Pike Engineers Oppose Turnpike Route Change
Elyria seeks change to the Ohio Turnpike route but faces likely rejection by the Ohio Turnpike Commission. T. J. Kauer and Greiner Company engineers will advise against changing the route. The Watson Associates study favored a more northern path, while turnpike engineers disagree. A March 20 commission meeting may decide the issue.
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Columbus
Elyria
T. J. Kauer
Ohio Turnpike Commission
Greiner Company
Commission
Elyria Committee
Watson Associates
Watson
Turnpike
Early Ruling Seen In Suit On Pike Materials Issue
In Columbus a court heard arguments over bid material for the Ohio turnpike project. The Ohio Turnpike Commission backs concrete pavement while asphalt interests seek bids on both materials. Final arguments are set for Tuesday as a court referee’s opinion is debated.
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Pike
Columbus
Ohio Turnpike
Ohio Turnpike Commission
Ohio
Second Court of Appeals
John Lansdale Jr
Commission
Robert D. Hamilton
Richard H. Shafer
Hamilton
Lansdale
Plan Crackdown On Tax Evaders
Washington officials warned of a stern crackdown on income tax cheats as the deadline for 1952 returns neared. The Internal Revenue Bureau and Justice Department promised vigorous enforcement and measures to reduce innocent processing mistakes amid a wave of last minute filings. Tax collectors nationwide were prepared for rush hour strain while Tax Commissioner T Coleman Andrews ordered agents to meet taxpayers with a smile.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau
Justice Department
T. Coleman Andrews
Taft's Son Named Envoy To Ireland Soon
President Eisenhower expected to announce William Howard Taft III as ambassador to Ireland. Taft III, eldest son of Senate Republican Leader Robert A. Taft, previously served with the Economic Cooperation Administration in Ireland and taught Gaelic literature at Yale University.
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Washington
Eisenhower
William Howard Taft III
Ireland
Taft
Senate
Robert A. Taft
The
Economic Cooperation Administration
Yale University
Thirteen Couples Apply for Marriage Licenses
In Columbus thirteen couples defied Friday the 13th superstitions by applying for marriage licenses yesterday at the city office.
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Columbus
Weather Update Northeastern Ohio Clouds Mild Skies
Cloudy and mild conditions continue with a high near 55 and scattered showers. Tonight low around 45 with more clouds and a few showers possible. Sunday remains cloudy windy and near 58 with possible showers.
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Ohio
Accident Victim In Serious Condition In Oberlin
Mrs Henry Gehringer, seriously injured in a two car crash near Oberlin last Saturday, is reported slightly improved though still in serious condition. She suffered a scalp laceration shoulder fracture possible internal injuries and a dislocated jaw. Larry Smith a passenger had a jaw fracture. He is the son of Mrs Roy Abbey.
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Kipton
Henry Gehringer
Oberlin
Gehringer
Allen Memorial Hospital
Little Larry Smith
Roy Abbey
Gottwald Dies Shocks Czechoslovakia and Accidents Reported
In Vienna the Czech ruler Klement Gottwald died after a two day illness at 11 a.m. Prague Radio announced his death. Earlier, three traffic accidents near Route 20 and Route 76 left Charles F. Davis 133 Charles Court with a damaged car, and others including Robert Wilson 20 from Oneonta New York treated for a head laceration and Frank Shivak Jr. uninjured after skidding into a tree.
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Route 20
Route 76
Charles F. Davis
Charles Court
Edna Foley
Davis
Robert Wilson
U.S. Army
Oneonta
N.Y
Cowley Road
George Kosco
Wilson
Frank Shivak, Jr
Fleming Street
West River Road
Wheeling and Lake Erie
Shivak
Vienna
Austria
Klement Gottwald
Czechoslovakia
Prague
Gottwald
Czechoslovak Communist Party
Josef Stalin
Stalin
Talks Start Over Suez Evacuation Demand
Cairo Britain and Egypt began talks on the Egyptian demand that British troops evacuate the Suez Canal zone, the strongest Western base in the Middle East.
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Cairo
Egypt
Britain
Suez Canal Zone
Middle East
Car Wreck Injuries After West Street Turnover
Eugene G. Hall 21 and Lewis Bohn 19 escaped serious harm after a car rollover at West street and Penfield avenue. Both were treated and released from Elyria Memorial Hospital for cuts and abrasions. The wreck caused 700 dollars in car damage and 25 dollars to a city street sign.
