Elyria Turnpike Fight Pauses as Court Backs Home Rule View
Elyria and the Ohio Turnpike Commission paused a two day court fight over the city land needed for the highway. Judge Tudor kept the case alive while noting two weak city hopes including home rule versus state power and claims of abuse in route selection. Two witnesses, former mayor Henry Ault and County Engineer Don Patterson, testified as legal argument continued with an October 1955 deadline looming for highway opening.
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David
Elyria
Ohio Turnpike Commission
Robert Shoup
Richard Baird
Turnpike Commission
Arthur Tudor
Shoup
Tudor
Commission
Turnpike
Henry Ault
Don Patterson
Ault
Patterson
Fowler
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
Turnpike Counsel
Lorain
John Lansdale
Turnpike ‘Counsel
McCarthy Says Calls Explode Army Case Details Surface
Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy claimed transcripts of Stevens and Symington calls undermine Army charges. He cited a March 8 exchange about a report on favors for Pvt. G. Schine and asserted the charges were inflated. Symington denied planning to quit the Senate subcommittee and said the talks concerned McCarthy’s Zwicker dispute, not Schine.
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McCarthy
Washington
Joeseph R. McCarthy
Army
Robert T. Stevens
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Wisconsin Republican
Stevens-Symington
Symington
Stevens
Pvt. G.schine
Roy M. Cohn
Schine
Senate
Truman
Clark S. Clifford
Subcommittee
Karl E. Mundt
R-Sd
Missouri Democrat
Ralph W. Zwicker
Sen
W. Stuart Symington
Joseph McCarthy
Senator Symington
Kidnap Charge Is Made Against Ex Oberlin Man
Mrs Louise Rhodes swore out a warrant for arrest of her former husband Charles on a kidnaping charge. She reported her eight year old daughter Dorothy Mae has been missing since 10 p m May 29. Police believe he took the girl during a visit to Oberlin with Charles returning to Stirrat West Virginia. Rhodes was divorced in West Virginia seven years ago but the decree mentioned no child.
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Oberlin
Louise Rhodes
Charles
Weather Summary Northeastern Ohio Update
Partly cloudy and warmer today with a high near 64 and clear cool tonight as temperatures dip to around 45. Sunday should be mostly sunny and warmer with Lake Erie winds shifting from northwest to southwest. Friday’s high low range was 49 to 59 with 0.02 inch of precipitation in 24 hours ending 8 p.m. Friday. Humidity 90 percent at 8 a.m. Friday and 86 percent at 8 p.m. Sunrise Saturday 5:54 a.m. and sunset 8:57 p.m. Elyria hosts the 2nd Annual Automobile Show June 7 8 9 at the Roll Arena doors open 3:00 PM.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
From School To Payroll Series Starts In Chronicle TeleGram
Bernard Haldane, employment counselor, writes a series beginning Monday offering practical guidance for young people and others seeking better jobs. The From School To Payroll articles promise sound, solid advice on advancing in the business world and will run through next week.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Bernard Haldane
Where To Turn Amherst 17 Business Page 24
Amherst business and community listings highlighted with builders and home repair, calendar notes for Elyria and Wellington, church news, and various local notices. Includes editorials, market updates, estate transfers, and sports sections.
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Amherst
Elyria
Church
Uca
American Llanaara &O
Christian
Lorain County
Council
Milan A. Bendik
Colson’ Markets 29 Corp
Charles Albrecht
Chamber Oberlin
of Commerce
G. Rorick Amos
A Estate
Rorick Insurance Agency
R. J. Gordon
Second Baptist
Church. Theatres
T.v.radio
Wellington
Civil Defense Test Set For Elyria Lorain June 14 15
Lorain and Elyria area will host a nationwide Civil Defense drill June 14 15 with mock air attacks and bombs simulated by 45 enemy aircraft. Roads will be blocked for the exercise and emergency agencies will coordinate to offset bombing damage in a staged assault involving 41 U S cities and allied sites.
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Elyria
Lorain
U. S
Lorain County
Sheriff's Department
E.S.T
Sam Provenza
Lorain-Elyria
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Lorain and Elyria
Driver Of Death Car Sentenced
Roy King age 29 of Amherst received an indeterminate one to 20 year term from Common Pleas Judge D A Cook for the traffic death of Emmett Rowland 75 and Wealtha 69 Bowland after a Route 113 crash near Elyria. King pleaded guilty to two counts of second degree manslaughter and will serve the terms concurrently. He was also granted a life suspension of his driving privileges.
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Roy King
Park Ave
Amherst
Common Pleas
D. A. Cook
Mansfield Reformatory
Emmett Rowland
Wealtha
King
Elyria
Wealtha Morse
Hawthorne St
Bowland
Morse
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Pee
Seven-Man Steering Committee Named For City Safety Drive
Mayor J Grant Keys announced a seven man steering committee to organize a city wide citizens safety program. The group formed after a Tuesday meeting of about 25 civic leaders led by Keys and Police Chief James E Boggs. Dexter Kimball Jr. of Bendix Westinghouse and Kiwanis Club president acts as acting chairman. Other members include Joseph B Hochene and Bonnette 2.
