Nation's Future Bright as Humphrey Christens Lake Liner
Lorain witnesses a rain dampened christening as Mrs. George M. Humphrey breaks a bottle to launch the 710 foot lake freighter named in honor of her husband. Cabinet members George M. Humphrey Herbert Brownell Arthur Summerfield and Robert Stew art attend along with other officials and dignitaries.
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George M. Humphrey
Secretary of the Treasurys
Humphrey
Treasury
Lorain
American Shipbuilding Co
Army
Robert T. Stevens
United States
Clevelander
Eisenhower
S& Humphrey
Shin
Herbert Brownell
Apvluallaidly
Uuied Pers
Cleveland
Stevens
Day
Committeemen Plan Elyria School Levy Drive
Elyria committees convene at Eastern Heights School to organize support for renewal of a five mill operating levy and a new 2.5 mill levy for 1955. Superintendent Gottfried cites rising costs from enrollment growth, staff additions, and expanded programs, warning deficits without passage.
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Eastern Heights School
Franklin Gottfried
Elyria
Gottfried
Worth Fauver
West
Roberting
Schmitgen
Charles Mor
Iris
Harvest Moon Dance Plans To Be Completed
Final plans for the Harvest Moon dance will be made at the Thursday Junior Women's Club meeting at 8 30 p m in Mrs Walter Noll's home. Tickets for the nurse's scholarship will be distributed and Miss York of Arthur Murray Studios will direct the program with a talk and grooming demonstration, with club girls modeling.
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Ridgeville
Walter Noll
Miss York
Arthur Murray Studios
Demonte
Weather Delays Opening Housing Project In Lorain
Cromwell Gardens a 136 unit apartment project at Colorado and New Jersey Avenues, Lorain, postponed from today to 3 30 p m next Wednesday due to bad weather. L Laurence Liss president of Peerless Builders Inc said weather caused the postponement. Officials invited to view sample units ahead of tentative occupancy by Dee 15.
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Lorain
Cromwell Gardens
Colorado
New Jersey Avenues
L. Laurence Liss
Peerless Builders, Inc
Dee
First Aid Course To Start In Avon
Avon Civil Defense director Carl Lehreiver announced a first aid course sponsored by the American Red Cross. The class will start at 7 in the evening at a location to be announced.
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Avon
Carl Lehreiver
American Red Cross
Ridgeville Trustees Reject Road Bid and Debates Incorporation
Ridgeville Township trustees rejected all bids to pave Lear Nagle Road citing inadequate base and need for drainage. Amid ongoing talks on incorporation and election timing, residents urged action while some trustees pushed for a pre election date. Concurrently a separate Mexico City arrest linked to a Guatemala extradition case raised remarks from Maj. Jaime Rosenberg denying involvement with communism or killings.
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Commer Pleas Court
Ridgeville Township
Lear-Nagle Rd
Lear-Nagle
Lear-Nagie
al MecWilliam
Ray Lowenthal
Ernest Herron
Iagain
Harris Fortune
Lowenthal
Herron
Albert Diederich
Fortune
Mexico City
Guatemala
Maj
Jaime Rosenberg
Rosenberg
Jacobo Arbenz Gurraan
Internationel
Cincinnatian Heads Knights Templar In Ohio Command
George H. Thomas of Cincinnati becomes Eminent Grand Commander of the Ohio Knights Templar today after election concluding the group�s 12th conclave in Dayton. Next year�s conference is set for October 9 to 11 in Cincinnati.
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Dayton
George H. Thomas
Cincinnati
Ohio Knights Templar
Thomas
Israel Backs Plan Atoms for Peace in UN Assembly
Israel announced in the United Nations General Assembly its cordial support for President Eisenhower's atoms for peace plan. Israel praised Eisenhower's statesmanship in advancing the project and joined in endorsing the initiative.
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United Nations
N. Y
INS
Israel
U.N. Assembly
Eisenhower
Detention Home Levy Drive Opens in Lorain County
About 100 workers for the Lorain County Detention Home levy gathered at the American Legion Home to kick off a third campaign for a juvenile detention facility. The plan calls for a 20.35 mill levy for one year to fund a building for 12 youths with separate wings and staff quarters, projected at 15000 a year to operate, with city and county officials backing the project and candidates for probate and juvenile court judgeship voicing support.
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ODENS
Lorain County
Dmercan Legion Hall
David Ward
Norman Frank
Wenern
Hugh B. Reed
Chicago
Midwest
National Probation and Parole Association
Marl White
Russell Gleason
Ernie See
American Legion Home
M. N. Frank
Lorain
Hugh P. Reed
Reed
Ward
Russell W. Gleason
Oberlin
Hart White
Elyria
C. J. Snoble
Harold Ewing
Boardieg
Andrew Keep
Council Veteran in New London To Move and Resign
Kenneth Chandonia, five year New London council member and four year council president, resigns citing imminent move outside the city limits and growing duties as head of Newton Manufacturing Co during its busy season, making continued service impractical. He notes the pressure of manufacturing responsibilities and relocation as decisive.
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Council
New London
Kenneth Chandonia
New London Council
Chandonia
Newton Manufacturing Co
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