Seaway Study Push Delayed in Elyria Amid Wider Efforts
As Elyria holds back, Lorain Huron Cleveland and Toledo push seaway studies. County officials urge private chambers to lead, warning political football risks. Lorain Huron and Cleveland report ongoing surveys with state committees mapping harbor and river development. Elyria shows no action and awaits board direction.
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St. Lawrence Seaway
Elyria
Lorain
Cleveland
Huron
Toledo
Oscar Dunne
Dunn
Manufacturers’ Associations
Chambers of Commerce
Norris Ryder
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Toledean
Ohio
State Highway Department
St. Lawrence
Anthony J. Celebrezze
Ashtabula
Painesville
Celebrezze
Marion
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio River
Lake Erie
Five Hurt in Eaton Township Two Car Crash
Five persons injured in a two car collision at Routes 82 and 76 in Eaton Township. Gladys Williams 53 of 110 Caroline St. and Wendell Crouse 27 of Connellsville Pa were involved. Williams suffered head face leg and arm bruises while Crouse said to have stopped suddenly before impact. One child Lucinda Crouse 3 admitted for observation. Ruth DeWitt 18 and Wendell Jr. 2 treated for injuries. Williams car later caught fire but fire was put out.
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Lloyd Seckt
Gladys Williams
Elyria
Wendell Crouse
Connellsville
Eaton Township
Caroline St
Wen
Jcell Crouse
Miss Williams
Crouse
Akron
Memorial Hospital
Lucinda Crouse
Dorothy Crouse
Lucinda
Wendell Jr
Ruth DeWitt
Lexington Ave
Lorain
Missi William
Lotko Aims Blow At Commission In Dog Dispute
Safety Director Michael Lotko criticized county commissioners for not impounding stray city dogs. He argued residents fund county operations through taxes and dog license fees, yet the county declined to help. He said the issue should be resolved locally. The county cited inadequate facilities as the reason for not impounding city dogs.
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Lotko
Safety Service
Michael Lotko
Weather Preview For Northeastern Ohio With Weekend Outlook
Northeastern Ohio enjoys sunny and cool conditions with a high around 65 and a low near 48. Wednesday’s thermometer ranges 46 to 63 with no precipitation in the last 24 hours. Humidity hovers near 63 percent in the morning and 65 percent by evening. sunrise 6 04 a m, sunset 8 43 p m. Moon events listed. Vermilion on the Lake hosts Rhythmairs Orchestra tonight and Jam session Friday with Sammy Dee, followed by Jay ads for Saturday.
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Ohio
Vermilion
on-the-Lake
Rhythmairs Orchestra
Sammy Dee
Jay Adv
Geraniums Extra Fancy Five Bucks Per Dozen
Resar Florist advertises extra fancy geraniums at five dollars per dozen with bold display and limited stock.
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Resar Florist
Man injured in wreck refuses aid at roadside scene
Isac Eq monds was found sitting in a ravine beside his demolished car near New Bern North Carolina. He insisted he was all right and accepted an ambulance ride to a hospital. Doctors diagnosed a fractured vertebrae head and chin cuts and a possible skull fracture.
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Newbern
N. C
Isac Eqmonds
Green Thumb Opens Garden Tips in Chronicle-Telegram
The Chronicle-Telegram will launch The Green Thumb on its garden pages tomorrow. George Abraham of Naples and his wife Katy, Cornell Agriculture graduates, will write and answer reader queries. The feature aims to provide timely indoor and outdoor gardening information and practical how to guidance.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Green Thumb
George Abraham
Naples
Abraham
Katy
Cornell University
College of Agriculture
the Abrahams
McCarthy Eisenhower clash deepens as Senate actions loom
Washington reports show McCarthy accusing Eisenhower of secrecy and judging a grave mistake in defending his staff. Mundt, McClellan, and Potter push for sworn testimony and public restatement of Stevens’ acceptance of responsibility as hearings resume. In Hanoi, Giap’s Red army nears the delta, stirring panic and evacuations as rumors swirl of French withdrawal and cuts to Hanoi Haiphong routes.
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Washington
Joseph R. McCarthy
Eisenhower
Wisconsin
McCarthy
Army
Robert T. Stevens
Karl E Mundt
S. D
Senate
Herbert Brownell Jr
Executive Department
Mundt
Stevens
John L. McClellan
Ark
Charles E. Potter
Potter
McClellan
John G. Adams
Adams
White House
Sherman Adams
Dienbienphu
Moc Chau
Hanoi
Paul Ely
Tonkin
Giap
Hanoi-Haiphong
Red Sur
Saigon
Delta
Mental Checkup Set For Elyrian Robert Gilbert Linn
Robert Gilbert Linn, 33, 139 Homer St., indicted on an elonious assault charge involving a 10 year old child, was ordered to Lima State Hospital for a mental examination by Judge D A Cook after his guilty plea. Ohio law requires such exams to determine sanity before sentencing.
