County Officials Review Road Damage From Pike Equipment
Lorain county commissioners met with Ohio Turnpike officials and contractors to discuss potential damages to county and township roads from heavy equipment moves. Participants included Commissioners Jones Dunn Thompson Prosecutor Mikus County Engineer Patterson and contractor reps Ritchie LeFan Brumer Chadeayne Leatherwood. Contracts place responsibility for damages on the contractors and moves totaling about 20 tons are planned during next year’s paving.
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Ohio Turnpike
Lorain County
J. Powell Jones
Oscar G. Dunn
J. Norman Thompson
Paul Mikus
Donald E. Patterson
James Ritchie
Ewing le Fan
Donald Brumer
al. Johnson Construction Co
Edward Chadeayne
Lombardo Brothers Construction Co
Turkey Wins Council Seat on Eighth Ballot at UN
American backed Turkey defeated Communist Poland and the Philippines in a tight Security Council race. The contest drew support from the Asian African bloc and ended on the eighth ballot.
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Turkey
United Nations
United Nations Security Council
Poland
Philippines
Weather Summary for Ohio with Rain Likely
Cloudy and cooler today with occasional rain mainly in central and southern portions. Tonight and Tuesday remain cloudy with a low around 46 to 52. Sunday temperatures expected from 59 to 72 with 0.08 inch of precipitation by 8 p.m. Sunday. Sunrise 6:32 a.m., sunset 6:08 p.m., moonrise 4:05 a.m., moonset 4:44 p.m. Sunday.
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Ture Range
Aisey
State Liquor Officers Raid Still Thwarted Sheriff Plans
Kentucky type moonshine still hidden in woods near Garfield road south Amherst and Oberlin was raided by five State Liquor Department agents with sheriff and federal help. The operators were not present and equipment was confiscated or destroyed. Sheriff Carl R. Finegan said deputies and federal agents had monitored the setup since September 17. Deputy Joseph Guzik had previously photographed the site. Continued on Page 2.
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Kentucky Mountain
Garfield Road
Russia Township
Lukas County
Federal Treasury
Quarry Road
South Amherst
Oberlin
State
Liquor Department
Lorain County
Treasury Department
Russell Lynch
Sandusky
Sheriff’s Department
Smiley and Goldberg
Cleveland
Carl R. Finegan
Joseph Guzik
Sheriff's Department
Guzik
Board Flies To Washington With Report On Strike
President Eisenhower's waterfront fact finding board flew to Washington today with a report expected to speed an end to the five day longshoremen's strike by injunction.
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Washington
New York
Eisenhower
White House
Atlantic
AL Wee
Cunulucia Lue
International Longshoremen’s Association
New York Shipping Association
AFL
Warren Installed In Office
Former California governor Earl Warren was sworn in as the 14th Chief Justice of the United States in a ceremony at the Supreme Court. He arrives amid a heavy fall docket and a looming test of racial segregation in schools.
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Washington
Earl Warren
California
United States
Supreme Court
Eisenhower
Warren
White Marble Court
Capitol Hill
Hugo L. Black
George E. Hutchinson
Oyez
Two Mayoral Candidates Set to Speak at Elyria Meeting
Elyria hosts a candidates night with Republican Gerald W. Martin and Democrat J Grant Keys speaking Tuesday evening at Elyria High School auditorium. The event, sponsored by the Elyria Citizenship Council, opens at 8 p.m. and includes other city hopefuls. Frank Oldenburg chairs as candidates are introduced and may briefly address the crowd.
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Elyria
Gerald W. Martin
J .Grant Keys
Elyria High School
Elyria Citizenship Council
United Auto Workers Unions
Frank Oldenburg
Citizenship Council
Oldenburg
Stroke Fatal To Wellington Man Retired Barber
Owen C. Prosser, longtime Wellington barber, died at 6 30 p m Saturday at 116 12 Herrick Ave West after a brief illness from a stroke suffered about a week earlier Born August 5 1877 he spent over six decades in the trade before retiring last March He leaves his wife Minnie and a son Harold known as Shorty convalescing after a heart attack Visitation at Andrews Funeral Home with services planned for 2 pm Tuesday conducted by Rev H A Cassidy Greenwood Cemetery burial Slenn Millers limited edition album advertised at Kamms.
