School housing needs studied by Elyria board and OSU team
Two OSU Bureau of Educational Research assistants Dr J M Conrad and Albion Gotaas joined Elyria superintendent Dr Franklin Gottfried in a first conference on Elyria’s future school housing needs. After a crowded enrollment and rising projections, the board authorized a resurvey approach but opted for charts and city education officials to prepare data for bureau review, aiming for concrete building recommendations without a full current survey.
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Franklin Gottfried
Elyria City
J. M. Conrad
Bureau of Educational Research
Ohio State University
Albion Gotaas
Elyria Board of Education
Elyria
Franklin Gott- Died
Spring Valley
Gottfried
Bureau
Sam Sheppard to face Ohio prison transfer soon
Convicted wife killer Dr. Sam Sheppard prepared for a likely weekend in the Cuyahoga County jail before transfer to the Ohio penitentiary. An appeals court ruling on two motions will decide if the life sentence is stayed, with Sheriff Sweeney noting a possible move to Columbus by Tuesday or Wednesday. Dr. Sheppard's father, Dr. Richard A. Sheppard, remains ill at Bay View hospital, pending lung-related issues.
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Cleveland
Sam Sheppard
Cuyahoga
Ohio
County Court of Appeals
Columbus
Common Pleas
Edward Blyth
Sam
Marilyn
Court of Appeals
Blythin
McCarthy Charge Angers Senate as New Congress Opens
Democratic leaders vow to expose Communism wherever seen as the new Senate moves to press ahead with investigations after McCarthy's charge that they would curb oversight. Senator Russell Long and Senator John McClellan defend the Dems while McCarthy seeks stronger probes. A separate note covers a Cleveland holdup at the Cleveland Trust Company and a CIA tie-in with a Hoover task force, plus tax guidance on installment interest deductions and Formosa air action reports.
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Joseph R. McCarthy
Congress
Russel B. Long
D-La
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
McCarthy
Canasta Parmanentine
Rede Oa
Cera
Eaertaa
Cece
Democrats
Senate
A. Thy
Cleveland
McCain
West
Edision
CIA
Foreign Relations Committee
Dag Hammars Atention
Talpel
Tachen
Ministry of National Defense
Tieno
Formosa
Weather and political notes clash with cold front and unrest
A fractured wartime dispatch notes bands of red Chinese fighters sighted over Tachens with no bombs dropped while heavy antiaircraft fire greeted them. Separately, a northeast cold front drives 35 degree drops across the Rockies to the Midwest with record lows in Minot and Cheyenne, while mild spells linger in the Gulf states. In Washington, Senate Republicans and Democrats name committee allocations as Hammarskjold issue prompts debate on China’s atomic future.
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Minot
Cheyanne
Wyo
Midwest
East
Gulf
Florida
Cross City
Miami
Plains
Appalachians
Great Lakes
Texas
Ohio Valley
Pacific Coast
Eagle
Colo
Brownsville
Tex
Polio Foundation Helps Elyria Family Through Crisis
The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis supported James and Mrs. Fitzgerald of 218 Boston Ave with nearly $2,000, financing diagnosis, transfusions, and therapy after Mrs. Fitzgerald contracted polio on August 28, 1952. Her recovery included care at City Hospital and ongoing treatments at Elyria Memorial, enabling a safe home life as the family welcomed a son born April 15. The couple praised the foundation for covering costs during a long, trying period and urged others to give during the March of Dimes drive.
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National Foundation For
New York
James Fitzgerald
Boston Ave
Fitzsgerald
Fitzgeralds
National Foundation
Fitzgerald
City Hospital
Johnny
Twe
Elyria
Mus
Johnny Pitzgerald
Lnst
New Cold Front Advances Into Midwest Today
A strong wind push drives a new cold front into the Midwest today, bringing light snow patches across the northern half of the region and signaling a sharp temperature drop for the day.
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Midwest
Coun
Mayor Keys and city officials stage Abbott Costello routine
On The Square Mayor J Grant Keys Safety Service Director Michael J Lotko and City Building Inspector Hart Dickason have been staging their own version of the old Abbott Costello routine Who's on First The wording suggests a satirical or offbeat municipal lighthearted moment involving local leaders and a recurring gag within city government
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J. Grant Keys
Safety Service
Michael J. Lotko
Hart Dickason
Senators Protest Plan To Segregate Sailors In Africa
Washington reports the Navy rejects segregating Negro sailors aboard the submarine Nautilus during Capetown docking. Senators Lehman and Humphrey protest, arguing all American service members deserve equal treatment abroad. Navy says no segregation on deck or aboard, actions to be arranged with local authorities pending.
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Africa
Dickason
Ashland
Capetown
Art Moos
Ely
Lotko
Keys
George Berard
Shaw
Earl Wilson
Humphrey
D-Minn
Navy
Blanche Thebom
Louisville
Lehman
Navy Lec
Velary
Charles S. Thomas
al Inter
Matier
Elyria
Pearl Caulle
Bell
Jackie Gleason
Wwaasuington
Sis
Ralph Kiner
Cleveland
Bob Hope
Don James
Lorain High School
Ball Great
James
South Africa
Herbert H. Lehman
Hubert H. Sidelights
Bud and
Low
Thomias
John Foster Dulles
Midway
Ohio to purge blind pensioner drivers from roads
The Ohio Department of Highway Safety reports about six hundred licensed drivers also receive state pensions for blindness. Director A C Felty says records show near blind drivers on pension rolls, urging removal from driving. Licenses require a medical exam at first issue and every three years if no new disability is declared.
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A. C. Felty
Eelty
Ohio
Felty
Felly
Jsters
Morthameton
Mass
City Recreation Board
Della A. Gilrain
Plan For Neighborhood Playgrounds Proposed
Mayor J Grant Keys announces a plan to develop neighborhood playgrounds with surveys by the Elyria Board of Realtors led by Herbert H Meister. Vacant lots would be leased to neighbors for informal play, graded and maintained by the city, at minimal cost, with a survey to finish in weeks and openings hoped for this summer.
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J. Grant Keys
Keys
Elyria Board of Realtors
Herbert H. Meister
Cascade Park
Stevens denies knowledge of demotion case involving private
Secretary of the Army Robert Stevens said he knows nothing about the promotion and demotion case of Marvin Belsky, a drafted physician promoted to corporal last September and reduced to private this week after a test. He refused to comment further, noting administrative error in the Peress promotion. Belsky is assigned to non sensitive duties at Murphy General Hospital and the colonel who promoted him received an official reprimand. Stevens reaffirmed he will not resign.
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Chicago
Amuiueu
WAU Unouml
Gee Stevens
Marvin &. Belsky
AU Aeyull Yur
McCarthy
Stevers
Belsky
Army
Murphy General Hospital
Waltham
Mass
Stevens
Irving Peress
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Ely City Board of Education
Jamos & Verdin
Mojave Desert
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Clark
Untitled Press
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Bank of the Manhattan Company
Tachens
America
Wavaatharman
Latru
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Plains States
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Wilcoits
Liam F. Knowland
Cal
Atomia
Clinton P. Ander
Som
Imam
Jom
Russia
Anderson
Wayne Li Morse
Lour
James C. Eastland
D-Miss
Henry
M. Jackson
D-Wash
Joint Atomic Energy Committee
Sen
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
Joint Committee On Economic Report
Polio Foundation
Friend In
Blue Cross
Bandits
Red Junks
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City Hall
Tfhis
Mayor Keys
Elder Keys
Forest St
J. B. Boggs
Groton
Conn
Thames River
Department of Highway Safety
Vathorn
Aema Peters Stevens
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