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Robert Gilbert Linn
Homer St
Lima State Hospital
D. A. Cook
Ohio
Some Days You Just Can t Find A Job
A Columbus woman seeking unemployment compensation testified that she had applied for work but was turned down. She hoped for a walking job carrying signs and named a downtown Columbus hotel on strike, saying she applied to the man at the desk.
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Columbus, O
Sns
Columbus
Scorcher Submarine Surfaces After Missing in Channel
The British Admiralty announced that the Scorcher, a S class submarine of about 1,000 tons submerged and 814 surfaced, surfaced safely with all crewmen accounted for after being reported lost near Weymouth. It had missed an arranged surface time prompting emergency operations.
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London
Admiralty
English Channel
Weymouth
Portland Bill
Isle of Wight
Auto Hits Tree Injuring Two Boys in Strongsville
Two youths suffered injuries when a car carrying Lyle Knudsen, 16, of Marks Rd Columbia Station, and Wayne Tomes, 15, of Strongsville, struck a tree on Prospect St last night. Witness Elsie Smith, of Prospect St, said her vehicle was sideswiped as she turned into her driveway before the crash.
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Lyle Knudsen
Marks Rd
Columbia Station
Wayne Tomes
Strongsville
Prospect St
Elsie Smith
Where To Turn DOG TRAINING Classes Start
Where To Turn DOG TRAINING classes begin Tuesday May 25 at 7 p m at N Olmsted Park Elyria and Thursday May 27 at 7 p m at Ely School grounds.
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N. Olmsted Park
Elyria
Thurs
Ely School Grounds
U S Asks Swedish Ship Data On Arms to Guatemala
Washington informants say the United States requested data from Sweden about the 4900 ton freighter Alfhem that delivered arms to Guatemala. The move signals a possible formal investigation into how arms traveled from a Polish controlled Russia to Guatemala under the Rio Defense Treaty considerations. President Eisenhower voiced concern over Soviet arms reaching Guatemala, warning against a Communist dictatorship on a Caribbean outpost.
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Washington
United States
Sweden
Guatemala
Poland
Alfhem
State Department
Eisenhower
Oberlin Youth Injured In Route 10 Crash
Harold Spieler Jr. 21 of Oberlin was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital for brush burns and a bruised left hand after a car he rode in with Robert McDonald collided with a parked truck and trailer on Route 10 a mile east of LaPorte at 7 20 a m. McDonald 36 who was following another truck could not see the parked vehicle in time.
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Harold Spieler Jr
Ti Spring St
Oberlin
Elyria Memorial Hospital
LaPorte
Spieler
Robert McDonald
North Pleasant St
McDonald
James Howard McDonald
Legal Officers Of Southern States To Meet
Georgia Attorney General Eugene Cook invited chief legal officers from 16 states to meet in Atlanta next Wednesday to discuss legal problems and possible courses to preserve segregatio n in public schools following the Supreme Court ruling. Florida acting Governor Charley Johns proposed a southern governors conference. Governor Herman Talmadge pledged Georgia will resist school racial mixing if alone, and expressed openness to a regional discussion.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Eugene Cook
U.S. Supreme Court
Florida
Charley Johns
Herman Talmadge
West warns of Communist shift in Indochina talks
In Geneva the West pressed for a secret big power compromise to salvage peace negotiations amid reports of a Communist power shift toward Indochina. Anthony Eden met Chinese Premier Chou En Lai for an hour and dined with Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov, seeking to gauge if the Communists aim to end the seven and a half year war or keep the deadlock.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Indochina
Red River
Anthony Eden
Chou En-Lai
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
Eden
Georges Bidault
U.S. Presses Indochina Demands on France and Vietnam
Highly reliable sources report Washington told Paris two conditions for any intervention: full independence for the three associated states and U.S. control over Vietnamese army training with greater say in military policy. The U.S. also seeks a broadened Vietnamese government and warns against sending draftees or conscripts without comparable French policy. France and Bidault reportedly ready to accept the troop training clause, while acknowledging Vietnam’s weak Bao Dai regime and the need for a stronger government, possibly by broadening or replacing it.
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Ln.s
Geneva
U. S
France
America
Vietnam
Indochina
Georges Bidault
Bidault
Joseph Lariel
Swiss Cheese Makers Worry Over Holes Drawn From Antibiotics
Some Swiss dairy producers oppose using antibiotics for cattle diseases claiming reduced bacteria growth hinders hole formation in cheese. The piece also promotes local Want Ads in the Chronicle Telegram for quick services and ad writing help.
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Chronicle- Telegram
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Joe Ryder
Ryder
C of C
WSPAP
Delta Defenses
Hail Stevens
Vo Nguyen Giap
Red Army
Elyrian
Page Amherst
Hospital
Wellington
U.S
Southern States
Indo-China
Resar
Bulletin
Kingsbury Smith
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