Ohio Legislature May Fast Track Poor Relief Bill
The Ohio General Assembly may rush an emergency bill through today to repeal relief restrictions. GOP leaders plan to add millions more to poor relief, altering a 23 million dollar appropriation for the two years. The move comes as vetoes are being acted on and amid talk of earlier pay boosts for state workers.
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Columbus
J. Frank McClure
House Finance Committee
Ashland
General Assembly
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Frank J. Lausche
Plane crash near Merced kills at least eleven crewmen
An Air Force KC-97 refueling aircraft from Castle Air Force Base went down about 17 miles north of Merced during a routine flight. The crash, reported at 9:45 a.m. EDT, destroyed the plane and sparked a fire. Fire crews recovered 11 bodies. the aircraft carried nine crew on board per Air Force details.
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Merced
Calil
California Highway Patrol
The
Highway Patrol
Castle Air Force Base
Air Force
Washington
Strategic Air Command
Avon Lake Boy Is County Third 1955 Polio Case
An 11-year-old Avon Lake boy, Michael Lash, is Ohio’s Lorain County third polio case of 1955, with three weeks of illness and paralysis in his back and legs. He is in fair condition at Cleveland City Hospital. his siblings received initial Salk shots, while follow-up doses were delayed until after school. Local health officials report no other current symptoms in the family.
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Avon Lake
Nalin
Eee
Cleveland
City Hospital
Lorain
County Health Office
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Michael B. Lash
Lash
St. Joseph School
John
Edleen
Mary Katherine
One Health Department
Schoous
Ubegale
Jonas Salk
Manon G. Fisher
Peath
Elyira
Ledna Jane Freed
Ray ‘Freed
R.D
Oberlin
Timothy Tillack
Claire Tillack
Georgia Ave
Oscar P. Haserodt
Elyria
Gulf Rd
Liverpool Township
Medina County
Broad St
French and Fisher
Haserodt
Fisher
Valley View
Ridgeville
Baldwin
Wallace
Onene Pq
Cleveland MS
Umbia Township
Vetera
Wickliffe
Porain County
Pany
Oscar Haserodt
Nea Pg. &|Associates
Avon School
Beard Pats
Theodore Grambo
John Marsh
Haseredt
Grambo
Grace Lutheran Church
Cleveland Ath
Leti Club
First Savings and Loan Co
Marsh
Ednagun
Edward
Winsor
Joephine Knotz
Euclid-Glenville Hoapitel
Sunny and warm weather in Northeastern Ohio
Weather summary reports sunny and warm conditions today and Thursday with clear cool nights. High near 80 and low around 62 to 77 with no precipitation in the past 24 hours. Humidity 52 percent at 8 am, 41 percent at 2 pm, 8 pm readings unavailable. East to northeast winds near Lake Erie.
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United Press
Ohio
Lake Erie
Fair
Explosion Injures Akron Man at Cleveland Market
A 70-year-old Akron man, Willis G., was badly hurt when an ice making machine exploded at the East 55th Street Woodland Avenue market in Cleveland. He is in fair condition at St. Vincent charity hospital. Fire officials offered no damage estimate due to no present boss. The blast occurred at 4 46 a.m.
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Akron
East 55Th Street
Woodland Avenue
Cleve
Willis G
Mission Drive
St. Vincent’s Charity Hospital
Bolton Column Tells Former Elyrian's Story
Whitey Bolton, author of Looking Sideways, writes about a famed former Elynan carrier who started work at 15. The column, syndicated nationally, appears on Page 1 of the Chronicle-Telegram tomorrow.
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Whitey Bolton
Chronicle-Telegram
Bolton
Elynan
Dixon Yates Recess Sought Over Adams Request
Senate subcommittee heard that the SEC recess last month was requested by Sherman Adams assistant to President Eisenhower to decide if First Boston Corp officials would intervene in Dixon Yates financing. Kefauver charged administration sought delay to limit disclosure of Wenzell’s involvement.
