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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1955

Page

8

Oil Imports Clash Sparks Bitter Congressional Battle

Washington lawmakers face a decisive clash over President Eisenhower’s reciprocal trade plan as oil imports rise. The fight centers on a proposed 1 percent import quota backed by coal operators, railroads, and oil interests. IPAA and NCA back stringent limits while Standard Oil and allied firms push to maintain open markets.

Washington Congressional Exenhower Congress Matthew Ol Arbors U.S Iim Rght U. S Russel B. Brown Petey Borie Caron Fu Co Ard Sycamore Coal Co New York Central Systran United Mine Workers and Railroad Brotherhoods Strackbe Oil Poles Committee Tom Pipkett D-Tex Raceuive Naal Coal Association Pickett Neipax Committee NCA Onal Bettonsalk Monroe J. Rathbone New Jersey Standard Natonal Qi Jookers Council Committee For

Atomic clock could reset Earth time balance

A controversial view argues the new Maser atomic clock from Columbia scientists outperforms Earth's rotation. It suggests gradual misalignment between celestial time and man made time, predicting hours of difference over millennia and urging readiness for modernization of our timekeeping system.

Universi Columbia Old Man Earth

Monti Captures 2200 in Miami Beach Open Golf

Eric Monti of Los Angeles won the Miami Beach Open with a four under par 68 in windy conditions for a total 270, earning 2200. Bob Rosburg of San Francisco finished two strokes back at 272 after a 69, taking 1300. Sam Snead tied for third at 273, earning 1073.

Miami Beach Fla Eric Monti Los Angeles Mont Bob Rosbur San Francisco Bayshore Sam Snead White Sulphur + Springs W Va

DeMarco Rises to Tangle With Manzo in New York

Paddy De Marco of Brooklyn, former lightweight champion, returns to the ring tonight at Bias Arena to face Manzo in a tuneup bout. De Marco recalls his 15 round crown win over Jimmy Carter a year ago before losing the title again to Carter months later.

New York UPI Paddy DeMarco Brooklyn Young York Bias Arena DeMarco Jimmy Carter Carter Z Ferrer Fars Januan

Trabert and Hart Triumph in Miami Tennis Clash

Jeny Trabert and Dor is Hart captured titles at Miami Beach in the Davis Cup context and a women’s national crown. Trabert defeated Vic Seixas in straight sets to move toward becoming the world’s top man, while Hart defeated second seed Dorothy Head Knode to win the ladies title 6 4.

Miami Beach Fla Jeny Trabert Amunus Vic Seixas United States Trabert Doris Hart Miami Fla Dorothy Head Knode New York

Crowds Down At Cincinnati Basketball Tournament

Crowds gathered in Cincinnati despite uncertainty as the State High School Basketball Tournament drew large attendance. Officials anticipated strong sessions and high interest, with many fans expected to attend over multiple days.

Cincinnati Twa

Emergency aid after dog attack on street fall

A girl was treated for abrasions on her upper left arm after a large brown dog leapt onto her while she walked near Homewood Drive and Mead Owlane. Mrs. Deiter reported the incident and said two people received emergency aid.

Joseph Deiter Ana Sth Homewood Dr Meadowlane

Ohio Edison Revenue Rises Nearly 1 Percent in 1954

Ohio Edison Co and subsidiary Pennsylvania Power report 1954 consolidated operating revenue of 109.9 million dollars, up from 105.8 million in 1953. Net income after preferred dividends rose 5.4 percent to 17.5 million. Residential and small power customers grew while industrial use fell. Expenses declined 2.2 percent due to lower generating costs.

Ohio Edison Co Pennsylvania Power Co H. Sammis Sammus Ohio Edison Rome Edison Ohio Edison, Co Zoadowan Poultry Niles Cleveland R. E. Burger Mi Coante Ghie

Austrian Swiss Win at Harriman Sip Cup Classic Sun Valley

Austrian and Swiss teams claim combined men’s and women’s honors at the 13th Harriman Sip Cup classic closing in Sun Valley Idaho. Strong performers from Austrian and Swiss squads led the event with notable rides and steady scores during the windup.

