Pressure For Road Program Is Urged
County Engineer Don E. Patterson urged local pressure to save Lorain County arterial highway upgrades and secure a share of the $500 million bond issue, noting only about $130 million remains of the fund while a $15 million program could be pigeonholed by the state highway department.
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Walter Godprex
Don E. Patterson
State
Lorain County
Patterson
Highway Department
Elyria
Lorain
J. Grant Keys
Lausche
Elphio Turnpike
Elyria and Lorain reports stir county highway dispute
Elyria and Lorain engineering studies delay county road plans as Governor Lausche and state officials weigh new reports. Elyria backs a north bypass of Rt 20 to link Rt 20 and Rt 113, while county assails delays and seeks priority for beltline projects to relieve congestion and fuel growth.
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Elyria
North Passage
Pike
United Press
Columbus
Samuel
Lorain
Patterment
DeLeuw
John Heier
Keys
Vector
Lausche
Cleveland
Has Keys
Cuyahoga County
DeLeuw Report
Nions
Patterson
Charles DeLeuw
Chicago
Rt. 20
Rt. 113
State of East
Four held up Club 28. four nabbed after chase
Lorain and Elyria officers quickly rounded up four men after the Club 28 robbery on East 28th Street and Oakwood Avenue. The suspects, three from Cleveland and one from Shaker Heights, were stopped in Elyria on Third Street near West Avenue and handed to Lorain police for armed robbery investigation after a high speed pursuit involving two Lorain cruisers and one Elyria unit.
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Lorain
Lorain and
Elyria
East 28Th St
Oakwood Ave
Elyma
Cleveland
Shaker Heights
West Ave
J. Edwin Dick
Club 28
Seneca Ave
John Malinovsky
Gerald R. Maholic
East 36Th St
Elyria Ave
Weather overview for Lake Erie and Northeast Ohio
A weather brief reports southerly to southwest winds 10 to 20 mph, showers and possible thunder with fog over Lake Erie and cloudy, showers possible in Northeast Ohio. Highs near 78, tonight's lows around 60 to 63. Wednesday turns cloudy, then partly clearing with cooler afternoon. no precipitation in 24 hours Monday. Sunrise 5:33, sunset 8:48, moonrise tonight 10:45.
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Lake Erie
Ohio
Service Seeks Reinstatement After High Court Ruling
Washington United Press report states John Stewart Service, a diplomat fired in 1951 amid loyalty concerns, seeks reinstatement to the Foreign Service. Attorneys plan a federal hearing arguing the Supreme Court ruling curbed overreach by the Loyalty Review Board, clearing Service of disloyalty in light of Peters’ case ruling. The long fight traces to Amerasia documents and past tenure as a top Far Eastern expert.
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Washington
John Stewart Service
State Department
Truman
U. S. Foreign Service
Supreme Court
Federal District
Edward M. Curran
Alty
T John BR. Peters
Oberlin College
Service
College Board of Trustees
Joseph R. McCarthy
Dr Peters
Reguar Dry Cleaning Service
2Nd St
E. Bridge
Federal
I FF
I Loyalty Review Board
Civil Service Commission
Amerasia
Dean Acheson
I Department
Hellon-Gelund
Sto
Foreign Service
Trimar
Loyalty Review Board
GM Parma Plant Struck by Auto Workers
Workers walked out at General Motors Parma Chevrolet plant on Brook Park and Stumps roads, with picketing around 5 am. CIO UAW Local 1050 official George Fritsch said the walkout was unauthorized and that the union is investigating discontent over working conditions and a misunderstood contract deadline. Pickets remained orderly as leaflets urged a return to work.
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Cleveland
CIO Auto
General ‘Motors
Chevrolet
Brook Park
Parma
George Fritsch
Ciouaw
Truck toppled 35 foot bank pins driver for hour Avon Lake
Albert Martin a 56 year old Cleveland truck driver was trapped beneath his dump truck for about an hour after it toppled from a 35 foot bank onto a Lake Erie beach in Avon Lake. He suffered scalp lacerations and leg abrasions and was in fair condition at St Joseph Hospital Lorain. The truck belonged to East Construction Co and was dumping excavated material to fight erosion at Curtis Dutt's property. Firefighters police and crane crews worked to lift the truck and free Martin as volunteers helped.
