Ohio Court Orders Turnpike Survey Funds Released
The Ohio Supreme Court ordered release of 600000 for a Turnpike route survey by the highway department while leaving the act’s overall constitutionality open. The five to two ruling upheld the act as far as necessary for the decision, noting the money was appropriated and encumbered, and directing the finance director to certify funds. Justices Matthias and Turner dissented.
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Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
Ohio
H. D. Deffenbacher
Highway Department
Turnpike Commission
Ohio Highway Improvement Fund
Director of Highways
Director of Finance
T. J. Kauer
Supreme Court
Deffenbacher
General Assembly
Carl V. Weygandt
William Hart
Charles B.zimmerman
James G. Stewart
Kingsley A. Taft
Edward Matthias
Edward C. Turner
Teaching Personnel Rehired Debate on Turnpike Law
Dissenting Judge Matthias finds the Brookside and Tennyson personnel rehiring raises constitutional issues. The opinion argues the turnpike measure is an unlawful delegation of legislative power and a special act violating state constitution. The piece notes plans for a dinner discussion on the turnpike project and county school transportation needs.
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Matthias
Brookside and
Tennyson
Sheffield Lake Board of Education
Turnpike County School Superintendent Commission
C. A. Gibbons
Lorain County
Clearview High Opinion
South Amherst
Amherst Board
Amherst
Ready
Norwalk Tree Trimmer Killed in Train Collision
A Norwalk tree trimmer, Hal Pressley 20, was killed when a 16 car Wheeling and Lake Erie freight train struck the pickup carrying him and partner Dale Springer 35 of New London. Springer escaped by leaping clear and is in Memorial Hospital with a hip fracture and shock as investigators from the Erie County State Highway Patrol probe the accident.
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New London
Norwalk
Dale Springer
Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad
Springer
Memorial Hospital
Hal Pressley
Milan
Erie County State Highway Patrol
Traffic Mishaps Reported In Lorain County
Ivan Gregg of 500 West Third street reported his truck was struck by an American Radiator Co. truck last midnight while leaving the fairgrounds. Charles Sauer of 444 Lorain Boulevard had his parked car sideswiped on Depot street by a Troxel Manufacturing Co. truck driven by Ralph Krage. Mrs. C. A. Brooker of 246 Wooster street said her car’s left front fender and bumper were damaged yesterday afternoon when hit by an Elyria Coach Co. bus on Court street. Louis A. Wilson of R. D. Wellington said a disabled truck on Route 20 Monday night was on the wrong side of the road. his car then went into a ditch after colliding, with no warned signals observed.
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Ivan Gregg
West Third Street
Fairgrounds
Charles Sauer
Lorain Boulevard
Depot Street
Troxel Manufacturing Co
Ralph Krage
C. A. Brooker
Wooster Street
Mother Of Child Star To Question Minister Today
Hollywood reports a minister to be cross examined today as lawyers for Lorraine Michel contest claims that nine year old actress Lora Lee Michel was physically bruised and starved to stay small for films. The trial began with Rev. Elford Sunstrom as the first prosecution witness while Lora Lee testified about stealing food to cope with underfeeding.
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Hollywood
Lora Lee Michel
Atttorneys
Elford Sunstrom
Lorraine Michel
Justice Court
Lora Lee
Northeastern Ohio Weather Forecast Preview
The forecast calls for cloudy skies with occasional light rain and mild temperatures this afternoon. Tonight will be cloudy and cooler with a low near 30. Thursday should be partly cloudy with little temperature change and a high around 44. ARKETS FOUND TODAY ON PAGE TWO.
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Mreartien
Ohio
Engineers to Inspect Proposed Air Force Academy Site
Army engineers arriving about 10 a m tomorrow will inspect the 9000 acre Air Force Academy site in Columbia Township along State Highway 82. Col J L Person district engineer from Louisville will lead the survey, meeting Norris Ryder of the Elyria Chamber of Commerce and a delegation of county officials and trades members. The project plans include a university, air field, stadium and other facilities with the survey expected to wrap up early next month.
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Army
Air Force Academy
Columbia Township
Col
J. L. Person
Louisville
Norris Ryder
Elyria
Chamber of Commerce
Capacity Of Griswold Road Substation Of O.P.S. Being Doubled
The Ohio Power Service Obscure station on Griswold road is doubling its output with a new transformer. The $300,000 project increases capacity from 25 000 kilowatts to 33 000 under cooling. The overhaul aims to supply Elyria and Lorain without relying on the Lorain plant. The Griswold road station will total about $750,000 with the upgrade. The substation operates 24 hours a day as part of a regional power-dispatch network connecting Burger plant and Lorain Warren Marion plants with Ohio Edison and Toledo Edison systems.
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O. P. 5S
J. B. Johnson
Griswold Road
O. P
Elyria
Griswold
Pierson
Lorain
P. S
Burger
Ohio River
Wheeling
Warren
Marion
Ohio Edison
Cleveland Electriclluminating Co
Toledo Edison
Ohio Power Co
Special issues to be decided in local districts
Lorain County officials report special issues to be decided at the May 2 primary. Columbia School District voters would consider a $215,000 bond for additions and equipment to the present building, retired over 24 years with an average 2.9936 mill levy. Sheffield Township asks if a proposed zoning plan for unincorporated areas should take effect, the plan detailing zoning proposals across the township.
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Columbia
Sheffield Township
Lorain County Board of Elections
Columbia School District
Lorain County
Ohio
Sheffield
Mrs. Heart Finds Joy As Fortune Fades In Oklahoma City
A widow once told a newspaper she had only a year to live and planned to spend $10,000 to help others. Now healthier and happier, she says most money is spent on lifts and travel, with letters from doctors and well-wishers shaping her daily life and faith in living each day to the fullest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Okla
Heart
Former Postmaster Albert White Dies at 78
Albert White, 78, former postmaster, merchant and editor of the Middlefield Times, died at Cleveland Clinic yesterday. Services will be held here Friday.
