Legislation Aims to Ease Industrial Site Costs in Ohio
A bill draft in Ohio plans non profit groups to buy and develop industrial sites to curb soaring land prices. Lorain County figures into the plan as a model for price controls via option or purchase. Secretary of State Ted Brown and groups like the AFL CIO back measures to aid site development and attract new plants. Ward Riley of the Lorain employment office supports the bill to help unemployment and attract industry.
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Lorain County
Renial
Carl Adams
Ohio
Ted W. Brown
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Afl-Cio
Columbus Electrc Co
Ohio Bankers Association
Brown
General Assembly
Ward Riley
Ohio State Employment Service
Lorain
Arain
Riley
Charles A. Mosher
Oberlin
Mosher
Examination For Murder Suspect Set
Psychiatric exam of Phillip H. Mostiller, 406 Beech St Lorain, charged with first degree murder, ordered by Judge John D. Pincura ahead of trial set for Feb. 13. Mostiller allegedly shot Charles Marshall in Lorain on Nov. 23 over a gun theft dispute. exam to be at Lima State Hospital. Attorneys Kailes and Zagrans appointed. Also, Willie Lee Williams pleaded guilty to malicious entry of the Charlie Nelson home on Nov. 17 and was referred to probation for burglary investigation.
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Phillip H. Mostiller
Beech St
Lorain
John D. Pincura
Mostiller
Charles Marshall
Lima State Hospital
Samuel Kailes
Jack Zagrans
Economists To Review Conditions in Democratic Primary
Elyria businessman Jack L. Piper filed a declaration of candidacy for councilman at large. He rose from salesman to vice president of K D Construction Co in ten years.
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Jack L. Piper
Elyria
K-D Construction Co
Man Held In Store Robbery
George W. Hill, 40, of 263 West River St, is held by Elyria police on intoxication and robbery investigation after a Thorley's Carry Out Store at 610 Lodi St was robbed of about 35 dollars. Hill was arrested near Huron St and Lake Ave with 34 dollars found in his pockets.
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George W. Hill
West River St
Lodi St
Thorley
Carry Out
Hill
Huron St
Land Lake Ave
Lake Ave
Washington
UPI
Dent Kennedy
Defense Department
Gram
Kenneth Martins
Russia
Elyria Municipal
House Court
Senate
intex-Union
Congress
Tal Seal Kennerly
Kennedy orders new revenue review amid recession talk
President Kennedy directs Treasury Budget and Economy Advisers to produce fresh government revenue estimates as a downturn grips the economy. An Elyria man pleads guilty to thefts of radios and coins, and two-car crashes on Eaton Boulevard and Rt 82 prompt investigations.
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Washington
UPD
Kennedy
Elyrian
Tor
Wagner
Treasury
Budg
Kiein
Et Bureau
Council of Economy
Washtowne
Eaton Blvd
North Eaton
James S. Shumway
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Fisling Ave
Lnter
Eisenhower
Raymond J. Urban
Brecksville
Amos Canterbury
Pentagon
Deputies Investigate Two Rt 2 Traffic Accidents
Deputies responded to two separate crashes on Rt 2 yesterday. No serious injuries were reported as units documented vehicle damage and scene details.
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Rt.2
Installation Set For Democratic Women's Group
Officers of the Lorain County Federation of Democratic Women will be installed at a spring meeting in Spring Valley. Catherine Turner of Akron is to be the speaker at the luncheon, with plans tailored to fit the overall budget. The article also notes President Kennedy's focus on disarmament discussions and upcoming messages to Congress on unemployment and diplomacy.
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Quesigedauud
Lorain County
Federation of Democratic Women Farm
Funcheon
Spring Valley
Kennedy
Catherine Turner
Russia
Soviet Union
Dean Rusk
Robert S. McNamara
John J. McCloy
U.S
State of the Union
Congress
Labor
Arthur J. Goldberg
Goldberg
Requests For Funds Reviewed For County Budget
The County Budget Commission discussed allocating about 1,000,000 in local funds after a meeting with the auditor treasurer and prosecutor. It considers 1960 allocations, with park officials seeking 147,000 to boost park programs and support a potential levy.
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Frank Ayres
Carl O. Schmitkens
Paul J. Mikus
Metropoliltan Park Commission
Een l
Budget Commission
Metropolitan Park Commission
Commission
Freeman orders federal purchases of food for donation
Agriculture Secretary Orville Freeman announced federal purchases of pork beans and dried eggs for donation to the needy following President Kennedy’s executive order to broaden free food distribution. Shipments will reach states by late February or early March to aid about 3.5 million people in 42 states.