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Avon Lake
Cleveland
Lake Erie Beach
Albert Martin
Lexington Ave
St. Joseph Hospital
Lorak
Martin
East Construction Co
Curtis Dutt
Lake Rd
Lois Jane Fisker
Lake Erie
Lorain
Chronicle-Telegram
Bank holdup suspect linked to fugitive and teen girl
Cleveland police named 28 year old Louis Teller and his 17 year old Akron girlfriend Laura Lee Ritenour as hot suspects in the $65,000 Cleveland Trust branch robbery. Detectives tied Teller to a Jan 14 Detroit robbery and a March 17 armory raid. Two East Cleveland men, Rosso and Varro, confessed to a $23,000 Cleveland Trust holdup and implicated Teller. They said Teller’s girlfriend helped casing the branch and that other runners provided getaway cars. Teller and the girlfriend face Akron warrants for a separate $31,000 Motor Inn robbery. Everhart, tied to the armory raid, is held for gunfire injuries.
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Cleveland
Louis Teller
Cleveland, Trust Co
East Cleveland
Teller
Detroit
W. 117Th St
Lorain Ave
Laura Lee ‘Ritenour
Akron
107Th Cavalry
Shaker Heights
Rosso
Varro
Alex Tosso
Lewis Varro
Telier
Teler
Ray Everhat
Motor Inn
Everhart
Shakers Heights
National Guard
Where To Turn Street Work Plan Okayed
Tulsa area council approves a 450000 street improvement program with bonding recommended on contractors to ensure roadway completion. Read more on page one and seven for related notices and local ads.
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Tlyria Council
Court Bill Vote Due Tomorrow
Mayor Keys told City Council last night that the Ohio Senate will vote on the Elyria Municipal Court bill Wednesday. Action by the Senate is needed to set up the court for Elyria and the townships of Elyria Ridgeville and Carlisle. The bill has passed the House and all judiciary committees and is expected to be approved. Extra special geraniums 39¢ each or $4.50 a dozen.
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Keys
Ohio Senate
Elyria
Senate
Ridgeville
Carlisle
House
Judiciary
Tees
Union Hopeful For Better Pact Than With Ford
CIO United Auto Workers extends GM contract to Sunday avoiding a 350000 worker strike. IUE backs annual wage principle across Delco Frigidaire and Packard plants as GM negotiates on pay, pensions, holidays, health care. Reuther and Livingston press for broader concessions, with potential unemployment implications and state-law considerations.
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General Motors
CIO
Walter Reuther
UAW
John Livingston
General Motors Department
Auto Workers Union
Ford
General Motors Council
IUE
Delco
Frigidaire
Packard Electric
IUIC
Auto Workers
GM General Motors
Reuther
Steel Union Seeks Large Pay Boost in U S Steel Talks
Pittsburgh reports the CIO United Steelworkers opened wage talks with U S Steel. A top officer cited a possible 16 to 20 cent per hour raise as part of a broader 96-steel and iron ore companies wage demand. Negotiations focus on wages during a two year contract. bargaining to begin after a general opening and may lead to a strike if no agreement by June 30.
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Pittsburgh
CIO
United Steelworkers
U. S. Steel Today
USW
U. S. Steel
John A. Stephens
David J. McDonald
International News Service
1800 Local GM Workers Await Word
Operations at Brown Lipe Chapin Division in Detroit continued in orderly fashion as 1800 workers faced idle time if United Auto Workers and GM fail to reach or extend a midnight strike deadline. C Franklin Carr of Local 780 said the union will follow national policy if a strike is ordered.
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Brown- Lipe-Chapin
General Motors Corp
United Auto Workers
CIO
Detroit
C. Franklin Carr
UAW
Twin Boys Lead Four EHS Valedictorians in 1955
Elyria High School names four valedictorians for the class of 1955 tied to an all time high. William James Lewis and Robert Charles Lewis are twins, Colleen Maye Moore and Michael Allan Moss also graduate with straight A averages. Principal Lloyd Hennings announces the ceremony for tomorrow at 7 30 p.m. Dr Herman L Shibler superintendent of Indianapolis Public Schools will speak, introduced by Dr Franklin Gottfried superintendent. Diplomas will be presented by Burton I Oblemacher, with Rev Louis G Novak giving the invocation. Band and choir provide music.
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Elyria High School
William James Lewis
Robert Charles Lewis
James Lewis
Kenwood St
Colleen Maye Moore
Gibson Moore
East 4Th St
Michael Allan Moss
Henry L. Moss
Byington Ct
Lloyd Hennings
Herman L. Shibler
Indianapolis
Franklin Gottfried
Burton I. Oblemacher
Elyria City
Gift shopping tips and rental classified cue
The article advises gift ideas for a sturdy, coarse-featured person and promotes Chronicle Telegram Classified ads for renting homes. It notes rent ads offer a fine selection of living quarters and suggests placing a Wanted To Rent ad to attract property owners. An ad writer service costs 4751.
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Chronicle-Telegram
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