Benson Warns Farmers Costs May Spark City Revolt
Secretary Ezra T Benson urged Congress that city dwellers could revolt if farm price supports prove too costly. He defended a proposed flexible system with 75 to 90 percent parity aims and a plan to spend up to 1 billion dollars over three years to ship surpluses abroad as foreign aid, while lawmakers debate funding and implementation.
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Washington
Ezra T. Benson
Benson
Senate Agriculture Committee
Congress
U.S
Eisenhowser
Gilnet
Truman
Eisenhower
Great Plains Warm Up To Zero Amid Wide Midwest Cold Snap
Central and northern Great Plains see rapid warming while states from Minnesota to the Dakotas endure extreme cold. International Falls reported the coldest reading, 39 degrees below zero, as Minnesota and nearby regions shivered. In Memphis, outdoor pool events drew warm-weather contrasts with locals in fur coats. A boundary near the Nebraska line caused a swift drop from 44 to 7 above in Chadron in a single hour.
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Florida
Palm Beach
Great Ward
Palmgrees
Beach
Miami
Minnesota
Iowa
Dakotas
Memphis
Midwest
Canadian
West Coast
Great Lakes
International Falls
U.S. Weather Bureau of Chicago
Great Plains
Nebraska
Chadron
Neb
Icy Pavements Spark Multiple Weekend Car Crashes
Slippery roads blamed for several weekend accidents reported to the sheriff. Robert Haynes, 26, Oberlin, turned into a ditch on Russia road to avoid a collision, with three passengers. Nancy President, 26, Oberlin, and Nehemirah Haynes, 27, Oberlin, were treated and later released from Allen Hospital. Beverly McDermott, Bedford, damaged her car front after sliding into a truck driven by George Savin, Elkhart. Another crash at La Porte damaged cars of Edward Reynolds, Thompsonville, Conn., and James Clouse of Grafton. Maurice Cote of Lorain and Ray Shewell of Cleveland damaged on Russia road. Arthur L. Brown of Dewhurst road damaged after rear-end collision with Dawson Kelly of Cleveland.
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Robert Haynes
Edison Street
Oberlin
Russia Road
Apone
Nancy President
Nehemirah Haynes
Box 89
Allen Hospital
Beverly McDermott
Bedford
LaPorte
George Savin
Elkhart
Ind
Edward Reynolds
Thompsonville
Conn
James Clouse
Grafton
Reynolds
Clouse
Sheriff Department
Maurice Cote
Broadway
Lorain
Ray Shewell
Foster Avenue
Arthur L. Brown
Dewhurst Road
Dawson Kelly
E. 89Th Street
Cleveland
New London Water Shut Off To Fire Alarm Periods
New London via Board of Public Affairs urges all water users to stop using water the moment the village fire siren sounds due to standpipe repairs reducing pressure with no tank reserve. Inspection by Harlton Jennings confirmed damage in the 36 inch flume from tank to ground. Replacement would cost 5000 dollars, repairs cost 4500 dollars to extend usability.
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New London
Board of Public Affairs
Harlton Jennings
Continental Fremont Company
Shotgun accident kills 6 year old girl in Hamilton
A six year old girl, Eve Imm Mills, was killed when a shotgun fell and discharged at home in Hamilton while she played with her brother. Coroner Garret J. Boone confirmed the fatal accident occurred Sunday.
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Hamilton
0. S
Garret J. Boone
Eve- Imm Mills
Weather forecast for Northeastern Ohio
Weather by United Press reports increasing temperatures with highs in the low 40s to 50s, tonight in the low 30s, cloudy and windy then warmer Tuesday. Sunday temperatures 11 to 2, 24 hour precipitation .09 inch ending 8 p.m. Sunday. Humidity at 8 a.m. Sunday 56 percent. Moonrise Monday 5 02 p.m. Moonset Tuesday 7 28 a.m.
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United Press
Ohio
HELP WANTED Crystal Cleaners Ad
Crystal Cleaners at 587 Cleveland Street seeks helpers for part and full time work. Apply in person with references. Duties include garment care, sorting, and customer service. Hiring immediate, experience preferred but not required.
