Commissioners Vote To Buy 112 Voting Machines For County
Lorain county commissioners approved purchasing 112 voting machines from Automatic Voting Machine Co for 1324 each with 10 year notes. The action follows an election board vote favoring machine use to replace paper ballots ahead of the November election.
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Lorain County
Automatic Voting Machine ,Co
Jamestown
County Board of Elections
Election Board
Joseph Ushelyi
Election ‘Board
Ajheiyi
Automatic Voting Machine Company
Clifford Stream
Ajnelsi
Harold Cevault
Cevault
James ‘B‘seward
Thomas MccGeachie
Oscar G. Dunn
Alan R. Bracson
Democratic Election Board
Ashelin and
Seward
Covault
Strean
Eisenhower rules out presidential nomination in statement
President Eisenhower declared he would not accept a nomination, cooling draft efforts by boomers and leaving Truman and GOP rivals uncertain. The White House welcomed the stance as it dampened momentum for a potential bid that polling suggested could defeat Truman next November.
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Washington
Truman
Ike
Gen
Eisenhower
Oregon
New Hampshire
New London Sets Plan for 16 Bed Hospital
New London officials met in Columbus with state health and industrial relations leaders to approve a new 16 bed hospital replacing a smaller 12 bed annex idea. Architect Phillip Johnson of New York offered plans for free and later to model the building while fundraising seeks $30 000 to $75 000.
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New London
New London Hospital Board
M. J. Herr
W. =. White
New London Hospital
Columbus
State Boars of Health
Anex
Phillip Johnson
New York City
Gratis
Iater
Advertising snippet for groceries and household goods
The notice lists items including Fresh Oysters Del Monte Sliced Pineapple No 2 can Crisco and Toilet Tissue from Elyria Frozen Foods Fuller Road Adv v SF. The fragment suggests a local advertisement or catalog entry for grocery and household products.
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del Monte
Elyria Frozen Foods
Fuller Road
Strike In Bavaria Ends On Schedule
Bavaria’s 1,000,000 plus workers ended a planned 24 hour strike as officials prepare to inventory food in British and American zones. Laws authorize inventory and seizure of surpluses, with penalties up to three years in jail or a $10,000 fine for noncooperation. Households must list foods for more than 28 days.
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Frankfurt
Bavaria
Bizonal Economics Council
5 000 Parcels Arrive From Italy
New York customs inspectors face a flood of food parcels from Palermo Sicily on two ships the McAlester Victory and the Grigorios. Parcels were largely bound for the American Shipping Company and Italian Shipping Company with appraisers overloaded.
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New York
Italy
Harry M. Durning
Palerno
Sicily
McAlester Victory
Grigorios
American Shipping Company
Italian Shipping Company
General Shipping No. 1
Fire Threat Spurs Call for County Record Protection
A letter signed by Auditor Frank Ayres and four other county officials urges Lorain County to improve protection for records after the Urbana courthouse fire. Officials propose a meeting at 9 am Tuesday to discuss fire and water hazards, cramped offices, and theft risks in the old courthouse.
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Urbana
Lorain County
Frank Ayres
Walter J. Wright
Mose Wilder
H. E. Agate
H. H. Nye
Urbena
Oscar G. Dunn
Alan Granson
Thormes McGeachie
Health Board Combines Sanitary Officer Roles in City
The board of health voted to merge the sanitary officer duties with food and dairy inspection under Gordon Bell and raise his pay to 273 dollars a month plus an assigned car. The move follows retirement of George Savage who held both posts and as sealer of Weights and Measures, a non health function, prompting restructuring. The council now must appoint a sealer of Weights and Measures.
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Board of Health
Gordon Bell
Bell
George Savage
Savage
Health Board
Health Department
Tts
City Council
French Cabinet Allows Open Gold Dealings in France
Paris reports the cabinet in emergency session approved open dealings in gold and prepared to present a bill to the National Assembly. It did not decide on franc devaluation but hinted at a tentative Britain France compromise. Pierre Abelin noted ongoing discussions and a potential IMF statement in Washington.
