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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1954

Page

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Mine Detector Sought by Cleveland Officials in Sheppard Slaying

Cuyahoga County officials asked the Army to lend a mine detector to search around the Bay Village home for the weapon used in the July 4 murder of Marilyn Sheppard. Coroner Gerber refused to cede the case to city police and noted a fresh start. Three bus drivers denied picking up passengers near the crime scene, while a woman described seeing a tall bushy-haired man boarding a Baltimore-bound bus. Dr. Sheppard, husband and prime suspect at one time, faced no decisive evidence of guilt.

Cleveland Cuyahoga County Army Marilyn Sheppard Bay Village Lake Erie Sheppard Army Ordnance Columbus County Samuel R. Gerber City Police Department Samuel H. Sheppard Gerber Jessie Dill Painesville Ohio Fairport Mentor-on-the Lake Sheppards

Boy Drowns In Boat Cabin

A five-year-old boy namens Ronnie Miller drowned in the cabin of a sinking Lake Erie boat Friday night. His parents Mr and Mrs Foster Miller and two other anglers were aboard a 16 foot home made cabin cruiser that capsized. The adults held on while Ronnie screamed and pounded the cabin walls and could not be reached.

Toledo Lake Erie Foster Miller Ronnie Miller Ronnie

Weather Outlook for Northeastern Ohio

Sunny today with a high near 90 and warm nights. Sunday brings partly cloudy skies with a few Showers possible, temperatures around 60 to 90. Lake Erie winds southerly today, then southwest 15 to 20 mph Sunday. No precipitation reported in 24 hours ending Friday 5 p.m. Hours: sunrise 6 08 a.m. sunset 3 58 p.m. Moonrise 10 23 p.m. Saturday.

Ohio Lake Erie

Camp Brulin Retaken By French in Indochina Offensive

French Union forces recaptured Camp Brulin northeast of Hanoi with 7,000 troops and armor in a move to seal the northern edge of the defense pocket. Two French columns of 10,000 men push to close gaps between Phu San Tuong and Luc Nam while clashes yield heavy losses to Communists. In Saigon, Cao Dai sect threatens demonstrations against any partition of Viet Nam, warning the north would fall to Communist China and the south to colonialists.

Hanoi Indochina Brulin Phu San Tuong Luc Nam Thei Bie Pineapple Mountain High Command Camp Brulin Saigon Cao Dai Viet Nam Trung Gia South Indochina

Reds Chou En-Lai Presses Neutral Indochina States

Geneva talks near collapse as Chou En-Lai warns Eden the three Indochina states must be neutralized after a cease-fire. US plans for a Southeast Asia security pact face opposition. Mendes-France seeks an honorable peace by Monday amid Western efforts to break a deadlock.

Geneva West United States Southeast Asia Anthony Eden Chou En-Lai Chou Eden Indochina U. S Walter Bedell Smith Washington Chou-Eden Smith Pierre Mendes - France Mendes - France

Bike Rider's Condition Deteriorates After Park Crash

William Tomasek, 16, of 213 Standison Ave, injured in a bicycle spill at Cascade Park Thursday, was listed in poor condition at Elyria Memorial Hospital today after previously being described as fair. He suffered a cut lip and possible skull fracture from overturning his bike and landing against a tree after dropping eight feet off a cliff.

William Tomasek Standison Ave Cascade Park Elyria Memorial Hospital

Doublecross Among Thieves Discovered

Cleveland police recovered 4500 dollars worth of stolen jewelry and uncovered a tale of doublecross and brutality among thieves. James Owsley, 34, and Rachel Va. allegedly planned the theft after a store window heist and the plot spiraled with torture and betrayal.

Cleveland James Owsley Rachel

Fear Crusoe Island Faces Vanishing From Sea

Valparaíso Chile Juani Fernandez island linked to Robinson Crusoe is eroding and threatened with disappearance into the Pacific. Government geologists urge urgent action to stop the erosion as Lands Ministry notes the barren isle is already fading away. Alexander Selkirk, once marooned there, inspired the Defoe novel.