Sun Valley Idaho

Avon Lake Churches Set Lenten Services

Avon Lake churches announce a Lenten program with midweek sermons led by Rev Harold Kettner at Christ Wen and Rev We au Brea to deliver services through the season. Catholic and Protestant congregations plan talks, with the Red Cross coordinating transport for parishioners to Bay View Hospital and Crile Veterans Hospital.

Avon Lake Ardresades S Pm -Lo Ann Bei Kay Nnes Wall Assrer Rey Peul Fokne Fo Harold Kettner Foseph Lehane Elana Phe St Ins Pr’e Catholic Church Gray Ladies Lilly Bobrs Wy Ser Mildred Runsm Roof Ruswood Neoand Leite Gion Porest Hal Aven Lake Crile Veterans Henital Par Lorain County The American Red Cross Henpatat Marvin Avon-Beldent Rd Bay View Hospital

Harriman Tops Field as Presidential Candidate Prospect

Lyle C. Weso reports Harriman appears a likely presidential contender after a fund raising dinner in New York. He assails the administration over Red China policy and warns the U S could face a wider conflict, urging Dulles to bolster Israel's security and include it in Middle East defense plans amid Arab-Israeli tensions.

New York United Red China Formosa United States Ridiculca Harriman Dulles Raeli Gaza Strip Israel Britain Harriman John Foster Dulles Eisenhower Middle East State Department Gaza Dulles Inés

Oberlin streets to ticket mud-dropping drivers

City manager Zahm has told Oberlin board president Kurtz he received no contractor cooperation on the new College St elementary school project. Drivers dropping mud on streets will be ticketed under the street department chief Zavodsky. A report notes streets were kept in good shape over the weekend amid snow removal efforts and other local notices follow.

Oberlin E. Philip Zahm John’ Kurtz Oberlin, Board of Education College St Frank Zavodsky New Street Janice Williams Willard B Holmes American Legion Post Buckeye Girls Miss Wiliams Airs Clarence Williams N. Main St Girls’ Glee Club Charles Lee Reynolds Locust St Allen Hospital Lilian Rivera E. Lorain St X_ Pleasant St Rivera N Pleasant St

Divorce notices and highway contract advertisements in Lorain County

Legal notices announce divorces for Walter Probst and Sebert Oliver Aller, with hearings set for April 1955 in Lorain County Court of Common Pleas, listing last known addresses and grounds of neglect and extreme cruelty. Also included are state highway department contract notices in Columbus seeking bids for concrete pavement projects on routes in Lorain, with proposal deadlines in April 1955 and details on wage scales and bonding.

Nowharlorie Probst S. Walter Probst Loe Angeles Catt Walter Probst Gith Street Los Angeles Caufarmia Pratt Ted Cee Perltion Court of Common Pleas Lorain Sourty Ohio Marjorie Probst Piatt Basil Srna Meyer Cordon Finlnrift Cote Sebert Oliver Aller Denzison Avenue Columbus Roed Marr Rose Allen Qivorce Altion Uese Lorain County Common Fleas Court Lsc West A West A. H West OTICE State OF Ohio Department OF Highways Sys Mercn Saies State Editector Ohlo Leraiz Roacwa Mtrur Department of Industrial Eughway State OF Ohio Department OF Highway Oria Gaul Eas Amc Deputi i Coumbas Ram Diddine Department of Industria Secarnshee Sertiene Nichwave Kinzell

Delivery Contacts Listed for Mrs June Alexander

Mrs June E Alexander offers P box 33 and phone 53557 for delivery inquiries. Doris Heiman is reachable at 43633 to arrange deliveries or coordination.

June E Alezander P . Box

Blizzard Sideswipes Two Cars at Sheffield Crossing

A snow squall blinded drivers on Rt 254 at the New York Central Railroad crossing in Sheffield yesterday about 2:30 PM. Leo Dubas, 43, of Lorain and Austin Kuhar, 19, of Cleveland were involved. Investigating officers are Chief Fred Winter and Deputy Alvin Schmitz.

Sheffield New York Leo Dubas East 24Th St Lorain Austin Kuhar Tillman Ave Cleveland Fred Winter Alvin Schmitz

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