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Paris
Britain
National Assembly
France
Pierre Abelin
Robert Schuman
International Monetary Fund
Washington
Abdelin
Bailey Dies From Three Car Crash Near McConnelsville
Thomas Leroy Bailey 26 dies at Good Samaritan Hospital Zanesville from injuries in a three car crash near McConnelsville. The McConnelsville resident was returning home from Mt. Vernon where he worked for Hoosier Electric Co. factory authorized radio service.
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Zanesville
Thomas Leroy Bailey
Good Samaritan Hospital
McConnelsville
Bailey
Mt. Vernon
Hoosier Electric Co
Elyria Girl and Five Others Hurt in High Speed Crash
Six youths were injured in a head on collision on North Ridge road near Amherst. Marie Law 18 of Denison Avenue was severely hurt and taken to St. Joseph's Hospital Lorain. Her fiancé Charles Tanser 21 suffered minor injuries. Vehicle driven by Allen Stewart 16 Vermilion suffered a possible skull fracture. Others from Vermilion and nearby towns were treated at area hospitals.
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North Ridge Road
Amherst
Marie Law
Denson Avenue
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lorain
Charles Tanser
Brownhelm
Mary Ann Hudela
West River Road
Vermilion
Tanser
Miss Law
Kir
Airs
Edwin Law
Stassen Accused Of Falsehood By Pauley
Edwin W. Pauley accuses Harold E. Stassen of combining guarantee and falsehood to indict him solely for Stassen to advance his own ambitions. The exchange unfolds in Washington as Pauley denounces Stassen's remarks.
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Haod E. Stassen
Edwin Pauley
Army
Senate
Pauley
Stassen
Washington
Edwin W. Pauley
Harold E. Stassen
County Sealer Tests Many Scales
County Sealer of Weights and Measures Michael Savulak filed a report with county commissioners detailing 2 506 inspections last year. He tested 952 small scales and 222 large scales, adjusting 112, condemning 117, and rejecting 17. He also examined 1 706 measurers and containers, finding 1 048 correct and 102 inaccurate.
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Michael Savulak
Killer Me Coy Mickey Rooney Ad Version
Advertisement note for the film Killer Me Coy starring Mickey Rooney, listed in Capitol Today section.
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Capitol
Mickey Rooney
Retired Elyria Fireman Dies in Florida
Henry A. Keating 56 a retired Elyria city firefighter died suddenly in Florida. Heart attack reported. He served in World War I with the 1st Division and joined Elyria Fire Department in 1920 retiring in 1942. Survived by wife Thelma and son Donald of Oklahoma City. Funeral arrangements incomplete.
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Henry A. Keating
Elyria City
Florida
Keating
Bradenton
Mfr
C. J. Smith
Beebe ‘Court
Tampa
Mr. Keating
Elvira City
Fire Department
Thelma Keating
Donald
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Donald Keating
Elyria
Henry Keating
Keatings
Sudro-Curtis
Two Elyria Students to Receive Altarro Medal
Bernard Miller and Robert F. Gur eighth grade pupils at St. Agnes school will receive the Ad Altarro De Medal for excellence in school and scout work. Bishop Hoban will present the medals at services in St. John's Cathedral on Sunday February 8 at 3 PM. Donald Shedron and Allan Bush were previous recipients four years ago per scoutmaster Calvin D. Miller. The award is by Catholic Youth organization with final approval from the Cleveland board after recommendations by school and church leaders.
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Bernard Miller
Robert F. Gur
St. Agnes
Cauren
Edward F. Hoban
Cleveland
St. John’s Cathedral
Donald Shedron
Allan Bushmar
St Agnes
Calvin D. Miller
Catholic Youth Organization
Possible Fractured Skull Suffered By Elyria Man
Demps Alsip of South Ambhers suffered a head laceration and Eugene Crisp of 118 West Avenue, riding in Alsip’s car, sustained a possible skull fracture when their car collided with a second machine at Cleveland and Olive streets at 5 am. Alsip drove north on Olive as the other car traveled east on Cleveland. the other driver fled before police arrivals. Police cited frosted windows as reducing visibility.
