Map Study Highlights Elyria Area as Pike Hub
Lorain County Engineer Patterson envisions the Elyria area as a central hub for the East West and South toll road traffic as toll roads extend from Ohio outward to Indiana Illinois Wisconsin and beyond. The outline map shows proposed connections to New York Pennsylvania Wisconsin Missouri and Florida with extensions toward St Louis Kansas City Topeka San Antonio Houston Dallas and Oklahoma City. Patterson argues toll road growth will drive industrial development similar to railroads and sees Ohio as the focal state in the evolving super highway system.
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Lorain County
Ohio
Elyria
States
Patterson
Indiana
Chicago
Winois
Indiana Line
Omaha
Cincinnati To
Conneaut
Ohio Turnpike Commission
Cincinnati
Florida
Miami
Fort Pierce
St Louis
Kansas City
Topeka
San Antonio
Houston
Dallas
Texas
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Kansas State Line
United States
Legion Members To Be Guests At Meeting Of Elks
Elyria American Legion Post 12 officers and members will attend the Elyria Elks Club meeting as guests in a reciprocal program. Elks will open the meeting to visitors at 7 30 p.m. A buffet lunch will be served and Exalted Ruler Bill Armitage will preside. Legion Commander Herman Borchers asked all members planning to attend meet at the Elks Club at 7 30.
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Elyria American Legion Post
Elyria Elks Club
Legionnaires
Elks
Legion
Bill Armitage
Herman
Butch
Dean Of Accountants Dies In Cleveland
Walter A. Coy known as the dean of Ohio accountants died Monday night at Chesterland Township Rest Home at age 8. He founded both the Ohio Society of Certified Public Accountants and the American So
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Cleveland
INS
Walter A. Coy
Dean of
Ohio Accountants
Chesterland Township
Ohio Society of Certified Public Accountants
The
American So
Eisenhower Flies Back To Washington Tonight
President Eisenhower returns to Washington tonight after a Palm Springs golf week at Smoke Tree Ranch hosted by Paul Hoffman and Paul Helms. Dulles to report on the Berlin foreign ministers conference and possible Stevens McCarthy dispute notes. no news conference planned this week.
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Eisenhower
California
Washington
Eisenhowers
Smoke Tree Ranch
Paul G. Hoffman
Studebaker Corp
Paul H. Helms
Los Angeles
Berlin
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Caracas
Venezuela
Army
Robert T. Stevens
Joseph R
Stevens
McCarthy
Soviet Arms Buildup Far Exceeds Defense Needs
Adm. Arthur W. Radford, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, told the Northern Virginia Assembly in Alexandria that Russia’s military buildup far exceeds its defense requirements and warned the United States must be ready for war to maintain peace. He described the Kremlin as a tyrannical threat in league with Communism and cited George Washington on the price of peace and preparedness.
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Alexandria
INS
Arthur W. Radford
Russia
U.S
Radford
Northern
Virginia
Brotherhood of St Andrew
Christ Church
George Washington
Washington
Reopen Probe Of Espionage Ring
The House Un American Activities committee reopened its atomic espionage ring inquiry led by Arthur Adams. Victoria Stone, called an intimate associate, to testify about Adams activities from 1938 to 1946. Stone is a 49 year old Canadian of Polish descent described as part of Adams outer guard.
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Washington
House Un-American Activities Committee
Arthur Alexandrovich Adams
U. S
Adams
Victoria Stone
Housel
Stone
Jas
South Korea Demands Clarity on Geneva Peace Talks
In Seoul, Foreign Minister Pyun urged US assurances on four core points before ROK will attend the Geneva conference set for April 26. He listed issues on roundtable format Russia's role belligerent status freedom from majority binding and Korea specific scope. US envoy Young returned to Tokyo to relay Pyun’s conditions.
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Geneva
Pyun
State Department
Kenneth Young
U. S
Ellis O. Briggs
Seoul
Tokyo
Young
Panmunjom
Korea
Republic of Korea
Pym
Briggs
Pyu
South Korea
Russia
Big Four
Roks
ROK
Washington
Senators Confer With Gruenther On Europe Tour
Senators Styles Bridges and Stuart Symington travel through Western Europe to inspect fighter plane production tied to 550 million dollars in U S orders. They meet NATO figures and plan talks on defense and foreign aid bills. Paris paper L Humanite accuses them of fomenting anti American sentiment and a McCarthyite reign of terror.
