Viet Nam Bond Vote Urged for County Office Annex
Commissioners J Powell Jones and Oscar G Dunn urged a county bond issue for an office annex to the courthouse. They promised to submit the proposal to voters on the May 1956 primary, noting $12,000 annual rent now and a future rise with a new judge in 1959. Preliminary plans will be prepared to consolidate all county offices at the courthouse site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Powell Jones
Oscar G. Dunn
J. Norman Thompson
Refugees May Snag Big 4 Talk
In Vienna the Soviet Union pressed Article 16 of the Austrian state treaty to permit repatriation of about 36000 refugees. Thousands of escapees from iron curtain countries face removal risk as Russians push for access to camps to deport men women and children back to communist states.
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Vienna
Austria
Red
Weather update for Northeastern Ohio and Lake Erie
Considerable cloudiness and warm today with highs near 78 to 83. Tonight fair and mild, low 55 to 60. Wednesday mostly sunny and warm. Five day forecast shows temperatures about 10 degrees above normal. scattered light showers Thursday totaling about two tenths inch. Winds on Lake Erie from south to southwest 18 to 25 mph today, 16 to 20 mph tonight.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
Vote turnout estimates vary widely in local primary
Voters faced showers then sun as turnout predictions ranged from 2500 to 5000. Logan County Elections Clerk Ruth Fox reported ward tallies mid morning with 259 Republicans and 45 Democrats in Third Ward at 11:30 am and 149 Republicans and 28 Democrats in Fifth Ward at 10:30 am. Polls opened 2:30 am and closed 7:30 pm with final returns expected soon after.
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Ruth Fox
Logan County
Fifth Ward
Chronicle-Telegram seeks primary results in Elyria
A crew of Chronicle-Telegram staff will be on duty tonight to gather and tabulate primary voting results in Elyria. Totals on uncontested nominations will not be available tonight but figures on all contests will be. Call after 8 30 pm at 4751 for results.
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Frank Luppino
Lodi St
Luppino
Lodi and
West Sts
Elsie Jones
Louise Beers
Helen Six
Beers
Mildred Neufer
Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Variety Of Nuclear Warships Predicted
Adm. Robert B. Carney said the U S Navy will field a variety of nuclear powered warships within ten years as advances in reactors extend from submarines to large surface ships The Nautilus carries modern weapons and the service is developing five different reactor types for subs and ships though technical problems remain to be resolved
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Washington
U.S
Navy
Adm
Robert B. Carney
Naval Operations
United Press
Sens
Henry M. Jackson
de Wash
Clinton P. Anderson
D-Nm
Carney
Eisenhower
Streets and sewers approved by National Tube awards scholarship
National Tube approves street and sewer projects and awards a scholarship at the Care Institute to the employee's son, as Amherst Comics notes. Hospital notes and entertainment pages cover death records, stock quotations, and local listings.
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National Tube
Care Institute
Son of Employeee
Eee
Eade
Amherst Comics
Death
Hospital Notes
Avestock Market
Lorain News
Eisenhower says Mrs Eisenhower ordered to take it easy
President Eisenhower told governors and their wives that Mrs. Eisenhower's doctor has ordered her to rest for a while. The White House had said she would cancel attendance at a banquet and other social events this week due to lingering flu illness. He read Mrs. Eisenhower's regrets and noted she would have liked to greet the group.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Eisenhower backs foreign aid but doors open on size
President Eisenhower briefed congressional leaders for 30 minutes on the 3.53 billion dollar foreign aid program for the coming year. Leaders said Dulles outlined developments in the Far East and Europe. They predicted continued foreign aid but no firm figure on final size. Knowland dissented on talks with China.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Coass
Dulles
John Foster Dulles
Far East
Europe
House
Joseph W. Martin
Mass
Walter F. George
Dga
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Congress
Sam Rayburn
Senate
William '. Knowland
Calif
Mr. Eisenhower
CommunistChina
Cole Blasts Break-Up Proposals
Federal Housing Chief Albert M. Cole condemned plans to split the Housing and Home Finance Agency into parts and make the FHA a private corporation. He warned such a move would cripple federal housing policy and oppose Hoover Commission reform.
