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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1958

Page

9

Glorioso and Ackerman clash over school board ties

Lorain school board member Vincent Glorioso attacked counselor Richard Ackerman’s suitability for an assistant high school principal post citing his Sheffield Lake Board service. The board ultimately approved Ackerman’s appointment along with other staffing moves including eight new teachers and two resignations.

Lorain Ackerman Karl Moos Harrison Oakwood Shirley Byrne Elyria Ohio University Helen Bahoric B. S. Kent W. Va West Virginia Wesleyan University Robert F. Bell Pittsburgh University of Pittsburgh Albert Ferencz Meadville B. S Edinboro Doris Beko John W. Webb Loretta Carek Adrienne Brown Bernettta Chandler Frances Burley

New Light on the World of Dreams in Digest

August Reader's Digest reports from the University of Chicago explore when dreaming occurs and whether dreaming signals distress. The feature accompanies 34 additional helpful articles and recommends picking up the August issue at newsstands.

Reader's Digest University of Chicago World of Dreams Resder’s Digest

Area Resident Kicks Officer Faces Charges

Lorain police charged James R. Burchett 26 of 5198 Fleming Ave Vincent with intoxication and resisting arrest after he refused to exit a car owner Wilker Tyler 35 of 2412 Hast 29th St. Burchett allegedly kicked Patrolman R L McCormack twice during the incident around 11 p.m. as the officer attempted to eject him from the vehicle.

James R. Burichett Fleming Ave Vincent R. L. McCormack Burchett Wilker, Tylor 29Th St McCormack Tylor

GM Official Dead

Earle F. Johnson 71 longtime GM director and former vice president died Thursday in Detroit.

Detroit OPI Earle F. Johnson General Motors Corp

Caffero In Poor Condition After High Voltage Shock

A 30 year old construction worker, Orlands Caferro of 3332 Falbo Ave, was burned after a crane cable near a sewer trench arced to a 138000 volt line. He was moved from St. Joseph Hospital to Cleveland Clinic in poor condition with burns over his body. His two children are James, seven, and Jean, three.

Lorain Cleveland Clinic Orlands Caferro Falbo Ave St. Joseph Hospital Seneca Ave East 36Th St Caferro Caferros James Jean

Police Seek Hit And Run Motorist In Lorain

Lorain police are seeking the driver of a car that struck a 1951 Mercury parked at 1744 East 28th Street and then fled about 9 30 p m. Demetres Neftas 22 of 278 North Broadway reported the damage estimated at 150 dollars. An abandoned car was found at 37th Street and Tacoma Avenue with two people seen leaving the vehicle. They denied driving it and said a third man owned the car.

Lorain Demetres Xneftas North Broadway East 28Th St 37Th St Tacoma Ave Strode B. Campbell Dale Ave Linda

Planners Withhold Apartment Decision

The Lorain planning commission delayed approval of a $270000 apartment project after a nearby homeowner objected. The plan includes three brick and frame buildings with 27 two family units on a West Erie Ave site, requiring R-1 to R-3 rezoning and a storm sewer extension. Construction hinges on a $1800000 sewer bond on the November ballot.

Lorain City Planning Commission Mit St West Erie Ave Commission Lawrence Wushenohure Carl Olson More Com Booey APA Hart and Weiss Campus Construction Co Boey Lewis Gootell

Lorain Board Approves 1959 General Fund Budget

Lorain's 1959 general fund budget totals 3 965 278 83 with only 11 581 66 overestimated expenditures approved by the board of education last night. Total 1959 budget including five other funds reaches 5 348 313 61 with allocations for capital, building and bond retirement funds and a 79 083 69 expected balance based on six months of actual spending and year end estimates.

Lorain City Board of Education Alet Itia Lorin Institute Fund Service Hariz Buildinne

Bus Firm Wins School Transportation Contract

Lorain officials awarded a contract to Lines Inc to transport schoolchildren from Trying Junior High to Towand to a yearly need of about 250 riders. The bid covered interior upgrades, fiber ducts replacing ductwork, and a four day custodial schedule for schools. The board also approved a boiler system change at the high school and a separate painting contract for Myers Co.

Lorain Lines Inc Whittier Crete Lare Stevenson Fnidisnes Pou Tne Sam J. Ross Stevenson vwill/Sons Stlll Ohio State University Man Myers Co

Land owner protests school fence encroachment

Camille Pulgine of 1304 West Stat said a school fence near George Daniel Stadium sits six inches on his property after a recent survey. He asked the school board to verify the line with its own survey and adjust if needed. The matter was sent to K. M. McCaskey, business manager, for study.

Lorain Camille Pulgine West Stat SL George Daniel Stadium Pulgine Hour Schont K. M. McCaskey

Vermilion church seeks venue for new service in arena

Vermilion Baptist Church requests use of Homewood or Palm Ave schools for services while planning a new church in the arena. The board will know duration of stay and does not want permanent rental. The board accepted a flag donation from the local American Legion post to fly over the nation’s capital for the new Jane Lindsey The Mag was donated to the legion by Progressman A. D. Baumbharter.

The Legion A. D. Baumbharter

New Iraqi Republic Gains Recognition Abroad

London reports Baghdad Radio says Saudi Arabia joined nations recognizing the new Iraqi republic marking a broader international acknowledgment of the government in Baghdad.

Iraqi Republic London NPT Baghdad Saudi Arabia

Board Cancels Bond Issue Amid Controversy in Lorain

Lorain school board withdraws the six mill five year levy after county election certification. The high stake bond program valued at 16.9 million dollars aims to fund two new high schools, renovations, and extensions across the district. Boundary changes place parts of Lorain into the Jane Lindsay district. Citizens' group challenged the levy and it survived a ballot dispute that was ruled valid by the court. The board decided not to appeal.

Lorain Board of Education Common Pleas Court Cout Jevy Jfer Loraln Rm See Section Board Indy Bard Election Board Wwe City Board of Education Iad Lake Erie Rollet Nickel Plate Railroad Nebraska Ave Root Rd East Erie Ave Garfield Blvd Jane Lindsay Emerson

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