Rhodes Demands Answers To Six Turnpike Audit Points
James A. Rhodes denounces Gov. Lausche and Turnpike Chair Shacknessy, releasing copies of his audit with six major questions. He cites questioned expenses by Shacknessy Denton firm, a $50.25 monthly personal telephone line, engineering firm design and consulting duties, disputed right of way costs, and direct indirect interests by appraisers in land deals.
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Columbus
James A. Rhodes
Frank J. Lausche
James W. Shacknessy
Ohio Turnpike Commission
Rhodes
Commission
Shacknessy
Lausche
Arena
GOP
Turnpr Commission
Ines
Paul Beetler
Robert
Econ
ASR
The
Turnpike Committee
Shacknessy, Summers and Denton
South High Street
Martindale - Hubbell
American Bar Association
Martindale Hubbell
Three Hurt In Collision Of Two Cars
A five year old girl remained in critical condition with a fractured skull at Amherst Hospital after a crash yesterday at six p.m. Her father and brother are also confined there. Karen Beetler was seriously injured in the Beetler car, driven by her father, with others from Elyria involved. Robert Hart of Elyria faced the other car’s impact with Thurman Washington and Cora Vaughn as passengers, all receiving emergency treatment. Hospital officials later reported Beetler’s condition as fair and Hart’s as good.
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Amherst Hospital
Karen Beetler
Yeager
R.D. 2
Lorain
Robert Hart
Woodford Ave
Elyin
Thurman Washington
Cora Vaughn
CEA
Chestnut St
Elyria
Hart
Shacknessy
Summers
Denton
Hart and
Washington
Dun and Bradstreet, Inc
Miner
Irs
Freddy Stanley’s reckless truck stunt ends after 40 yards
In Portsmouth England Freddy Stanley, a three percent year old, climbed into an unattended truck outside his home and reversed into a parked car. He then drove about 40 yards before stopping when a policeman appeared, promising his mother he would not repeat the act.
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Portsmouth
England
Freddy Stanley
Freddy
Weather and housing trustees debate Valley View notices
Northeastern Ohio forecast partly cloudy and warmer with highs near 70 to 82 and low around 59. Lake Erie winds southwest to 20 mph. Friday’s precipitation trace. A housing board delays notices to move residents at 79 units as trustees seek time extension and contact the county prosecutor over Valley View closing concerns.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
Francis
Valley View
Arthur Schaber
Jin
Churchill Seeks United Front to Stop Isolationism
Blackpool England Prime Minister Winston Churchill warned that American withdrawal into isolationism would doom Europe to Soviet dominance and endanger Britain. He appealed for stronger U S ties and aid to defend Europe while signaling no plan to retire. He cautioned against further German rearmament concessions beyond the London conference. The speech referenced the London arms talk and praised alliance with the United States as essential to peace.
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Blackpool
England
Winston Churchill
Europe
Soviet Union
Churchill
Anthony Edenl
France
United States
Valley View housing project ordered closed by housing authority
Officials of the Public Housing Authority in Chicago ordered the immediate removal of the Valley View housing project north of Elyria on Gulfea. The action affects about 366 people and marks a step toward closing the project, with Elyria officials and Lorain Metropolitan Housing Authority involved in survey findings and possible six month extension talks.
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Public Housing Authority
Chicago
Valley View
Elyria
Gulfea
Willard T. Francis
Lorain
Wally
Elyria Qouay
Albert Bishop
P. H. AJ
Francis
Colson Plans Michigan Plant Closure and Elyria Move
Colson Corp announces consolidation moving Albion Michigan truck production to Elyria Ohio. New $300000 Woodford Avenue addition will house combined output with Elyria plant. caster manufacture remains at Pine Street. At least 75 new jobs expected as part of streamlining to boost competitiveness.
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Colson Corp
Woodford
Garden Aves
Colson
Michigan
Elyria
Robert A. Pritzker
Albion
Mich
Novoo
Pritzker
Pine St
Payment For Attack Demanded By United States
Washington demanded Russia pay 2 783 492 dollars in damages for an attack that destroyed a B 50 bomber over the Sea of Japan last July. Of 17 Air Force crew, only one survivor. 16 lost, three confirmed dead, others possibly rescued by Russians. Ambassador Bohlen delivered the note in Moscow. If Russia refuses, the United States asks to submit the dispute to the International Court of Justice at The Hague.
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Washington
U. S
Russia
Sea of Japan
Moscow
Charles E. Bohlen
Japam
International Court of Justice
Hague
Acme Grange in Top Ten National Contest Finals
The Acme Grange, state leaders in Community Service, is named among the nation’s top 10 in the Snals finals with a $15,000 first prize possible. Judges will tour Columbia Township to assess work. Acme placed fifth nationally last year and its past master Abel E. Carpenter was notified by telephone.
