Elyria Council Approves Zoning Shifts To Neighborhood Use
Elyria City Council acted on petitions and rezoned several properties moving many sites from general business to neighborhood business. Changes include non alcoholic bottling plants and Coca Cola property at Lake Avenue, Elyria Dairies, Bauer Dairy, Pallas Dairy, and areas around Lake Avenue Foster Avenue and the Coca Cola plant. A proposed shopping center near Abbe road and East Board street was presented by John B. Kinter for commercial zoning, with plans for 12 office buildings and 165 parking spaces.
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Elyria
Hart A. Dickason
Richard Baird
Cocacola
Lake Avenue
Elyria Dairies
West River Street
New Bauer Dairy
15Th Street
Pallas Dairy
West River
Furnace Streets
Foster Avenue
Coca-Cola
Foster Street
Woodland Avenue
Abbe Road
East Board Street
Council
John B. Kinter
Kinter
Logan Street
Frank W. Jackson
Franklin Boulevard
Cleveland
Cleveland Street
Geéeneral
Duplex Foundry Company
West Bridge
New York Central Railroad
Poisoning suspected in six dairy heifers deaths
Six young heifers owned by John Schuster & Son on Stoney Ridge road died from suspected weed killer poisoning. An Elyria vet confirmed the cause and a seventh heifer is in poor condition. The spray was applied Monday by a neighbor at a nearby floral greenhouse, with county agents investigating the incident.
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John Schuster & Son
Stoney Ridge Road
Elyria
Cc. W. Fox
Victor Reese
Robert Gilmore
Center Ridge Road
Schuster
Gilmore
Carl Deeds
Movie Censorship Faces Second Test Case in Ohio
In Columbus a new challenge to Ohio movie censorship arose as the state Supreme Court received an appeal to ban Native Son. The action follows a prior rejection of The Ways of Love trilogy while a separate newsreel case against a Toledo theater manager was postponed for 30 days to allow briefs.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Supreme Court
New York
London, Simpson and London
U. S. Supreme Court
The
Miracle
Toledo
Elyria Visitor Cast His First Vote In 1885
John H. Axline, a long time Democrat voter visiting Elyria, was born in Coshocton County in 1864 and cast his first ballot in 1885 in Washington Township. He plans to vote absentee while maintaining his county residence, recalls supporting Grover Cleveland in 1888 and 1902, and notes a coincidence with Adlai Stevenson of Illinois.
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Chronicle-Telegram
John H. Axline
J. C. Linville
East Sixteenth Street
Axline
Coshocton County
Washington Township
Grover Cleveland
Adlai Stevenson
Ilinois
Paratroopers Injured in 1000-Foot Demonstration Jump
Fourteen paratroopers were injured in a jump over a farm near Fort Meade Maryland. Seven of the injured were transported to local hospitals for treatment.
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FT. Meade, Md
Northeastern Ohio Forecast Warmth and Thunderstorms
Weather outlook for Cleveland area shows warm, humid conditions with afternoon thunderstorms and highs near 88. Tonight lingers mild with a low around 68, followed by cooler, fair and less humid conditions on Thursday as winds shift southwest at about 20 mph. Larometer reading 2996 noted. Larrys Drive In offers milkshakes and sandwiches with seven day service.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Convention Schedule Highlights from the Sessions
Afternoon session opens at 12 noon CDT with credentials and rules reports. Permanent organization committee completes its work, then election of permanent officers. Evening session features installation of the convention chairman Speaker Sam Rayburn and addresses by Rayburn and Vice President Alben W. Barkley. Platform committee report follows. roll call for presidential nominations postponed to tomorrow.
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P. An. Cdt
Sam Rayburn
Rayburn
Alben W Barkley
Committee On Platform and Resolutions
Truman to Address Democratic Convention Friday Night
President Truman will speak at the Democratic convention in Chicago Friday night after delaying his Washington departure by 24 hours. He will dine with Frank McKinney and party leaders, await the vice presidential pick, hear acceptance speeches, then address the gathering before flying to Independence, Missouri for the August 5 primary.
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Chicago
Truman
Washington
Frank McKinney
Saddle and Sirloin Club
McKinney
Stockyards Inn
Blackstone Hotel
Independence
Missouri
Roosevelt Still Stirs Delegates at Democratic Convention
Eleanor Roosevelt’s arrival at the 31st Democratic National Convention sparked a large, enthusiastic reaction as she spoke on the United Nations. Delegates, alternates, and galleries cheered for 17 minutes before she began a 45 minute address, ending with excerpts from her late husband’s Jefferson Day remarks about moving forward with faith.
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Roosevelt
Eleanor Roosevelt
United Nations
America
Covington Hall
Chicago
Paul A. Dever
Massacusetts
Mrs. Roosevelt
County Real Estate Tax Totals Near $2.3 Million
County Treasurer Walter J. Wright said current real estate tax collection stands at $2,150,000 and is expected to reach about $2,300,000 when the collection closes on August 1.
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Walter J. Wright
Wright
Casualty Total for Korea Reported by Defense Dept
Washington Defense Department reports U S battle casualties in Korea at 113 363 an increase of 520 from the previous week.
