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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1955

Page

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PUC Plans Hearings In Elyria Pike Contractors On Probation

The Ohio Turnpike Commission put Lombardo Brothers Construction Co. of Cleveland on probation for delays on the East West Turnpike section east of Elyria. Exec Director Beightler delayed contract forfeiture pending tangible results while the firm added shifts and a batching plant. Chairman Shacknessy warned rapid progress is required to meet the Oct. 1 opening date as officials toured the route from Elyria to Peninsula.

Cleveland, C Ohio Turnpike Commission Lombardo Brothers Construction Co Cleveland Robert Beightler Beightler Elyria Commission James W. Shacknessy Strongsville Village Hall Shacknessy Frank J. Lau

Turnpike Work Progress Report From Meyers Crew

Concrete goes down on a section of the turnpike as the Meyers crew completes the second side, joining with Baltes Construction Co. work on the adjacent section. The team moves westward along the remaining stretch.

Baltes Construction Co Meyers

Grand Jury To Consider Murder Case

Geauga county grand jury will convene May 25 to act on a first degree murder charge against Leo Cavey 43 bound over after a preliminary hearing. Cavey reportedly admitted beating Alva Williams 80 to death with electrician pliers during a quarrel over a coal hill. Two teenagers Victor Baker and Bruce Burwell spotted Williams arguing in an old car later traced to Cavey.

Chardon MNS Geauga County Grand Jury Leo Cavey Alva Williams Cavey Charles H. Hall Husky Mcent Victor Baker Bruce Burwell Williams

Weather outlook for Northeastern Ohio and Lake Erie

Fair and cooler today with highs around 58 to 62 and a low near 36 to 40. Wednesday looks sunny and slightly warmer. Lake Erie small craft warnings persist with northeast winds 20 to 30 mph easing tonight to about 15 mph.

Ohio Lake Erie South North

Free Polio Shots Program To Take 2 More Months

The Public Health Service said the free polio inoculation program will run until mid July or August to cover about one million first and second graders nationwide.

Washington Public Health Service

Ex Justice Roberts Dies at 80 in Pennsylvania

Former U.S. Supreme Court Justice Owen J. Roberts died at age 80 at his home in West Vincent Township Pennsylvania. Known as the high courts great dissenter he shaped key rulings on Wagner Act Social Security and AAA reflections on his independent stance were noted by liberals and conservatives alike. He had served as dean of the University of Pennsylvania Law School and remained active in international affairs advocating a federal union of Atlantic democracies and universal military training. He was born May 2 1875 in Philadelphia and balanced careers as teacher and lawyer before retiring from the bench.

Phoenixville U. S. Supreme Court Owen J. Roberts West Vincent Township High Court Roberts High Tribunal Agriculture Adjustment Administration United World University of Pennsylvania Law School University Congress UMIT United Nations

Daily press conferences set in mayor and Lotko office

Mayor Keys ordered daily news briefings at 10 a.m. in his office with Safety Service Director Michael J. Lotko present. He said no censorship, but stories from the service department should be released there, in his presence, to reporters.

Keys Safety Service Michael J. Lotko A.m Lotko

U S Sees No New Angle In Chou Offer To Talks

Washington officials say Chou En-lai’s renewed invitation to negotiate with the United States adds little new substance. Peiping radio broadcast the 5 500 word report insisting Formosa be liberated by negotiation, not force, and rejecting a cease fire.

Washington INS State Department Chou En-Lai U.S Chou Peiping Tokyo United States Formosa Bandung China Formosa Strait National Peoples Congress Tormosa Far East

Second Shots Delayed For Pupils In County

Lorain County halted planned second round Salk vaccinations for first and second graders as health authorities remained silent on arrival of the next serum batch. The effort to administer the second shots was canceled for tomorrow, ending the set schedule.

Lorain County Elyria Lorain City

Vaccination Drive Plans Postponed for Scheduling Conflicts

Officials said even with vaccine arrival the vaccination push cannot start immediately as doctors and nurses must adjust schedules. Medical staff are donating time to an anti polio program with a target for the first Wednesday after arrival and schools may assist with rural pickups if needed.

Police recover body believed to be infant in lake

Atlanta police recovered a body reported as a baby in a lake near the city but found the suspect object to be a large sidelike rubber doll.

Atlanta

Luzon Quake Jolts Two Provinces Causing Minor Damage

A moderate earthquake measuring a 15 second tremor shook two provinces in southern Luzon. The quake centered about 150 miles southeast of Manila. No injuries reported and only minor damage to private property was observed.

Manila P.L Luzon Weather Bureau

H-Bomb blamed for odd weather in Japan

Japanese meteorologists attributed last year's unusual weather to H-bomb tests. The Meteorological Research Institute said test jets shifted over Japan, bringing a cooler summer and warmer winter. A garbled line about potted tomato plants and a local shop appears incoherent.

Tokyo Government Meteorological Research Institute Japan

Ohio House panel backs movie censorship bill

The House Judiciary Committee in Columbus voted 174 to pass a bill to restore movie censorship in Ohio. Several Republicans Taft Chester Bettman and Casal opposed the measure amid constitutional objections.

Columbus INS House Judiciary Committee Ohio Taft Chester Bettman Casal

Man Admits Killing Wife in Cincinnati Murder Case

Frankton Indiana man 32 year old Robert Lee Neff surrendered at Cincinnati police headquarters confessing to killing his wife Vera Neff during her burial. Neff claimed he found her with another man after an intoxicated return home last Saturday morning. The sheriff said Neff is wanted for first degree murder and described the scene as one of the worst he has seen with blood throughout the house.

Cincinnati Frankton Ind Robert Lee Neff Vera Neff Neff Joe Brogden Madison County Anderson Jas Brogden Jim Lennon

Dulles Set to Address Nation Tonight on World Events

Secretary of State John Foster Dulles will speak to the nation tonight at 7 p.m. EDT with President Eisenhower introducing him at the White House. ABC CBS DuMont and NBC carry the live telecast as networks record the radio version.

Washington INS John Foster Dulles Eisenhower Dulles White House ABC CBS DuMont NBC Senate Foreign Relations Committee House Foreign Affairs Committee Paris Reser Florist. Adv

Elyria Telephone Co Gets Hearing Extension in PUC Probe

The Public Utilities Commission will hold three days of public hearings in Elyria as part of a two month investigation into Elyria Telephone Co service to more than 18 000 subscribers in Lorain County. The company receives four more days to file its answer to charges, with hearings likely to begin in June at a Lorain County courthouse room if arranged.

Elyria Public Utilities Commission Elyria Telephone Co PUC Commission Columbus PUC Elynla Lorain County Basil K. Boritzky Onia Pucs Ukely Boritzky Boritsky Roy W. Ammel Baritzky Elyrik

Sweet ads seek renters in vacant spaces

A fragmented notice announces vacancies for rent with unclear text about sweets and signs. The readable fragments mention vacancies and an eye Chronicle-Take style reference but lack coherent details or dates.

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