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Styles Bridges
R-Nh
Stuart Symlington
D-Mo
Alfred E. Gruenther
Europe
France
Germany
Britain
Italy
Spain
Bridges
Symington
Lauris Norstad
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Gruenther
John G. Hughes
U. S
NATO
Senate
L'Humanite
Resume Trial Of Policemen In Cleveland
The trial of 11 of 17 Cleveland policemen suspended for alleged neglect of duty resumed in Safety Director John McCormick's office. Police Chief Frank Story, who testified before the recess, is to be recalled. The 11 defendants are represented by Neil McGill, with a hearing scheduled for the remaining six after the first trial. The charges stem from an east side vice den raid conducted by Story and McCormick weeks earlier.
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Cleveland
John McCormick
Frank Story
Neil McGill
East Side
Story
McCormick
Residential Area Red Cross Drive Leaders Picked
Mrs. Alfred Copeland named chairman of the Residential Division of the 1954 Red Cross fund appeal. Four area chairmen and 200+ team workers will extend the drive to Elyria homes to boost volunteer Red Cross workers by 30 percent. Tea for residential workers set at the new Chapter House on 406 Ohio Street Wednesday.
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Red Cross
Alfred Copeland
Myron Averbook
Gerald Swiers
Eastern
J. Paul Braun
Western
William R. Engelland
Northern
A. M. Brenner
Southern
Elyria
Public Information
Harold S. Bobel
Ohio Street
Holiday For Court But Not On Streets
Des Moines motorists faced a Washington's Birthday clash as police issued overtime parking tickets while Municipal Court remained closed for the holiday, leaving drivers unable to pay fines. The city observed the holiday, but enforcement continued elsewhere, sparking complaints about conflicting rules and access.
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Des Moines
Washington
China Reds Seek to Boost Narcotics Sales Among GIs
Washington reports Chinese Communists are making a sustained bid to push narcotics to American soldiers in Korea and Japan for profits. Army spokesmen cite little success amid ample supply and low prices, noting few addicts among Far Eastern forces and uncertain evidence of an organized ring. Narcotics cases are a minor portion of court actions. in Korea 21 per month, in Japan 198 monthly cases with 26 involving narcotics. Offenders are labeled experimenters users and addicts. of 58 tested, six were definitely enslaved.
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Washington
Korea
Japan
Far Eastern
Red China
Army
U. S
Armed Services
Carlson studies earned income break for tax relief
Senator Frank Carlson says he is examining reviving the prewar earned income tax credit as part of potential general income tax cuts this year. He notes he is not committed to any formula and is awaiting economic data. President Eisenhower may act if March reports fail to show a seasonal upswing. Democrats push to raise exemptions from 600 to 700 or 800 for taxpayers and dependents.
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Washington
Frank Carlson
Kansas
Carlson
Eisenhower
Senate Finance Committee
Arson Prober Returns To Stand In Sternbaum Trial
Mansfield Ohio arson investigator Edward Hughes is back on the stand in the first degree murder trial of Ernest Max Sternbaum. Prosecutors allege Sternbaum killed his wife Leah to pursue another relationship and staged arson at his store. Phone records tie Sternbaum to a Columbus mystery woman as defense probes testimony.
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National Board of Fire Underwriters
Sternbaum
Leah
Theodore Lutz
Lutz
Margaret Rozenman
Columbus
Paul M. Herbert
Hughes
Grandview
Randall
Senior Students To Visit Elyria Hospital Sunday
High school seniors eyeing nursing and their parents are invited to an open house and tea Sunday at Elyria Memorial Hospital hosted by the M B Johnson School of Nursing. The program includes a showing of The Nurse and The Lamp and tours with faculty and staff. Tea will be served in the nurses home hall from 2 to 4 p.m.
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M. B. Johnson School of Nursing
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Rhodes Blasts Handling Of Race Tracks
Republican gubernatorial candidate James A. Rhodes attacked Governor Lausche in Dayton accusing him of double talking on horse racing. He called for a Commissioner of Horse Racing with cabinet status to oversee tracks and cited approving extended racing days despite a law against simultaneous dates within a 30 mile radius. He pointed to 208 racing days in Cleveland last fall and 210 days this year as proof of the pattern.
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James A. Rhodes
Lausche
Rhodes
Cleveland
Painesville
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