Eisenhower urges flexible lower price supports for major crops
President Eisenhower asked Congress to approve flexible and generally lower price supports for wheat corn cotton and peanuts starting with 1955 crops. He touted a thorough study and urged a new modernized parity formula to begin January 1 1956 with gradual reductions. The plan maintains 90 percent parity for tobacco and Rice under current controls and preserves dairy support flexibility while recommending no overall change to secretarial 90 percent cap.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Truman
Ohio Governor proposes eight year highway program
Governor Lausche presented a half billion dollar eight year highway plan to a special Ohio legislature session. It envisions bonds totaling 15 million per year, with turnpikes Cincinnati to Conneaut possible, funding heavy Main Roads and city projects while avoiding stock-type schemes. The plan covers the current and 1955 fiscal years starting July 1, with 140 million for each year and 123 million for turnpike construction.
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Columbus
Ohio
Lausche
100Th General Assembly
House
Automotive Safety Foundation
Cincinnati
Conneaut
Burglars Steal Food From Marion's Diner
Police report a weekend break in at Marion's Diner located at 110 East Avenue. Burglars gained entry through a window and stole 10 pounds of steak, a ham, and 5 pennies from the cash register, totaling about $2 in value.
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Marion
East Avenue
Northeastern Ohio Weather Update With Snow Flurries
Cloudy conditions with snow flurries and continued cold this afternoon. High around 15. Tonight, cloudy with more snow and windy, about two inches of new snow, low near six. Sunday forecast shows a 21 to 2 temperature range with seven hours of precipitation ending 8 p.m. Sunday and humidity fluctuations. Sunrise Monday at 7:54 a.m with sunset 5:27 p.m Moonrise at 11:14 a.m. Monday. Free one year service promotion by Litte Joe's Electric, 2 Lodi, Ph. 2137.
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Ohio
Two Weekend Wrecks Injure Four Deputies Report
Four people were hurt in two weekend traffic crashes investigated by the sheriff's department. In the first, at Route 20 and West Ridge Road, Charles Wendall Hill and truck driver Joseph Dehan were hospitalized with possible fractures and head injuries. The second crash at Routes 10 and 57 sent Walter Nickel and passenger Rose Nickel to Elyria Memorial Hospital for abdominal and knee injuries after Zakrajsek failed to yield the right of way. Zakrajsek was cited.
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West Ridge Roads
Charles Wendall Hil
Tiny Lake Taller Park
RD. 2
Oberlin
West Ridge Road
Believe
Joseph Dehan
Chicago
Keeshin Motor Express
Joseph Rosso
Eugene Miller
Dehan
Hill
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Walter Nickel
Columbia Station
Frank Zakrajsek
Detroit Avenue
Cleveland
Zakrajsek
Nickel
Elghma Memorial Hospital
Rose Nickel
Eisenhower Proposes 14 Point Plan To Reform Taft Hartley
President Eisenhower asks Congress to liberalize Taft Hartley with a 14 point labor program including a government supervised secret strike vote. He urges limited injunctions on secondary boycotts and new dispute resolution boards, while clarifying secondary boycott criteria and barring employer wage challenges to union representation.
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Eisenhower
Congress
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American Federation of Labor
National Labor Relations Board
Federal Mediation and Conceation Service
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NLRB
Area Principals Visit Elyria Elementary Schools
Elyria area elementary principals host Lake Erie area visitors from Elyria West to Sandusky. The second meeting of the Lake Erie Area Elementary Principals Association formed from informal visits, with officers named Miss Elizabeth Martin president Lewis A. House vice president and Ralph D. Lindsey secretary treasurer.
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Elyria
Lake Erie
Sandusky
Oberlin Pleasant Street School
Lewis A. House
Sandusky Ontario School
Ralph D. Lindsey
Lorain Garfield School
Election Is Late In Mansfeld Ark
The town of Mansfeld held an election two weeks late after officials discovered on election day that ballots were not printed. The delay required rescheduling and new voting logistics.
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Mansfield. Ark. MS
Mansfeld
East Coast Snowfall Heaviest In 5 Years
New York and the Mid-Atlantic were buried as the heaviest snowfall in five years covered cities and counties. Sixteen inches were forecast in many areas while traffic bowed to chains and roads. several deaths and school closures marked the storm.
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East Coast
Youthful Mayor to Confer With Pike Commission in Columbus
Mayor J Grant Keys plans a Wednesday 11 a.m. meeting with the Turnpike Commission in Columbus to resolve the Elvira turnpike route dispute with Elyria. If possible, he will also meet Governor Lausche. The clash has cost Elyria and the commission time and money and is in court.
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Pike Commission
Columbus
J. Grant Keys
Keys
Turnpike
Frank J. Lausche
Commission
Elyria
Kexs
Wakeman Man Overcome by Monoxide Fumes
Merle Parker of Wakeman was rushed to Allen Memorial Hospital in Oberlin after inhaling carbon monoxide in his garage this morning. His condition is listed as fair. Parker runs a trucking business with his father Foster and brother George.
