Rural by pass plan targets Milan turnpike access
The Chronicle Telegram reports a four lane 24 foot highway project on Rt 930 crossing RL 113 with improvements on Rt 11s and Willits St in Milan. The rest gets two lanes with a 24 foot payevent to ease traffic on the old route and reduce dangers from the Milan corridor.
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Willits St
Mulan
Milan
Hetick
RT. 20
U. S. Rt. 250
Erie County
C. Linzell
Rt. 240
Ohio Deer Reprieve as Season Canceled for Year
The Ohio Wildlife Council canceled the 1954 deer season due to inaction while considering bow and arrow hunts. No strong hunter pressure exists as Northeastern Ohio reports fewer deer, and officials debate beaver trapping and lake-building plans to improve fishing sites. Six hunters were killed and 41 injured in the 30 day squirrel season.
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Columbus, O
Ohio Wildlife Council
Ohio
Charles Dambach
State Division of Wildlife
Dambach
Buckeye
Lee Roach
U S Break With Reds Called For
Senator Jenner urged severance of diplomatic relations with Russia and satellite states to seal off spy centers in embassies. He cited Budenz testimony that the Soviet Embassy linked to espionage and subversion, with Gebert described as a former Russian spy chief.
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Washington
ULP
William E. Jenner
Senate Internal Securty
Russia
Satelliites
Indiana Republican
Soviet Union
Louis Budenz
Boleslaw Gebert
Jenner
J. Budenz
U.N
Red
Nun faces lottery law charge in Merced case
In Merced California a Catholic nun was charged with lottery law violations while a separate claim of contributing to delinquency was dismissed. Justice Flosie Lobo dismissed the first charge citing lack of evidence and noted an appeal may follow.
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Merced
Calif
Moiner
Flossie Lobo
Mary Peter
Don C. Mayes
Our Lady of Mercy Parochial School
California
Mares
Cincinnati
Ohio
Lewis W. Ward
Suon
General Hospital
Robert Edwards
Edwards
Triquer
Wiliam J. Walker
Columbia
Columbia Garden
Mansfield
Ward
Town Hall
Walker
Carl Heinfson
Richs
Lorain County
National Grand Armory
Fred
Hearing Set On Plea To Stop Steel Firm Sale
In Wheeling West Virginia federal judge Herbert Boreman scheduled a November 18 hearing on a petition by minority stockholders of Follansbee Steel Corp. to halt a proposed 40 million dollar sale to a New York financier and others. The petition seeks temporary restraining action and raises objections to the asset disposition while a Senate antitrust subcommittee investigates. The case involves Richmond and Frontier Chemical Go among others and queries the sale’s impact on the community and local residents.
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Fedlorder
Herbert Boreman
Rachmond
Follansbee Steel
Mercer
Follanshee’s Car Corp
Consumers Co
New York
Chicago
Frontier Chemical
Follansbee
Richmonds
William Langer
Quested
Nypwapa Ven
Record Yields Indicated For Several Late Crops
Federal crop reports show record yields for corn soybeans and tobacco aided by favorable September weather. Total production 223.999 million bushels for corn plus fruit and tobacco gains push year figures higher with apples pears grapes and eggs also rising. Strong milk output in October adds to a broad agricultural upturn with higher poultry counts lifting egg production to 238 million.
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Columbus
Burke Recount Demand To Be Taken To Brown
Attorneys for defeated senatorial candidate Thomas A. Burke said they will seek a vote recount in Hamilton County by taking the case to Secretary of State Ted W. Brown. The Hamilton County Elections Board refused a hearing, and Burke’s team argued they were not allowed to present evidence. Burke, appointed to the Senate to fill the term of the late Robert A. Taft, lost to Rep. George H. Bender in the November 2 election.
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Cincinnati
Thomas A. Burke
Hamilton County
Ted W. Brown
Ohio
Ltop
Hamilton County Elections Board
Burke
F Board
Comlanties
Timothy S. Hogan
Torneyx
Hogan
Joseph Sullivan
Senate
Frank J. Lausche
Robert A. Taff
George H. Bender
Bigger beds to be larger as demand rises
Edward L. Bronstein, president of the National Association of Bedding Manufacturers, says beds will be bigger because people are larger. He notes the share of men six feet tall and over has risen since World War II and that the industry will use its annual convention to educate the public on benefits of bigger beds.
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Chicago
Edward L. Bronstein
National Association of
Floods Kill 30 in Morocco Along Draa River
Thirty people died in floods in Morocco over two weeks. On the south bank of the Draa River 480 houses were destroyed, and officials warned the extent of damage cannot yet be estimated due to the river’s condition.
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Kabat
Morocco
Flyotis
Tadna
Draa
Two Die In Paulding Route 111 Collision
Two people died in a two vehicle crash on Route 111 north of Paulding. Sant Anderson aged 36 and Danial Anderson aged 2, both of Paulding, were killed in the collision. Authorities reported the incident at the Paulding location.
