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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1955

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Suspect In Robbery Arrested In Cleveland Case

Ray R. Everhart of Akron is jailed in Shaker Heights on armed robbery and shooting with intent to kill charges from the 107th Cavalry Armory robbery. Cleveland police say he was picked up in Akron weeks ago. A search of relatives’ homes yielded four machine guns and a sawed off shotgun used in the heist, with a homemade bullet clip. John C. Sullivan and five guards identified Everhart as the gunman described as trigger happy. Louis Teller of Cleveland is also wanted on the same charges and believed to have left Ohio with a 19 year old Akron girl.

UA Quanur Kmd Wylde Ly Ohio Shaker Heights Ray R. Everhart Akron Cleveland Everhart Louis E. Teller Ares Teller National Guard John C. Sullivan East Cleveland United Press

Court Bill Still Needs Senate OK for Elyria Judge

Elyria officials expect a municipal court for Elyria and three townships after the Ohio Senate passes the court bill. Mayor Keys said the bill has cleared the House and Senate judiciary panel and requires full Senate approval and governor signing by July 30 to allow a November judicial contest. The city would adapt budgets, staffing, and space including use of the O’Donnell building for court chambers, with space and personnel to be arranged after Senate action.

Elyria Keys State Senate House Senate Judiciary Committee Lausche Carlisle Ridgeville Ildi Civil Service Commis“ion O'Donnell City Hall Jess Peal Castle Carol Cerlan Lorain County

Ford Chicago Workers Strike at South Side Plant

Ford Motor Company and CIO UAW report walkouts by union members at the South Side assembly plant. Plant manager Sam Simmons said Local 55 president Jim Hamby learned of union headquarters orders to strike at noon. About 1,918 workers employed. A last minute negotiation aimed to avert a historic company-wide strike at midnight.

Chicago Ford Motor Company South Side Cio-Uaw Sam Simmons Jim Hamby Simmons Detroit CIO United Auto Workers Union Ford Local 600 Rouge Dearborn Ford Motor Co Vaw-Cio International Elyria C. Franklin Carr UAW Ken Banoon Uaw-Cio Ford Department Walter Reuther Ford Atlanta Supreme Court Pany

Fliers Freed From Red China Land in Hawaii Reunion

Four American pilots freed after two years in Red China arrived in Hawaii on a flight via Hong Kong and Guam. The group includes Capt. Harold E. Fischer and 1st Lts. Lyle W. Cameron, Roland W. Farks, and Edwin L. Heller. They were met at Hickam Field by family members and officials, then to Tripler Hospital for checks before homecoming. A separate Ford labor dispute and a Supreme Court school desegregation order are noted in brief summaries.

Honolulu Red China Hong Kong Philadelphia Heller Age Judith Heller Omaha Harold E. Fischer Swea City Iowa Edwin L. Heller Wynnewood Pas Lyle G Cameron Lincoln Travis Air Force Base Hickcific Bataan Cor Am Gen. Douglas MacArthur Tripler Hospital Marvin Griffin Georgia South Carolina Mississippi Louisiana National Association For the’ Advancement of Colored People Atlanta

U S Seeks Release Of All Americans In Red China

Republican leaders met with President Eisenhower to press for the release of all Americans held in Red China. Sources said talks with Chinese officials occurred recently at the Hotel Beau Rivage in Geneva as four American airmen were freed. Senate GOP Leader Knowland expressed hope that 53 Americans including 11 airmen would be released, though he offered no firm optimism. House GOP Leader Martin said the push continues for civilians as well.

Washington Eisenhower United States China U.S Geneva Switzerland Senate Wiliam F. Knowland GOP Knowland House Joseph W. Martin Jr

Memorial Day Weekend Traffic Toll Sets New Record

United Press reports a Memorial Day weekend tally showing 372 traffic deaths nationwide. The survey tallies 576 total accidental deaths and 136 drownings, with 45 plane crash deaths and 53 in miscellaneous accidents, surpassing the prior three day record of 364 set last year.

United Press

Why Johnny Can't Read Sparks School Debate Across Nation

Excerpts from Rudolf Flesch book Why Johnny Can't Read will be serialized starting Thursday in fee Ahenniat Tel Lhe VOLO ies Pelee. He argues schools teach reading wrongly and calls for phonics based methods while detailing classroom visits and support from critics and parents. Flesch,Vienna-born scholar, has taught at New York University and consulted on readability for AP and major publishers.

Fee Ahenniat. Tel Lhe Volo Ies Pelee Johnny Rudolf Flesch Flesch Lake Erie East Quarter Vienna United States Columbia University Harper's Liberty The American Mercury New York University Associated Press

Weather for Northeastern Ohio Mostly sunny and warmer

Northeastern Ohio forecasts show mostly sun and warmer conditions with highs around 73. Tonight will be fair and cool with lows near 45. By Thursday expect some cloudiness and a warmer afternoon. Tuesday temperatures range from 47 to 71 with no 24 hour precipitation. Humidity was 81 percent at 8 am and 35 percent at 2 pm.

Ohio

Drug Makers Praise Handling Of Problem

President Eisenhower told GOP leaders he favors voluntary distribution of the Salk polio vaccine over a compulsory system. The American Drug Manufacturers Association praised the administration for its calm handling and expressed confidence in Secretary Hobby and HEW officials as vaccine distribution continued.

Washington INS Eisenhower GOP American Drug Manufacturers Association Hisenhower Karl Bambach Manufacturers Association Oveta Culp Hobby Department of Health, Education and Welfare

Four Children Die In Fire Near Manchester

Akron dispatch reports four Frederick children died in a house fire near Manchester ten miles south of Akron. Six year old twins Judy and Joyce, eight year old Dennis, and one sister Jane were found in their beds. Firefighters listed the home a total loss with damage about 9000 dollars.

Akron Manchester Here Judy Joyce Frederick Dennis Jane Kenneth E. Frederick Stoom Frederick Everhart Mansfield

Where To Turn 16 Country Tour Slated

Ridgeville merchants preview a 16 country tour while Rot Spitzer promotes dream tours of the world part nine. Louth Amherst man Paul Mori is named vice president in charge of operations for Cleveland Quarries Co.

Ridgeville Rot Spitzer

Vacation Runs Hit Lorain Vaccine Rollout

Lorain County health officials face a vaccination scheduling problem as summer breaks pull students home. Officials report ongoing delays in receiving the second round of Salk vaccine and ongoing withdrawals from county schools. With 398,000 first and second graders in the county, late April shipments and Wednesday followups are uncertain, complicating plans to finish inoculations before term end.

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Motorist Killed In Wadsworth Collision

Joseph Beal aged 54 from Cleveland died when his car struck a tree at a T intersection where Route 263 meets Route 94 near Wadsworth Ohio.

Wadsworth Joseph Beal Cleveland Route Route 94 Here

Pepriess Laundry Ad Offers Ree Moth Protection

An advertisement from Pepriess Laundry at 336 2nd St Me E Bridge promotes Ree Moth protection with their regular dry cleaning service. Phone contact listed as 238.

Pepriess Laundry 2Nd St E. Bridge

Why Some Men Buy Big Diamonds

Psychologists note wives wearing costly clothes and jewelry signal a husband’s business success, while Elyria merchants rely on Chronicle Telegram classified ads to move merchandise real estate cars and appliances. Ads offer quick reach with the sales pitch for buyers and sellers.

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XTRA SPECIAL Geraniums 506 each or $5 a doz

Resay Florist advertises geraniums at five dollars per dozen or six dollars and fifty cents each, promoting a special deal for immediate purchase.

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