with a long deposition from Mrs Ely already on record and a 1960 accounting showing yearly distributions.
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Walter A. Godfrey
William A. Ely
James L. MacCrystal
Sandusky
Helen Ely
Arthur
Savings Deposit Bank and Trust O
Rite A Ely
Elyria
Ely
McCrystal
Lorain County
Harold Ewing
Mrs. Ely
Bank
Savings Deposit Bank
City To Take Over Water Line In Elyria NE
The Elyria water committee approved acquiring a 2700 foot rail line section along the New York Central right of way between Winckles Street and Abbe Road to boost area pressures. City will pay $182 per year for use, taps will connect city lines, and maintenance will be done by the city. Approval by finance committee and council remains required.
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Elyria
New York Central Railroad
Ene
Winckles St
Abbe Rd
Cleveland St
Safety Service
Joseph C. Cowden
Cowden
Water Committee
Water Department
Chris Nelson
James E. Corcoran
Richard E. Baird
Cartoonist J N Darling Dies At 74 In Des Moines
Des Moines Pulitzer prize winning cartoonist J N Darling died of heart ailment at Methodist Hospital. Burial planned in Sioux City at private services. Darling drew for Des Moines Remster and Tabune nom 1906 to retirement in 19 percent. He won pulitzer prizes in 1924 and 198.
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Des Moines
UPI
J.N. Daring
Sioux City
Darting
Des Moines Remster
Tabunenom
Methodist Hospital
Darling
Gas Fumes Fatal To 3 Ohioans
In Christiansburg near Urbana Ohio three people were found dead from asphyxiation due to a faulty gas heater. Victims were Martha Speaks 37 Wayne Speaks 17 and Carl Hayes 44 from Dayton. Relatives reported attempts to reach them Sunday. Fire Chief Dwight Gube warned two months earlier the stove was defective after two children became ill.
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Urbana
Ohio
UPI
Christiansburg
Here
Champaign County
W. R. Frederick
Martha Louise Speaks
Wayne
Carl Hayes
Dayton
Sheriff's Office
Mrs. Speaks
Dwight Gube
Marathon Division Uses Full Color Ads in Midwest Launch
Oil firm Marathon kicks off a mid western campaign using full color newspaper display ads printed to each paper’s specs at a Wisconsin plant. The effort covers 63 papers including The Chronicle Telegram with a combined circulation near five million. Promotion Manager J H Phillips calls the move a sign of Marathon’s confidence in newspapers for advertising effectiveness.
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Findlay
Ohio
Ohio Oil Company
Marathon Division
Mid-West
Chronicle Telegram
J. J. H. Phillips
Marathon
Wisconsin
Hurt On Pike Detroit Man Still Critical
Francis Ryan a 24 year old Detroit man remained in critical condition at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a Sunday afternoon crash on the Ohio Turnpike. He was thrown from a car onto New York Central Railroad tracks near the turnpike overpass three miles east of Elyria. Driver Melvin Valoveik 24 of St Clair Shores Mich was also injured and released from hospital after observation.
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Francis Ryan
Detroit
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Ryan
New York Central
Here
Melvin Valoveik
St. Clair Shores
Mich
Indian Guide Award Rites Attract 175 Fathers and Sons
The fifth annual Indian Guide father son dinner and award ceremony drew about 175 attendees at Helly Hall. Iroquois led with 22 fluff awards as Fred Jones and Steve Jones, the Brave Beaver and Eager Beaver, captured eight awards. The Onondaga tribe finished with 18 fluff awards, the Cheyenne 15, and Blackhawk the lowest at 3. Chief’s head dress passed to Fred Aubertes as new chief. Special awards covered name tags, vests, display boards, and a g rant certificate honoring Narhe Stevick for YMCA service.
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Indian Guide
Helly Hall
Carlisle
Fox
Valley Blackfeet
Niagara
Blackhawk
Roger Amidon
Cail
Fred Aubertes
Onondaga Tnbe
William Thomasson
Miami
Galt
Narhe Stevick
YMCA
Area Flood Study Schedules Talks With Officials
Engineers seek flood data from area residents as the Regional Planning Office and the U S Army Corps of Engineers discuss a multi level zoning plan in response to historic floods. The plan would classify zones by flood frequency and limit development while gathering information from residents on past water levels.
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Spet Fleors
Planning Commission
U. S. Army Corps of Engil
Fremort-San
Robert B. Mckee
Buffalo
Tangani
Despi
Lorain County
Ohio Department of Natural
Tissusmon
Toms
Norman Thompson
the Corps
Thei
Edward DeChart
Charles Neeson
Lorain
George Zumrh Mudy
Fayria
Black River
Puscasson
Elyna
Encinerr
French Creek
Avon
Co C T. Feast
Ohio
Department of Natural Resources
Ehria
Mation
Court House
Maurice Brown Elyria May
Worring
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Michael V. Disalle
Heinzerling
Elyria CD Aid
Notary Publie
Abisaim Lugo
Margaret Arti
Alex Sebastian
Paul P. Petro Jr
Trman C. Denham
Alte
Thomas H. McCarthy
Pike
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