Elyria Mayor Names 1955 City Priorities and 1954 Gains
Mayor J Grant Keys briefed the Junior Chamber of Commerce on Elyria’s top 1955 problems including regional planning municipal court and sales tax distribution. He cited water works upgrades park and street projects and a Rt 20 bypass. He reviewed 1954 budget cuts bus water and public safety improvements and a $610.00 settlement with the Ohio Turnpike Commission.
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Elyria
J. Grant Keys
Chamber of Commerce
Jaycee
Segae
Keys
Ohio Turnpike Commission
Farm Leader Will Retire From Ohio Farm Bureau
Columbus announces retirement of John W. Sims as executive vice president and general manager of the Farm Bureau Cooperative Association and executive secretary of the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation effective August 1. Sims will remain with the Farm Bureau as a vice president on special assignment. K N Probasco named assistant executive vice president of the Farm Bureau Cooperative Association immediately, and will become executive vice president and general manager when Sims retires. D R Stanfield will become executive secretary of the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation August 1, moving from current post as executive secretary and vice president in charge of organization.
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Columbus
John W. Sims
Pffective
Farm Bureau Cooperative Association
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Sims
The
Farm Bureau
K. N. Probasco
Farm Bureau Co- Operative Association
Probasco
D. R. Stanfield
Weather of Northeast Ohio Clears With Mild Warmup Ahead
Cloudy and colder conditions persist across Northeast Ohio with a few light snow flurries diminishing by late afternoon. Highs range from 22 to 36 degrees, with a fair and colder night ahead, lows 16 to 20. Saturday brings more clouds and warmer peaks near 46. Precipitation in the last 24 hours ended at 8 p.m. Thursday was none, humidity at 8 a.m. Thursday 88 percent and at 2 p.m. 40 percent.
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Ohio
Atlas missile project unfolds as U S begins intercontinental tests
In New Delhi Nehru calls for Chinese evac of Que moy and Matsu ahead of any Formosan settlement. In Washington the Air Force for the first time publicly confirms work on an intercontinental ballistic missile named Atlas by Convair General Dynamics, still in early development. Gen Twining says Atlas is just getting going while noting progress on the Snark. Tests reportedly occur at a range from Patrick AFB Cocoa Florida as Atlas aims a 5000 mile reach and 10000 mph impact from space.
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New Delhi
India
Nehru
China
Quemoy
Matsu Islands
Red China
Washington
Air Force
Atlas
Nathan F. Twining
Twining
Wining
South Atlantic
Patrick Air Force Base
Cocoa
Fla
Outer Space
Nanchi
Keeling
O. K. Yui
Matsu
Legislative Yuan
Formosa Strait
Iit Peichi
Tarhens
Nanehi
Tarhen Island
Investigation Demands Over Eaton Township Housing Project
Congressman A. D. Baumhart Jr. was asked to launch a probe into a Lorain County 100 house development in Eaton Township. County Commissioner Oscar L. Denn alleged serious health and drainage problems, citing standing water and a submerged foundation. Developers Gootrad and Risman disputed claims, argued water is surface only, and defended water quality with chlorination, while noting drainage issues and weather delays.
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A. D. Baumhart Jr
Lorain County
Brokaw and
Hawke Atlas
Eaton Township
Oscar l. Denn
U.S
Harold Gootrad
William Risman
Drosd and Rissuman, Inc
Dunn
Baumhart
Cleveland
Brokaw Rd
Eaton Homes
Godrad
Risman
Gootrad
Gootyad
Don Patterson
Attendal
Om Ody
Patterson
Brokaw Ra
Ernest G. Davis
Federal Housing Administration
Marion Fisher
Tima
Oscar G. Dunn
A. D. Barnshart
Brokaw and Hawke Rds
Exton Township
Chronicle-Telegram
Close Vote Looms On Tax Cut Plan
Washington faces a tight House vote on a $20 per person tax cut as absent members loom large. Democrats claim a 232-203 margin but internal reports suggest up to 15 Democrats may switch sides, risking a narrow outcome against Eisenhower’s position and GOP opposition.
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Washington
Eisenhower
House
John W. McCormack
Burglar Escapes a 14 Story Fall After Shelter Tragedy
New York police and emergency crews evacuated a 20 year old burglar who survived a 14 story fall in a dramatic rescue. The man trapped behind debris and gas pipes was freed hours after the fall and rushed to hospital with serious injuries.
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New York
I Naisu
Formosa Strait
Artill
Quemoy
Lien Ho
James Anderson
Bay of Amioy
Matsu
Hadichow
Amoy
Charles A. Halleck
R-1
United States
Hel Anderson
John Foster Dulles
Bertrand New Gave
Ander
United Happy
Bellevuel
Washington
Jan
Two Islands
Formossa
Anderson
Peseaderes
Icy blasts reshape Ohio weather for one day
The Ohio weather service reported a sharp drop in temperatures as a cold air mass moved in from the west. Forecasters noted a brief, unsettled spell with warmer southern air expected to return by nightfall and skies clearing later, while highway crews monitored improving road conditions.
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Ohio
International News Service
Highway Department
Takotas Cleveland Auto Club
Beadananes
Lip Betrayal Turns Sour for Drunk Man at Broad Way Cigar Store
John Scheroeman, 42, accused of swearing at Faustino Ortiz, 29, then entering a Broad way cigar store and leaving, and later at a bar. He was treated for a cut lip at St. Joseph Hospital before being jailed on intoxication charges. No arrest report found for the alleged assailant. Weather forecast shows subfreezing lows tonight after light snow in the north. Special ads promote 3-day service for drapes and bedspreads and income tax service.
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Loratn
John Scheroeman
Faustino Ortiz
Pearl Ave
Broadway
Scheroeman
St. Joseph Hospital
House backs $202 tax cut plan vote tally 197 to 192
Washington Republicans and Democrats debated a Democratic plan to cut income taxes by 202 per person. The House tentatively approved the proposal by a 197 to 192 nonrecord vote amid partisan wrangling over tax policy.
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Washingtion
House
Kiwanis Club Forms With TED PRINDLE as First President
East Elyria Kiwanis forms with TED PRINDLE taking office as first president. Other details unclear due to damaged text. Elyria Catholic and Lorain teams advance in a Glass sectional basketball tournament at Berean. Severe PRs 18.
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Ted Prindle
Firs
New East Elyria
Wiwailis
Seetees
Vere Derever
Prs
Elyria Catholic
Lorain
Glass
Berean
Eeeevere
Permanent Staff Set By SEATO
The eight nation SEATO meeting in Bangkok pledged stronger unity to counter Communist subversion, with a permanent secretariat to be formed and ambassadors designated to work between council sessions. Nations commit to unanimity in decisions and plan April Manila talks on military planning.
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Dilles
Eden
Britain
Quemoy
Malsa
United States
France
Australia
New Zealand
Philippines
Pakistan
Thailand
Manila
Pact Council
Bangkok
Manilla
Table linen problems simplified in classifieds pitch
A Chronicle Telegram classified ad copy promotes selling unused items like table cloths mats and napkins. It touts searsucker and crinkle cloth for attractive tables and notes cash for items such as irons. The short pitch invites readers to dial a number for ad writing help.
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Chronicle + Telegram
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Chiang Watchek
Ministry of Defense
Chiang
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2Nd St
Kiwanis Club
L. F. Luther
United Appeal
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Anthony Eden
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