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Albert
White
Middlefield Times
Cleveand Hospital
Officers Elected By W F W Post 1079
Edwin Gaillard was chosen commander of Elyria Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1079 for 1950. New officers include Lloyd Jinney senior vice commander Walter Hill junior vice commander Paul Gross chaplain Harvey Pillivant quartermaster Dr George Mynchenberg surgeon and James Harper trustee. Delegates to Lorain County VFW Council are Frank Mezlak Joseph Hand Gross and Harper with Grover L Severs as post advocate. Installation with the ladies auxiliary is set for April 16.
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Edwin Gaillard
Elyria
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Lloyd jXinney
Walter Hill
Paul Gross
Harvey Pillivant
George Mynchenberg
James Harper
Lorain County
V.F.W. J Council
Frank Mezlak
Joseph Hand. Gross
Harper
Grover L. Se
14 Horses Die In $100000 Fire At Washington Fairgrounds
Fire at the Washington county fairgrounds in Arden destroyed 14 horses during winter training supervised by George G. Reynolds. Loss exceeds 100000 dollars as nine horses escaped and stampeded through the grounds hampering firefighters. Individual horse values ranged from 3000 to 10000 dollars. Separately, city officials announced coal bids from March 31 for 3000 tons for the water department.
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Washington
Washington County Fairgrounds
Arden
George G. Reynolds
D. W. Kothe
City Water Department
Plan Fight For Larger Budget Cut
Washington Republicans vowed a determined House floor fight to balance President Truman’s budget. They aim to trim another 2 to 3 billion from the 29 billion omnibus bill approved by the Appropriations Committee, lowering the 1951 deficit toward 4 billion. Rep. John Taber signaled item by item reductions and a budget-balancing vote, though offering few specifics.
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Washington
House
Truman
Appropriations Committee
John Taber
N.Y
GOP
Taber
Congress
Junior C. of C. Welcomes 50 New Members at Dinner
Elyria's Junior Chamber hosts a 6:30 dinner at Hotel Sederis to induct about 50 new members. Guest speaker is Fred Puller, Cleveland Junior Chamber official and State Junior Chamber candidate for vice presidency. Puller has 10 years in Jaycee work and held multiple civic roles.
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Hotel Sederis
Elyria Junior Chamber of Commerce
Fred Puller
Cleveland Junior Chamber
State Junior Chamber of Commerce
Fuller
Jaycee
Cleveland
Gyte International Company
Truman selects Lilienthal successor for AEC post
President Truman has chosen a successor to David Lilienthal as chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission. The nominee will be sent to the Senate for confirmation before Truman leaves Florida. Acting chairman Sumner Pike may depart after new appointments. Possible replacement for Lewis Straus to follow. Compton reportedly not offered the chairmanship, officials say. White House plans a cross country trip in the election year with stops in the West and a Chicago rally on May 15.
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Key West
Fla
Truman
David E. Lilienthal
Atomic Energy Commission
Senate
Florida
Washington
AEC
Lewis Straus
Lilienthal
Straus
Sumner Pike
Pike
Commission
White House
St. Louis
Arthur H.compton
Washington University
Compton
Washington State
Chicago
Democratic Party
Acheson Denies Knowledge of Red Spy Linked to Dept
Secretary of State Dean Acheson said he does not know if the top Russian espionage agent in the United States is connected with the State Department. He defended Ambassador Jessup on McCarthy’s charges and said the department welcomes scrutiny of alleged Soviet spies and loyalty files, though decisions on sharing files rest with President Truman.
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Washington
Dean Acheson
State Department
Joseph R. Mel
Carthy
Acheson
Wisconsin
Philip Jessup
Senate
McCarthy
Jessup
Truman
Retired Editor Dies in Geauga County
Richard L. Denon, 85, retired in 1942 as editor of the Geauga Republican Red, died at his home in Chardon Ohio early today.
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Chardon
Richard L. Denon
Geauga Republican Redd
Attempted Rallies In Rome Mark General Strike
In Rome police fired into the air to disperse a Communist mob near the foreign office as a 12 hour nationwide general strike began. Authorities deployed 144000 police and Carabinieri. about 1000 arrests were reported, mostly released, with fire hoses used to break demonstrations. Public rallies were banned in major cities. utilities and railways felt the impact as plants shut and power cuts occurred.
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Rome
Bologna
Bologna University
General Confederation ‘of Labor
CGIL
Adriatic
School Theme To Be Emphasized At C. Of C. Dinner
The Elyria Chamber of Commerce announces the second annual Community Dinner at Roll Arena on April 19. Dexater 5. Kimbally Jr. is general chairman and J. Martin Beck leads music as program chairman. The event centers on a school theme with a scripted story about the city’s schools, highlighting band, orchestra and choir, and stressing timing to ensure the dinner ends on schedule. Dress rehearsals will refine timing and performance.
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Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Roll Arena
Dexater 5
Kimbally Jr
J. Martin Beck
Elyria Public Schools
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Kimball
Beck
Classified Ads Power in Chroniele Telegram March 1925
An advertisement extols the speed of results from Chroniele Telegram Want Ads. It urges using brand names to attract confidence and integrity, promising dependable quality. To place an ad, dial 4752 or 4753. cost is 20 easy.
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Chroniele-Telegram
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Turnpike
Arkets
Vietnam
Saigon
Ho Chi Minh
Academy
O.P.S
Tre
W.F.W. Post
Junior C. of C
Ohio Penitentiary
John Senshak
Senshak
Dept
C. of C
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