Boy Hit By Auto Killed Near Abbe Road Sheffield
Larry John Hill 11, a Brookside pupil, died after crossing Abbe Road in front of his home. Robert Greyson, 38, of Fremont, drove the car that struck him as the boy attempted to retrieve a newspaper. He was rushed to St. Joseph Hospital Lorain and pronounced dead on arrival. The accident occurred near 2275 Abbe Rd. Sheffield Village. Funeral arrangements were set at Reichlin Cooley Funeral Home Lorain with services at St Theresa Church.
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Larry John Hill
Brookside
James Garber
Westland
Eugene Miller
Gray School
Abbe Rd
Larry
Son
Sheffield Village
Linda
Harold Mill Jr
Grayson
Vision Lee
Joseph Wolf
Harold Hill
Sheffield
Reichlin-Cooley
Robert Greyson
Fremont
Winters
Lorain
St. Joseph Hospital
Clarence Cornelius
West 30Th St
St.Theresa
Joseph Ewinger
Fred Winter
Lloyd Sekt
St. Theresa Cemetery
Lorain County Budget Cuts Keep 1955 General Fund at 1.505 Million
County commissioners completed early 1955 appropriations setting general fund expenditures at 1,505,048 dollars, 66,977 more than last year but 42,061 less than department heads requested. Road funds totaling 871,854 dollars were allocated for highway uses, with engineer Don E Patterson outlining use. Salary raises were rejected. in departments under their control allowances match 1954 levels while courts, prosecutor, board of elections, and tuberculosis hospital receive requested amounts.
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Lorain County
Don E Patterson
Board of Elections
Pleasant View Sanatorium
She [Eames
Weather and welfare note from 1954 budget summary
Weather brief notes cloudy conditions with light snow and cooling درجات, high near 85, then 40s. Tonight low 25 to 30, Thursday snow flurries and colder, deeper cold by night. Welfare funding described as about a third of the general fund, with detailed 1955 county appropriations and adjustments across departments and new juvenile officer and psychiatric costs listed.
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United Press
Ohio
Nicaragua Denies Part In Invasion
SAN JOSE Costa Rica A small plane machine gunned San Jose and a second aircraft dropped two bombs near Turrialba near the capital. Costa Rican government said the attacks were directed and abetted by Nicaragua. No casualties were reported. One plane struck at 9 15 am and another bomb fell near a railroad bridge by the Limon San Jose rail and highway link.
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San Jose
Costa Rica
Villa Quesada
Bater
Turrialba
Limon
DeChant Proposal Sparks Costa Rica Guns and Radio Reports
The article notes unconfirmed bombs in a Central American republic led by José Figueres, with reports of a rebel plane shot down near the Nicaraguan frontier. Costa Rican rebels urged action on ERAA radio stations, while DeChant’s bill linking industrial equipment and local bonds faces opposition from business interests amid wartime rhetoric.
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Jose Figueres
Anastasio Somoza
Los Moiones
Managua
Nicaragua
Figueres
Villa Quesada
ERAA
DeChant
Punta Arenas
Pacific Coast
Ohio Supreme Court
Atlantic
Limon
Villa Quesada Cavsion
Roseville
Bill
Tery
Aidi
National Tube Co
Ths
Real Property Taxation Of Steel Mills Urged
Ohio House member Rep. Edward DeChant introduced a bill to tax kilns steel mills and heavy machinery as real property rather than personal property. He argued the shift would ease local tax burdens by treating industry assets as real estate, contrasting current classifications with potential revenue changes for counties and towns.
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Columbus
INS
Ohio
House of Representatives
Edward DeChant
Scan
San Jose
DeChant
Managua
Ional
Eisenhower silent on Costa Rica Nicaragua dispute until probe completes
President Eisenhower said the United States would withhold comment on the Costa Rica Nicaragua dispute until a five member Inter-American Commission completes its on the spot investigation. The commission departed Washington early for Costa Rica and the president noted its earlier success in settling inter American disputes.
