Rassler Plans Modern Office Building Across From O Neil Center
Elyria realtor J N Rassler unveiled plans for The Rassler Building a single story office block near O Neil Sheffield Shopping Center It will cost about 225000 with at least five offices possibly twelve Leased units already include two national insurance branches Construction should start within 90 days with no completion date set The I shaped structure will have front rear and side access and parking for over 60 cars The building designed by Richard A Miller aims to attract insurance and finance firms not professionals or mercantile tenants. offices will be leased not rented.
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Lorain County
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Man Injured in Street Fall X-Rayed at Elyria Hospital
Henry J. Smith, 63, of Apt. 7 Century Block, was x-rayed at Elyria Memorial Hospital for injuries to his left knee and ribs after slipping on the curb at Broad Street and East Avenue. He told police he fell while hurrying to cross the street and was taken to the hospital by ambulance.
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Elyria Memoral Hospital
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U S and Britain Offer Nuclear Fuel for World Pool
United States and Britain propose to donate about 224 pounds of fissionable material to an international atomic energy pool. Analysts note the amount could fuel up to 12 low power research reactors, with concerns over Russia's potential participation and the danger of weapons-grade material.
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Joseph L. Mxler
United Press
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World Agency
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Curb Urged On Imports Of Fuel Oil By Coal Association
The National Coal Association representing operators in 28 states prepares a resolution urging curbs on imports of foreign residual fuel oil to aid the coal industry. Leaders cite unemployment, railroad costs, and natural gas distribution as reasons for government action to halt imports and restore balance. Governors and industry figures warn of ongoing damage to workers’ wages and jobs.
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National Coal Association
United States
Association
Thej
L. C. Campbell
Campbell
Ernest T. Weir
National Steel Corp
Weir
John S. Fine
Pennsylvania
Family hunts as judge’s son fills in during season
In Austin Texas Attorney John Ben Shepperd was away this week and unable to take his one year old son Johnny hunting on the first day of season. Mrs Shepperd filled in for the ailing father. Johnny returned with two wild turkey gobblers and a four point buck.
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Texas
Texas Atty
John Ben Shepperd
Johnny
Elephants Escape Hunger? Three Elephants Wander Houston Street
Three unaccompanied elephants wandered a Houston street for two blocks on Wednesday after escaping while being loaded onto a circus train. They then returned to captivity without incident and were secured by handlers.
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Houston
Texas
Be Ng
Benson Sees Bright Future for Housewives and Food Industry
Agriculture Secretary Ezra Taft Benson told a Washington audience that better times lie ahead for consumers and housewives. He cited three possibilities including frozen dairy concentrates, improved packaging, and greater variety and convenience in prepared foods. He warned about rising demand for farm products and noted shifts toward less grain and more meat, milk, and produce as consumer patterns evolve.
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Agriculture
Exra Taft Benson
Bernson
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U. S
Hearings Set On Hospital Aid Grants For 12 Areas In Need
State Health Director and Dr. Ralph E. Dwork plan hearings to produce a report guiding federal hospital grant allocations. Twelve areas fall short of bed targets. Van Wert Hillsboro and Jackson in dire straits with beds well below minimum.
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Hillsboro
Jack JSON
Jackson
French Envoy Reports Soviet Leaders Differ On Coexistence Talks
French ambassador Louis Joxe in Moscow reports a disagreement between Soviet Premier Georgi Malenkov and Communist Party chief Nikita Khrushchev over coexistence talks with the West. The dispatch, likely to be discussed by Premier Pierre Mendes-France with President Eisenhower in Washington, notes Malenkov backing talks after the impending test ban era.
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Wales
Kit Clardy
Yalta
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Alliance Hospital To Be Remodeled
Alliance City plans renovation of part of its hospital using 225 thousand dollars remaining from a completed 105 bed addition last year. The City Hospital Building Commission will open bids on December 16 for the remodeling project as part of ongoing facility improvements.
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Police Seek Missing Oberlin Woman After Bus Trip
Oberlin residents report Ethl Axelrod 50 disappeared after boarding a Cleveland bus last week. Pictures have been sent to Cleveland Lorain and Pittsburgh police as the sheriff aids the search amid recent indictments and lawsuits totaling over 20000 dollars.
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Sheriff's Department
Justice Department May Ask Committees Not To Call Hiss Now
The House Un-American Activities Committee weighs recalling Alger Hiss after his November release. Chairman Velde says he may have an investigator speak with Hiss. A Justice Department move could urge committees not to call Hiss to avoid jeopardizing security plans or a possible new case. Hiss maintains innocence, claiming a frame-up after his 1950 perjury conviction.
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Washington
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Harold Velde
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House Committee
Hiss Recall Push Seen From Wales and U S Congress
Committee leaders in Washington and Rep Francis Waller weigh summoning former State Dept and UN influence figure Alger Hiss. Clardy and Scherer condemn a longtime autoworker while witnesses invoke the fifth amendment amid probes into Communist infiltration and civil rights tensions in Detroit Flint and Dayton.
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Pennsylvania
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South
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Yellow Springs
Burke Backers Seek Mahoning County Vote Recount
Supporters of Sen. Thomas A. Burke asked for a recount in Mahoning County after the official tally gave Republican George H. Bender a margin of 6 000 votes. They argue the Democratic margin should be higher and also plan recounts in Cincinnati precincts and all 337 Mahoning precincts.
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Thomas A. Burke
Mahoning County
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Hamilton County
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Mahoning
Bender
Democrats Outline Legislation Plans
Democrats outlined a legislative program for the 84th Congress with emphasis on stronger defense and a fuller economy. The party sought to seize political initiative from President Eisenhower by presenting proposals before hearing his plan.
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Washington
Democratic Feaders
Einenhower
Senate group to probe sale of Fol-lansbee Steel Corp
The Senate anti monopoly subcommittee will seek a full probe into Fol-Lansbee Steel sale amid concerns it may violate antitrust law. Chairman William Langer and Rep Sam Rayburn led discussions with West Virginia Gov William Marland and others as investigations begin.
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White House
County Officials Seek Expanded Workmen's Comp Coverage
Officials from the County Commissioners Association of Ohio and the County Engineers Association, meeting in Columbus, will urge the state legislature to extend workmen's compensation to both elective and non-elective officials. They note sheriffs are not covered under current law though deputies are. About 300 officials will conclude their four day conference with officer elections.
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