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Crystal Cleaners
Cleveland St
Hewitt Resigns From Elyria Memorial Hospital Company Post
James A. Hewitt longtime secretary treasurer and board member of the Elyria Memorial Hospital Company resigns effective January 3 after nearly 15 years in that role and more than two decades on the board. He previously served as acting superintendent during several periods and led the Easter Seal drive for Crippled Children. He will retain his board membership as the executive committee considers the resignation at January’s meeting.
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James A. Hewitt
Elyria Memorial Hospital Company
Hewitt
Blair Patterson
Gates Hospital For
Ohio Society For
Cappled Children
County Salary Raises Draw Heavy Criticism
Pay increases of 30 dollars a month for some county workers and annual jumps of 800 to 1200 dollars for assistant prosecutors sparked wide discontent as the new year began. County commissioners criticized department heads for late budget requests and warned they would not approve further raises except in exceptional cases. Some departments like courts and elections remain beyond the commissioners control, and total requested budgets exceeded available funds by about 80 thousand dollars, risking salary accounts running dry later the year.
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Crystal Clear Cleaners
Cleveland St
J. Powell Jones
Courts
Board of Elections
Complete Garments for $1.99 at Standard Cleaners
Two complete garments priced at 1.99 each advertised by Standard Cleaners with locations at 564 Broad St and 1500 W Ave. The notice highlights a bulk offer and lists the two storefront addresses for customer pickup or drop-off.
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Broad St
W. Ave
Lions Zone Social Night to Be Held at Spring Valley Club
Guests from nine Lions Clubs across Amherst Lora LaGrange Castalia Vermilion Sandusky Norwalk Bellevue Willard travel to Spring Valley Country Club next Monday evening. Elyria club hosts as co chairmen Roger Busler and Howard Parton coordinate with Amherst, Lora, LaGrange, Castalia, Vermilion, Sandusky, Norwalk, Bellevue, and Willard. International Lions director Dr Dan J V Martin will speak. first ever visiting Elvria director from Greenville attends.
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Howard Parton
Cochairmen
Amherst
Lora
LaGrange
Casstala
Vermilion
Sandusky
Norwalk
Bellevue
Willard
Cincinnati
Dan J. V. Martin
International Lions
Greenville
Elvria
Accident Victim Leaves Hospital in Berea
Mrs Martha Freischer of Marks Road Columbia Station was discharged from Berea Community Hospital after an automobile accident Saturday. She suffered a brain concussion when her car struck a pole and skidded off Prospect Street while attempting to stop for a bus. Rushed to hospital by the Berea Fire Department.
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Columbia
Martha Freischer
Marks Road
Columbia Stallion
Berea ‘Community Hospital
Prospect Street
Berea
Fleischer
Driver's Wife Hurt In Mishap On Route 611
A collision on Route 611 near Lorain involved George W. Hanmore of Sandusky and Stanley Edwards of Amherst. Hanmore rear ended Edwards when Edwards slowed to avoid a dog. Mrs. Hanmore received severe bruises and was treated at St. Joseph's Hospital. No charges filed.
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George W. Hanmore
Schiller Avenue
Sandusky
Lorain
Hanmore
Stanley Edwards
Hamilton Street
Amherst
Edward
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Clouds block total lunar eclipse in Ohio forecast
Clouds moving into Ohio tonight will prevent residents from seeing the total eclipse of the moon. Forecasters expect a break in the cold wave by Tuesday, with temperatures near normal by Wednesday. Snow and freezing drizzle may freeze on impact, making travel treacherous.
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Mid West
Buckeyeland
Youngstown
Cleveland
Canton
Akron
Toledo
Delaware
Circleville
Columbus
Cincimnnati
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Dayton
Columbus Weather Bureau
Kickoff Dinner Starts YMCA Campaign Drive
The annual YMCA membership drive opens with a kickoff dinner at 6:15 p.m. tonight for campaign workers. More than 200 people are expected as the one week drive aims to raise membership to 1,100, an all time high. Richard Eliott of LaPorte will head the effort.
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YMCA
Harlie Stevick
Richard Eliott
LaPorte
Mrs Mallow Leaves Hospital After Burn Injury
Mrs George Mallow, 2023 Elyna Council president and Welcome Wagon hostess, was discharged from Elyria Memorial Hospital after suffering third degree burns while preparing supper at 438 Cambridge Avenue on November 3. She can be up part of the day but will remain at home for several weeks while recovering.
