Hospital Dietitians Find Patients Welcome Balanced Meals Now
Elyria Memorial Hospital dietitians report patients now seek a balanced diet with more varied vegetables and salads. They note education and advertising influence eating habits and describe a detailed daily workflow from 5 a.m. to 1 a.m. as meals are planned, prepared, and delivered to patients with strict tray and diet-card systems.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
Elyria Memoris Hospital
Dietary Department
Eleene Eages
Dorothy Dye
Chronicle-Telegram Braft
Street Improvement Projects Approved by Elyria City Council
Elyria City Council approved multiple street and sewer projects after Streets and Sidewalks Committee reports. The plan includes storm sewers on Pasadena Ave Roosevelt Ave and Ohio St, paving on Bellfield Ave, and a sanitary sewer study by Havens Emerson at up to 7500 dollars.
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Elyria City
Pasadena Ave
Cleveland St
Poplar St
Roosevelt Ave
Cleveland
Poplar
Ohio St
Roosevelt
Pasadena
Bellfield Ave
Council
Havens & Emerson
Beebe Ct
Poplar North
Cascade
Bell Ave
Furnace St
Ironwood Ct
Willow Park Rd
Warren L. Robinson Jr
Coca Cola Bottling Co
Edison
Lake Ave
Foster
Woodland Ave
Seneca Ave
Foster Ave
Filbe St
West St
State Building Program Vote To Be Delayed
Junketing legislators and opposition to bond issues today upset Republican plans to speed their 150 million dollar bond issue for new buildings through the Legislature in Columbus.
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Columbus
Bay Fishing Bill Postponed In Ohio Senate Hearing
The Ohio Senate Conservation Committee delayed action on the Sandusky Bay fish bill for one week to hear opponents. The measure would limit commercial nets to one mile to preserve a fish corridor from Lake Erie, with support from Ethel Swanbeck and other lawmakers. Also noted were trips to Chicago for a parking garage study and a state bond issue debate.
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Senate Conservation Commmittee
Sandusky Bay
Ralph Humphrey
Rashtabula
Senate
House
Lake Erie
Kalb
Ethel Swanbeck
R-Erie
Chicago
State House
Roger Cloud
State Water Pollution Control Board
Virgil Percill Ur-Fayette
Cloud
Columbus
Judiciary Committee
Committee On State Government
Columbus Chamber of Commerce
GOP
Republican Majority
Itlso
Tranger
United Order
Frank J. Lausche
Hop
George Mrinkart
R- S
Langer
Ayeloving
Saciel
Jhim Kere
Las Vegas
Nev
Short Creek
Belanger
Phoenix
Arizossinn
Senate Jouvenile Delinquency
Lncal
Bernard T. Caine
Mohaven County
Ariz
Arizona
Sheppard Ruling Due This Week
Cleveland report says Judge Edward Blythin will decide this week likely Thursday on a new trial for Dr Samuel H Sheppard. Prosecution affidavits challenge as presumptive and baseless. defense cites evidence suggesting someone else killed Marilyn Sheppard July 4.
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Edward Blythin
Samuel H. Sheppar
Marilyn
Paw Kirk
University of California
Mred
Sheppard
Roger W. Marsters
Paul
Uni Tals
Saye
Ag “Faniass
Kirk Comenitor
Dr. Sheppard
Marilyn Sheppard
Law To End Polygamy By Sect In West Urged
West Utah border area polygamy by a communal sect is urged to end. Senate Republican William Langer calls for federal legislation to wipe out the practice along the arid border region.
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West
Short Creek
Ariz
Wiliam Langer
N.D
Arizona
Robber May Have Slain Waitress in Fremont
Fremont officers say no suspects yet in the brutal murder of 29 year old waitress Mrs. Shirlerd Bradford whose body was found near the Sandusky River. The crime followed a robbery at The Hut where $125 disappeared from the register. Bradford had moved from Spartansburg six years ago and was divorcing her husband George whose whereabouts were unknown.
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Fremont
Shirlerd
William Widman
Ted Pan
George
Chicago
Indiana
Detroit Boy 6 Cleared in Hit Run Case
Police closed Detroit case of the youngest hit man driver after Carlos Henajosa, 6, testified between tears that he struck a man in a dark alley while riding a bicycle. The accident was ruled unavoidable.
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Detroit
Carlos Henajosa
Land
Textile States Support Sought For Trade Bill
Debate on a proposed foreign trade bill stretched into its second day as Congress seeks to extend reciprocity trade and empower tariff cuts while textile state lawmakers push for protections. Senators from textile states earnestly lobby for amendments, with Johnson planning extended sessions to reach a final vote.
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Eisenhower
Lyndon B. Johnson
Senate
Japan
Leverett Saltonstall
Rmass
Senate Finance Committee
Rene
Willis Robertson
D-Vi
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Proposed AFL CIO Constitution Drafted
Washington reports AFL and CIO leaders completed a draft constitution for the merged union. The plan grants the executive council power to suspend member unions deemed Communist dominated or corrupt, with ratification by each side’s conventions planned for late 1955.
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Afl-Cio
Washington
AFL
George Meany
CIO
Walter Reuther
Meany
Reuther
AFL Executive Council
New York City
Buffalo
N.Y
Chicago
Yee
Two Students Fined for Sleep Visit at Columbus Hospital
Police fined John Wilson 21 and Thomas McMahan 19 twenty five dollars each after they crawled into beds at a Columbus hospital to sleep off a drinking spree. They could not remember entering the hospital.
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Chicago
Columbus Hospital
John Wilson
Thomas Mec- Mahan
Prisoner Escapes From Chicago Police Head Central
Espernolia Plumer, 33, a prisoner at police headquarters, asked to phone his expectant wife but vanished while jailer Adam W Wright escorted him to a phone near the sergeant’s desk. Records show Plumer is not married.
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Chicago
Plumer
Adam W Wright
Wright
Jbnath
Council OKs 3 Week City Vacation Plan
Elytia council approves a three weeks annual vacation for employees with 15 or more years of service, with separate measures for salaried and hourly staff. The ordinance also authorizes a $20,000 new fire pumper capable of 1000 gallons per minute.
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Elytia Municipal
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