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Washington
UPI
Orville L. Freeman
Freeman
Kennedy
don|Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Bled
Memorial Hospital
Commercial Committee
Agriculture Department
Otto B
A. C. Hudnutt
Chronicle- Telegram
Chauncey B. Smythe
Fitch seeks second term as Elyria city treasurer
City Treasurer William J. Fitch filed for re election to a second term as a Republican. A resident of 808 Garford Ave Elyria Fitch 22 is a University of Wooster graduate and has served eight years with Elyria Savings and Trust Co He holds roles with the American Institute of Banking First Methodist Church American Legion Post 12 Elyria Elks and the Junior Chamber of Commerce He cites experience in accounting and fiscal duties and notes employer cooperation in serving as treasurer for the city Fitch and his wife Mary Jane are named in the filing
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William J. Fitch
Elyria
Garford Ave
Fitch
Virginiand
Saw
William
Thomas Jet
Elyria High School
College of Wooster
EST
U. S. Army
Lorain County
American Institute of Banking
First Methodist Church
American Legion Post 12
Elyria Elks
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Young Republican
Elysia Savings and Trust Co
Mary Jane
Rates Figured But Tax Bills Not Ready Yet
County tax rates are being calculated by the auditor’s department. Treasurer Carl O. Schmitkens notes the delay causes calls from taxpayers asking when bills will arrive. He says bills typically take seven weeks from rate receipt to readiness.
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Carl
Schmitkens
Tax Deduction Tips For Charitable Contributions
A hospital donation program permits deductions up to 30 percent of an individual’s taxable income and 5 percent of corporate income for Elyria Memorial Hospital. Special savings apply for stock, property, or other securities. Consult your attorney or campaign headquarters.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
West Side Branch Of Elyria Savings To Open
Elyria Savings and Trust Co directors awarded contracts for a $200000 west side branch on Route 113 opposite Penfield Ave. The one floor brick building with air conditioning and drive-in tellers will include a community room, night depository and 30 car parking. Expected opening by early fall. Smith, Smith and Clark of Elyria as architects.
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Elyria Savings and Trust Co
West Side
Rt. 113
Penfield Ave
Fitch
R. J. Fitch
Brick and Masonry Construction
Lorain County
Our
Cleveland
Avon Lake
Elyria “Savings and Trust Co
R. H. Willett
Ohio
Federal Report Bank
Washington, D. C
Peerless
Ito
J Bank
Smith, Smith and Clark of
Elystia
Interest Grows in Elyria Parents Without Partners Unit
Attendance is expected to rise at the Elyria chapter of Parents Without Partners as members meet at 8:30 p.m. in the home of Mrs. Eileen McDaniel. Topics include the constitution bylaws dues transportation and a permanent meeting place. New officers Arthur Miller and Mrs Evelyr Noveske were appointed. The group meets the second and fourth Wednesdays each month.
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Elyria
Parents Without Partners
Eileen McDaniel
Lake Ave
Phyl Ilis Willson
Arthur ©. Miller
Evelyr
iNoveske
Joan Ogden
du Cleveland St
Harold Shick
Lorain County
Court OKs Motion In Stock Case At Ridge Tool Co
Judge LeRoy F. Kelly granted a motion to dismiss four Ridge Tool Co directors as defendants in a stock value suit filed by O. E. Swanson and Carl G. Myers. The case seeks fair value for their Ridge Tool shares after a merger with J. Manufacturing Co. The suit continues against the company.
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LeRoy F. Kelly
Ridge Tool Co
O. E. Swanson
Carl G. Myers
Ridge Tool
Swanson
Land Myers
iTheir
J. F. Manufacturing Co
C. H. Ingner
Henry Freas
J. A. Frates
R. F. Vandermark
Buckeye Cab Co. Cleared to Resume Operations
Police Chief Maurice Flood announced Buckeye Cab Co at 1320 West Ave may operate again after meeting safety ordinances. Owner James W. Guest said one cab is now in service following a Friday safety inspection prompted by complaints.
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Maurice Flood
Buckeye Cab Co
West Ave
Flood
Theowner
James W. Guest
Guest
Study under way for second Delaware River Bridge
A study reactivated by the Interstate Highway Division estimates a second Delaware River Bridge near the current span would cost about 120 million dollars. If built both bridges would carry one way traffic and twin the existing crossing. The proposal follows the 74 year old H A Helder, president of Champion Paper and Fibre Co, death after a long illness.
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Wilmington, del
UPI
Delaware River
Jerey Turnpike
Wilmington
Canton
N.C
UPD
H. A. Helder
Wices
Champion Paper
Iterstate
the Fibre Co
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Bella
Lions Club
Spring Valley Country Club Home Builders Association
Lorrain County
National Home Builders Association
Elyria Home and Better Living
Spring Valley Country Ob
PES
Piper
Migmargh School
American Legion
R. E. Baird
Joseph E. Smith
Kathleen Lysaght
Merriman Smith
Ben Hill
Tae Charae
Heaaldne
Anter
Tan
County Budget Commission
Jack L, Piper
Elyria Savings and Trust
West Side Branch
Court OK
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