Lorain County May Avoid Full Reappraisal Plan
The Ohio state tax board may drop a general Lorain County real estate reappraisal costing $250000 if its investigations confirm the county has up to date and equitable valuations. Edward J. Kerwin said results due July 10 will guide whether to press the six year reappraisal requirement, while County Auditor Frank Ayres defends his ongoing appraisal system. The citizen’s tax committee praised Ayres and endorsed yearly section reappraisals to meet the six year rule.
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Mock attack study reports heavy industry losses
Emergency press release from Operation Alert says six percent of U.S. industrial capacity would be snatched out by a mock nuclear attack on 55 cities. An additional ten percent would suffer heavy to light damage according to official estimates.
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Beightler Named To Pike Commission Appointment
Gen. Frank J. Lausche named Maj. Gen. Robert S. Beightler Ret. to the Ohio Turnpike Commission to replace J. Gordon McKay. Beightler, WWII Ohio National Guard commander and former highway official, will earn 5000 dollars in the new role. McKay’s July 1 term expiration follows his criticism of commission activity.
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Frank J. Lausche
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Ohio Turnpike Commission
J. Gordon McKay
Cleveland
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Marysville
John W. Bricker
McKay
Ohio State University
Union County
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Nationall Guard
Operation Alert: Mood of Nuclear Test Warns of Destruction
The Army's Operation Alert simulates a mass nuclear strike on U S targets. Projections show 15 million casualties and 24 million homeless across 61 cities, with millions more injured or displaced and extensive housing losses. Civil Defense Director Val Peterson warns decontamination would take months. The test aims to gauge federal response ahead of a Big Four meeting.
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Operation Alert
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Eisenhhower
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Civil Defense
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Knowland Backs Joining In Big 4 Talks
Washington The Senate GOP Leader William F Knowland defended President Eisenhowers participation in the Big Four conference while stressing it does not amount to a blanket endorsement of the administrations foreign policy. He said he was entirely consistent in challenging Senator Joseph McCarthys remark that the meeting spells danger and noted his anti negotiation stance remains.
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Regional planning and hearings loom in Vert part
fragmentary OCR shows planners organizing regional efforts and a hearing in Vert i part with references to doctors, real estate transfers, and stock quotations. A GOP floor leader defends the Geneva conference, while senators Mansfield and Smith back the president on the Big Four meeting amid Cold War tensions.
Cleveland Man Killed In One-Car Crash
Marion Ohio officials report Corydon H Goodyear thirty of Cleveland was killed Thursday night in a one car crash on U S 305 two miles east of Marion at River Street. Local driving school ads and state legislative notes accompany the notice detailing Lorain counties new domestic relations judge and juvenile court changes to take effect January first 1959 with additional common pleas judges proposed for several counties and an estimated annual cost of twenty five thousand dollars.
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Molotov Picketed At Omaha
Soviet Foreign Minister V M Molotov traveled by special Pullman through the Midwest causing a stir in Omaha Nebraska where 60 to 70 Lithuanians and Latvians demonstrated with placards denouncing communism. The train continued to Cheyenne after a pre-dawn stop in Omaha and a Chicago crowd watched from afar as Molotov and his party prepared for the United Nations meeting in San Francisco.
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Western Big Three seek Adenauer view on Moscow bid
New York AP reports Western Big Three foreign ministers Dulles MacMillan and Pinay called on Chancellor Adenauer to learn his stance on Moscow's bid to open diplomatic relations. They aim to present a united front ahead of next week's San Francisco talks with Molotov and to plan the July 18 summit in Geneva during the UN anniversary session.
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Peron Faces Sainthood Ambitions Stir Up Holy See Rifts
Argentine President Juan Peron battles the church over Eva Perons bid for sainthood. Excommunication by the Holy See follows, fueling a political and religious clash that could threaten his presidency. Eva is celebrated in schools and memorials as Buenos Aires plans rapid, expansive tributes.
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Eva
Juan Peron
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Peron
Holy See
Rebels Promised Fair Trial Amid Buenos Aires Uprising
President Juan D. Peron pledged a fair trial for those in yesterday’s abortive revolt that cost 156 lives and triggered a wave of arson against Roman Catholic churches. He declared elections must settle church-state tensions while rebels fled to Uruguay and martial law loomed.
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Chile
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Aartin
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IOC selects Squaw Valley for 1960 Winter Games
California chosen as host site after IOC vote, naming Squaw Valley in 1960 Olympic bid. The announcement marks a milestone for American winter sports and the Sierra resort's rise to prominence.
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Paris
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International Olympic Committee
Squaw Valley
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Stocking Seams Reveal Character in Gentle Ad Tone
A quirky gloss links stocking seam care to conversation habits and gossip, then pivots to Chronicle-Telegram Classified Ads. The piece promotes dialing 4751 to learn how ads can meet needs, mentioning florists and plant offerings with low prices and local business identifiers.
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