Patterson condemns politics in highway dept until reform
County Engineer Don E Patterson told Elyria Kiwanis Club that Ohio’s highway program suffers from political control by Governor Lausche and the state director, urging an elected highway director like Michigan. He cited misaligned funding from a $500 million bond program, noted heavy traffic in northern Lorain County, and urged arterial planning and regional cooperation to advance modern roads and safety.
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Don E. Patterson
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Lausche
Way
Samuel Linzell
Patterson
Michigan
Ohio
Rt. 7
Conneaut
East Liverpool
Lorain County
Highway Department
Regional Planning Commission
Jack Lehman
John Kinter
Kiwanis Club
House May Vote Again On Annual Sessions Bill
In Columbus on Monday lawmakers will reconsider a constitutional amendment for annual sessions with a two year biennium. The measure would require a three fifths majority in both House and Senate to place the proposal before voters. The initial defeat came after Rep Lancione pressed the wrong roll call button, with 46 votes against and a narrow 1 vote margin for approval.
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INS
House Ofj
Chialdays
A. G. Lancione
Belmont
Clifton Caryl
R-Union
George
Kirkpatrick
R-Knox
Lancione
Wyse Popus
V .M. Molotov
Russia
Europe
Teamwork Highlighted At Elyria Foundry 50th Anniversary
Executives and rank-and-file employees at Elyria Foundry marked 50 years in business with a dinner at Elyria Country Club. Howard C. Gollmar was promoted to president, announced by L. D. Silberstein of parent firms Industrial Brownhoist and Penn-Texas. Dr. Cyvia Sorkan praised the plant's teamwork and its leadership, while longtime staff were saluted for their service.
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Cylvia Sorkin
National Defense Advisory Committee
Elyria Foundry
Max Riebenack
Industrial Brownhoist Corp
Dr. Sorkin
Howard C. Gollmar
Chronicle- Te
Louis T.M. Ralston
Chronicle-Telegram
Howard C. Gollmat
L. D. Silberstein
Penn- Texas Corp
Gollmar
Silberstein
Elyma Foundry
Industrial Brownhoist
Penn-Texas
Golmar
W. E. Davies
Richard Goll
Mar
Fred Green
Dan Cooksey
Arthur Tones
Robert Tuneberg
Robert Gollmar
Easton
Elyria
Cyivia Sorkan
Elyna
Bowess & Sense
Burocr
Wyre
Pinay Sees Turning Point on Peace Road at Hand
In Paris Antoine Pinay told William Randolph Hearst Jr. that 1950s diplomacy might mark a turning point toward lasting peace. He urged Western unity, warned against isolating Germany, and spoke ahead of UN gathering in San Francisco. Pinay supported arms limits talks and noted sessions in the legislature could be adjourned to next year.
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INS
Antoine Pinay
William Randolph Hearst
French Independent Party
France
United States
United Nations
San Franccisco
Hearst
San Francisco
Pinay
Konrad Adenauer
Moscow
Hhancellor
Germany
Europe
West Germany
Eugenie
Napoleon I
City approves fence plan after Shade collects 42 baseballs
Detroit city leaders agree to raise a fence between Dennis A Shade’s Hamtramck area home and Memorial Park to stop a barrage of baseballs that have landed in his yard and shattered windows over the past two weeks.
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Dennis A. Shade
Hamtramck
Shade
Memorial Park
New Plan Developed For Reserve Bill Vote
Congressional leaders unveiled a strategy to push Eisenhower's military reserve bill past a House blockade caused by a segregation dispute. Southern Democrats seek amendments for tougher laws, while plans include Senate passage and House concurrence on a Kaiser contract probe and other amendments affecting animal damage claims and game protection.
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Senate
Ada M Oy
Claytor Powell
M. G. Burnside
Daniel J. Flood
Kaiser Aluminum 9 Chemical
Floyd
Kaiser
Halethorpe
Congressional Battle Over Anti Segregation Amendment Fulfilled
The House faces a battle over an anti segregation amendment to a defense bill. If approved again, the bill could reach a Senate House Conference Committee. Rayburn and Martin reportedly expect the amendment to be defeated on a new test. A defense budget of 31.4 billion is tentatively approved by a Senate subcommittee.
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House
Powell
Sam Rayburn
Senate House Conference
Senate Appropriations
Post Office Department
Wiliam C. O'Brien
Congress
Lake Erie level slightly higher in May report
The U S Lake Survey notes Lake Erie rose slightly from May while the other Great Lakes showed varied changes. Rainfall across the basin was generally below average, and Coast Guard inspections of small craft continued to rise. Ohio State University awarded its 100 000th degree as 1 864 graduates received diplomas with remarks on security and retirement policies by President Bevis.
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Marine News
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Lakes Michigan
Huron
St. Clair
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Ontario
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Ashtabula
Howard L. Bevis
Bevis
Ohio
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State
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Ohio Stadium
America
Bender Considers Turning Case Over to Justice Dept
Washington reports Senator Bender of Ohio hinted the case could be sent to the Justice Department. Testimony centered on graft allegations involving Lev and an Army contract, with Mrs. Hart denying blackmail and detailing cash payments. The hearing produced laughter at times as details surfaced about contractor relations and procurement claims.
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INS
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Ad Ao
George Bender
Ohio
Senate
Mella Hart
Trons
Harry Levy
Justice Department
Lev
Hart
Lewis
McClel
Ilan
Bender
Lev Goldies
Puerto Rico
Chicago
Harry Lev
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Navy
Wao
Levily
International
Paralyzed Man Wins His University Degree Long Distance
Col Walter Shegda 32 paralyzed from the waist down received a BA in psychology from George Washington University. He completed the last two years via correspondence and exams at a hospital using long distance calls with professors. He plans to attend law school and teach if possible.
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Cloyd H. Marvin
Warm Springs
Iron Lang
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Alto
Stanford
Shegdi
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Sheyda
Ted O'Neill
Louisiana Wild
Ijlife Commission
Davy Crockett
Veda
Oneill
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