New Vote Looms On Pike Pact Water Crisis Sparks Sprinkling Ban
A critical Elyria water situation led Mayor J Grant Keys to order an immediate lawn and garden sprinkling ban from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily. He cited hot, dry weather that drew over 14 million gallons from the lake front station, risking fire protection in the south end and Eastern Heights while urging nearby townships to comply. Continued on Page Two.
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Heat Wave Eases As Cool Air Promised For Ohio
International News Service reports temperatures atop 95 to 102 degrees in Ohio with relief near. Cooler air moves into the state late tonight and spreads Thursday dropping the mercury 10 to 20 degrees. Overnight lows expected 62 to 74, with little rain and possible northern thundershowers. Crop report notes favorable growing weather, first hay cuts done, alfalfa harvest underway in southern two thirds. Cities listed show mixed readings from 67 to 81 across Chicago Denver Los Angeles Miami Washington.
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Missing T-shirt may link to Bay Village murder case
A T-shirt likely worn by Dr. Samuel H. Sheppard was recovered from Lake Erie by a Bay Village patrolman. The doctor, chief suspect in the Fourth of July homicide of his wife, remains the central figure as investigators pursue leads from the shoreline find.
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Prospects For Peace Seen Good In Indochina Talks
Geneva conference follows emergency meetings among Dulles Mendes France and Eden. Beedell Smith will represent the United States at the ministerial stage within 48 hours, with a six day target for an agreement. Paris hopes an honorable peace, US policy shift, and France’s interests guide the talks. Meanwhile in Ohio, former fiancée of Susan Hayes denies romance with Dr Samuel Sheppard amid questions over gifts and a wife’s murder. Stevenson confirms Hayes ended engagement and had no ongoing ties to Sheppard.
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U S and Britain Agree On German Sovereignty Plan
Washington reports that the United States and Britain reached a plan to grant Germany sovereignty by activating the Bonn Convention of 1952. The plan would defer German rearmament, bypass the current EDC ratification, and reflect Eisenhower and Churchill’s June 8 agreement stressing Atlantic solidarity. Dulles informed Congress that Bonn could take effect without EDC.
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Logan Board Names New Head Football Coach
The Logan Board of Education on Tuesday announced Alson Scrivner to coach Logan High. Scrivner, 29, former head coach at Piqua, signs a one year contract. He is a Miami University graduate and succeeds Dwight Diller.
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Weather outlook for Northeastern Ohio details sunny, hot and humid shifts
The Northeastern Ohio forecast calls for mostly sunny skies today with continuing heat, partly cloudy conditions, and a low around 70. Tuesday temperatures range from 61 to 74 with no precipitation expected in the 24 hour period. Winds on Lake Erie shift from southwest to northwest, then light, and a cooler Thursday with less humidity is noted. Sunrise at 6:06 a.m. and sunset at 9:00 p.m. Moonrise at 6:51 p.m. Wednesday. moonset early Thursday. Advertising notes include home modernization rates, a Friday fish fry, and Frigidaire room air conditioners offered by Commercial Electric.
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Crescent Jet Crash Kills Four
CRANFIELD England UP The world's first crescent winged jet bomber the Hiandiey Page Victor crashed today killing its four crew members The bomber with a wing like a scythe plunged onto the airfield and exploded Officials said It was the only model of the jet bomber described as so perfect it could land by itself The crash was surrounded with mystery Handley Pare Company could offer no explanation for the disaster The designers billed the plane as the air battleship of the future.
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Ike to Continue Health Bill Fight
President Eisenhower said he will not relent in pushing the federal health reinsurance bill after the House recommitted it to committee as a temporary defeat. He told reporters the action would be fought as a continuation of his agenda and tied to his administration’s broader aims.
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Lorain Magician Recovers Snakenapped Python
Lorain magician Harry Albacker received his 10 foot python Gertrude after it vanished from his car in Hagerstown Maryland three weeks earlier. The snake was returned in a suitcase via Railway Express and later located in Harnsburg Pennsylvania. Albacker plans to resume his act once the reptile is fed and reassured.
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Dulles To Return From Paris Soon
President Eisenhower said Secretary John Foster Dulles will return from Paris soon to report on the Far Eastern crisis and the Geneva conference. He noted Dulles went to Paris Monday night to keep a united front with France and Britain and to assess American presence at Geneva. The White House also announced a July 26 state visit for President Syngman Rhee of Korea to discuss Korea's unification.
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San Francisco Exchange Club Quietly Defies Racial Rule
The San Francisco branch of the Exchange Club voted to surrender its charter in protest against a national order to expel members of Chinese descent. Along with Menlo Park and Stockton clubs, San Francisco chose to resist the rule rather than remove existing Chinese members.
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Churchill Sees Long Delay On China U.N. Seat
London dispatch reports Prime Minister Winston Churchill urging a long postponement of admitting Communist China to the United Nations. He defended the United States against Attlee who criticized Dulles for not returning to the Geneva conference. Churchill suggested September next year at the earliest, or possibly delaying further. Attlee urged UN principles require excluding China, while Churchill faced jeers in the Commons.
Special Elyria Council meeting aims to reconsider 20 point pact
Elyria faces a 5 tonight session to rescind last week resolution offering a 20 point settlement with the Ohio Turnpike Commission. Attorney Rice charges improper passage. City Solicitor Baird urged injunctions and continued litigation to strengthen future negotiations.
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Warren’ Robinson
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Walter Decker
Eugene Smith
Man Killed In Crash Near St Paris Name Injured
Myron B Smith aged 52 from near St Paris died in a one car crash on Route 2 ten miles north of Route 35 in Ichampaten Counts Tuesday night.
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Ichampaten
Flanders Plans to Depose McCarthy in Senate
Sen Ralph E Flanders said he would reveal plans to depose Sen Joseph R McCarthy from chairmanships. He noted GOP Leader Knowland pledged no parliamentary roadblocks to a vote. A push for an immediate vote or separate resolution could follow, with action not until next week.
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New Search For Wandering Raft Due Today
A relief boat named Verzen sails from San Simeon Harbor to search about 35 miles offshore for the drifting raft Leh which is off the California coast. The mission includes removing its ailing radio operator.
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Classified Ad Writing Service for Lorain County
A classified ad writer offers to craft effective ads for individuals seeking exposure in Lorain County. The service promises concise, persuasive copy written from client information to attract thousands of local readers. Contact via the Telegram channel for ad creation and sales results.
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Learn to Drive Elyria Driving School Ad
Ad text offers driving lessons from Elyria Driving School with contact number 37412. Also mentions Rigidaire room air conditioner for sale via Commercial Electric at phone 261% and additional ad notes.
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