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George Mallow
Elyna Council of
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Mallow
Cambridge Avenue
Satan's Kingdom Cold Day Reports Freezing Temps
Temps plunged to eighteen degrees below zero in Satan's Kingdom today as residents faced harsh winter conditions. Local authorities urged residents to stay indoors, conserve energy, and monitor weather advisories for updates.
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Satan’s. Kingdom
Satan’s Kingdom
Where To Turn FREE yr. service. Little Joe's Electric
Little Joe's Electric at 299 Lodi Phae offers free year service guidance. The ad promotes no charge help for electrical needs and suggests customers contact the shop for advice and referrals.
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Little Joe’s
Cascade Park Skating Pond Freezes This Winter
Cascade Park skating pond is now in fair condition for skating. Park Superintendent John Machock Machock says this is the first time this winter the pond has been suitable and with cold weather skating should be possible for several days.
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Cascade Park
John Machock Machock
Eisenhower urges expansion of health and rehab programs
President Eisenhower urged Congress to create a 25 million dollar federal re-insurance program to broaden private and nonprofit health plans and to expand vocational rehabilitation restoring 660000 disabled Americans within five years. He called for stronger public health research, broader federal grants to states, and construction of medical facilities including non profit hospitals for the chronically ill. He rejected socialization of medicine but backed national health goals.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Eissenhower
House
Senate
U.S. Public Health Service
Charles A. Wolverton
House Commerce Committee
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Ensenhower
Mayor Outlines State of the City Before Council
Mayor J. Grant Keys plans a six point State of the City message before the city council tonight. An appropriation ordinance for income from the two mill levy, defeated at the polls last November, is expected to be less than last year. Keys and Safety Service Director Michael Lotko spent hours refining the turnpike plan and will meet Governor Lausche and turnpike officials. He will report concrete facts from these talks and also discuss Elyna Transit Co. next, with a council chambers meeting set for tomorrow night.
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J. Grant Keys
Keys
Safety Service
Michael Lotko
Turnpike Commis
Columbus
Carey's Clam Bake Ticket Sale Ad
Reserve tickets early for Carey's Clam Bake on January 27. Call for tickets in person.
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Carey
Adv
Drilling Pays Off as Water Found Near Wellington
Water was found after drilling 50 feet into quicksand on the Howard Zacharias farm in southwest Wellington township. Work over the past week aims to relieve the village water shortage. Supt. Howard E. Hawk says efforts continue to develop the find and 20 trucks are ready if reservoir water runs low. Ohio natural resources director A. W. Marion visited to inspect pumping sites or trucking options.
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Wellington
Howard ‘Zacharias
Howard E. Hawk
Electric Light and Water Plant
A. W. Marion
Ohio
Natural Resources
Wellington Entry Gains Finals In Speech Contest
Wellington High senior Steven Miller is among five finalists in the 29th annual Prince of Peace declamation contest, chosen Sunday in Columbus. Winners are to be announced after finals January 20 at Memorial Hall during the Ohio Pastor's convention. Connie Washka of Amherst High also won the county contest held December 6 at LaPorte Methodist Church, part of a three thousand youth field offering prizes up to 200 dollars plus four year scholarships.
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Steven Miller
Wellington High School
Prince of Peace
Columbus
Memorial Hall
Ohio
Steven
Connie Washka
Ame
Herst
LaPorte Methodist Church
Young Miller
James Dennis
Tallmadge
Boy Fatally Burned in Cincinnati Home Fire
A 10-year-old boy named William Turner died from burns suffered in a Cincinnati house fire Sunday night. His older sister Patrina, 12, awoke and saved the baby before escaping, while their two-year-old sibling was not named in the surviving details. The article notes the boy died of burns covering most of his body and describes a chaotic scene as the sister carried the infant to safety.
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Cincinnati
Cincannatito
Urliam Turner
Ponce
Patrina
Ismoxe
Wiliam
iEibron
William
Cartoonist Ray Evans Sr Dies at 66 in Columbus
Columbus Dispatch cartoonist for 31 years Ray O. Evans Sr died at his home after a months long heart ailment. He was 66.
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Columbus
Ray O. Evans
The
Columbus Dispatch
Dont Rush for Bus Doctors Warn In Classified Style
Doctors urge readers not to rush for buses and to consider private travel options. The Chronicle Telegram promotes independent travel and highlights favorable auto buys in its classifieds.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Chronicle - Telegram
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