Ohio Supreme Court Won't Review 2100 Acre Annexation Case
The Ohio Supreme Court refused to review the Brownhelm Lorain annexation, finalizing the 2100 acre area west of Lorain including the Ford Plant. Atty Edward Conley represented Lorain, while Hubbard Wilcox and Robert J Corts spoke for Brownhelm residents Rauh Jr and Young. The case stemmed from a 1957 petition to annex and prior injunction challenges over Brownhelm village incorporation.
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Lorain
Ford
Atty
Edward Conley
High Court
Conley
Att
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Robert J. Corts
Brownhelm
Louis Rauh Jr
Robert K. Young
County Commissioners
Isuit
Brownhelm Village
Weather report for Ohio shelves cloudy cooler with light rain
Northeastern and Northwestern Ohio face cloudy skies and a cooling trend with light rain today and tonight. Temperatures fall from the upper 50s this morning to the 40s in the afternoon and low 30s tonight. Highs Thursday stay cloudy and cooler with a 32 to 41 degree range north to south. Precipitation totals near one inch, rain south and rain or snow north, Friday into Monday. Lake Erie winds vary from 12 to 22 mph, shifting to northerly 10 to 15 mph tonight. Sunrise 7:52 a.m., sunset 5:20 p.m., moon phases adjust Thursday.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
Congress Receives Report on Soviet Missiles Strength
Defense Secretary Gates and aides briefed a closed House subcommittee on U S retaliatory forces. Officials warn of a early 1960s window with a small margin of safety before Russia's ICBMs grow, while hard targets underground strengthen U S deterrence.
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UPI
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Defense
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Gates Jr
House
Gates
U.S
Russia
America
Joseph Charyk
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United States
Lorain Parking Ticket Crackdown Underway
Lorain authorities move to enforce parking rules with six individuals charged in the crackdown. The story notes rising enforcement and local concerns as citations increase, signaling a broader city effort to address traffic violations.
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Lorain
Eisenhower Concedes Soviet Pacific Test Right
President Eisenhower acknowledged the Soviet Union may test a space rocket in the central Pacific west of Hawaii and stated the United States would likely not protest, noting its own missiles have been fired into pre announced oceanic target areas. He defended the defense program and urged bipartisanship on key measures.
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Senate
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NYC And PUC Plan Hearing On Wellington Train Wreck
A formal investigation into Sunday night’s New York Central derailment in Wellington is expected to begin January 26. Officials from NYC and the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio foresee a Springfield Ohio hearing, with the engineer and all railroad personnel called to testify. Four people died and at least 47 were injured.
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Ohio
PUC
Columbus
Charles A. Hamman
PAC
Eli Magovich
Victori Vasvari
Interstate Commerce Commission
Charles Conroy
George Rozie
Ukrain County
Rozic
Galion
Grafton
W. PR. Salter
St. Louis
Pinay Retiring Fired as French Finance Minister
Paris reports say President de Gaulle dismissed Antoine Pinay after he opposed Debre’s plans for nationalization and NATO. Baumgartner tipped as Pinay’s successor as finance minister, while de Gaulle weighs a lesser post to avert a political crisis.
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UPI
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Bank of France
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Debre
Mercury To Drop But Not To Normal
Ohio weather, 31 degrees above normal, will cool today yet stay above average. Rain caused travel and airline disruptions in northern counties with significant damage, while health authorities warn warmer spells in winter rise cold and flu risks. Early readings: 65 Chillicothe, 63 Columbus, 62 Piketon, 61 Cincinnati, 59 Cleveland, 35 Toledo. Cincinnati 67 and Columbus 62 on Tuesday. Columbus record for Jan 12 set at 67 in 1916. Delaware 58, highest in 44 years. Cold front to lower temps tonight. Rainfall heaviest in north Ohio with Toledo Findlay 1.5 inches. Cleveland Canton about 1 inch. Columbus 0.5 inch. Cincinnati slightly less.
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Piketon
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Toledo
Delaware
Findlay
Canton
Murfreesboro Beats Tullahoma In High School Game
In Murfreesboro Tennessee the high school boys basketball teams Murfreesboro and Tullahoma faced off Tuesday night. Final score listed as Murfreesboro and Tullahoma with a large number of rebounds and contact plays noted.
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Tullahoma
Brucker Recalled To Capital To Testify on Quemoy
Army Secretary Wilber Brucker abruptly left Okinawa for Korea and soon to Washington to explain his Formosa remarks defending Quemoy and Matsu. He will testify before the Senate Armed Services Committee on January 2 and the House committee on January 21, stating he was misquoted and needed context.
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UPI
Wilber Brucker
Washington
Congress
Formosa
United States
Quemoy
Matsu
Brucker
Korea
Senate Armed Services Committee
House Armed Service Committee
Seoul
Taipei
Midwest Sees Second Day of Heavy Rain and Warm January
Spring-like rains drenched the Midwest and eastern half of the nation for a second day, with freezing rain in New York, Pennsylvania, and New England. Chicago set a January rainfall record and hit a warm high, while the Rock River threatened basements and Rockton homes as river levels rose.
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South Dakota
Ohio Valley
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Florida
M.deorre
Book Found in Suitcase Not Read Yet In Los Angeles
A book titled School of Memory Improvement was located in a suitcase left behind by a forgetful person in Los Angeles. The item was reported to authorities at the Los Angeles Municipal Court and documented as found property.
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Nixon
James P. Mitchell
Mitchell
Los Angeles
School of
Cotton Pickin Fact Promotes Classified Ads
The Chronicle-Telegram promotes its classified ads by noting U S cotton production and offering contact numbers in Elyria and Lorain for buying and selling items like a 1951 Dodge half ton pickup.
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Lorain County
Elyria
Lorain
DODGE
C.T
C-T
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