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J. Grant Keys
Keys
James E. Boggs
Dexter Kimball Jr
Sohio Denies Charge in Ohio Monopoly Claim
Standard Oil Co of Ohio today denied an alleged attempt to monopolize from Resar Rentals. The matter involves a gasoline sale in Cuyahoga County and a referenced Cleveland listing.
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Cleveland
C.P
Standard Oil Co
Ohio
Cuyahoga St
Three Men and Seven Horses Die in Circus Van Wreck
A King Brothers Circus horse van crashed down a hillside near Oil City Pennsylvania. Three circus workers died and six of twelve horses aboard were killed with one more shot. Driver Robert Black 20 escaped with minor injuries after leaping from the runaway truck. Fire from a torch sparked a blaze later extinguished by state police.
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Oil City
King Brothers Circus
Here
Rt. 257
Seneca
Warren
Robert Black
Wardely Ave
Youngstown
Ohio
Welfare Dept official promoted in Columbus
COLUMBUS Ohio June 7 UP Director Henry J Robison of the State Welfare Department announced the promotion of Hugh L Leggett 52 of Columbus to superintendent of the State Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation effective July 1 Leggett has been identification supervisor in the bureau since 1950 and a former captain of the Franklin County Sheriff's Department He will succeed L A Hollingsworth who retires after 22 years with the bureau including the last four as superintendent.
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Columbus, O
Henry J. Robison
State Welfare Department
Hugh L. Leggett
Columbus
State Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation
Leggett
Franklin County Sheriff's Department
L. A. Hollingsworth
Bureau
Lorain-Elyria Bus Carnival at St. Cyril O'Neill’s
A two day bus carnival is planned June 5 and 6 at St. Cyril O’Neil’s Shopping Center and for Methodius Church located at 1715 East 31st. Call 8356 for the schedule and details in Lorain.
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Lorain-Elyria
St. Cyril O'neil’s
Methodius Church
Lorain
Eden Reports No Drastic Change in British Policy
London based Eden told the cabinet the government will keep its wait-and-see stance after the Geneva Conference. He said the talks progress is slow and indicated he would continue mediating with Russia, Communist China, and Indochinese delegates, while returning to England briefly for rest.
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Eden
London
Anthony Eden
England
Geneva
U. S
John Foster Dulles
Pike Board Ban On Acts Attacked In Ohio Court
The Ohio Supreme Court heard challenges to the Ohio Turnpike Commission's ban on billboards visible from the turnpike. Landowners argue the prohibition lacks authority and is vague and discriminatory while the commission contends the statute permits banning signs inimical to public use. After two hours, the court took the cases under advisement. one favored the commission, the other the landowners.
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Columbus, C
Ohio Turnpike Commission
Turnpike
Ohio Supreme Court
Lucas
Wood
Robert N. Gorman
Cincinnati
Supreme Court
High Bench
Commission
Gorman
Frank C. Dunbar Jr
Rumor of Pot of Money at Tufford Residence
A wrecking crew at the Tufford residence on Third street sparked a rumor of a hidden pot of money after workmen joked that an old vessel contained cash. A bystander spread the tale, with whispers of eighty one thousand dollars before police intervened. The only verifiable find was an old blackberry wine bottle. the money story proved unfounded.
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Tufford
Third Street
Car Derailed Three Hurt as Auto Hits Train at Crossing
Three Columbus men were seriously injured early today when their car struck a slow moving B and O freight train, derailing a car at a crossing in Urbancrest, five miles southwest of Columbus. Injured: Thomas White, Charles Williams, 22, and Virgil Pratt.
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Columbus
Direct Approach Reported in Geneva on Chinese Release Talks
In Geneva, the United States made direct contact with Red China to seek freedom for Americans held behind the Bamboo Curtain. Sixty-one civilians are either unable to leave the mainland or unaccounted for, including Applegate, Dixon, and Krasner, with 32 imprisoned for alleged law violations. Britain has pressed the issue with no result.
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Geneva
China
Armistice Commission
Korea
Switzerland
United States
Red China
Czechoslovakia
Alexis Johnson
U. S
Tthe Peiping
Eithher
Richard Applegate
National Broadcasting Company
United Press
Donald Dixon
International News Service
Applegate
Dixon
Merchant Marine
Ben Krasner
Hong Kong
Macau
Britain
Indochina
Pgh
New Slump Predicted In Coffee Production
Rio de Janeiro Brazil July 1 forecast exports from the new coffee crop total 13 454 000 sacks, 1 255 000 less than exports from the 1953 54 crop according to the Brazilian Coffee Institute.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Brazilian Coffee Institute
Social travel tips and classifieds prompt friendly greetings
A compact advisory urges shy travelers to greeting strangers aboard boats and to mingle with others during trips. It notes most travelers seek new acquaintances and highlights Chronicle-Telegram Classifieds as a strong venue for buyers and sellers seeking housing cars furniture and appliances.
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Chronicle - Telegram
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