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Paulding
Tun
Sant Andersen
Danjal Anderson
Rcar
44 Year-Old Polio Victim Dies After 18 Years in Iron Lung
Frederick B. Smite, who spent 18 years in an iron lung after polio, died in his sleep at 44 in Miami Beach. Doctors attributed death to heart strain from the respirator. Funeral services planned for Wednesday in a Chicago suburb. Smite married, had three children, and drew sympathy messages worldwide.
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Miami
Ryer Forest
Cheago
Smite
Sunda
Wateriot
Iip
Vile
William Barry
St. Pateick
Chirch
Frederck
Mendes France to Visit America for Talks With U S Leaders
Premier Pierre Mendes France leaves tonight for a week in Canada and the United States. He plans discussions with President Eisenhower on forging closer ties with the Soviet bloc and will visit Washington after touring Canada. The trip comes amid European and Asian Cold War tensions and regional political shifts.
Soviet Push Delays Peace Energy Plan At UN
United Nations report says Soviet delegate Vishinsky offered limited participation in peaceful atomic energy use but attached strict conditions, prompting Western disappointment. Ambassador Lodge and British officials warned the Soviet stance could delay the program, while Western powers urged rapid U.S. Congressional support for the project. The door for Russia to join remains open but conditions persist and Western insistence on prompt action continues.
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Ander Vishinsky
Russi
Masenhowens
Henry Cabel Lodge
Vishinsky
Congress
Eisenhower
Ares
Davis
Srt
Ius Str
Securitas Coun Mboor
Anthony Sutin
Lodge
Vishatsky
West
Nutting
Russia
France
Helakie
Helen
Washington
Danger In Comics Censoring Seen By Milt Caniff
Milt Caniff warned that censoring comic books could curb American newspaper freedom. He spoke to Sigma Delta Chi delegates in Columbus urging vigilance against censorship of the written word and the long tradition of the comic strip.
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Danger
Milt Caniff
Columbus
Sigma Della Chi
Frank Stanton
Columbs Broadcasting System
Stanton
Earl Wilson
Milt Camff
Steve Canyon
Caniff
Speed Up Dixon Yates Contract Vote S Third line
Congressional Atomic Energy Committee planned votes to end hearings on the Dixon Yates power contract and to waive the 31 day review period. Chairman W Sterling Cole predicted all 10 Republican members would support the moves while the eight Democrats were expected to oppose.
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Washington
Congressional Atomic Energy Committee
Charman W. Sterling Cole
RINY
House
Senate
Man Inherits $100000 After Chance Meeting With Dressmaker
Joseph Kogut of Cuyler 45, a Democratic New York Central Railroad engineer, inherits about 100000 from the estate of Margaret Jorgenson of Oshkosh after a lunch where they debated politics. The will names Kogut sole beneficiary. relatives contested but a settlement was reached in Oshkosh. He plans to invest some of the money, with tax on the gains estimated around 10000.
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Cuyler
New York Central Railroad
Joseph Kogut
Margaret Jorgenson
Oshkoshis
Cheago
Kogut
Miss Jorgenson
Shiss Jorgenson
McCarter
Jacques Fath Dies Noted Fashion Designer at 42
Paris reports designer Jacques Fath died at 4 30 am EST in his Paris home. Born in 1912 in a couture family, he rose to prominence as a champion of elegant style and spent months ill before his death.
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Christian Dior
Fath
United States
Paris
L Jacques Ath
Eugenie
Bargain But No Sale Leads To Jail
James Tanas, 25, tried to sell tobacco to an off duty officer, Thomas Noland, and confessed to stealing stock from two stores. He was jailed after facing first sales resistance in over a month.
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James Tanas
Thomas Noland
Tanas
Avon Lake Man Hurt When Car Strikes Deer
Avon Lake resident Fred Miller Irwood Bird suffers injuries after a deer dash caused a car crash in Pennsylvania. Miller was hunting when the incident occurred and was reportedly driving at a high rate of speed. He was hospitalized after being treated at Warren General Hospital and released to recover at home.
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Avon Lake
Fred Miller
Irwood Bird
Pennsylvania
Miller
Hurtin
Willer
den Free
Sheth
Tie
Warren General Bostal
Warren Paard
Bas Virw Hospital
Burro aids blood drive amid unclear report
A fragmented OCR item mentions a burro involved in a blood drive with unclear details about donors, location, and participants. The text references a constraint on giving blood and a scene with the burro and attendants, but specifics are obscured.
Four Deer Hunters Reported Missing After Car Collision
In Cra dhreve mie Inan Friday, four hunters from Barkil Orr Peo Cra dhreve mie Inan were involved in a vehicular incident while returning from a hunting trip. A car crash near Oakland Ohio led to the presumed disappearance of the group, with the vehicle and its occupants reported missing by local authorities.
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Orr
Cra
Bereeng Sumebods
Oakland
Ohi
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