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Wakeman
Merle Parker
Allen Memorial Hospital
Oberlin
Parker
Foster
George
Youth Dies Of Burns In Gasoline Fire
Donald W. Hunt aged 19 of Taylortown Pa died in Youngstown north side hospital from burns after a cigarette ignited his gasoline soaked clothing.
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Youngstown
Donald W.hunt
Taylortown
North Side
Where To Turn Civic League Benefit Games At Ridgeville
The annual Civic League event features benefit games at Ridgeville Town Hall tonight at 8 p.m. Proceeds support local services. Community members are urged to attend and enjoy the evening of competitive play.
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Civic League
Ridgeville Town Hall
Mrs. J. K. Boylan Dies in Elyria After Illness
Frances F. Boylan 57 wife of J Kenneth Boylan of 236 Ninth Street Elyria died at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a five month illness She was active in Girl Scouts Red Cross canteen and PTA work born January 25 1896 in Elyna and lived here all her life An Oberlin College graduate 1919 she taught as a substitute in Elyna public schools She belonged to First Congregational Church Great Books Discussion Group and was a former secretary of Lorain County Historical Society Surviving: husband son John L Boylan of Lincoln NM daughters Mrs Richard Wright Dayton and Mrs Charles Brennand Detroit a granddaughter Elizabeth Brennand and grandson Bruce Richard Wright Also surviving father Nelson S Fitch Elyria tailor sister Mrs Ells Hopkins Wellsville Ohio brother Nelson M Fitch The body at Harold Dicken Funeral Home then to First Congregational Church for service 3:30 pm Reverend Thomas Curtis officiating Burial Ridge Hill Memorial Park Casket to remain closed In lieu of flowers contributions to American Cancer Society Room 315 Elyria block.
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J. Kenneth Boylan
Ninth Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
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Red Cross Canteen
Elyna
Oberlin College
Elynia
First Congregational Church
Loraine County
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Ells Hopkins
Wellsville
Nelson M. Fitch
Harold Dicken
Thomas Curtis
Ridge Hill Memorial Park
American Cancer Society
Elyria Block
Polio Victim Dies in Columbus Case Update
Franklin county reports first 1954 polio case with Mrs. Jacqueline Dorgan of Columbus admitted to University Hospital. The county logged 162 polio cases in 1953, reflecting ongoing disease impact and local health monitoring.
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Columbus
Franklin County
Jacqueline Dorgan
University Hospital
Reds Seek Resumption of Parley Planning Talks
In Panmunjom the Communists asked for renewed preliminary talks on a Korean peace conference. The top U.S. peace official in Korea, Kenneth Young, said any decision must come from Washington via the State Department. Young has forwarded the request and awaits official reaction. The note proposed liaison officers meet at 11 a.m. Wednesday to discuss timing. Pending Washington ruling, Briggs and Young offered no further comment. The note was first revealed by Radio Peiping.
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Panmunjom
Korea
Washington
Red
State Department
Far East
Kenneth Young
Arthur H. Dean
Young
Isides
U.S
South Korea
Ellis O. Briggs
Peiping
Tokyo
Crystal Clear Cleaners One Day Shirt Service
Crystal Clear Cleaners at 587 Cleveland St offers shirts beautifully laundered with a one day service option. The ad highlights quick turnaround and professional care for garments.
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Crystal Clear Cleaners
Cleveland St
Father Is Held as Four Children Found In Cold Apartment
Charles Mills of 57844 Broad Street is jailed awaiting Humane Society action after police found his four children shivering in a cold apartment heated by a small gas heater. Eight panes were missing, food was scarce, and Mrs. Mary Pagan reported the children alone. Donnie 7 said his father chased their mother from the home. The Welfare Board turned Mills over to county jail. Mrs. Pagan is caring for the children.
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Charles Mills
Broad Street
The
Humane Society
Mills
Mary Pagan
Lodi Street
Donnie
Pagan
Gerry
Stephen
Danny
Welfare Board
New Mayor Imposes Heavy Penalty for Drinking Driving
Mayor J Grant Keys cracked down on intoxicated driving. Curly D Martin, 11 Shear Street, fined 200 with 75 over minimum, driving license suspended 12 months, three days in jail. Martin’s auto hit a pole injuring Frank Johnson, 18 Shear Street, who needed stitches. Reeves, Paul 2005 S West River Road pleaded today to driving while intoxicated, fined 125 and six month license suspension. Reeves arrested Saturday on Huron Street in front of Farm Bureau.
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J. Grant Keys
Keys
Curly D. Martin
Shear Street
Elyria
Martin
Filbert Street
West River
Frank Johnson
Johnson
Revs
Paul Reeves
S. West River Road
Elyna
Reeves
Huron Street
Farm Bureau
Cleaning tips and a trade ad offer in Chronicle-Telegram
A printed snippet advises using a reliable chemical cleaner with a long-handle applicator to clean wood doors and to follow directions for your floor type. It then highlights simple steps to declutter closets and storage spaces, followed by a trade offer to call 4751 to reach an ad-writer for cash trades, and ends by promoting Want Ads Today.
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