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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1960

Page

10

Lorain Board Mulls Fast Use Of Defense Funds

Lorain School Board plans to accelerate use of National Defense Education Act money to improve science facilities and language programs. About 36 466 must be spent by June 1 or be lost to the federal government, with 11 000 earmarked for a foreign language program and 25 000 for science room upgrades at Admiral King High School. The board must match federal funds and may use remaining funds for equipment at the new high school. Dr John Evans, superintendent, spoke on restrictions.

Lorain Admiral King High

Conley To Aid Study Of School Territory Decision

Former Lorain solicitor Edward Conley will assist the school board’s legal counsel Adrian Bedeski in studying the city’s chances to contest the State Board of Education ruling that 9 050 acres in Brownhelm Township remain in Vermilion Amherst and Firelands districts. The area includes Ford Motor Co assembly. Conley’s task includes reviewing a 1934 attorney general opinion on using public funds to contest state decisions and assessing its applicability to Lorain’s case.

Lorain Edward Conley Adrian Bedeski Brownhelm Township State Board of Education Vermilion Amherst Firelands Ford Motor Co Conley Bedeski Ray Miraldi Andrew Warhola C. Province Province State Board

Five Hurt as Lorain Bus Hit by Two Trucks

Five persons were injured when a Lorain City Lines bus stopped to discharge near 3132 West Erie Avenue and was rearended by two tractor-trailer auto transport carriers. All patients were treated and released from St. Joseph Hospital. Report by police. Harry J. Stape, 38, Cleveland.

Lorain West Erie Ave St. Joseph Hospital Lorain City Lines Wee Erie Ave Harry J. Stape Cleveland

Police Say Area Man Hit Skipper

LORAIN The driver of an auto that struck down 23 year old Diana Eubanks Wednesday was cited for failure yield and cut by police yesterday. Robert F. Muska 37 of Amherst was arrested after witness testimony. Eubanks crossed at West Erie and Mildred Aves. Miss Eubanks is the daughter of Mr and Mrs J R Eubanks. The semitrailer driver was cited for loss of vehicle control. The bus driver Enos Fate of 1313 North Danley Square reported stopping and causing a chain collision involving Edward N Layne 3 and a bus with 2500 dollars damage to the bus and 32 dollars trailer damage. Layne’s car had 300 dollars damage. Treated at hospital were Lydia Trostle 37 bruised back Bessie Wallace 51 possible shoulder sprain Virginia Wells 49 tailbone possible injury Maria Cruzado 17 cuts and Rosalee Barnett 34 bruised chest. Stape was released on 30 dollar bond and to appear today.

Lorain Robert F. Muska If South Main St Amherst Muska Diana Eubanks Madison Ave West Erie Ave Mildred Ave Eubanks J. R. Eubanks Stape Edward N. Layne West Ninth St Layne Franken North Danley Square Lydia Trostle Lexington Ave Bessie Wallace West Lake Rd Virginia Wells Robby

Salvation Army Drive Tops Goal in Lorain

The Salvation Army building fund drive in Lorain ended with a total of 179675 pledged and contributed. Campaign officials credited campaign workers and division heads for the successful push and noted plans to begin construction of a new Army building in September.

Salvation Army Lorain Pbuilding Seventh St Building Trades Division John Gabor H. S. Hnickerbocker Lorain SA Ace Scout Bose H. S. Nickerbocker Drive George Llewellyn Jr

Liquid Weather Delays Lorain Airport Renovations For Air Show

Liquid-type weather has delayed Lorain Airport work for five days ahead of a June air show. Spokesman Carl Neilsen says grass moving and runway rolling remain unfinished while hangars see only partial progress. Sign painters completed the letters L O R in the city name before rain. City equipment is in use at the site.

Lorain Carl Neilsen

Great Lakes Sea Ports Talk Held

Development of Great Lakes seaports for small package import export shipping was reviewed in Buffalo. City Service Director Peter Goohs attended the session as part of the Council of Great Lakes Ports. He noted the conference focused on bulk shipping and did not directly affect Lorein's lake ports. Dr. N R Danielian spoke for the city on harbor development at Washington.

Lorain Great Lakes Buffalo Peter Goohs Council of Great Lakes Ports Goohs Lorein’s N. R. Danielian Loraine Washington, D.C

Woman Beaten on Date Outside Lorain Tavern

Lorain in 28 year old Birdie Buffington reported a date with Raymond Jeans ended in a fight outside a central Lorain bar. Buffington, 327 East 2nd Street, was treated for a bloody nose and bruises at St Joseph Hospital after the incident. Jeans, 23, of 245 Elyria Ave, said Buffington struck him first and he punched back. Buffington planned to return to the hospital for possible nose injury assessment.

Lorain St Joseph Hospital Birdie Buffinton East 2Nd St Buffington Raymond Jeans Elyria i Ave Jeans Wood Social Inn Broadway

Switch Thefts Leave Man With Faulty Tires

Elyria motorist Guy Jennings reported the theft of his rear wheels and tires while his car sat at Thew Shovel Co. The hijackers swapped in unusable tires from another car. A similar theft at National Tube Co. left a car resting on its hubs after taking two front wheels.

Loraen Elyria Guy Jennings Hillard St. Teld Thew Shovel Co Jenning National Tube Co

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