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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1954

Page

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Two Elyria school levies proposed for November vote

Elyria's school board decided to seek approval for two operation levies in November. A renewal of a five mill levy and a new 2.5 mill levy were approved after Superintendent Franklin Gottfried outlined rising enrollments, staff growth, expanded services, and increased community use driving higher costs. The renewal area requires a 4.51 mill renewal and a 0.49 mill addition due to county revaluation, though the board seeks only the existing five mills.

Elyrians Board of Education Franklin Gottfried Gottfried Elyria Board of Elections W. O. McClellan

Youth Confesses Hammer Slaying of 76-Year-Old Man

In Greensburg Pennsylvania a 13-year-old from Westmoreland County admits to killing 76-year-old Newton Phillips who was bedfast with a hip fracture. District Attorney L Alexander Sculco identifies the suspect as John L Dickerson of Monessen.

Greensburg INS Westmoreland County Newton Phillips L. Alexander Sculco John L. Dickerson Monessen

Seniority dispute shuts Buckeye Nemacolin mine

Waynesburg, Pa. Buckeye Coal Co Nimacolin pit closed amid a seniority dispute. The action idled about 14,000 workers across dozens of southwestern Pennsylvania mines earlier in the month.

Waynesburg Buckeye Coal Co Pennsylvania

New China News Agency cites US air sorties over Korea and China

The Chinese Communist New China News Agency says 3382 American aircraft groups flew 750 sorties over North Korean Chinese territory from July 27, 1953, to July 15, 1954, detailing incursions during the early Cold War period.

London INS New China News Agency

Philippines Leaders Meet Over Red Attack

President Ramon Magsaysay called a high level conference with top Philippine officials on Thursday to address the global crisis sparked by the Communist Chinese strike on a British airliner and two American rescue planes.

Manila INS Ramon Magsaysay

Britain Sees Trade Rise With Soviet Union

British businessmen estimate Britain will expand trade with the Soviet Union by at least 28 million dollars due to eased export controls.

London INS Great Britain Soviet Union

Northwestern Ohio Weather Forecast Today

Northwestern Ohio: Fair and warm today with highs 85 to 90. Tonight fair and mild with lows 60 to 65 and 10 mph north winds. Northeastern Ohio: Fair with little change and arable 10 mph winds today tonight and Wednesday. Five Day Forecast: temperatures Wednesday through Sunday near to slightly above normal with no rainfall expected until showers develop about Saturday.

Ohio

Illinois Governor Seeks Federal Aid for Parched State

Illinois Governor William Stratton urged Agriculture Secretary Benson to designate 41 southern counties as emergency areas to qualify farmers for federal loans. The heat wave battered the Southwest and spread into Texas with record highs, while no relief appeared real in the drought stricken Midwest.

Southwest Ilinois Kansas Nebraska Texas Austin San Antonio Dallas Tex Oklahoma City Oda Midwest Illnois William G. Stratton Ezra T. Benson

Blind Driver Draws Suspended Sentence

Ronald Carlos Taylor aged 25 received an eight month suspended sentence on Monday for driving his motorcycle. He had been drawing a full state pension for blindness for the past year.

San Francisco Ronald Carlos Taylor Taylor

Navy Jets Escort Airliners Near Hainan Zone

U S Navy jets with orders to be quick on the trigger escorted American airliners past the danger zone near Red Island fortress of Hainan. Fighters offered no challenge after earlier losses. multiple colored jets were reported by French and Indian pilots in the area. a Civil Air Transport plane with Nationalist flag departed Formosa to fly over the zone. Nationalist papers praised the shooting down of Communist planes as a firm response.

Hong Kong Red Island Hainan Max Weber Great Barrington Mass Weber Air France Formosa CAT

Council to Resolve Pike Route Ordinance Mixup

City Solicitor Richard Baird will ask the council Monday night to straighten a legal mixup over an ordinance from the last meeting. The measure vacates parts of three Elyria streets in the Ohio Turnpike corridor to allow construction of turnarounds.

Richard Baird Elyria

Baird Suffers Finger Injury In Lake Mishap

Richard Baird city solicitor suffered a deep slash to his index finger during a Lake Erie water skiing mishap at Nakomis Beach. He missed work but was expected to return to duties soon as doctors treated the injury.

Baird Lake Erie Richard Baird Nakomis Beach

City Ordinance On Vacations Tied To Planning Approval

The council passed a third reading on a vacation ordinance affecting Wesley and Bon Air Aves and Hilliard Rd near the turnpike workers. The measure was not submitted to the City Planning Commission as required by state law, prompting opposition. Atty. Rice leads the challenge to the turnpike peace pact. The ordinance may have a second reading next Monday before possible referral to the planning commission.

Wesley Bon Air Aves Hilliard Rd Turnpike Workers City Planning Commission Atty R. H. Rice Planning Commission Kenneth

New Car Prize Drawn by Reser Service Co

A new car will be awarded to one customer on December 15 by The Reser Service Co. Call 35 Lod for more information.

Reser Service Co

Talkathon Stalls As Morse Leads Six Day Filibuster

Senate foes of the atomic energy revision bill press a six day talkathon led by Sen. Wayne Morse while Sen. Clinton Anderson accuses Republican leader William F. Knowland of provoking the filibuster. Morse vows to continue past lunch. Knowland cites necessity to keep the Senate moving amid Pacific theater hostilities.

Darrell Garwood Washington INS Senate William F. Knowland Wayne Morse Ore Clinton Anderson D-N.m Knowland Morse Anderson AEC Pacific Tidelands Oregon Independent Oreton Calif Oregon U. S Atomic Energy Commission

Great Britain Eyes Haifa Base in Israel After Suez Evacuation

Western allies consider placing a defense base in Haifa as a substitute for the Suez Canal Zone base. The plan aims to bring Israel into Western defense against communism and seek Arab-Israeli cooperation. London reports cite discussions between the British ambassador and Israel on Haifa deployment.

Great Britain Israel Charles M. McCann United Press London Haifa Britain Suez Canal Zone United States

Learn to Drive Hipvia Driving School Ad Note

Fractured ad text shows a Learn to Drive message for Hipvia Driving School with an unclear phone or contact line. The fragment hints at a local driving instruction offer and price not clearly legible. The readable elements suggest a promoted service for driver education.

Hipvia

Nurse from California links Dr Sheppard to California romance

Miss Susan Hayes a 23 year old Downey California nurse arrives in Cleveland to testify about her friendship with Dr Samuel Sheppard as detectives pursue possible motives in the bludgeon slaying of his wife Mrs Marilyn Sheppard. The inquest was recessed after a tense confrontation with attorney William Corrigan as spectators cheered.

DR. Sheppard William J. Corrigan Bay Village Ohio Marilyn Sheppard Corrigan Dave Yettra Cleveland Susan Hayes Samuel Sheppard Downey Calif Sheppard California Frank Story Miss Hayes Cuyahoga County Thomas J. Parrino Robert Schottke Sheppards David Kerr Florida Kerr Story James MacArthur Melvin Chapman Monterey Los Angeles Arthur Miller Nancy Ahern Normandy School Gerber

Classified ad tips for selling from home in The Chronicle Telegram

A reader describes using classified ads to sell items without leaving home. The note recounts Mrs Arthur Miller of 330 Longfellow finding a buyer for curtains and extra wide drapes, highlighting ad lines and contact through the ad-writer.

Chronicle-Telegram Arthur Miller Longfellow

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