Demand To Drop Actions In Court Angers Mayor
Elyria mayor J Grant Keys lashes out at Ohio Turnpike Commission after rejection of a 25 point city negotiation proposal. The dispute centers on bridge sites along Black River and pending legal actions with July trials to assess damages. Dunbar demands a written complete proposal and termination of all litigation before negotiation.
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Ohio Turnpike Commission
J. Grant Keys
Keys
Richard Baird
Frank Stevens
Turnpike Commission
Lorain County Common Pleas Court
Black River
Baird
Frank Dunbar
Joddy Dunbar
Columbus
Elyria
Dunbar
Chronicle- Telegram
James Hartshorne
Turnpike Committee
Warren Robinson
Robinson
Threeman Council
Stevens
Baird J and
Weather outlook for Northeastern Ohio with mild temps
Sunny and less humid today in Northeastern Ohio with a high near 83 and a clear cool night around 62. Friday brings fair skies and mid 80s. northwest winds 10 to 15 mph off Lake Erie. The article notes a 0.04 inch precipitation reading for Wednesday and lists daily temperature ranges and humidity figures.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
Complaints Of Mail Thefts On Clinton Ave
Police investigate possible U S mail theft reported yesterday. Three Clinton Ave residents Virgil Rice Lucille Thompson and Edward Hawkiess say their mail was stolen and found in a sewer excavation near the B and O railroad. Complainants' mailboxes sit beside the excavation as part of a city storm sewer project.
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U. S
Clinton Ave
Virgil Rice
Lucille Thompson
Edward Hawkiess
Knowland warns of major Red victory in Asia
Senate Republican Leader William F. Knowland said the French withdrawal in Indochina’s Red River Delta marks a major Communist victory in Asia. He urged a tougher U.S. policy, warning of further Communist gains and questioning the wisdom of admitting Red China to the United Nations. He pressed for action even at the risk of war and posed, how many more victories must the free world endure before recognizing the danger.
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Senate
William F. Knowland
Calif
Asia
Indochina
Red River
U.S
John Foster Dulles
Knowland
U. S
Southeast Asia
Free World
Red China
United Nations
GOP
France
Vietnam
U S Steel Raises Prices by Three Per Ton
United States Steel Corporation raised steel prices by an average of $3 a ton in New York. The increase, about two and a half percent, follows higher costs linked to the new union contract effective at midnight. Chairman Benjamina F. Fairfens stated the rise was necessary, and Difford F. Hood, the president, cited increased production costs from the agreement.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
Benjamina F. Fairfens
U. S. Steel
Difford F. Hood
Flood's Toll High Likely To Go Up
The Rio Grande flood crested at 62.21 feet at Laredo, then fell toward Falcon Reservoir as officials feared more deaths after 138 bodies found in Piedras Negras across the river. Texas reported 18 dead and seven missing on tributaries. San Ygnacio flooded, bridges washed out, and communications with Nuevo Laredo severed.
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International River
Eagle Pass
Tex
Texas
Rio Grande
Laredo
Falcon Dam
Eisenhower
Adolfo Ruiz Cortines
San Ygnacio
Falcon Reservoir
San Ignacio
Zapata
Bob Kerr
Nuevo Laredo
United States Interior
Mexico
Lausche Declares No 1956 Presidential Bid
Ohio Governor Frank Lausche says he will not campaign outside Ohio for the 1956 race, telling NBC host Dave Garroway he has no intention of becoming a national candidate. He praises President Eisenhower and plans to campaign only within Ohio until after December 1956.
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Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Dave Garroway
National Broadcasting Co
Lausche
Eisenhower
Elyria
Garroway
New York
Jane
Dave
Man Killed In Crash On State Route 7 Williamsport
Antonio Aviles of Campbell was killed and two others injured when their auto missed a curve and overturned on State Route 7 at Williamsport early today.
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Liverpool
Oss Antonio Aviles
Campbell
Williamsport
Supervisors Maintain Power Service Amid Strike Impasse
Ohio Edison reports no immediate power disruption as CIO Utility Workers strike begins at midnight. Supervisors on duty will handle work unless storms arise while AFL line crews abstain. Outside contractors may be used during peak loads, but union seeks full crew staffing. Akron Mayors Forum plans arbitration before hiring outsiders. executives weigh compromise.