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Demps Alsip
South Ambhers
Eugene Crisp
West Avenue
Alsip
Sam Thorpe
Avon
Cleveland
Olive Streets
Olive
Boy Confesses To Slaying Father By Mistake
In Glemens Michigan a 16 year old youth Stephen Kallis Jr. confessed to shooting his father Stephen Kallis Sr. after believing the man mistreated his mother Harriett. The father died before an ambulance arrived. Police book the boy for murder investigation.
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MY. Glemens
Mich
Tephen Kallis, Jr
Harriett
Robert
Stephen
Fred
Sheriff's Office
Kallis
Clinton
Three men steal and wreck new car in Cleveland street crash
Three men entered a motor sales room in Cleveland last night and stole a license plate then backed a new auto into the street. A tractor trailer struck the car, badly wrecking it. The stolen driver was critically injured and taken to City Hospital. The other two men escaped on foot.
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Cleveland
City Hospital
Craft Unable To Land At Two Of Nation's Airports
A Coast Guard twin engined Lodestar with two to three crew members failed to land at Washington and Baltimore due to a heavy snow storm. The craft departed Newark at 6 37 a m en route to Washington but could not land in either city. Reports indicated a possible sighting near Fort Dix at 9 50 a m, though the latest official time reported was 8 36 a m.
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Washington
Coast Guard
Baltimore
Newark
Fort Dix
N. J
New Orleans
Land O'Lakes
Burlington
Utica
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Memphis
Florida Peninsula
Citrus
Mercury
Miami
Jacksonville
John M. Porter
Chicago Weather Bureau
Midwest
Worst Cold Wave Smashes Into Nation Disrupts Industry
The United Press reports a severe cold wave hits the nation with fuel oil shortages. Detroit manufacturers cut supplies as gas and electricity strain, and fires from overheating stoves add deaths. Temperatures plummet from Wisconsin to the Atlantic, with Miami still warm and forecasts predicting another cold snap.
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United Press
Atlantic Coast
Dixieland
Michigan Consolidated Gas Company
Detroit
Evansville
Ind
Rocky Mountains
Southland
Below Normal Temperatures Persist in Ohio in Frigid Wave
United Press reports Ohio endures near zero temperatures as a Georgia storm drives heavy snow across Southern and Central Ohio. Morning readings include Youngstown three below zero. Columbus nine above. Toledo and Cincinnati ten above. Projections show brief upticks to around 12 degrees below normal but no relief in sight.
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United Press
Ohio
Weather Bureau
Georgia
Youngstown
East Liverpool
Mercury
Mansfield
Akron
S.x
Zanesville
Findley
Dayton
Columbus
Toledo
Cincinnati
Aronday
Police Nab Suspect In Downtown Lottery Scam
Police halted a con game targeting Vesta Heel at 17 Chestnut Street after a man named Irvin Wright of Noralk Washington was arrested on larceny by trick. The other suspect fled. Heel had given $5 yesterday and planned to draw more money for a share of a supposed finder’s prize.
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Vesta Heel
Chestnut Street
Irvin Wright
Noralk
Trick
Miss Heel
Wright
Polie
Sigq
Man Turns Violent on Pennsylvania Train
An armed man identified as Kenneth Short, 25, opened fire on a Pennsylvania railroad train, wounding two passengers and threatening another. He was subdued by a victim’s husband after his 25 caliber pistol jammed. Victims Mary Rifici, 29, and Ira Crider, 31, were treated. Rifici’s condition listed as fair, Crider’s wound not serious. Probate Judge H H Ne will speak at Elyria Lions Club dinner at 6:30 p.m. Monday about mental hygiene program.
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Ambridge
Kenneth Short
Mary Rifici
Cleveland
Ira
Crider
Freedom
Sewickley Valley Hospital
H. H. Ne
Elyria Lions Iub
Elxs Marine Room
New Hors d oeuvres Eggs Enter the Modern Kitchen
A playful description of cocktail eggs prepared by twice candying them and injecting eight spices, then hard boiling, shelling, marinating, dyeing and bottling for future use. The piece invites readers to try the service and recalls the excitement of posting a Chronicle-Telegram Want Ad, urging calls to 44-121 or 44-131.
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Chronicle-Telegram
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