Churchill Rejects Call to Internationalize H-Bomb Tests
London Britain’s Prime Minister Winston Churchill told the House of Commons there is no basis to push international consultation or control over hydrogen bomb tests. He noted U.S. tests proceed under declared safeguards and said Britain has no power to halt them. Laborites pressed for a formal statement after the March 1 explosion and the Friday test news.
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Elyria Eyes Second Straight Year With No Traffic Deaths
Elyria aims to extend its Deathless Days streak to two years by June 12, aided by police, school patrols, and city officials. HGJ Hays praised the effort at a Washington Avenue Church of Christ banquet, where officers and patrol members received merit certificates and two loudspeakers for police use.
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Eisenhower seeks liberalized trade plan with three year tariffs
President Eisenhower asked Congress for a liberalized trade program to boost domestic employment and living standards. He proposed a three year extension of reciprocal trade and authority to cut tariffs 5 percent annually, while ending giveaway aid in favor of loans and promoting peaceful East West goods exchange without easing strategic trade controls. He stressed four main aims: trade expansion, foreign aid curtailment, private U.S. investment abroad, and allied security support.
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Ohio Fuel to seek end of home gas heating limits
Ohio Fuel Gas Co announced it will seek to end all limits on new gas home heating installations next year. The firm plans to ask the state utilities commission to permit approvals for new applications in Ohio Fuel territory and areas served by its wholesale customers, citing improved pipeline supply and storage. The move follows a recent rate increase authorized by the Federal Power Commission and aims to clear a backlog of 75,000 home heating applications across 364 Ohio communities.
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Weather summary for Monday and Tuesday events
Daily weather forecast notes a temperature range Monday from 31 to 50 with 3 inches of precipitation in the previous 24 hours ending 3 p.m. Monday. Monday temperatures ranged 34 to 37, humidity 8 a.m. Monday at X percent and 5 p.m. 92 percent. Sunrise Tuesday 6:14 a.m. sunset 5:50 p.m. Moonrise 3:40 a.m. Tuesday moonset 2:28 p.m. Tuesday.
H bomb tests described as unbelievable by Wilson
Defense Secretary Charles E. Wilson said the Pacific hydrogen bomb tests were unbelievable and show growing danger to any aggressor. The Atomic Energy Commission announced a second hydrogen explosion on March 26. Officials said the device could be simpler and cheaper to produce, with potential for wider ownership by nations such as France by 1960.
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Plane crashes at Fort Bragg mess hall kills five
SMYRNA Tenn. and Stewart Air Force base report a C-09 Flying Boxcar crash at Fort Bragg North Carolina. Five Army men were killed and two soldiers plus an Air Force crew member listed as missing. Up to 16 may have died, with nine aboard. Ten others wounded. Wreckage trapped in the mess hall.
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Where To Turn Dont Miss the sensational beauty tomorrow
The Chronicle Telegram advert promises a sensational beauty feature in tomorrow's edition, urging readers not to miss the upcoming showcase. The teaser emphasizes glamour and style highlights likely to draw reader attention and interest.
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Elyria Honored For Deathless Days Safety Record
Elyria received praise from the Ohio State Safety Council for 365 deathless days in 1953 and 653 days since a fatal motorist incident as of March 29. Police Chief James E. Boggs thanked residents, school patrols, and drivers for enforcing the three Es of safety engineering education enforcement and urged continued cooperation to maintain the city’s status as a safe community.
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Crystal Clear Cleaners One Day Shirt Laundering
Crystal Clear Cleaners offers beautifully laundered shirts with a one day service at 587 Cleveland St.
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Easter Hats on Sale at Birklines
Easter hats offered at six ninety five with values up to twelve fifty. Birklines advertises location at 250 Second Street and promotes special pricing for the holiday season.
Jumping Lines Cause Momentary Power Failures
Ice and wind caused a series of short interruptions in the Lake Erie Division power system of Ohio Edison Co. Quarter inch of ice on transmission lines between Lorain Ashland and Elyria coupled with gusty wind made conductors arc and jump. Automatic reclosers restored service after a few seconds. 29 incidents were recorded between Monday midnight and 4 30 p m, with more ice load possible before critical breaking.
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Legal Question Raised On Roads Acceptance
The rural allotment dispute over road dedication and county acceptance grows clearer. Prosecutor Mikus says dedication of an allotment plat does not make streets public highways. formal county approval is required. Township planning and county-wide rules are urged to curb unsafe development and define maintenance duties for unaccepted roads.
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ALSCO Aluminum Storm Doors Install Offer
Chronicle Telegram ad highlights storm door installation by ALSCO Aluminum for 54 50 with phone contact Gene 6564.
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No Change Sighted In Pike Fight
A large monthly boost in engineering costs for the Ohio Turnpike drew no connection to Elyria Turnpike Commission routing disputes, a spokesman said. James D. Hartshorne, public relations chief, said the February estimate rose to 21,983,269 with a 757,931 increase since January 1954, and he cannot identify which estimates were revised without a detailed review.
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County Plans Relief for Rising Unemployed
About 3200 county residents face possible relief needs as unemployment checks near 26 weeks end in June. Lorain Mayor Jaworski called yesterday’s meeting with county commissioners welfare heads and union reps to discuss the load and seek state aid if needed. Tomorrow’s session in the county commissioners office aims to outline local relief plans and secure help from officials including Prosecutor Mikus and County Auditor Ayres.
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Massillon Council OKs Record Budget for Year
Massillon council approves a record budget of 938,584 dollars for the year. The increase is attributed to salary raises approved last year, marking the largest city expenditure in Massillon’s history.
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Griping at Work Boosts Odds of Success Says Study
Psychologists report a University of Michigan four year study finds grumbling workers more likely to succeed than those who vent rarely or not at all. If you are jobless consider Chronicle Telegram Classified help or place a Work Wanted ad at the Want Ad Counter to reach employers directly.
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Get Your Paint and Supplies From Resar Rentals
Local ad notes Resar Rentals at 2 Lodi Street offering paint and supplies with phone contact 36112 for handy home improvement needs.
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