City Permit In Danger and Sewage Plant Woes
Mayor J Grant Keys told City Council the Sewage Treatment Plant cannot meet rising demands and needs urgent improvements. The state permit allowing partially treated sewage disposal in Black River expires in September, risking nonrenewal without a study. Keys pushed a complete plant needs assessment and Senators Burke's support for public improvement surveys.
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J. Grant Keys
Keys
Council
Kenneth Lord
U. S
Thomas A. Burke
Lorain
Eisenhower
Industry Backs 23-Cent Slash In Butter Price
Washington’s butter industry urged a 23 cent per pound price cut with CCC financing a 15 cent rollback. R H Farr of the American Butter Institute testified before the Senate Agriculture Committee as part of the Dairy Industry Committee. The group also noted CCC surpluses of dry milk and butter while planning concomitant eight cent reductions slated for April 1.
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Washington
R. H. Farr
American Butter Institute
Chicago
Commodity Credit Corp
Farr
Dairy Industry Committee
Senatos Agriculture Committee
Robert J. Remaley
American Dry Milk Institute
CCC
Northeastern Ohio Weather Forecast Brief
Fair and warmer today with a high near 37 and clear to partly cloudy skies. Low tonight around 24 and highs trend 2 to 5 degrees below normal later in the week with a warming trend through Friday then cooler over the weekend. Rain totals this Saturday expected from 0.2 to 0.5 inches. Moonrise Tuesday afternoon and moonset early Wednesday.
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Ohio
Extension of legal fee for Elyria Pike dispute
City Council approved a 6000 increase plus expenses for attorney Robert J. Shoup who represents Elyria in the Ohio Turnpike Commission dispute. The extra funding extends his contract until a settlement, with March 24 Supreme Court hearing looming. Mayor Keys and others support the continuation despite a lone vote against.
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Pike
Robert J. Shoup
Elyria
Ohio Turnpike Commission
Shoup
Richard Baird
Council
Ohio Supreme Court
Baird
Dale Kellogg
Kellogg
J. Grant Keys
Sheap
Keys
Pike Board
Frank J. Lausche
Injured Motorist Cited In Mishap On Route 2 Durkee Rd
Merrill McCarthy 25 of 2021 Chestnut St Grafton suffered facial lacerations and contusions after his southbound 1949 car collided with Aaron Stayer 52 of Youngstown driving east on Route 82. McCarthy was hospitalized at Elyria Memorial. Deputy Miller cited him for reckless operation.
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Merrill McCarthy
Chestnut St
Grafton
Route 2
Durkee Rd
McCarthy
Aaron Stayer
Youngstown
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Stayer
Eugene Miller
Annual Mystery Check Arrives in Columbus
A mysterious annual $400 contribution to the Columbus Internal Revenue Service is mailed every year. The latest letter arrived Monday, raising the total by $3.40 since 1446. Attempts to trace the sender have failed.
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Columbus
Deadline Set Mar 24 For Vote Registration
Lorain County residents not voting in two years or who moved must register by March 24 to vote in the May 4 primary. Eligible voters include those turning 21 by election day, name changes, new citizens, discharged service members, and new Ohio residents meeting residence requirements. Absentee ballots available April 4 to April 2 for those more than ten miles away. Registrations handled at Elyria election board HQ or Ridgway branch. Crystal Clear Cleaners ad ends the note.
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Lorain County
Election Board
Armed Services
Ohio
Third St
Elyria
Board
Broadway Ridg
Lorain
Democrats May Break Through In Tax Vote Fight
The House Republicans meet to defend Eisenhower tax limits as Democrats aim to boost personal exemptions from 600 to 700. President warns such a cut would hurt defense, raise deficits, and vetoes the measure. Rayburn Cooper and George lead Democratic response with plans to appeal nationwide. Treasury estimates show big exemption increases would slash returns and drain revenue, while Republicans fear defections ahead of Thursday’s vote.
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Washington
House
Eisenhower
Treasury
Congress
Sam Rayburn
Texas
Walter F. George
Jere Cooper
Tenn
Cooper
George
Means
Treasury Department
Ray
Warming Trend Expected Across Ohio Through Friday
Ohio temperatures rise as a high pressure edge approaches. The U S Weather Bureau forecasts a stationary warming trend through Friday with highs 35 to 44 and a low near 15 to 20 tonight. Light snow flurries were reported in the northeast, with clear skies expected this afternoon. Roads remain slippery in spots near Chardon Warren and Jefferson as cooler air settles, then milder conditions return by Friday with possible rain Saturday.
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International News Service
Ohio
U.S. Weather Bureau
Ohio Highway Department
Chardon
Warren and
Jefferson
Red Cross Campaign Urges Generous Blood Donations
The Red Cross collected 1 791 650 units of blood for about half the nation’s community hospitals last year and supplied the armed forces. The organization continues to build reserves of blood products for national emergencies through the 1354 Red Cross campaign, urging broad public support.
