Record of High Primary Voter Registration Hits Lorain County
Prospective voters flocked to the Lorain County Board of Elections to register before the 9 p.m. deadline for the May 3 primary. Ruth Fox reported 1,320 Elyria residents, 1,233 Lorain residents, and 1,023 township and village residents newly registered, with Elyria alone on track for a single-day record and about 12,530 Elyrians now eligible to vote.
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Wind storm causes multistate damage in Midwest
Estimates place storm damage at ten million across Ohio Indiana Kentucky and Michigan. The National Board of Fire Underwriters reported 377000 in claims filed in the 24 hours after the storm struck.
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Weather and rummage sale notice in Northeastern Ohio
Partly cloudy and windy with a turn to colder conditions and a few snow flurries this afternoon and tonight. High 40 to 45, low around 18 to 25. Friday partly cloudy and continued cold. Also a rummage sale at YWCA residence March 25 1 to 9 pm and March 28 8 am by the Employed Young Women's League offering good clothing.
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Allies To Study Parley Chances
Washington officials say the West will reassess this year the prospects for a productive Big Four meeting with Russia. Diplomats indicated today that preparation and diplomacy will shape the timetable and goals for any summit.
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Davis Grave Condition Grips Charleston Legal Legend
The condition of constitutional lawyer Joan W. Davis remained grave in Charleston as doctors expressed extreme doubt he will recover from pneumonia. The New York attorney, who argued before the Supreme Court over 140 times and served in high posts, grew ill while wintering at Yeoman’s Hall Club. His fate casts a pall over a life marked by presidential runs and ambassadorships, amid broader Cold War diplomacy notes.
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VA Physician Isolates Cancer-Causing Virus
VA physician Dr. Ludwik Gross isolates a virus linked to cancer and leukemia that can be inherited. Dr. William S. Middleton touts the discovery as a major advance in cancer cure research. VA officials also cite a sonar device for early cancer diagnosis as part of ongoing research.
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China Pirate Attack Fails Offshore Clash Near Island
Naval officials report a failed pirate attempt by two armed junks as an LST sailed toward Hong Kong. No shots were fired and the attackers fled when a second Navy ship arrived after a radio call for help. The incident involved claims about a virus link to cancer and blood diseases, but no injuries were reported.
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Flood and Cold Blast Drift Across Midwest and South
United Press reports a fierce storm system bringing record floods and blizzard conditions. 1,200 people fled Mississippi flood regions while Tennessee Ottoman rivers fell. Casualties and damage mounted as lakes and rivers surged, fishermen rescued, and western Alabama faced new flood threats.
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Reds Return Helicopter After So viet Zone Flight
West German police report the U S Army helicopter that strayed into the Soviet Zone has been found and its two occupants, pilot 1st Lt Louis H Jaquay of Fort Wayne Indiana and civilian Horst Kuehn, are safe. The craft disappeared last Thursday en route from Fnedberg near Frankfurt to Fulga, about 12 miles from East Germany, after navigating toward the border. Soviet authorities confirmed the helicopter was grounded in the Westhausen Gompertshausen area and that the men were unharmed.
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Cleveland police ordered to plug record loopholes
Cleveland Safety Director John McCormick issued orders to fix gaps in the Police Department record system after a racketeer's access to a clearance report that masked his criminal past. The move followed a one day probe into a whitewash letter obtained by Brancato associate’s attorney from Police Chief Story’s office last September.
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Brancato Deportation Case Draws Scrutiny And Conflicts
Washington hearings reveal a disputed letter about Brancato labeled a no arrest record though he has a criminal history. The Army, Justice Department and White House figures face questions over a supposed conspiracy to hinder McCarthy investigations. Investigations shift to immigration agent Robert Earl who reportedly filed the suspension report, while department officials discipline staff over the Brancato letter and record handling.
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Cleveland VA Hospital Fire Trap Claims Stir Congress
VA administrator H. V. Hugier labeled Veterans Administration hospitals as "fire traps" needing replacement. He testified that several were in temporary or converted structures, including Cleveland, Jackson, and nine other sites, with a five year rehabilitation plan urged by Rep. Evins.
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New War Of Roses Mayoral Primary In Hobart
Hobart voters can nominate a Rose for mayor in a spring municipal primary. Democratic candidate Fred Rose and Republican Lee Rose are competing in the race. Also mentions Elyria Driving School contact.
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Where To Turn 3 Judge Plan Opposed
Attorney reveals plan to oppose third judge proposal at hearing. Lorain police check leads to apprehension of men who tampered with bowie. Teenagers fashions parade by Elyria Girl Scout troop in Amherst suburban calendar notes. Real estate transfers listed, sports and stock quotes, hospital notes, and local ads for spring styles from Milton's Jewelers with fashion show details.
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Russia Proposes New Disarmament Plan At Geneva Talks
Reports from Geneva describe a new Soviet disarmament proposal aimed at world arms reduction and the banning of chemical and other weapons of mass destruction. The plan builds on Britain and France ideas from 1954 and follows high level Soviet moves since Nikolai Bulganin’s leadership. Details remain scarce as secret talks continue among the five nations.
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Paul McNutt Dies At 63 in New York
Former Indiana governor and Philippine high commissioner Paul V. McNutt died in New York at 63 after a throat ailment. He had been hospitalized last year and returned from a round the world tour in the Philippines. Survived by his wife Kathleen and a daughter, he had practiced law since World War I.
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Cow Insurance Urged in Wisconsin Legislature
MADISON Wis CP a bill has been introduced in the Wisconsin Legislature to permit insurance of cows against electrocution.
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Quiet Worry Illusion Promoted by Classified Ads
A fragment hints at psychologists noting the gap between outward calm and inner worry. It urges using Chronicle-Telegram Classified ads to ease money concerns, mentioning a living in ads lead and a few names and numbers.
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Unclear market listing fragment in Florida seafood section
Fragmentary OCR shows items like Florida Red Snapper Haddock and Shrimp with times and prices garbled. Distributed text mentions open hours and archive reference but lacks clear sale or event details.
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