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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1959
Page
4
Ohio Governor Michael V. DiSalle urged parents not to delay polio vaccination for preschool children. He signed a bill requiring polio, whooping cough, diphtheria, smallpox and tetanus shots for public school entrance, noting many polio paralytic cases involve under five. He called it a good start and warned of three defects to fix next session.
Corbett D. Painter of 1077 East River Street donated his eighth pint of blood yesterday to the Lorain County Blood Bank at Elyria Memorial Hospital. He and his wife Creda are parents of three sons Ronald 16 David 12 and Akin 10. Painter is employed by Wooden's Food Market Cleveland Street and a member of the First United Presbyterian Church.
Elizabeth Ann Lands of Erie Pennsylvania, 28, remained in poor condition at St. Vincent Charity Hospital after plunging eight stories from the YWCA building. She suffered two broken arms a fractured skull and multiple internal injuries in a 100 foot fall that struck the sidewalk on East 18th Street after hitting utility lines.
Italian diver Capt Leonardo Fusco reported discovering what appears to be the ruins of a 2000 year old Roman galleon at 170 feet depth in the Mediterranean off the west central coast of Italy. Plans were made to recover the wreckage.
The Citizens Home and Savings Association of Lorain celebrated its 70th anniversary with a dinner at Elyria Country Club attended by about 160 guests. George W. Garthe, Amherst, received accolades as president and general manager as assets rose from 28,891 in 1890 to 22.8 million today. Other speakers included George Gund of Cleveland Trust and Lorain Mayor John J. Jaworski, with remarks on inflation and the dollar.
Cleveland police renew efforts to collect a $10,000 reward offered by Marilyn Sheppard's family for the capture and conviction of her killer. The suit in Common Pleas Court argues police helped convict Dr. Sam Sheppard for the 1954 Bay Village murder. the deadline is Sunday.
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