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Red Cross
Eee
U. S. Not Relying On Atomic Weapons Alone
Adm. Arthur W. Radford told a Senate subcommittee that the United States does not rely solely on atomic weapons. He argued the new look of massive retaliation does not preclude limited war and stressed ground forces remain essential. He noted the aim is a sturdy long term posture, not a one year crisis strategy.
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Washington
Arthur W. Radford
United States
Radford
Joint ‘Chiefs of Staff
Senate
Army
Matthew B. Ridgway
Joint Chiefs
U.S
John Foster Dulles
Moscow
Peiping
Pope Pius XI Spends Calm Restful Night
Vatican sources said Pope Pius XI spent another calm restful night. His physician Prof. Riccardo Galeazzi-Lisi visited and spoke with the Pontiff for over two hours. Later he received co secretary of state Msgr Giovanni Battista Montini and began work on church matters. He refuses to remain idle amid illness.
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Vatican City
Pius XI
Vatican
Riccardo Galeazzi - Lisi
Msgr
Giovanni Battista ‘Montini
Aluminum Storm Doors Installed by ALSCO Ad
Where To Turn ALSCO Aluminum Combination storm doors. Five thousand four hundred fifty dollars installed. Phone Gene 46 562. Local classified ad offering aluminum storm doors with installation and contact details.
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ALSCO
Gene
Burglars Loot Oberlin Store
Oberlin clothiers Powers and Dawley report a burglary last night or early morning with merchandise including suits taken from the West College Street shop. Entry was gained through a back barred window. Richard Campbell discovered the loss this morning while rearranging stock. Gordon Dawley noted the incident and indicated further details continued on Page 2.
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Oberlin
Powers and
Red Cross Drive Extended After Snowstorm Delay
The 1954 Red Cross Campaign will continue for one more week after a blizzard halted canvassing on opening day. Division heads, led by Harold A. Zealley, report the townships division has the largest quota in the 38970 goal. A second report meeting with Mayor J Grant Keys is set for tomorrow at noon, with another session planned for March 24 in the chapter house.
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Red Cross
Harold A. Zealley
Townships
J. Grant Keys
It’s Official Spring Arrives Saturday At North Hemisphere
Washington reports from the Naval Observatory that spring begins in the Northern Hemisphere at 10 34 p m EST Saturday March 20 when the sun crosses the equator in its northward journey.
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Washington
The
Naval Observatory
Free Land Offered For New Midview School
The Midview Board of Education weighs five sites for an 874000 dollar school. Lacy Hoctor of Elyria offers acres of land near Grafton free for the project after contacting heirs of Michael Fox. The gift, likely a major factor in Thursday night discussions at Grafton Town Hall, is in Carlisle Township between Grafton and Routes 57 and 82.
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Midview Board of Education
Lacy Hoc‘tor
West Ave
Elyria
Grafton
Chester Carpenter
Hector
Michael Fox
Cecilia Fox
Michael
Mary Gohl
Michigan
Lucy
Kent State University Survey Division
Heman Ely
Fox
Miss Hoctor
Carlisle Township
Bboard of Education
Council Chamber
Grafton Town Hall
Grafton Pta
Citizens’ Committee For Direct Action
McCarthy Group In Secret Talk
Washington observers report Democrats push for public testimony on the Cohn affair as Sen McClellan says the full Government Operations Committee should investigate. The subcommittee meets in secret to decide procedure with Roy Cohn facing scrutiny over alleged pressure for favors for Pvt G David Schine. No witnesses were called in today’s session.
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Washington
Joseph R. McCarthy
Senate
Cohn
John L. McClelland
Subcommittee
McClellan
Army
Coonsel
Roy M. Cohn
Pvt
G. David Schine
Arkansas
MicCiellan
E AeCanty
McCarthy
Sen
Karl E. Mundt
R-Sd
O Leary Parole Scheduled After 1951 Conviction
Michael O Leary a Sheffield Lake real estate operator was sentenced to the penitentiary for perjury after false statements to a state examiner and Sheffield Lake officials. The Ohio Pardon and Parole Commission announced parole set for April 28 following appeals to higher courts.
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Michael O’leary
Sheffield Lake
Ohio Pardon and Parole Commission
O’leary
Astate
Jos D. Pincura
Court of Appeals
Omio ‘Supreme Court
O'Leary
Business Success Test No 5 and worker improvement ideas
Psychologists argue dissatisfied workers should not be dismissed. A University study outlines nine steps for good ideas without naming an author. Employers are urged to engage workers for improvements. Chronicle-Ti Classified ads advertise services and ads by dialing 4151.
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