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Washington
Defense Department
Korea
Steel Shortage Shuts Major Shell Plant
Washington reports the 62 day steel strike crippling defense work as the Army shuts down Chevrolet shell plant in St. Louis and defense facilities face rising closures. Acting Defense Mobilizer John R. Steelman presses talks between CIO Steelworkers and industry leaders amid deadlock over a 15 day escape clause and union shop issues. The strike’s toll includes nearly 2 million unemployed and billions in losses.
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Washington
White House
Defense
John R. Steelman
CIO
Army
Chevrolet
St. Louis
Iron Age
Steelman
Phillip Murray
Trusty reports large shopping center project near North Ridge and Route 57
Raymond Waters reports Chicago interests consider a two to three million dollar shopping center at the North Ridge road and the New Route 57 site. The area spans Sheffield and Elyria townships with a rezoning meeting set for Saturday at the Sheffield township fire station.
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North Ridge Road
Chicago
Raymond Waters
Sheffield Township
Elyria Township
Waters
William Knight
Vincent
George Kokinda
Ohio Turnpike
Elyria
Deposed Premier Ahmed Qavam Seized as Iran Mob Rages
In Iran a 5,000 strong nationalist mob formed to lynch deposed premier Ahmed Qavam after his arrest 60 miles south of Tehran. Gendarmes shielded him in Gom as crowds demanded his execution amid Monday riots that left 23 dead. Mossadegh’s return as premier followed Qavam’s fall.
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Tehran
Iran
Ahmed Qavam
Gom
Qavam
Abolsazl Towhat
Q@avam
Mohammed Mossadegh
Mossadegh
Short's Checks Tie Man to Denver Storecash
Denver police hold Claire Short, 32, at city jail as officers report checks he cashed at a Denver store matched his last name.
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Denver
Claire Short
Fatal tractor overturn kills John Kendal in Berlin
John Kendal, 55, of Berlin, was fatally injured when his tractor overturned and pinned him in a ditch late yesterday. Ottawa County sheriff's deputies responded to the scene and ruled the incident an accident.
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Millersburg
John Kendal
Berlin
Filibuster Ban Compromise Averts Civil Rights Floor Fight
Democratic subcommittee ends fight over the civil rights plank by adding a general anti filibuster pledge to the reorganization section. Sen. Lehman of New York and Sen. Sparkman of Alabama back the plan as key to preventing a convention floor clash. Five Dixie delegations resist the loyalty pledge, signaling possible floor battles on the convention day.
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Chicago
New Deal
D.t
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Herbert H. Lehman
New York
Senate
John J. Sparkman
Alabama
Lehman
Sparkman
Subcommittee
Democratic National Committee
Frank McKinney
Far East
Europe
Asia
Pacific
Dixie
Virginia
South Carolina
Georgia
28 Cities File Ask Extension Of Rent Control
Washington rent stabilizer Tighe E Woods announced that Boston leads a list of 28 cities and towns seeking continued federal rent controls after September 30. Controls will end nationwide except in defense vital areas unless local authorities request extension. Other cities on the list include Struthers and Washington Court House.
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Washington
Tighe E. Woods
Boston
Struthers
Washington Court House
Reports of four lights seen in the sky near West Ridge road
Reuben Baus joined Mr and Mrs F C McHale in reporting four strange lights observed Saturday night. Baus described four lights about three feet long and ten feet wide seen from his southwest bedroom window and disappearing behind trees. Vacation notice for Hale Cleaners follows.
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Reuben Baus
F. C. McHale
Rockfern Avenue
Baus
P. M. Miller
West Ridge Road
Barkleys Talk Called Swan Song
Vice President Alben W Barkley prepared for a convention speech amid a shift from his presidential bid fate Labor leaders rejected him as too old to be the ticket’s top choice He acknowledged plans to retire as a private citizen after his term ends next January marking a likely final convention appearance
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Chicago
Alben W. Barkley
Kentucky
Veep
Barkley
Do Nothing In Seven Minute Truce Meeting
Truce delegates in Panmunjom held a seven minute do nothing meeting in Korea after a series of secret sessions with no progress toward a cease fire. Both sides marked time awaiting a breakthrough on prisoner exchange as the last obstacle to armistice.
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Panmunjom
Korea
Llasm
E.d.t
Parking Meter Damaged After Cement Canopy Collapse
A cement fragment fell from the canopy of the Foetalts Theatre on Second Street injuring a parking meter. Bucks Oberlin, contractor removing the canopy, was arrested by police yesterday. Elyria City Council considers an ordinance regulating building wrecking with pedestrian safety barriers and a damage deposit.
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Cy Bucks
Oberlin
Second Street
Elyria City
Wet Blanket Fire Sign and Chronicle Telegram Want Ads
A studio lot sign mocks a producer by saying in case of fire call him to throw a wet blanket. The item praises Chronicle Telegram Want Ads and urges readers to dial 4751 to contact ad-takers for effective classified ads.
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Chronicle-Telegram
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