Pike Officer Saves Bus Driver In Ohio Turnpike Crash
A Greyhound bus mechanic, Stephen J. Molnar, 26, of Cleveland, was saved by Turnpike Division Patrolman James Marshman after a crash on the Ohio Turnpike near the Norwalk Interchange. Molnar, who was returning a crippled bus to Cleveland, was in critical condition at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital, Norwalk, after being struck by an eastbound tractor trailer driven by Paul Cummings, 35, of Pleasant Lake. The 6:55 a.m. incident left Molnar bleeding heavily, but Marshman’s timely pressure saved his life during the head injury emergency.
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Greyhound Bus Co
Turnpike Division
Stephen J. Molnar
West 60Th St
Cleveland
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Norwalk
Turnpike Patrol
Molnar
Paul Cummings
Pleasant Lake
James Marshman
Sandusky
Company Pledges 25000 to Elyria Memorial Hospital Drive
General Industries Co pledges 25000 to the Elyria Memorial Hospital Campaign. President William E Foster urged every employee to contribute its fair share in reaching a 1750000 goal. Industrial Committee head John B Findling announced hourly workers would subscribe seven cents a week for 30 months and urged leaders to contact all employees.
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General Industries Co
Elytia Memorial Hospital
William E. Foster
Foster
3A É
Elyria Memorial Hospital
John B. Findling
American Legion Hall
Bendix-Westinghouse
Thew Shovel Co
Ike Bids Farewell Tonight
President Eisenhower prepares to address the nation from the White House in his farewell speech with four days left in his term. He plans a 9:30 a.m. meeting with Canadian Prime Minister Diefenbaker to sign the Columbia River Basin Treaty and will hold a final news conference this week. The article notes his long service since West Point and outlines other duties before retirement.
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Washington
UPI
Eisenhower
White House
John F. Kennedy
John G. Diefenbaker
Diefenbaker
West Point
Oval Office
Congress
Eighth Arrival For The Stewarts
Victor F. Stewart Jr. passed out cigars as the Stewarts welcomed their eighth child a boy weighing eight pounds five ounces at about 9:30. Ex-mayor Victor and his wife Helen celebrated their third son.
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Victor F. Stewart Jr
Helen
McCray Named Registrar in Elyria
Atty. J William McCray is named deputy registrar of motor vehicles in Elyria by State Registrar Clifford Ayers to succeed Alfred Alten. McCray will keep his law practice and the office will be managed with assistance from Mrs. Alten and her staff. Alten’s tenure spans Democratic governors and he retires from the post. Theresa Alten remains in a leadership role, with a plan to hire a second clerk for the nearby office due to parking.
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Atty. J. William McCray
Elyria
Clifford Ayers
Alfred Alten
Theresa
Wayne Alten
West Ave
Charles A. Mosher
Oberlin
McCray
Helen C
Sally” Ely
Second St
William A. Elyes- Alten
al Jtate
Ely
Berson
Alten
Broad St
California
Ohio
Republican C.savings Deposit Bank and Trust
William O'Neill
Govern Co
Priest George Burdikoff Appeal Dropped in Lorain Church Case
The appeal of Rev. George Burdikoff from a temporary injunction ousting him from St Peter and St Paul Russian Orthodox Church in Lorain was dropped. The case remains pending for a merits trial before Common Pleas Judge LeRoy F. Kelly. The dispute centers on church jurisdiction between Moscow Patriarchate and the American branch.
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George Burdikoff
St Peter and St. Paul
Lorain
John R. Vintelia
Cleveland
Ninth District Court of Appeals
Common Pleas
LeRoy F. Kelly
Dinner To Launch Y Membership Drive
The YMCA will launch its membership drive Thursday at 6 30 p.m. with a buffet in the YMCA Building The drive runs through Jan 30 centered on a Golden Anniversary theme James Johnson and Bob Ohlemacher will brief workers on assignments Two more dinners are planned An innovation is selecting a Golden Family at drive end Harley Stevick and Russell Gleason will randomly pick a new or renewed membership card The winner may receive free YMCA membership for their entire family or grant the award to another The committee chairmen include Ronck Amos Robert Ohlemacher Robert Edwards Frank Johnson Russell Gleason Jack Huge George Day Charleson and Bill Naegele handle auditing and publicity
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Imunity
Chauncey B. Smythe
Harold A. Zealley
Elyria Memorial
Zealley
Iin
St. Andrews
Marum
Seilles
Wait
Magyar United Church of Christ
Ling
Barbara
Earl R. Henderson
Mark
Kathy
Michele
Kirk
First Methodist Church
Joan
YMCA
James Johnson
Bob Ohlemacher
Harley Stevick
Russell Gleason
Ronck Amos
Robert Ohlemacher
Robert Edwards
Frank Johnson
Jack Huge
George Day
Charleson
Bill Naegele
State Aide Pushes Start on Elytia Sewage Plant
A letter from the State Sanitary Engineer urges start of the $8.1 million Elytia sewage treatment plant project with two financing plans under consideration. Council delays bid timing as Finance Chairman Clarence Schultz signals bids soon. Sewer rates already raised to fund improvements, with a November vote likely on property tax financing. water permit expires February 15.