Valparaiso Chile Juani Fernandez Island Robinson Crusoe Lands Ministry Pacific Alexander Selkirk Daniel Defoe Robinson Cruse

Cycle Mishap Fatal Near Middletown Ohio

Latent tragedy reported in Middletown Ohio where Lonella Nelson 2% of Middletown perished after a motorcycle fall onto Route 122 west of town. Authorities noted the incident occurred early today as she fell into the path of an oncoming car and died at the scene.

Middletown O. S.lonella Nelson Rt. 122

Harvesting Hardships Then And Now In Lorain County

Across Lorain County combines sweep fields swallowing grain as steam engines and threshing belts fade into history. The old era of hand gathered sheaves, wagons, and long days of labor gave way to mechanical farming and shared meals under the July sun.

Ed McConnell Pittsfield Township Lorain County

Fireman Scores 1100 Points in Police Exam Raffle

A New York fireman again scores a perfect 1100 in a police department competition tied to a December 15 prize. James Blatt leads with high marks as the Resar Service Co advertises the event and invites inquiries.

New York James Blatt Resar Service Co Adv.i Blue Coats

Thief Attacks Bartender After Promised IOU Beer

In Newark a patron promised to pay tomorrow for a dime beer. When refused a second beer he leaped the bar, broke a mirror and 27 bottles, took $840, punched the bartender, and fled without a second drink. The bartender Nathan Siegelbaum faced injuries from the assault.

Newark N.J Nathan Siegelbaum Siegelbaum

Special Congress Session In Fall Called Unlikely

Washington officials evaluate the chance of a fall special session if the European Defense Community treaty fails to win French ratification. Dulles told the Senate committee that plans to aid West Germany proceed regardless, with any new proposals possibly needing recall of Congress. Senators caution the idea may be political maneuvering and not a decision, awaiting France's vote before adjournment on August 15.

Washington Eisenhower Congress France John Foster Dulles Senate French Assembly Leverett Saltonstall Mass GOP Armed Services Committee Steles Bridges R-Nh Alexander Wiley Awist The Foreign Relations Committee Dulles Wiley Senate Republiican William F. Knowland

For Reasonable Rates on Home Modernization Ad

Classified notice announces reasonable rates on home modernization bunding and repairs with a reference Pb. 3-18. Ad promotes affordable services for renovations and related improvements with standard local rates.

City Moves To Vacate Three Streets In Turnpike Dispute

City officials edged toward vacating parts of Wesley Ave Bon Air Ave and Hilliard Rd after a court sided with the city on a restraining order related to a turnpike compromise. Mayor J Grant Keys called special sessions for 4 30 pm today and 12 30 pm Sunday to enable two readings and a final vote at Monday’s regular meeting.

J. Grant Keys Council Turnpike Commission

Ex-Gangster George Kelly Dies On Birthday At Leavenworth

George Machine Gun Kelly, once infamous gangster and kidnapper of the 1930s, died of a heart ailment at the Leavenworth federal penitentiary on his birthday anniversary.

Leavenworth Kan George

Ways to Feel Cooler With Ads in Chronicle Telegram

An ad says air-conditioning units and fans help you feel cooler and fresher. It promotes Want Ads and offers a dial number 4751 to place an ad. Mrs. L. J. Davis of 687 Wallace Road advertised disposing of an unwanted bed, and a Maple double bed is listed with phone 4402.

Chronicle- Telegram L. J. Davis Wallace Road

Denied Elyria Lawyer's Temporary Order in Turnpike Case

Judge Tudor refused a temporary restraining order sought by Elyria attorney R H Rice to halt terms of a compromise with the Ohio Turnpike Commission. The hearing followed a city council resolution authorizing a $25,000 land settlement, part of a 20 point deal ending litigation as the turnpike runs through Elyria.

Arthur Tudor Elyrian Iity Ohio Turnpike Commission Atty R. H. Rice Rice Tudor Elyria Turnpike Commission Tthe Turnpike Ohio Turnpike Council Richard Baird Baird Elstia Ohio Hardin County Hadeen

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U.S Mendes-France Tass Moscow Mendes-Frances Vyacheslav M. Molotov Molotov Iit Ed Jr Carl Broad Hye Amherst Sulders & Home Elyna Ness-Elsna Ednonals Oberlin Wellinarton ii Don Miller
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