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Washington
Albert M. Cole
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Federal Housing Admnnstration
Prvate Corporation
HHFA
Hoover Commission On Government
Chamber of Commerce
Cole
Commission
Pro
FHA J
Fisenhower
Barker
Harry A. Builis
General Mills, Inc
Chamber
River St
Enrollment Up at Ohio State University
Ohio State University reports spring semester enrollment at 18 157, a six percent rise from the same period last year. The gender breakdown shows 45 218 men and 4 939 women.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Man Found In River Before Grand Jury Hearing
The body of John Mulloy 33 of 409 Tremont St was pulled from the Black River near Cascade Park Falls hours before his Grand Jury appearance. Mulloy charged with cutting with intent to wound pleads guilty in Elyria Mayor's Court and was bound over. police later identified the body.
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Black River
Cascade Park Falls
Lodi St. Bridge
John ‘Mulloy
Tremont St. i
Mulloy
Pauline Russell Mullay
Ely
Rin
Sudroe-Curtis
Malloy
St. Bridge
Jim Loughrie
Oberlin Rd
Lorain
Government Sponsored Plan For Vaccine Urged
Washington report on a proposed government sponsored vaccine program for polio. Mrs Hobby backs a governor driven distribution plan with state medical committees and a National Polio Committee allocating vaccine by state. Support from officials and Keefer led panel to endorse voluntary quotas and priorities.
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Washington
Hobby
Oveta
Polla
Terbert Brownell Jr
Tipctasary
National
Polio Committee
Chester S. Keefer
Girl 3 Killed in Car Door Fall Near Mansfield
Three year old Mary A. Ernsberger of Loudonville was killed when she opened the car door and fell out while her mother drove near Belleville Ohio. The accident occurred Monday afternoon north of Belleville.
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Mansfield, O
INS
Mary A. Ernsberger
Loudonville
Belleville
Atomic blast planned Wednesday near Survival Town
The Atomic Energy Commission tentatively schedules a Wednesday detonation after eight postponements. A weather briefing today will decide if conditions permit the blast of an atomic device near Survival Town in Las Vegas Nevada.
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Las Vegas
New
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Rebels Driven From Cholon in Viet Nam Victory
Government troops under Maj. Gen. Tran Van Don drove the last rebel forces from Cholon Saigon’s twin city, after a nightlong artillery duel. The victory strengthens Ngo Dinh Diem’s position as Bao Dai’s anti Communist regime seeks order ahead of nationwide elections. The United States indicated support for replacing Bao Dai if needed. Diem envoy Ton That Hoy travels to Cannes as talks continue.
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Saigon
Indochina
Ngo Dinh Diem
Cholon
Viet Nam
Tran van Don
Binh Xuyen
Pang
Chalon
Diem
Bao Dai
U. S
United States
Washington
French Riviera
Ton
Hoy
Bao Dal
Cannes
Foy
Bao
Ohio Senate to OK port authority bills in Columbus
The Ohio Senate was expected to approve two bills authorizing cities or counties to form port authorities and to define rights to submerged land along Lake Erie. The measures, GOP policy plays, resulted from lengthy conferences with Lake Erie city lobbyists and officials.
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Columbus
Ohio Senate
Erie
Senate
Lake Erie
St. Lawrence Seaway
Painting legs for ads prompts in Dutch East Indies Chronicle ad
A classified ad note describes painting legs with pictures to attract attention in the Chronicle Telegram style. It offers ad writing help via dial 4751 for home car or merchandise listings.
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Suma‘tra
Dutch East Indies
Jfarst
Chronicle - Telegram
Dial 4751
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Bill) Barton
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