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Wellington
Owen C. Prosser
Barbers
Herrick Avenue
West
Prosser
Minnie
Harold
Shorty
Andrews Funeral Home
H. A. Cassidy
Greenwood Cemetery
Yugoslavia Vows to Stay Communist Government
Belgrade reports say President Tito and Vice President Kardelj stressed Yugoslavia will keep its Communist system despite seeking close ties with capitalist nations in foreign policy. They memset to prevent a return to capitalism or abandonment of Communist leadership.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Marshal Josef Tito
Edvard Kardelj
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Justom Bath
Motorola
ROK Plot to Free Anti Red Prisoners Sparks Tense Talks
PANMUNJOM Korea UP reports South Korea planned a mass repatriation plot to free 22 500 anti communist prisoners from Indian custody amid rising tensions with North Korea and India. The plan faced opposition from Indian guards and UN observers as contending sides argued over the prisoners fate. Officials described the scheme as dangerous and potentially triggering armed clashes between Korean and Indian forces.
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Panmunjom
Korea
South Korea
Cartyhe
Red
Roks
Won Yung Duk
Radio Pei
Ping
U.N
India
Peiping
Voice of Communion
Syngmannist
China
Neumass
Red Radio
U.S
Midview Board Engages Kent State for School Survey
The Midview Board of Education asks Kent State University survey division to assess district buildings and needs. Dr. L H Munzenmayer plans a preliminary visit this afternoon and will meet the board this evening to discuss details. The effort aims to complete the survey promptly.
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Kent State University
J. A. Gibbons
Lorain County
L. H. Munzenmayer
Kent
Midview Board
Munzenmayer
Kingston
British Guiana
Atlantic City
Eisenhower
National Assembly of United
London
Three Kenyon Students Hurt in Route 58 Crash
Three Kenyon College students Ed Knapp Daniel Kramer and Richard Gtilie from Philadelphia were injured when a car towing another overturned after wheels locked on Route 58 north of Sullivan. They were treated at Lodi Hospital for cuts bruises and abrasions.
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Wellington
Kenyon College
Lodi Hospital
Sullivan
Oberlin
Ed Knapp
Daniel Kramer
Richard Gtlie
Philadelphia
Sheriff Warns Against Pre Halloween Pranks Amid Vandalism
Sheriff Carl R. Finegan orders full night patrols to curb pre Halloween vandalism with 50 damaged mailboxes and containers reported. He urges public help to spot suspicious youth gangs while noting damage scattered around Grafton area and Belden residences including tombstones and a Wargo home under construction.
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Carl R. Finegan
Grafton
Carl Milling
Carl Buell
R. D. Grafton
H. Karper
Chamberlain Road
Steve Vacik
Short Road
Kennet
Love
Thomas Buckingham
LaPorte
Shhriver
Barton
Lehman
Arkie, Wise
Conners
Belden
Salem
Sheriff's Department
Wargo
Calann Avenue
US official warns cities face imminent danger from H bombs
W Sterling Cole, chair of the Atomic Energy Committee, says Russia already possesses deliverable H bombs capable of striking American cities. He urges rapid defense buildup and higher military spending, suggesting $10 billion annually and $15 to $25 billion in three to five years for continental defenses.
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Washington
W. Sterling Cole
Congressional Atomic Energy Committee
Russia
New York
United States
Cole
Police Investigate Assault Incident Injuring Patricia Smith
Police investigate circumstances surrounding a head injury to Patricia Smith of 144 East Bridge Street at 10 30 a m. She was taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital with a head wound requiring four stitches and to be X-rayed.
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Patricia Smith
East Bridge Street
Body found of boy in Rocky Fork Lake near Hillsboro
The body of 11 year old George Liston who drowned Sept. 27 in Rocky Fork Lake near Hillsboro was found Sunday by three fishermen. ATTEND Council Meeting To Eight at City Hall, 7:3. -adv.
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Hillsboro
U. S
George Liston
Rocky Fork Lake
City Hall
Milkman Suspected in Head Injury Case With Toy Gun
Investigating officers found Mrs. Smith inside the apartment door with a head wound and a toy water pistol visible under a pillow. She told of an argument with the milkman who allegedly struck her with a bottle. the milkman gave a conflicting account. He claimed presenting a bill of $8.03, she allegedly told him to leave, and then opened the door with a gun in her hand. No glass, bottle, or $20 bill were found.
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