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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1956

Page

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Elyria Cuts Bypass Cost Share by 300000

Elyria could trim its share of the northern bypass costs by about 300000 under a new cost-splitting formula revealed in Columbus. The city would owe 245000 for stage one, down from an estimated 550000 under the old plan. Work may start early 1958 with a 1959-60 completion target for later stages.

Elyria Columbus Mayer Grant Keys Keys Cleveland St LaPorte State Highway Council North Olmsted Elsha Yankees Rr Gil MacDougald Oberlin Volliugator Jee Couns Junior Glaam Snider Waikea Jackie Aby Highway Department

Stengel Alters Yankees lineup for World Series game two

Brooklyn tied the series 6 6 with six runs including Duke Snider three run homer in the bottom of the second at Ebbets Field. Casey Stengel reshuffled the New York Yankees lineup to even the World Series after a rain delay.

Brooklyn Duke Snider New York Yankees Ebbets Field Casey Stengel Brooklyn Dodgers

Second Inning Rally Ties Game in Wartime Dodgers Notebook

The text describes a chaotic second inning with hits and sacrifices, including Mantle, Berra, and Slaughter scoring, Larsen, McDougal, and Campanella involved. New York relief and scoring plays set up a 6-6 tie as Snider belts a tying homer and Robinson records a strikeout.

Martin Coleman Larsen

Weather outlook for Northwestern and Northeastern Ohio

The forecast covers Ohio regions with highs in the mid to upper sixties and clear cool nights with lows around 40s. Saturday expected sunny and warmer. Precipitation minimal this period with no rain in the last 24 hours and humidity fluctuations through Thursday. Moon phases and sun timings noted. Lake Erie winds shift from north to east then light south tonight.

Northwestern Ohio Lake Erie

Bubble Ship Sinks Off Netherlands Killing 10 Crewmembers

A Polish trawler capsized in the North Sea late Thursday night trapping 10 crew inside a large air bubble that kept them alive for more than six hours. UPI reports officials say the craft sank with all hands aboard.

Wimuiden The Netherlands UPI North Sea

Oberlin Bribe Inquiry Plans Involving City Officials

Prosecutor Paul Mikus said he will question Oberlin City Manager Fred Weisbrod and Patrolman Maurice Owens about a bribe offer made to Owens by vice operators. The probe aims to learn why Oberlin officials did not inform investigators promptly after being contacted six times.

Paul Mikus Oberlin Fred Weisbrod Maurice Owens Owens Vice Joe Whaslin Mikus

Eisenhower calls term limits unwise move

President Eisenhower voiced that limiting the presidency to two terms was a mistake at a news conference. He argued such restrictions are unfair and would cast suspicion on county employees without identifying the individuals involved in a reported bribe offer connected to a vice operation in Oberlin. Local officials pressed for clarification and possible investigation.

Washington INL Eisenhower Poliical Oberlin Owens Cunty Oscar G. Dunn Fred Weisbrod Dunn J. Norman Thompson Erie Ave Dog Warsden Mikus Jana Hee

Kidnaped Baby Found Unhurt In Chicago

Month old Ronald Joseph Bucher was found unharmed with a young woman identified later as Gladys Bynum after a door to door search. Police returned the infant to his mother Mrs Lois Bucher and arrested Bynum. The report also notes political maneuvering between Senatorial candidates and President Eisenhower's remarks.

Chicago Ronald Joseph Bucher John McCarthy Gladys Bynum Adlai E. Stevenson Ohio Washington Eisenhower Bender Lausche Springfield Wittenberg College

Chief Executive Qualification Exceptions Noted

The speaker states that only constitutional provisions allow exceptions for the Chief Executive, specifically the age of 35 and other citizenship requirements. The remark emphasizes mandatory qualifications and asserts strict adherence to constitutional criteria.

Big 3 Ministers Seek Unified Suez Plan

United Nations officials report Secretary of State John Foster Dulles meeting with British and French foreign ministers in a whirlwind conference to patch up Allied differences before the Security Council debate on the Suez Canal.

United Nations N. Y John Foster Dulles Security Council Suez Canal Britain France London Egypt Dulles Abdel Khalik Hassouni Grah League New York Dag Hammarskjod

Lorain Bond Vote Sparks Route 57 Project Debate

Lorain residents weigh a 196000 millage bond proposal to fund Route 57 improvements. Development group notes achievements and Gypsum Co plant prospects as county officials consider state backed plans. International notes cover Britain France and Egypt on canal talks and UN security council prospects.

Gypsum Co Seoee Ist Pg Tnt Sect

Kefauver Rushes Between Campaign Stops In California

Sen Estes Kefauver held a brisk 12 hour campaign in and around Los Angeles then traveled to Phoenix continuing his cross country tour. The Tennessee Democrat, pressed for time, paused to chat with supporters at rallies while struggling to keep to a tight schedule.

Sen Estes Kefauver South Gate Calif Los Angeles Phoenix Ariz Tennessee U.P

Missing woman case prompts police photo inquiry

Police showed a photo from their files to a distressed mother who said it looks like the missing woman but she was unsure. Detectives would not discuss whether the image linked to a past similar case. Chief William Touhy said there is no definitive match. A Fort Leavenworth soldier in Des Moines requested an absentee ballot and expects to be in the guard house until after the November 6 elections.

William Touhy Des Moines Towa Fort Leavenworth Kans Iowa Guard House

Elyria Charter Seeks Expanded Budget Oversight

The proposed Elyria charter would require more frequent financial reports and stated revenues and expenses. It calls for monthly department statements, detailed appropriation figures, public hearings, and a November budget based on yearly projections to improve city financial transparency.

Elyria Commission Jur of Finance

Child Dies In Rt 301 Accident Involving Mother

A three year old boy, James Bryan Monday, was killed when he fell from his mother’s car on Rt 301 south of Rt 10 and was run over. Mrs. Ted Monday swerved to avoid a turning vehicle, was struck in the opposite lane, and the child died en route to funeral homes in Spring City, Tennessee. Deputy Sheriff Michael Pappas investigated. The Mon day family included two other children Earl and Wilma. The body remained at Sudro Curtis Funeral Home prior to transfer.

James Bryan Monday Ted Monday Rt. 301 la Grange Monday Ln Rt. 301 Rt. 10 Michael Pappas Earl Wilma Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home Vaughn Funeral Home Spring City Tenn

Ford Strike and Union Orders Step Back to Work

In Cleveland, United Auto Workers Local ordered strikers at the Ford Walton Hills stamping plant to return to work. About 200 of 2,000 workers reported as the strike began after four skilled tradesmen refused to report on the day shift amid a grievance dispute. The walkout was dubbed wildcat by the company, which refused union talks. workers were told to return pending settlement. Other sites saw temporary returns as unions resolved jurisdictional issues and a federal judge ordered carpenters to end their strike at Chrysler Twinsburg.

Wildcat Waverly Portsmouth Area Chrysler Corp Twinsburg Cleveland Iron Workers Union

Miners See Seaway as Possible Coal Export Boost

At UMW convention Thomas Kennedy cautioned the St Lawrence Seaway may not spur Midwest coal imports but could lift U S coal exports. The discussion framed the project as a potential boon to the coal industry rather than a new import channel.

St. Lawrence Seaway United Mine Workers UMW Thomas Kennedy Mid-West U.S

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