Turnpike Route Through Elyria Draws Engineer Concerns
City engineer J.M. Powell outlines how the Ohio Turnpike through Elyria would raise costs and hinder north side development. He cites loss of Bon Air street, an elevated Hilliard road bridge, topography changes, drainage disruption, and a costly pumping station as major issues.
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Elyria
J.M. Powell
Powell
Turnpike Commission
Wesley
Bon Air
Abbe Road
Hilliard Road
Gulf Road
Elyria Chief Clellan Andress Dies at Desk
Police Chief Clellan F. E. Andress, 43, died at his desk in Elyria City Hall from a coronary thrombosis about 9:30 a. m. He had served as chief since October 1, 1951 after joining the force in 1935. Survived by wife Juanita and a daughter plus two sons and four brothers. Funeral arrangements set for Saturday at First Methodist church. City hall to close Saturday morning.
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Elyria
Clellan FE
Andress
Chief Andress
Lena May Davis
No. 1
E. J. Stankard
First Methodist Church
Frank S. Harmon Masonic Lodge
Lake Erie
al Koran Surrine Temple
Cleveland
Lorain County
el Rey Grotto
Elyria Elks Lodge
Ohio Police Chiefs Association
Fra
Settlement Ends Wage Dispute At Lorain Shipyard
Workers at the American Ship Building plant in Lorain resume duties after the last of 10 craft unions accepts a seven percent across the board raise. The International Association of Machinists had held out, forming a picket, but returned to work at 10 a.m. The strike affected about 1,400 employees and delayed two ships under construction.
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American Ship ‘Building
Lorain
International Association of Machinists
A.F.L
Red Feather Drives Fund Campaigns Across Elyria
Questions and answers explain that many fund drives run by non chest groups would recur annually without community chest support. The chest funds only cover operating expenses not capital needs. Also reports note two local heart attack cases, Mrs Krapp rushed to Elyria Memorial Hospital and R G Baus improving after admission.
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Elyria
4. H. Krapp
Nichols Block
Elyria Memorial Hospital
R. G. Baus
Northeastern Ohio Weather Forecast
Fair afternoon with temperatures similar to yesterday. Tonight partly cloudy and warmer. Friday looks cloudy and cool with a high around 66 and a low near 40.
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Ohio
Boggs Named Acting Police Chief After Chief's Death
Capt. James E. Boggs was appointed temporary police chief by Safety Service Director Dan W. Rothe at noon today. He will serve as acting chief until a permanent appointment is made after Civil Service Commission certification following the death of Chief Clellan Andress from a coronary thrombosis.
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James E. Boggs
Safety Service
Dan W. Rothe
Captain Boggs
Clellan Andress
Civil Service Commission
Fishing Party In Ely Park Opens Saturday
Eisra's annual downtown fishing event for boys and girls begins Saturday at 9 a.m. in Ely Park pool with hours 9 to 6 on weekdays and 1 to 6 on Sundays. Prizes for largest and smallest fish, and largest number, with carp, catfish and perch among species.
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Eisra
Ely Park
John Madhock
Elvira Elks Lodge
Venice
Sendusky
Machock
Six Coils Of Steel Roll Off A Truck In LaPorte
Six coils of steel rolled off a truck and damaged gasoline pumps at the Charles Green station in LaPorte yesterday afternoon. The coils broke loose from their lashings as the truck turned, injuring pumps and prompting deputy sheriffs to question driver Irvin Taylor Clyde.
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Charles Green
LaPorte
Irvin Taylor
Clyde. O
Speeding Racer Fined
Racing driver Al Powell was fined ten dollars in Miami Florida today for speeding.
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Miami
Fla
al Powell
Cornerstone To Be Sealed At Oberlin Saturday
Oberlin College will seal the Sophronia Brooks Hall Auditorium cornerstone on Saturday morning October 11 with aluminum trowels. Granddaughters of Mrs Hall, Mrs Paterson and Mrs Acton, will seal contents including family pictures and pamphlets. Donald S Love will announce the contents and President Stevenson will speak on Mother and Son. A separate break in at Elyria Truck and Implement Co was deterred by a large fan and no entry occurred.
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Oberlin
Joseph D. Paterson
Rochester
N. Y
Edward H. Acton
Stockbridge
Mass
Sophronia Brooks Hall
Oberlin College
Paterson
Acton
Hall
Charles Mr. Hall
Charles Hall
Teppan Square
Donald Si. Love
William E. Stevenson
Leonard A. Stdley
School of Theology
Harry N. Holmes
Elyria Truck and Implement Company
Oberlin Road
Winterize Your Vehicle At Economy Motors
Notice urges motorists to prepare for cold weather and get car winterization services at Economy Motors located at 101 Broad St. The brief emphasizes timely action to avoid winter travel issues.
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Economy Motors
Broad St.udy
ROK Forces Fight Savage Battle for White Horse Mountain
South Korean troops won the crest of White Horse Mountain and clashed with Chinese forces in brutal hand to hand fighting. An American officer said the Chinese aimed to win or die as ROKs pressed back a Chinese division and reinforced lines on the central front near Seoul.
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Seoul
Korea
White Horse Mountain
Seoull
ROK
United Press
Warren Franklin
United Nations
Six Boys Earn Highest Scouting Honors at Court of Honor
A Court of Honor for the Southast District of the Boy Scouts was held at the American Legion Hall last night. Six boys received top scouting awards. Adelbert Gorham and Allan Campbell earned Eagle Scout, with Campbell’s family living at 324 E Bridge Street. The opening ceremony featured John Sorrell, with Dr. Joseph Lehene presiding as chairman. Robert Blaine Street awarded the Star honors to three boys. Larkin holds the Eagle with one palm and has ten years of local scouting experience.
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Southast
Boy Scouts
American Legion Hall
Adelbert Gorham
Irving Gorham
Fullerton Read
Allan Campbell
Joseph Crempbell
E. Bridge Street
John Sorrell
Br . Henr
Joseph Lehene
Robert Ro
Blaine Street
Larkin
Man fined for breaking hotel lobby radio in Manchester
A man named MacGregor was fined 14 pounds after smashing a radio in a Manchester hotel lobby following the England versus Scotland football match which England won 1 to 0.
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MacGregor
Manchester
England
Chronicle-Telegram
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Joseph Lehane
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Eagle Scouts
Joseph Campbell
Red Feather
Boggs
Police
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Amherst Books
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Wellington
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