Compromise Route Favored For Elyria Water Main
Elyria council water committee backs a two-pronged plan for a 48 inch force main. The route runs along the New York Central tracks and West St and via Albrecht Rd and West 16th St. Oberlin officials attend as a potential customer with daily use estimated up to 2 million gallons. Total project cost near 4 million dollars for the main and plant expansion to 21 million gallon daily capacity.
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Elyria
Victor Stewart
New York
Eugene Smith
Elyria Water System
Fred E. Weisbrod
Oberlin
Norman Humason
Lake Erie
Admiral Ernest J. King Dies at 77 in Maine
Lorain native and World War II Fleet Admiral Ernest J. King died at 2 45 PM in Portsmouth Naval Hospital Kittery Maine He was 77 The Navy announced funeral plans in Washington with services at the National Cathedral and burial at Annapolis His death followed acute heart failure induced by high blood pressure King mentored Eisenhower praised his strong leadership He was the first to hold both commander in chief of the U S fleet and chief of naval operations Born in Lorain in 1878 King rose from Naval Academy graduate to lead America’s largest fleet The funeral procession would pass Constitution Avenue and end at Annapolis after ceremonies in Washington
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Ernest J. King
Portsmouth Naval Hospital
Kittery
Maine
The
Navy
Washington
Washington National Cathedral
Naval Academy Cemetery
Annapolis
King
U.S
Diplomatic Corps
U.S. Navy
Pumphrey
Bethesda
Caisson
Capitol
Cmdr
Ernest J. King Jr
Eisenhower
America
Adm. King
Naval Academy
William D. Leahy
Chester W. Nimitz
William F
Bull) Halsey
U. S. Fleet
Naval Operations
Ernest Joseph King
Lorain
James C
Elizabeth Keam Rong
U.S. Naval’ Academy
Winfield Scott Kerr
Mansfield
Memorial Flight Plans for Admiral King Funeral
U S Rep A D Baumhart Jr arranges a Navy furnished plane to carry about 40 officials friends and press from Lorain to Washington for the 1 PM funeral services then return to Cleveland. Mayor Jaworski names Ed Rettly to head a Lorain attendance committee for the funeral.
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U.S. Navy
A. D.baumhart Jr
Washington, D. C
Cleveland
Lorain
John C. Jaworski
Ed Rettly
Admiral King
U. S
Memorial service for Admiral King planned in Lorain
Lorain mayor names Ed Reidy to chair funeral attendance committee for Admiral Ernest King. A memorial service is set for 1 p.m. Friday at Washington Park Lorain under Lorain Naval Reserve Lt. Hall. Flags to half mast, bells to toll. a citizens committee may seek a permanent memorial site.
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Lorain
John C. Juanworski
Ed Reidy
Reidy
Admiral Fang
Wasturgton Park
Washington, D.C
S. J Hall
Lorain Naval Reserve
Jaworski
Asker
Jaworsk
Citizens’ Committee
Mas
Hamilton Ave
Arthur B Evans Angacon
King
Ernest J. King
Leukemia Victim Dies After Shrine Visit
A Steubenville boy Craigi Giannamore eleven-year-old visited Lourdes France seeking cure for leukemia died today at University Hospital Columbus Ohio. He was admitted June 11 20 and condition worsened. parents Mr and Mrs Eugene Giannamore had taken him to Lourdes in France for a last hope. The disease steadily sapped his strength since then.
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Columbus, D
Craigi
Grannamore
Steu-jr
Benville
France
University Hospital
Eugene Giannamore
Lourdes
Hopes Rise For Steel Settlement
New York reports a possible steel settlement before the June 30 strike deadline as union leaders and Big Three negotiators push to avert a nationwide walkout. Industry and union spokesmen hint at a compromise amid pressure for a five year contract.
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New York
Steel Industry
Steelworkers
Thei
Pittsburgh
John Morse
Bethlehem Steel
John A Stephens
US Steel
David McDonald
McDonald
Steel- Workers
Stephens
Avon Lake Defers New Municipal Building Pending Repairs
At Avon Lake the acceptance of a new municipal building is deferred while repairs are awaited. The record mentions a grievance procedure issue and a 105 strike at a factory with charges not recognized, and notes a transfer to TiuLe Field and South Amherst Council approval of a Board of Education move.
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Avon Lake
Oeg. T
IULE
Board of Education
South Amherst Council
Water outage planned for Vincent district tomorrow
Vincent Sewer and Water District No 6 residents will have no water from 8 30 a m to 3 p m tomorrow due to relocation of the Minch main on RS 254. The move supports construction of twin 4 inch culverts on Route 254 for a new highway project.
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Vincent
Eisenhower expected to run again despite illness says Knowland
Republican Leader William F. Knowland says there is no doubt President Eisenhower will seek reelection, after doctors report his condition progresses satisfactorily. The White House says Eisenhower plans a two to four week convalescence at Gettysburg and then the White House, with reelection remains the aim unless a health setback occurs.
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Washington
INS
Senate
William F. Knowland
California
Eisenhower
Knowland
White House
Gettysburg
Willl
Tice
Cost of living climbs to record high in October 1953 base
The Labor Department reported a sharp rise in the cost of living last month to match the all time highs set in October 1953. Food prices drove the increase while other goods and services remained steady or rose modestly.
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Washington
INL
Labor Department
Canyon Project Approved Passes House Interior Panel
The House Interior Committee approved the $484 million Hell's Canyon project amid a dispute over public versus private power.
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Washington
INS
House Interior Committee
Hell’s Canyon
Siege State Proclaimed in Guatemala City After Student Clash
Guatemala's anti red government declared a state of siege following a student police clash that left four dead Monday night and twenty seriously wounded.
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Guatemala City
INS
Guatemala
Span Closed For Safety In Vermilion River Crossing
County engineer Don E Fatterson announced that the 132 foot span over the Vermilion river on Gore Orphanage Road north of Route 113 has been closed to traffic due to danger of collapse. Broken tie bars were noted and a contract to replace the bridge was awarded to the Ohio Bridge Co of Cambridge. The new two span bridge with a center pier will cost about $48,000 and steel is being delivered.
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Don E Fatterison
Vermilion River
Gore Orphanage
Rt. 113
Patterson
Ohio Bridge Co
Cambridge
Mop-Up Continues In Elyria After Storm Damage
Elyria streets remain strewn with toppled trees and limbs as city crews work to clear the damage from Saturday's storm. A special City Council session is set for 8 p.m. to consider declaring a disaster area and seeking federal aid. Mayor Keys estimates cleanup costs at over 64 thousand dollars, with private property damage potentially reaching 80 thousand. Federal relief eligibility hinges on a disaster declaration, urged by Gov Lausche's aide and Congressman Baumhart. Logan of the state Civil Defense office arrived to assess and compile damage data.
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Elyria
City Hall
J. Grant Keys
Frank J. Lausche
A. D. Baumhart, Jr
Washington
White House
Owil Defense
Lausche
Keys
James Logan
State Civil Defense Office
Logan
Michael J Lotke
Want Ads Guide to Selling Used Items
Chronicle-Telegram urges residents to declutter and sell unused belongings. An example ad from Mrs. Donohue shows a bug room with metal beds, complete, and a gas stove at 122 Bell, inviting buyers to call 4751 for help.
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S Want
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