Elyria Details Northern Beltline Priority Approval
City officials and engineering firms back a $3.65 million four lane northern beltline in Elyria. Shaffer-Parrett shifts priority lists while DeLeuw supports immediate action to relieve congestion. County and state officials待 await final reports and funding decisions.
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John Waters
Elyria
Charles DeLeuw
Chicago
Keys
Shaffer- Parrett & Associates
Lorain County
Shaf- Ter-Parrett
State Highway Department
Shaffer-Parrett
DeLeuw
Qur
Counci
Don Patterson
Lorain
Five Day Forecast for Ohio Northeastern Region
Mostly cloudy and warmer today with afternoon and evening thundershowers then clearing. High 80 to 85, low 58 to 63. Saturday cooler and fair. Normal highs 74, lows 53 to 56. showers and thunderstorms possible tonight and early next week. Lake Erie wind advisories in effect with southeasterly to southwest gales.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
Tornadoes Toll Rises in Midwest After Devastation
UDALL Kansas and Blackwell Oklahoma suffered epochal damage as tornadoes crossed the region. The death toll topped 122 with Kansas reporting Udall destroyed and 76 dead, Oxford 11 dead, Oklahoma 17 dead, Texas 15 airmen, Missouri one victim, and widespread injuries and flooding across Arkansas Iowa and Illinois. National Guardsmen patrolled Udall while residents eyed rebuilding amid ruins and evacuation.
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Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Missouri
Udall
Blackwell
Oxla
Chikaskia
Oxford
Cheyenne
Sterling City
Paris
Arkansas
Iowa
Ilinois
Midwest
U.S. Weather Bureau
Little Rock
Ark
Jessieville
Springfield
Chicago
Carson
P.m
Fairless Elected President of Steel Institute
Benjamin F. Fairless, former chairman of the board at U.S. Steel, was chosen as president of the American Iron and Steel Institute on Thursday.
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New York
Benjamin F.fairless
U.S. Steel Corp
American Tron and Steel Institute
Ten Changes Urged to Refugee Relief Act by President
President Eisenhower urged Congress to modify the Refugee Relief Act to speed entry of refugees from Communist regimes. He listed ten changes aimed at expanding quotas usage, waiving passport needs, easing sponsorship rules, allowing separate family entries, waiving health standards for tubercular cases, recognizing settled refugees, relaxing residency requirements, and permitting certain aliens fearing persecution to remain in the United States.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
U. S
America
Europe
Gerald Morgan
Morgan
U.S
Pay hikes likely for county employes in 1956
Lorain County officials weighed a blanket 15 percent raise request from the Lorain County Employees Association amid debate on merit based adjustments. Several county leaders endorsed salary increases for 1956, though department heads will determine exact requests in their budgets.
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Lorain County
Don E. Patterson
Harold Eving
Frank Ayres
Carl Schmitkens
Carl Finegan
Leota Mittchell
Boart
Jd. Norman Thompson
Thompson
Workers Told To Be Ready For Ford Strike Alert
Detroit AP report says the CIO United Auto Workers rejected Ford's $500,000 contract offer and ordered 135 Ford workers to be ready for a strike next Tuesday night. Union leaders accuse Ford of refusing to discuss major economic demands including a guaranteed annual wage.
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Detroit
CIO
United Auto Workers
Ford
New Safety Rules Delay Polio Vaccine Restart
The government adopts strict new safety standards for polio shots, aiming to improve vaccines and protect children. Manufacturers expect a minimum six week delay before resuming inoculations, with Cutter Laboratories resuming production under revised rules after review. The plan includes quick recommendations on Pitman-Moore and Wyeth vaccines and ongoing clearance for Parke Davis and Eli Lilly products.
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Washington
Raton
Leonard A. Scheele
Cutter Laborator
Ics
Buthe
America
Scheele
Napes
Pitman-Moore and
Wyeth Laboratories
Parke Davis
Eli Lilly
Ckeele
Cutter Laboratories
Lour North Eaton Vets Club
Medges
LaPorts
Pitman-Moore
Pubic Health Service
Ford Labor Crisis Sparks Nationwide Strike Threat
Negotiations at Ford teeter on collapse with a possible nationwide walkout that could hit the U.S. economy. Five union leaders authorize immediate strike preparations for 51 Ford locals and call an emergency national committee meeting in Detroit. The contract expires June 1 at 12 01 am. The offer included a stock sharing plan enabling workers to buy Ford stock at half price when it goes on public sale later this year.
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Ford
Eisenhower
National Committee
Detroit
Motorist Killed Near Akron in Route 8 Crash
Henry T. B. Spencer, 1, of Cleveland, was killed when his car ran off Route 8 and struck a pole about eight miles north of Akron. The crash occurred today. authorities reported the driver appeared to lose control of the vehicle.
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Akron
Hanry TB. Spencer
Cleveland
Those Famous Potted Tomatoes on Sale at Resar’s Shop
White hats half price and tomato plants featured at Resar's Small store. Located at Birkline's Specialty Shop, Thorist, 1435 E. River 81. 250 Second Street. Ads promote garden items and seasonal bargains in the local paper.
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Large & Planta
Resar’s Small
Birkline
Thorist
E. River 81
Second Street
Conservatives win big in British general election
Eden's Conservatives surpass 315 seats with a 331 to 263 edge over Labour and a Lib 4 seat gain. Popular vote totals 12,829,849 for Conservatives and 11,954,787 for Labour as Eden returns to No 10 and cabinet reshuffles loom. Queen Elizabeth attends Oaks. markets rise on the victory.
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London
Anthony Eden
Conservative
House of Commons
Labor
Liberals
Conservatives
Eden
Clement Attlee
Labor Party
Aneurin Bevan
Winston Churchill
No. 10
Downing Street
Queen Elizabeth
Epsom Downe
Scotland
London Stock Exchange
Record-Breaking U S Population Reaches 165 Million
Washington reports 165 million people in the United States as of 851 a.m. EDT with a new growth rate one person every 12 seconds. Officials note the figure tops prior U S totals but lags behind China India and the Soviet Union in size.
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Washington
Sam
China
India
Soviet Union
Census Bureau
Commerce Department
Eisenhower honors FBI Director Hoover with top security medal
President Eisenhower pins a Medal for Outstanding Service in National Security on FBI Director J Edgar Hoover at the White House. Cabinet members attend the ceremony before the weekly meeting.
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Washington
Eisenhower
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
White House
Dowdy Dwellers and Vanity Warned by Psychologists
Careless dressers are urged not to assume vanity is gone and that appearance matters less. Ads urge landlords to rent vacated units to avoid losses, with a prompt to call for help. Also listed is a rural garbage pickup service in Lorain County with pricing and contact.
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Chronicle - Telegram
Dial 4751
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