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Ohio Edison Co
CIO
E. J. Berger
Lake Erie
Berger
AFL
Lake Ave
Ohio Edison
Akron
Lee Berg
Youngstown
Mansfield
Lorain
Warren
Marion
Shadyside
Toronto
Samuel Stites
Walter Sammis
Senator Butler Suffers Stroke in Bethesda Hospital
Senator Hugh Butler of Nebraska was rushed to Naval Medical Center in Bethesda Maryland in critical condition after suffering a stroke at his home. He was treated at the facility and remained under medical care as reports noted the severity of his condition.
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Washington
Hugh Butler
Navel Medical Center
Bethesda
French Abandon South Sector of Red River Delta
In Hanoi Indochina the French high command announced the abandonment of the southern sector of the Red River Delta after Communist infiltration made defense impossible. About 15,000 French troops were withdrawn from rice plains and towns between the Red and Day Rivers, a 2,000,000 population area described as 50 percent infiltrated. Troops will regroup along supply lines to Hanoi Haiphong and Gulf of Tonkin depots for American munitions.
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Indochina
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Day
Haiphong
Gulf of Tonkin
Mrs. W. H. Gaston Fatally Injured On Cleveland Street
Mrs. Wilbur H. Gaston, 48, of 137 Longfellow Street, died after 10:30 AM at the Cleveland Street and Yorkshire Court intersection. Police seek cause. truck driver Louis Baughey of Aérian, Michigan, is being questioned after reporting seeing the woman in the street.
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Corwin Burrer
C. L. Cordrey
Elghnt
Blanche Gaston
Longfellow St
Cleveland St
Yorkshire Ct
Louis Baughey
Adrian, Mich
Wilbur H. Gaston
Aérian, Mich
Two Elyrians Hurt in Separate Auto Mishaps
Two Elyrians suffered serious injuries in separate accidents. Clara Renninger, 351 Furnace St., was struck by a westbound truck at Broad and Court streets at 4 09 p m and remained in poor condition at Elyria Memorial Hospital with possible skull fracture and internal injuries. Clyde Trautman, 29, of 22 Winckles St., was rushed to Elyria Memorial Hospital after a high speed crash into a utility pole on East Bridge Street. He required stitches and treatment for facial injuries and was listed in fair condition. Third traffic fatality in three months involved Mrs Gaston, wife of Wilbur Gaston, and she died at Elyria Memorial Hospital from multiple injuries. burial set for Saturday.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
Clara Renminger
Furnace St
Broad and
Court Streets
William QO. Heise
S. of
Laurel
Hesse
Robert Corts
Heise
Clyde Trautman
Winckles St
East Bridge St
Trautman
East Bridge
Emmet T. Sheeran
Crile Hospital l
Cleveland
Baughey
Elyria
Gaston
William Sellman
Niagara Falls
Ohio
Maude Blakesley
Atascadera
Calif
Fred Bach
Radnor
Red Cross
Community Chest
YWCA
Elyria P. T. A. Council
Women
Commissioners Stand on No County Salary Raises Despite Budget Debate
County commissioners reaffirmed opposition to salary raises for county staff next year even as they discuss budget constraints. They granted $200 extra for extension service overtime and restored several salary allocations while striking other increases. A 1955 general fund balance remains after $9,770 in adjustments, with total budget 1,522,500.
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Charles Cole
Ocl
New Yale Ave
Oma Heights
Cocamon Pleas Court
Election Board
Parolee Admits 12 Cincinnati Insurance Holdups
New York parolee James Kemp, 26, confessed to staging twelve Cincinnati insurance agency holdups over seven months after police captured him during a $20 hallway holdup. He reportedly admitted the spree on Wednesday.
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Cincinnati
New York
James Kemp
Kemp
Revolving Can Opener Best for Outings
A brief note promotes revolving type can openers for picnics and camping to avoid finger cuts and ragged edges. It also suggests using revolving class ads in the Chronicle-T Want Ads to solve everyday problems and invites readers to Dial 4731 to reach an ad-writer.
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Dial 4731
New Car Giveaway Promised by Reser Service Co
Cal The Reser Service Co announces a drawing for a new car to one customer on December 15. The notice mentions the showroom location at 33 Lok & ie and references ongoing promotions.
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Reser Service Co
Lok & Ie
Ndacmetion
Ode
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