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Acme
Abel E. Carpenter
Columbia Township
Byron Fredericks
Ohio
Acme Grange
Columbia High School
Biagmatic Springs Polio Foundation
City to Start Work on Two Water Lines
Safety Service Director Michael J. Lotko announced two new water line projects beginning Monday. An 10 inch line will run about 800 feet in the Eastgate Allotment from Jornell Ave to Eastern Heights Blvd. A 2 inch line will extend from Garden Ave to the city's sanitary landfill to wash sanitation trucks. Each project costs under $1,000.
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Safety Service
Michael J. Lotko
Eastgate
Jornell Ave
Eastern Heights Blvd
Lotko
Garden Ave
Auto Crash Fatal in Cincinnati Area
Elmer Sawtelle, 69, a retired Cincinnati businessman, was killed today in a road accident on Route 25 near Monroe in Butler County.
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Cincinnati
Elmer Sawtelle
Monroe
Butler County
Beloved Teacher Honored by Editorial Tribute
Wellington remembers Miss Sarah Huniridze in an editorial tribute by Don Miller. A note on page 36 recalls the longtime educator. Also mentions Wakerman School playgrounds funded by the PTA for student recreation on page 29.
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Sarah Huniridze
Wellington
Don Miller
P.T.A
Wakerman School
Sheppard Trial Shifted Amid Venue Debate in Cleveland
Defense and Judge Hurd prepare for Dr. Samuel Sheppard murder trial amid a venue dispute and calls for a public opinion poll. A separate trial for his wife’s murder may move to avoid clashes. officials consider a jury panel and possible city change. Local advertising note appears at the end.
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Cleveland. C
Joy Seth Hurd
Samuel H. Shep
Court of Appeals
Corrigan
Common Pleas
William J. Corrigant
Fred W. Garmone
Sheppard
Hurd
Wali
Marilyn
Bay Village
John J.igy Mahon
Snathar City
Dr. Sheppard
Cuyahoga County
Norwalk Polio Victims Grow as Cases Rise in County
A Norwalk 19 year old Marylin Martin becomes the citys latest polio victim admitted to Cleveland City Hospital after a 3 PM admission. Earlier a 1 year old Grafton boy Gerald Matusik recovered at home after hospital treatment. Vermilion six year old Tommy Mauer remains in fair condition at Cleveland Hospital. No new Elgrit cases since Sept and Lorain County total reaches 31 for the year.
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East Main St
Norwalk
Cleveland City Hospital
Marylin Martin
Clarence Martin
Grafton
Gerald Matusik
City Hospital
Gerald
Lee Matusik
Grafton High School
Tommy Mauer
Raymond Mauer
Exchange St
Elgrit
Lorain County
Rescue Effort Continues After Cargo Ship Sinking Off Cape Henry
The U S Coast Guard reports the cargo ship Moremackite of Moore McCormack Lines broke in two and sank in a gale off Cape Henry early Thursday. Five survivors have been rescued and many others seen in life jackets amid rough seas as searchers from coast guard planes ships and the Navy scan the area. A Greek merchant ship heard screams and located survivor Chief Steward Macael Angel Hernandez aboard the SS Makedenia. The vessel was en route to Baltimore from Buenos Aires with ore cargo.
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Norfolk Kis
Coast Guard
Atlantic
Coast Guard Laidee
Cape Henry
S. St Moremack
Baltimore
Buenos Aires
Moore-McCormack Lines
New York
Oakland
Calif
Navy
Macael Angel Hernandez
Searman
Security Unit Rice Arrested
FBI agents arrested 41 year old Joseph Sidney Petersen at his Arlington Virginia home on charges of taking classified defense documents for use to the injury of the United States or to the advantage of a foreign nation. The arrest was announced by FBI Director J Edgar Hoover.
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Washington
INS
FBI
National Security Agency
United States
J. Edgar Hoover
Joseph Sidney Petersen
Arlington
Quick Way to Increase Income Ad Promises Fast Cash
Classified ad touts quick income boosts by renting vacancies and selling items. Encourages dialing a number for speedy help and cites Mrs. Walker at 266 Blanche Ave as an example. Mentions a DUO Therm heater used one winter with contact 22-679.
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Challenges Lausche
Béetler
Rotert
Albion, Mich
Valley View Project
National Grange
Sears, Roebuck Foundaion
Gates Hospital
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Pollo
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Oberlin
Church
Wellington Hospital
Aditor
Salyi Meats
River St
Furnace
Rice
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