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Eugene G. Hall
R. D
Maddock Road
Lewis Bohn
West Ridge Road
Hall
West’ Street
Penfield Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Bohn
Huron Street
West Street
Penfield
Pleasant Breaks Boost Hospital Recovery
Pleasant breaks in long hospital hours aid quicker recovery, with Red Cross recreation programs in military hospitals playing a vital role. Support the 1953 Elyria Chapter Red Cross fund campaign to help hospitalized servicemen.
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Elyria
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Otto Mischka
William Camp
John Kolopos
John C. Edwards
Ellis Nielsen
Werner Simon
Robert Reis
A. T. Sibley
H. H. Beavis
Gerald W. Wagner
Graham Craig
Martin Huebner
Richard Lysaght
Allied protest to Russia over three Soviet air attacks
Bonn authorities report a joint note from the United States Britain and France accusing the Soviet Union of three attacks on British aircraft, one resulting in six British airmen killed. The note was sent via Gen. Vassily Chuikov after drafting in Berlin while U S forces said they would shoot back at invaders in a tightened radar zone.
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Bonn
Germany
United,States
Britain
France
Russia
Vassily Chuikov
Berlin
Chuikov
U. S
Wiesbaden
Amer'san
Draft Plans Against Red Planes In Allied Zones
Washington military leaders drafted plans to repel any further invasion of Allied zones in Germany by Russian built aircraft. Generals Bradley Vandenberg Ridgway Gruenther and others arrived from Paris to join the confidential discussions and meet with President Eisenhower on this week’s incidents. State Department left strategy to the military while noting no change in stand orders to return fire but not fire first in border clashes.
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Washington
Germany
America
Paris
Omar N. Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Hoyt S. Vandenberg
Air Force
Matthew GB. Ridgway
Europe
Alfred M. Gruenther
Ridgway
Detroit
Louisville
Eisenhower
State Department
Long Delinquent Tax Bill Paid After Property Sale
County Treasurer Walter J. Wright reports the purchase of property on Route 254 by the Mr. O Neil Co for a shopping center settled a long outstanding tax bill. Net taxes from 1934 total 1510 dollars. penalties and costs bring the full amount to 2033 dollars now paid. The case delayed by changing ownership and prior collection attempts is resolved.
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Mr. O'Neil Co
Walter J. Wright
Wright
Girl Killed As Auto Plunges Into Ravine
A car driven by 16 year old Joan Summers left Route 7 near Marietta Friday night and plunged into a ravine killing Patricia Staats 17 who was among three returning from a skating party. Barbara Leonhart 17 and Summers were seriously injured. all three girls were from Parkersburg West Virginia.
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Marietta
Here
Patricia Staats
Joan Summers
Route 7
Miss Summers
Barbara Leonhart
Parkersburg
W. Va
Soviet Zone Train Crew Seeks Asylum in West Berlin
A Soviet Zone locomotive engineer and his fireman abandoned their train in West Berlin to seek asylum, prompting West Berlin officials to report the incident. East German passengers waved goodbye as the two men left the locomotive, delaying service for about two hours until a replacement crew arrived.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Yoshida Falls To No Confidence in Japan Election Move
Premier Shigeru Yoshida's government was ousted by a 229 to 218 no confidence vote after he called a fellow Liberal Party member a stupid fool. He dissolved the Diet and set a general election for April 19, seeking popular backing amid Japan's postwar rebuild and U.S. alliance.
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Tokyo
Shigeru Yoshida
House of Representatives
Diet
Yoshida
Liberal Party
Japan
America
United States
Ichiro Hatoyama
Taketora Ogata
Hatoyama
Douglas A.macarthur
Tornadoes Kill 17, Damage Is Heavy in Three States
A Friday night into Saturday spree of tornadoes swept through north Texas Oklahoma and Arkansas killing at least 17 people and injuring 18 while demolishing more than 125 homes. Officials reported multiple towns struck including Knox City Jud Rochester O'Brien and Mill Creek Delaware and Dover with several houses destroyed and towns evacuated. Forecasters canceled the alert as the squall line weakened early Saturday.
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Knox City
Tex
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Bunker Hill
Little Rock
Mill Creek
Russellville
Ark
Delaware
Dover
Jud
Rochester
O'Brien
Demand Probe Into Hiring of Ohio State Professor
Rep Gordon Scherer urged an investigation into Ohio State University s hiring of Byron T Danning an associate professor of physics who refused to state if he was a Communist and was suspended Friday He said the university should review the circumstances of his employment and firing and Danning vowed to fight to keep his job The notice also mentions banquet dinners reservations for Now Serving at the Paladeum ad text.
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Columbus
Cincinnati
Ohio State
Gordon Scherer
Washington
Byron T. Danning
House Un-American Activities Committee
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