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Washington
J. Sinclair Armstrong
Securities & Exchange Commission
Dixon-Yates
Sherman Adams
Esenhower
Armstrong
Senate
Adams
White House
SEC
Public Power
Eisenhower
First Boston Corp
New York
Adolphe H. Wenzell
Apd Armstrong
Ring Commission
Subcommittee
Estes Ihefauver
D-Tenn
Wenzel
House
Kefauver
Wenzell
GIs Abroad Face Lenient Sentences Say U S Officials
Washington reports state that U S military commanders complain foreign courts have imposed too lenient sentences on GIs convicted overseas. The House Foreign Affairs Committee opened hearings on jailing GIs abroad with Rep Bow pressuring to renegotiate status of forces treaties. Assistant Secretary Morton counters that treaties keep US servicemen under foreign jurisdiction for crimes related to duty.
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Washington
U.S
C Department
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Frank T. Bow
Ohio
Eisenhower
United States
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Japan
Ethiopia
Korea
Libya
Saudi Arabia
Thruston B. Morton
Morton
Police arrest over a thousand in clean-up drive
Police report more than 1,000 persons arrested last week in a crackdown on petty criminals and prostitutes. The operation runs ahead of the International Eucharistic Congress which begins Saturday.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Mrs Greta Hobby Resigns as Welfare Secretary
Mrs Greta Culp Hobby resigns as secretary of health education and welfare. President Eisenhower selects Marion B. Folsom to succeed her. In a White House ceremony the President praised Hobby and said she was the best man in the cabinet. Folsom, 61, former Eastman Kodak executive, will be nominated later. The resignation ends Hobby’s long service amid debate over the Salk polio vaccine program.
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Washington
Greta Culp Hobby
Health, Education and Welfare
Eisenhower
Marion B. Folsom
Treasury
Hobby
White House
Eviction Looms as Valley View Faces Loss of Homes
In Elyria Ohio families at Valley View confront eviction as authorities push to clear a housing project site. The article notes lingering state of readiness and potential displacement amid redevelopment plans impacting residents and local structures.
Reds Fire At Quemoy Island In Early Artillery Exchange
A Chinese Nationalist defense communiqué says Communist forces on the mainland fired two rounds at Quemoy Island early today. There were no casualties reported.
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Reds
Quemoy
Taipei
Formosa
UPI
Chinese Ministry of Defense
Quemony Island
Ordinance Repeal Bid Filed Over Elyria Fluoridation
Petitions with about 1380 electors were filed to repeal Elyria fluoridation ordinance passed Aug 18 1952. Campaign led by A B Cashner seeks to remove fluoride from drinking water. challengers say 10 percent of last gubernatorial voters needed for validity. Auditor Al wheat will hold petitions 10 days before possible certification to the Lorain County Board of Elections. Safety Director Lotko says fluoridation will continue while the ordinance stands.
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Elyria
Ellsworth J. Alwheat
Albert
A. B. Cashner
East River
Elyma
Grover L
Larry” Severs
Lorain
Norwalk Boy Drowns in Lake Erie Off Norwalk Beach
A 17 year old Norwalk resident Larry Eugene Baker drowned in rough Lake Erie waters west of Norwalk beach. He swam with three other 16 year old youths Chuck Shupe Robert Cousing and Louis Sheatz all of Norwalk. A housewife and lifeguard Paul Dewey aided by a lake shore resident Mrs Henry Morris pulled the others from the water. Police say heavy waves tossed the youths ashore.
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Norwalk
Lake Erie
Larry Eugene Baker
Raymond Jewee
Baker
Chuck Shupe
Robert Cousing
Louis Sheatz
Henry Morris
Lake
Paul Dewey
Huron
Sheppard May Start Term Soon
Dr Samuel Sheppard, convicted Bay Village osteopath, says he would rather begin serving his second degree murder sentence at Ohio Penitentiary than in Cuyahoga County jail. Appeals court rejected his bid for a new trial based on alleged new evidence. experts deem odds against success.
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Cleveland
Samuel Sheppard
Ohio Penitentiary
Cuyahoga County
Sheppard
Bay Village
Josteonatch
Paul L. Kirk
University of California
Fragmentary notice about new operators and prices
Fragmented OCR text mentions new operators and a price of 1.50. It lists unclear names and a street number 3418 with ad9. Content is garbled but indicates a brief local notice or advertisement with names and a price.
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Oma
Mrkiines
Owen K
Prone
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