Eisenhower Outlines 101 Billion Dollar Highway Plan
President Eisenhower submitted a broad outline of a 101 billion dollar highway program for ten years. He urged Congress to finance mainly via gas and diesel taxes and, in some cases, tolls, while backing a federal share around 30 percent. Democratic opposition to bond financing was noted as he left details for lawmakers.
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Rivers Rise In Central and Eastern Ohio
Rain pelted Central and Eastern Ohio prompting the Weather Bureau to warn of rising rivers and streams. The Scioto River near Columbus was expected to flood lowlands as it rose from 5.5 feet to about 7.4 feet. The report discusses funding plans and bond issues tied to highway financing and earmarked federal gas tax revenues.
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Crane Seamey
Chillicothe
Eisenhower
Cold Wave Signals New Blizzard Threats Across West
A fierce cold wave from Canada drives temperatures 10 degrees below zero in Montana Wyoming and Colorado today and Wednesday. A blizzard storm advances through eastern Montana by dawn with heavy drifting and high winds. The weekend blizzard left 43 dead and one missing in the northeast. Warnings extend to the Dakotas Nebraska and southern regions face heavy rainfall with Jackson Mississippi recording 2.06 inches and Nashville Tennessee 1.91 inches in 24 hours.
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Weather, crashes, and storms threaten Midwest and South
A nationwide winter storm brings freezing rain and snow across Ohio Indiana and Kentucky. In Dallas a two car crash kills three Mardi Gras revelers and injures five. A plane crash in fog near Batchelor Louisiana kills three aboard. Japan endures a blizzard with 12 dead and tremors shake Greece as a western cold snap worsens rescue efforts in the Great Plains. Five children remain stranded near Fort Thompson South Dakota and three ministers marooned near Chappell Nebraska until they are reached.
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Ailing Of Views Due Tuesday On Elyria Municipal Court
A hearing will be held in Columbus next Tuesday before the House Judicial Committee on H. R. 629 to create a municipal court with jurisdiction over Elyria Carlisle and Ridgeville Townships. Rep. Leslie Burge announced the hearing at 3 p.m. Speakers for and against will be invited. Mayor J. Grant Keys will testify in favor, with a delegation of councilmen and attorneys possible. Trustees from Elyria and Ridgeville oppose inclusion. Carlisle is conditional, preferring inclusion only if Blyria and Ridgeville are also included. County trustees sent letters outlining positions. Keyes cited rising Elyria police court income from about 22,200 in 1942 to about 70,000 now as part of the case. Proponents expect councilmen, a police prosecutor, and bar association members. A similar 1928 bill was defeated.
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Eisenhower backs plan to block $20 tax cut for taxpayers
President Eisenhower signals full support to GOP efforts against the Democratic plan to grant every taxpayer and dependent a $20 income tax cut. House Ways and Means moves toward fast action, with a projected annual revenue loss of about 2.3 billion dollars. The proposal would take effect January 1, 1956, while excise and corporate taxes would revert to prewar levels on April 2 if extended.
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Gunboat Included Nationalists Claim Six Vessels Sunk
The Chinese Nationalist airforce said it sank a 700 ton gunboat and five armed junks in a heavy attack on 200 Communist warcraft 120 miles north of Formosa.
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Atomic Blast Flash Seen Eight Hundred Miles Away
An official report describes two other warships damaged and unknown numbers of motorized junks put out of action during a daylong clash near Peichi and Nanchi. Earlier sighted vessels near Nanchi led to an invasion scare, later deemed training or fishing craft. Separately, the Atomic Energy Commission conducted a standard test shot at Yucca Flat, Nevada, producing a 15,000 to 20,000 ton TNT equivalent blast seen across Las Vegas to Los Angeles and San Francisco. The event, observed by military personnel, left uncertainty on ground damage while noting a brief dust cloud and a short-lived fireball, with aviation activity reported in the area.
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Rain Forecast and Freezing Conditions Across the State
Rain was forecast across much of the state with temperatures from 30 to 32 degrees, dipping to 25 to 35 degrees. Skies were expected to clear midweek, with rain reappearing in Ohio on Friday. The State Highway Department reported rain freezing into thin ice.
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Weather outlook for Northeast Ohio shows mixed precip and cooler week
The forecast calls for rain and sleet then snow by late afternoon and tonight with highs around 30 to 33 and lows near 28 to 32. Wednesday brings mostly cloudy skies with light snow flurries and a Monday range of 33 to 48. A 1 inch total rainfall is expected this week with near normal temperatures and a warming trend by Thursday and Friday.
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Water May Cost More in Youngstown
Youngstown officials acted on advice from a Cleveland engineering firm to raise water rates by 65 percent to fund a proposed multi million dollar treatment plant and related upgrades.
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Where To Turn Fluoride Battle Boils OPPONENTS WIN
Council to hear views on water treatment Monday as the fluoride dispute intensifies. Avon Lake water rates rise April 1 per water board announcement. Lorain leaders to be honored by Junior Chamber for service. Elyria Township weighs Valley View issue amid annexation delays. Page references noted.
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Ohio to present school report at White House conference
Governor Lausche announced a 29 member Ohio School Survey Commission to craft a report on Ohio's schools for a White House conference next November and December. State Rep. William Manahan of Defiance will chair the Ohio School Survey Commission and lead the larger group.
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Sunday Arrest Bill Would Get More Study
Rep Herman Ankeney urged the Ohio House Judiciary Committee to reexamine a bill allowing arrests on Sundays and July 4, saying it contains dynamite and needs another hearing. The measure previously passed the committee but was postponed after debate. The bill arose from a Greene County case where a man was acquitted after an attorney cited the Sunday arrest ban, prompting Ankeney to seek reconsideration.
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Kenneth Robinson
Marion
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J. Ankeney
Harry McCoy
Common Pleas
Frank L. Johnson
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Three R schools move for returns as IRS hones high school tax lessons
NEW YORK AP reports the city’s schools shifting focus to teach students how to file tax returns. The Internal Revenue Service has devised lessons or “curses” aimed at guiding teens through the filing process.
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Better By Degrees Brightens for Lawrence Mylan
Waynesburg Pennsylvania UP reports 66 year old Lawrence Mylan shows improvement after an operation at Green County Memorial Hospital. He had abdominal pains and underwent surgery on Monday. Doctors removed a clinical thermometer he claims he swallowed 33 years ago while delirious from blood poisoning.
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Elyrian Given Bronze Star for Korea service
Elyria native and Elyria High School graduate from the class of 1950 received the Bronze Star Medal for meritorious service against armed enemy forces in Korea. As a machine gun squad leader and platoon sergeant in Company H, 3rd Infantry Division, he was cited for tireless leadership despite enemy observation and fire.
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Fall Causes Death in Columbus Hospital
Charles Coe, 39, of North Lewisburg, died in a Columbus hospital from a skull fracture after a fall from a tree. The incident occurred today and Coe passed away due to the injuries sustained in the accident.
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Chronicle Telegram Ad Help For Rent Listings
Scorch marks on fabric are discussed with a quirky tip using onion on the ironed area, then cold water rinse. The ad copy suggests renters with vacant units contact Chronicle Telegram to place rent advertisements by dialing 4751 and prompting the ad-writer for wording.
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