Elyria Council Backs Administration in Turnpike Battle
Elyria city council, in a unified letter from President Kenneth Lord to Turnpike Commission aide Charles P. Smith, opposes the proposed Turnpike route through Elyria while supporting underpass widening and pledges to cover litigation costs as needed. The 1953 correspondence stresses unity, opposition to the Commission plan, and readiness for court action to preserve city rights under Ohio law.
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Elyria
Kenneth Lord
Charles P. Smith
Turnpike Commission
Lord
Commission
Smith
Elyria City
Common Pleas Court
Franklin County
State of
Ohio
Second-Half Tax Bills Mailed With Aug. 12 Deadline
Lorain County Treasurer Walter Wright announces second half tax bills will be mailed this week and collected without penalty by August 12. About 5,000 bills go to mailing. 65,000 remain available for pickup at the courthouse. Total anticipated collections exceed 3 million with 680,268 already paid.
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Lorain County
Walter Wright
Wright
Editor Brought To Memorial Hospital After Car Crash
Clare George editor of The Chronicle Telegram was brought to Elyria Saturday night from Porter Memorial Hospital Valparaiso Indiana where he had been confined after a car accident Friday evening July 10. George suffered a slight skull fracture and is at Elvira Memorial Hospital with no visitors allowed.
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Clare George
Chronicle - Telegram
Elyria
Porter Memorial Hospital
Valparaiso
Ind
George
Elvira Memorial Hospital
Weather Report for Northeastern and Northwestern Ohio
Northeastern Ohio: partly cloudy hot and humid with a high of 92. fair tonight. Tuesday hot and humid with possible afternoon thundershowers. Lake Erie winds light and variable. Humidity 63 percent. High Sunday 87, low 67. Northwestern Ohio: hot and humid today around 90 with tonight’s thundershowers possible. low about 70. South winds 15 mph. Precip none in 24 hours ending Sunday 8 pm. Moonrise 2:38 pm Monday. moonset 12:09 am Tuesday.
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United Press
Ohio
Lake Erie
Lake Ene
Monroney seeks Senate rule change to curb McCarthy investigations
Senator A S Monroney of Oklahoma proposed a rule change to give full Senate power to halt investigations by the committees led by Joseph R McCarthy. He argued the Senate must control inquiries that become embarrassing and overstep accountability. McCarthy vowed to continue the investigations with or without Democratic members and accused Democrats of political motives.
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Washington
INS
A. S
Mike Monroney
D-Okla
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wis
Senate
Monroney
Oklahoman
McCarthy
Central Intelligence Agency
Sen. McCarthy
NBC
Meet the Press
Hel
Wisconsin
Elyria Police Chief Objects to New Radar Law
Elyria Police Chief James E. Boggs denounces Gov Lausche signed bill requiring warning signs 750 to 1000 feet before radar zones. He says the rule will limit radar use on many Elyria streets and halt school zone checks, hampering speed enforcement and traffic safety efforts.
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Frank J. Lausche
James E. Boggs
Boggs
Red Attack Shifts To Western Front Outposts Taken
Chinese forces captured two hill outposts Berlin and East Berlin on the western front from American Marines and later withdrew. The engagement involved heavy shelling and close quarters fighting with limited contact to the main line. On the central front a large offensive was reported lighter, with Red forces massing near the Kum Song River and Panmunjom armistice talks continuing.
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Western Front
Seoul
INS
Berlin
East Berlin
Kumsong
Panmunjom
Rhee Su Opposes Division of Korea Warns on Armistice
Consultant Warne Geissinger told an Ohio junior chamber meeting that Syngman Rhee may not stay quiet if the armistice divides Korea. He said Rhee believes a UN coalition could unify Korea while letting South Korea go by default, prompting possible independent action.
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Rhee Su
Division of
Korea
Columbus BS
Ohio Junior Chamber of Commerce
Syngman Rhee
Warne T. Geissinger
Rhee
Geissinger
Columbus
Where To Turn Closed For Vacation At Bowlin Family Lane
The Rainbow Lanes and Lounge will close from Sunday July 12th through Tuesday July 28th for a break and reopen July 29th. Descriptive ad states the business hours and location.
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Oney’s
Rainbow Lanes
Adv
Philippine Official Visits Elyria During U.S. Trip
Philippine Senator Francisco A. Delgado and his wife and daughter Connie visited Elyria this weekend to meet with Mr. and Mrs. Milan Bendik. The visit followed a June 23 departure from the Philippine Islands on a tour of embassies and missions. Delgado, chairman of the Foreign Relations committee, discussed treaties and economic aid and studied opinions on Bell Trade Act revision during travels.