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U. S
Washington
Eisenhower
United States
Costa Rica
Nicaragua
Special Inter-American Commission
Investioo
Council of the Organization of American States
Bechtel Charged After Swarthmore Dormitory Shooting
Swarthmore College proctor Robert Bechtel admitted the fatal hazing spree in the dormitory after firing seven shots Tuesday. He killed Francis H. Strozier, 19, a sophomore from Akron Ohio, and wounded others during the rampage.
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Robert B. Bechtel
Jeff
Swartsmore
Thomas Bateman
Swarthmore College
Francis H. Strozier
Akron
Pottstown
Strozier
Bechtel
International Soundphotos
Swarthmore
Robert Bechtel
Ohio
Airliner DC-3 Collides and Falls in Flames Near Cincinnati
A Trans-World Airlines flight and a privately owned DC-3 crashed in flames near Cincinnati killing 15. The TWA plane carried 12 aboard including 10 passengers and 3 crew. the wreckage scattered over a wide area 12 miles from Kentuckiana. The collision occurred about two miles south of the Greater Cincinnati Airport. a Kentucky policeman described a fiery impact with wreckage trailing for hundreds of yards.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Trans-World Airlines
TWA
Ats
Greater Cincinnati
Dam
Dayton
Columbus
Cleveland
iLimaburg
Gordon
Kent Stucky
Tilly
Lunken
Nixon Backing From Eisenhower Cited Amid Campaign Scrutiny
President Eisenhower publicly defends Vice President Nixon against Democratic charges of smear tactics in the 1953 campaign. He calls Nixon loyal and patriotic, and rejects tying Democrats’ loyalty to treason. The exchange comes as Nixon faces critical scrutiny over campaign rhetoric.
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Washington
Tasenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Eisenhower
Esenhower
Communist Party
Democratic Party
Ade Ses Metin Wnedes
Five Ohio Men On Airliner Passenger List
A New York list names five Ohio passengers and three crew members from a liner that collided after takeoff from Cincinnati. Passengers include Joseph Cotten of Cleveland and John L. Hague of Cincinnati. crew includes Capt. Pitot d. W. Quinn and First Officer R. K. Childress in Michigan and Ohio addresses.
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Ohio
York
CwAa
New York
Snather
Ohrehanatt
Joseph Cotten
Nou
Marymount
John L. Hague
Cincinnati
Harry G. Reinwald
Chicago
TG Rooney
Lewistown
Mahe
Robert Sohal
Columbus
John A. Zint
Ft. Thoms
Wharien
Amerit
Otawna
Detroit
Pitot
D. W. Quinn
R. K. Childress
Wad
St. Marios University Claim in Peru Precedes Harvard
The piece argues the University of St. Marios in Peru, founded in 1551, predates Harvard which began in 1636. It references Lorain County residents using The Chronicle Telegram Classifieds to learn listings and seek help, with Just Dial SL promoting ad placement.
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Harvard
Americas
University of
Hammarskjold On Way To U.N. For Report
Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold heads to New York to deliver a full report to the United Nations amid hospital rumors and political tension. The note mentions a lack of response from Kel's mother regarding her son and references a separate case in Delaware and local civic matters.
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Kel
Tokyo
Dag Hammarskjold
America
Japan
Free
Red China
Bechtel
New York
United Out Ball
Morris Smith
Delaware Chamber OF Commerce
Lounty
Broadmeadows
Grafton HA
Lorain
Oberlin
Ib TV
Wellington
Hammarskjold Talks in Tokyo on Airmen Fates
The article reports a high level meeting in Tokyo amid ongoing diplomacy over 11 American airmen jailed by Peiping. Hammarskjold left the door open for further discussions with Chou En-La i while flying toward New York aboard Hulls Constellation, with brief stopovers planned at Honolulu and near San Francisco.
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Hull
Hammarskjold
New York
Honolulu
San Francisco
Tokyo
Chou En-Lai
Peiping
London
Flag Lowering at Metz Halted by Sleet on RCAF HQ
The traditional flag lowering at sunset was canceled in Metz France after a sleet storm froze the flag to the mast atop the Royal Canadian Air Force division headquarters. Also notice. our cash and carry location at 206 E Bridge St will be open after janard.
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Metz
France
Royal Canadian Air Force Division
Bridge St
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