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State Sanitation Department
Council
Clarence Schultz
R-Ist
Elytia
F. H. Waring
West Ridge Rd
Arthur Ely Memorial
Skating Rink Proposed for Ely Park in City Plans
Councilman Joseph Smith floated Ely Park as a potential artificial ice rink site for the recreation department. Mrs. Sally Ely approved the idea while two North Side sites and one South Side site are under consideration. North Side site purchase of about 17000 was authorized from funds from a land sale to the Elyria Board of Education. A 300000 bond issue may be sought in November to develop both the North and South sites, though plans remain unclear.
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Smith
Council
Recreation Department
Sally Ely
Elyria Board of Education
Correction to be stressed at Lorain County Juvenile Detention Home
Judge Henry P. Webber announces shift to corrective case work at Lorain County Juvenile Detention Home. Edmund Kaczur named chief superintendent and probation officer, reporting to John Dierna. In the past year 482 juveniles admitted. average daily population 18 to 26. six escapes involving 14 juveniles in two years.
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Webber
Edmund Kaczur
Kenzur
John Dierna
Kaczur
John Carroll University
Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Officals
Tom the cat wins labor dispute at Pacific Mercury
In Sepulveda California a two hour grievance session between Pacific Mercury Electronics Corp and Industrial Union Local 602 AFL-CIO ended with approval for Mr. Tom the cat to return as the workers mascot. Management will share shelter and sandbox costs with the union.
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Sepulveda
Calif
UPD
Tom the Cat
Pacific Mercury Electronic Corp
Industrial Union Local 602
Afl-Cio
Amherst Hospital Elects Six Trustees
The Amherst Hospital Association reelected four trustees Wayne Garland Ludolf Kreeger Donald Bechtel and Lynn Stull to three year terms. Two new trustees Cletus Carver and Edward Gehl were also elected to the Amherst Hospital Board of Trustees.
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Amherst
Amherst Hospital Board of Trustees
Amherst Hospital Association
Wayne Garland
Ludolf Kreeger
Donald Bechtel
Lynn Stull
Cletus Carver
Edward Gehl
Kolbe Held After Fuss In City Council
Harold Kolbe, a 56 year old independent mayoral hopeful, was arrested for intoxication after disturbances in the Lorain City Council chambers during last night’s meeting. He faced a prior intoxication charge with a $25 fine in Municipal Court.
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Lorain
Harold Kolbe
Kolbe
Joseph Grubic
Mayor reviews 1960 progress and outlines 1961 projects
Lorain Elyria 1960 state of the city report praises broad citywide expansion. Mayor Oscar G. Dunn cites higher collections in the sealer and licenses, lists seven major 1961 projects including Gulf Ray widening and waterworks filter No. 6 reconstruction, plus 27 total projects costing 1,026,190 and numerous department upgrades.
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Oscar G. Dunn
Dunn
Gulf Ray
Natonal Safety Council
Lorain County
Furnace St
Washington Ave
South Abbe Rd
Spring Valley
Farm Bureau Opens 1961 Membership Campaign
Farm Bureau launched its 1961 membership drive after a captains and workers meeting at the Peoples Office of the Lotain County Savings and Trust Co Oberlin. The effort targets 680 members with 463 already signed. Sixty five workers will canvass rural areas this week with captains reporting results Monday.
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Farm Bureau
Peoples
Lotain County Savings and Trust Co
Oberlin
Bureau
Henry Schriver
Schriver
Court Hears Union Dues Use Case
The Supreme Court holds a second round of arguments on whether union dues may fund political activity under a compelled union member. Originating in Georgia in 1953, the case concerns a union shop under the Railway Labor Act and challenges to dues used for political campaigns.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
High Court
Sy Justice Department
Macon
Southern Railway System
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
Georgia Supreme Court
Justice Department
U.S. Supreme Court
Nebraska
Justces
Ford Plant Truck Workers Back On Jobs
The Ford Motor Co assembly plant in Lorain resumes full production as 1 000 truck workers return from furlough and 3 600 car workers, who were laid off earlier this month, restart. Full production for trucks and cars projected for the rest of the week.
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Ford Motor Co
Lorain
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