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Francisco A. Delgado
Connie
Elyria
Milan Bendik
Hamilton Street
Bendik
Los Angeles
Marine Corps
Philippine Islands
Philippine Senate
Washington
Amherst Church Groundbreaking Service for St Pauls Lutheran
About two hundred worshippers attended the ground blessing and groundbreaking for the new St. Pauls Lutheran Church on Central Drive Sunday afternoon. Rev. Henry J. Lieske presided, with Rev. R. C. Bosse delivering the message. Mrs. Emery Redman played the foot pump organ at the site.
Trade act aims limited free entry with Philippines
Senator Delgado urges a new limited free trade pact with the Philippines to ease Bell pact inequalities. He cites resource exploitation rights favoring U S citizens and asymmetric immigration quotas. The senator and family also joined the Bendiks to celebrate their first wedding anniversary in Elyria with a Sunday round of golf at the Elyria Country Club.
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U.S
Philippines
United States
U. S
Senator Delgado
Elyria
Bendiks
Elyria Country Club
India May Stall Korea Truce Over Neutrality Concerns
UN reports India may delay a Korea armistice as Prime Minister Nehru seeks guarantees that Indian troops would serve under a neutral commission and avoid covert landings or deployments in the DMZ. Indian officials reportedly resist back door troop commitments and island landings, complicating UN hopes for a two week truce.
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India
Korea
United Nations
Jawaharlal Nehru
Syngman Rhee
Nehru
U.N
Sweden
Switzerland
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Cleveland Stadium Safe Blown Open and Cash Stolen
Four masked men blew open a safe at Cleveland Municipal Stadium during a weekend doubleheader and escaped with about $40,000 in concession receipts. Police have few leads after the heist occurred while the stadium was unguarded late at night. veteran guard Stan ley Heverly, 62, was the only other person present and described the robbers as polite and swift. The attackers reportedly commented that Cleveland lost the doubleheader but it was good for Chicago.
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Stanley Heverly
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Heverly
Chicago
Firelands Board Sets Tonight Meeting at Henrietta School
The Fireland District Board of Education will hold a meeting tonight at Henrietta School at 3 30. The session will discuss the educational program for the new district and invite all interested residents to attend.
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Fireland District Board of Education
Henrietta School
Commissions Move Toward Final Armistice Negotiations
In Panmunjom American officers and Communist representatives conferred in secret for nearly two hours as part of the last stage before a cease fire. The armistice commission discussed operation details and a proposed demarcation line roughly two and a half miles wide. Separate staff groups for the Allies and Reds and liaison officers met, with no final agreement announced.
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INS
Military Armistice Commission
Commission
Munsan
Navy
B. M. Coleman
McLean
Coleman
John K. Weber
San Antonio
Tex
Samuel L. Metcalf
Austin
Fof
United Nations Command
James C. Murray
Douglas M Cairns
Amherst Physician Dr McQueen Dies After 40 Years of Practice
Amherst obituary for Dr Arthur F McQueen 69 who practiced here since 1913 aside from WWII service as medical officer. Born Jan 7 1884 in Brownhelm Township he studied at Hiram College and Western Reserve Univ Med School. Survived by widow Wastelle daughter Mrs Harvey Alford sister Mrs Abbie Hollingsworth one granddaughter. Private funeral Tuesday 2 pm at Emmerich Funeral Home officiated by Rev Eastman. Burial Brownhelm Cemetery.
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Amherst
Arthur F. McQueen
Church Street
Evenning
Brownhelm Township
Hiram College
Western Reserve University
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lorain
Amherst Chamber of Commerce
Amherst Hospital
Wastelle
Harvey Alford
Abbie Hollingsworth
Elyna
Emmerich
F. E. Easterman
Brownhelm
Eisenhower renews food aid offer to East Germany
President Eisenhower promised West Germany food for emergency relief in East Germany despite Soviet blocking. He told Chancellor Adenauer the goods worth 15 million dollars would be at their disposal if Moscow permits entry, noting the aid was humanitarian and conditional on Soviet approval.
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Washington
Eisenhower
East Zone
Russia
Konrad Adenauer
East Germany
Adenauer
Moscow
East Berlin
Germany
Oberlin to vote on charter change in November
Oberlin voters will decide in November on whether to elect a 15 member commission to frame a city charter. The ballot question was filed with Lorain County Board of Elections by Ruth Fox, city clerk, who notes candidates for the commission may be filed soon and will also appear on the ballot if the measure passes.
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Oberlin
Lorain County
Elyria Lawyer Enters Cleveland Clinic for Back Surgery
Attorney Robert W. Vandemark of Elyria is confined to the Cleveland Clinic for operative treatment of a long standing back injury. He was admitted last Friday for surgical care.
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Robert W. Vandemark
Garford Avenue
Cleveland Clinic
Elyria
Footloose nation fuels summer travel boom ad blitz
The piece notes 75 million Americans plan summer trips and total vacation spending reaching 10.6 billion. It promotes Chronicle-Telegram Want Ads as a quick way to raise cash by selling unused items, urging readers to call 4751 for ad help and write a compelling classified.
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