Elliott Named High School Principal In Elyria
Ohio board selects Elliott for Elyria High School principal on a three year, $7000 contract to begin Sept 1, replacing Lloyd C Hennings who resigns to return to farm work in northwestern Ohio. Elliott, a 1938 veteran teacher and former athletic director, holds degrees from Otterbein and OSU and has extensive coaching and administration experience.
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Weather notes from Northeastern Ohio and Lake Erie forecast
Occasional light rain ending around noon with a high near 62 to 67. Tonight partly cloudy with a low 48 to 53. Wednesday partly cloudy and warmer. Monday temperatures 51 to 60, a year ago 65 to 93. 24 hour precipitation through 8 p.m. Monday was 0.54 inch. Humidity 88 percent at 8 a.m. and 74 percent at 2 p.m. Moonrise 1:38 a.m. Tuesday moonset 2:50 p.m. Tuesday. Lake Erie winds west to northwest 15 to 20 knots today and tonight, cloudy with light showers. Five day Ohio forecast: near normal temperatures, normal highs 81, lows 58 to 62, warming to near normal by Thursday and Friday, then cooler Sunday with showers Friday and Saturday totaling 0.5 to 0.75 inch.
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Oberlin inn focal point as families flock to commencement
Local Oberlin events headline the front pages with a focus on the new inn drawing families and alumni for commencement. Other notes include hospital and postal updates, a Rudolph Flesch reading series, and community features across pages 4 and 16. The newspaper also mentions livestock markets and regional society sections.
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ROK To Get Job PUSAN Korea Transfer Of Troops Planned
The U S Army completed plans to withdraw to the Republic of Korea and have Seoul supply its own troops. The transfer is set for June 5, marking the 56th anniversary of the Communist attack on South Korea. News brief notes the move and its timing.
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Peron Accuses Catholics of Treason in National Clash
President Juan D. Peron blasted Catholics as treasonous in a national radio address, vowing to press the church to bow to the will of the people. Riots and street violence followed as Peronists attacked church property while labor groups prepare for a general strike and negotiations with auto makers continue amid the clash.
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Mayor Proposes Compromise 44 Hour Week for Elyria Police
Mayor Keys unveiled a compromise plan to set a 44 hour police work week in Elyria likely effective August 1. City Council discussed the proposal as Fraternal Order of Police sought 40 hours and eight new officers, estimated to cost $34,000 more in salaries.
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Order of Police
County Faces 44-Hour Week Plan and Civil Defense Drill
County Civil Defense Director Sam Provenza outlined a communications drill with CD centers as the main participation in tomorrow’s Operation Alert. Plans consider test highway blocks and public involvement only if blocks are established, while financing for a shorter work week remains undecided and under review by council.
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Fifty Cities Hit Fifty: Ohio Prepares for Atomic Bomb Alert
Governor Lausche will move to Ohio's wartime capital to bolster Civil Defense as Operation Alert signals a two day nationwide drill. The plan mobilizes state civil defense units and warns of potential atomic strikes and radioactive fallout across Ohio and the nation.
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Ike Urges OK For 2 Projects
Ohio civil defense plans for Opal 55 drill simulate alert readiness as 260000 workers mobilize to assist four cities while Duke of chiefs relocate to a secret capital. President Eisenhower presses Congress to approve two nuclear projects including a proposed atomic powered merchant ship and the Dixon Yates plant amid opposition.
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Free Vaccine For All Called Unnecessary
Welfare Secretary Oveta Culp Hobby told the Senate committee that a Democratic proposal to provide Salk polio vaccine free to all children is unnecessary. She argued most families can afford vaccination and urged approval of the administration plan to vaccinate about 113 million poor children while noting cost differences and administrative margins.
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Test Confirms Slaying Denial in Cleveland Report
A Cleveland dispatch confirms the denial by Mrs. Reva Teeling that she took part in a vaccine program after confusion over the Friday slaying of Frank Landis near Wooster. The test Monday affirmed the government goal of universal Salk shots for children.
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Evacuation Drill Planned for Lorain Residents
Evacuation tests will cover homes north of the Nickel Plate Railroad and west of Oberlin Ave in Lorain. Residents must leave at the first alarm and, at the second alarm, move by car to Amherst. Highway patrols will supervise Lorain Amherst traffic with emergency police directing Lorain routes. Homes will be checked to ensure all are clear. Time of the test was not announced.
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India envoy optimistic on Far East peace talks
India's roving ambassador V. K. Krishna Menon said in Washington that peace prospects in the Far East are looking a little better. He flew to brief President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles that the time is ripe for peace talks with Red China.
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Sign Crashes Into Parked Police Car In Chicago
A Chicago safety official reporting to police said while he stenciled slow down and live longer signs on the pavement an automobile struck his parked car near the scene.
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Asylum Suggested For Catholic Victims Of Peronism
Rio de Janeiro report says Msgr Arruda Camara a Christian Democrat congressman urged Brazil to offer asylum to Catholic victims of Peronism in Argentina. He proposed sanctuary for those persecuted by the Peronist regime amid political tension in the region.
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Clothes Horses Hipped On Health
Psychologists say clothes horses are often hypochondriacs who equate garments with health. Chronicle Telegram classified ads offer livestock trade options and a help line for quick action. Free moth protection with regular dry cleaning at Peerless Laundry.
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