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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1955

Page

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Opponents To Circulate Petitions On Fluorides Fight

Elyria voters may decide in November on fluorides in drinking water. A committee led by A B Cashner will circulate petitions to place the issue on the ballot, seeking about 600 signatures, and aims to reopen the controversy that followed last year’s council approval. Councilman Victor Stewart Jr supports letting voters decide, while Cashner targets Eugene B Smith and John F Hovis, who backed fluorides last year.

Elyria A. B. Cashner East River St Contoversy Elytia Cashner Ely Tia Atty Grover L. Severs Victor FL Stewart Jr First Ward Stewart Fuorcies Stength Eugene EB. Smith John F. Hovis Smith Hovis Fhiorides

Lightfoot Convicted Under Smith Act in Illinois

Claude Lightfoot, Illinois Communist leader and longtime party figure, was found guilty by a federal jury of violating the Smith Act by belonging to an organization that sought to overthrow the U S government by violence. He faces up to ten years in prison and a $10 000 fine with sentencing set by U S District Judge Philip L Sullivan.

Chicago Claude Mr. Lightfoot Illinois Lightfoot Moscow United States Communist Party of Illinois U. S Philip L. Sullivan Communist Party U.S James B. Parsons Parsons

Wilson says atomic weapons speeding into defense plan

Defense Secretary Charles E. Wilson stated that the nation's military planners are working vigorously to weave atomic weapons into the continental defense system. He noted the Nautilus atomic powered submarine is performing beyond expectations and paving the way for future atomic powered aircraft operations.

Sed Washington Charles E. Wilson Dueto

U S May Vote to Invite Red China to Cease-Fire Debate

United States officials said the U S may vote to invite Red China to send representatives to New York for any United Nations Security Council debates on a Far East cease-fire The disclosure came as Wilson defended military budget cuts before the Armed Services Committee and noted a vigorous atomic weapons research program aimed at air defense and later mobile units of greater firepower Also discussed were New Zealand’s potential role and the U S stance on Red China participation at the council as tensions in the region remained high amid Sino American and Soviet considerations.

Washington United States Red China New York United Nations Security Council Far East Wilson Loose Armed Services Committee Arctic U.S New Zealand Eisenhower U.N Soviet Union Reds Alga Strategic Air Command Areaat Paris A.y Geuaer Moscow Jouns Joxe Lander Security Council Sir Will Air Iam Hayter Minster V. M. Molotov Tilling China Security Council Nautilus France Fou Wal-mosa West Germany Soo Brit Ain Star F.dor Russia Formosa Kor Britain Tawehi Ccr Waslington Titers Jan Eisentower Klee Grivel Kormosa Herth Rieligwiry Bester Somerday Ensentuaver Wietdalty ANU Ned Windhdrival Senate Uitenig Fortesa de Pommilioes Winery Holgers Mu Ching Ihe Reaplahon Forimasu Western Pacific Waller F. George Princeton Taipei Formosanl Yorktown Keargage Wasp Tachen Surforce Hint Ridgway Red Post George Ker Ridgaway Yilangshan Giiliam Ridgway Yikiangshan Taghen Tachent Quempy Non Tih Unis Dona Kaotang Pescadores Matsu Stine Las Sandiars Rather Jension Tursday Fort Sign Office Provmier O. K. Yui

Eden Urges Peaceful Settlement in Formosan Crisis

British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden told the House of Commons that a peaceful settlement to the Formosan crisis is possible if all governments cooperate. He praised President Eisenhower’s defense message while cautioning against widening the conflict and urging negotiation to prevent a broader war. Eden stressed Britain’s focus on stopping fighting and reducing risk of escalation under the mutual defense framework with Chiang Kai-shek.

London Anthony Eden House of Commons Eden House Off Commons Eisenhower Congress IlsiAmerica Formosa Chiang Kai-Shek

Barberton Girl Is Winner Of Contest

A Barberton girl wins a local contest as police investigate a murder link. At 8 30 a m a nude body of a middle aged woman is found along Boston Road Medina County near the Lorain County line prompting sheriff department to pursue possible homicide.

Barberton Girl Boston Rd Medina County Lorain County

Judge accuses patrol of boycotting Fostoria court

Fostoria Municipal Judge James Ford alleges the State Highway Patrol pressured for convictions and boycotted his court in traffic cases after he balked at patrol demands. Meantime a body found near a gas line in Columbus area prompted investigators to fingerprint and identify a woman, described as about 45, five feet two, 190 pounds with dark brown hair and hazel eyes, found frozen with clothing scattered nearby.

Fostoria, D Fostoria Bellefontaine Julius Long James Ford Findlay and Buevius Les Charles Williams Meldina Otucredy Columbus. C Barber Paton Cynthia Bell Trol Ohio Prince of Peace Roman Walt Clomen Joe Sheridan Fairborn Karen Hassinger Bellevue Miss Bell Sheridanstne Patrot Hassinger Seneca Hancock Wood Counties

Woman Dies In Crash In Northeastern Ohio

Mrs. Arlena Kemp of Columbus died after her car skidded and crashed into another vehicle Tuesday night. The accident occurred as she traveled in a freezing, partly cloudy setting with temperatures around 28 to 36 degrees.

Ohio Columbus Arlena Kemp Capitol City Guatemala City Carlos Castillo Armas

Columbus Contractors Submit Low Bid for OSU Field House

Joseph Skill on Co. Columbus Contractors submitted an apparent low bid of 821 793 dollars for general construction of the indoor practice section at the Ohio State University field house.

Columbus Joseph Skill

Sunrise and Moon Times Notice for February 7

Public notice lists sunrise at 7 44 a m and sunset at 4 35 p m with moonrise at 12 31 a m and moonset at 4 46 p m for the day February 7. The event labeled bile Show at South with a price of 200 dollars to 10 30 p m adv.

Elyria the Roll Arena Roll Arena

Where To Turn Area Planning Urged

Officials urge county wide planning as area boards seek cohesion in development. A Lorain recreation board funds support while a solicitor’s opinion is expected to clarify the proposed program’s scope and governance.

Kseceeraeeraterennese Lorain Recreation Board Fund

Senate Groups O.K. Formosa Defense 26-2

Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services committees approve Eisenhower defense plan to protect Formosa and Taiwan area. Vote 26 to 2 sends resolution to full Senate amid debate on risks of intervening against Red China and potential evacuation of Nationalist forces.

Senate O.K. Formosa Washington INS Armed Services Eisenhower Franina Murer

Canton Juvenile Court Judge Urges Stricter Liquor Enforcement

Canton Michigan judge Paul Van Nostran criticized state liquor agents on Tuesday for not cracking down on sales to minors. He said far too many cases last year stemmed from minor coinage drinking and urged stronger action.

Canton Juvenie Paul van Nostran

Auto Driver Killed Admits Slaying

Police say Walter Wilson, 28, confessed to the killing of Joseph Fona after a robbery and to shooting a grocer. the Jackson County case links him to a tavern operator on the east side. He admitted involvement in the incident near the rail line and a store owner crime.

Cleveland III Walter Wilson Joseph Fona McArthur East Side Poliers Oak Hill Jackson

Indiana lawmakers consider license for reckless boating

A bill in the Indiana Legislature would require licensing for marine drivers to curb reckless boating. The item notes insurance and advertising themes, referencing Travelers Insurance and early matchbook ads as historical context while mentioning Lorain County classified services and a local ad line.

Indianapolis Indiana Travelers Insurance Co Dartford

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