YWCA Y Teens Enroll In Broad Community Program
Elyria YWCA emphasizes teen clubs and broad services for all ages as part of a nationwide drive. The Senior Y Teen Club members are shown during a recognition service for old and new members among 500+ Elyria girls involved in YWCA activities.
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Ohio Turnpike posts nine day income and traffic totals
The Ohio Turnpike Commission reported nine days of operation showing 346,880 vehicles and 328,690 in cash revenue. Tolls averaged 36.00 per day, with additional restaurant, gas, and truck-toll income not yet counted. Turnpike Chairman James W Shocknessy said traffic and revenue prove the project will pay its way.
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Ohio Turnpike Commission
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Four Injured In Mishap Now Fair
Four Litchfield area residents injured in a three car crash Sunday remained in fair condition at Medina Community Hospital. Among the injured are Sewsee Verna Knipple 13 Roland Edgar Kipton Ethel Edgar Judith Edgar 23 who suffered multiple injuries and skull and spine trauma. Seven others were treated and released from hospital after the Rt 18 collision about a mile west of Mallet Creek.
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Mena Community Hospital
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Judith Edgar
Roland Edgars
Salvia Miller
Sullivan
Harold F Tucker
R. D. J. Litchield
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Litchfield
John Thexer
Henry Knipper
Grace Clifford
Chatham
Daniel Edgar
Kippen
Mallet Creek
Last Air Crash Bodies Removed Near Medicine Bow Peak
The final 66 victims of a United Airlines DC4 crash near Medicine Bow peak were recovered by Monday after rescuers began Friday. Federal investigators seek cause as no survivors remained in the wreckage on the 12,350 foot peak.
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Officer Explains Hitler Body Burn Why It Was Burned
Cleveland police lieutenant William J Tolant said Hitler wanted his body burned after his suicide so there would be no display in Russia. Tolant questioned Hitler’s chauffeur in Berchtesgaden two months after the dictator’s death and said he possesses one of six copies of a statement by Enr Kempka the chauffeur.
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United Fund Area and Cerebral Palsy Campaign Change
The Greater Elyma area for the United Fund includes Elyma City and Elyna Township plus Carlisle Colinba Eaton Grafter LaGrance and Ridgeville Townships serving about 690 percent population. Elyria Cerebral Palsy Society says it has sufficient funds this year so no United Fund appeal will be made. it may join next year when its program needs grow.
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Court Will Study GM Dupont Interlock Case
The Supreme Court agreed to decide if General Motors and Dupont are illegally interlocked and restraining trade amid a government bid to shake up billion-dollar stock holdings. Dupont owns 23 percent of GM, valued at over two billion dollars, per a Chicago ruling.
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Army Reserve Units Streamlined To Assure Faster Mobilization
Army Reserve divisions were reorganized to speed mobilization with all 25 divisions at full combat strength of 14,000. Reassignments were streamlined and training slots expanded to replace losses and maintain readiness.
Dixon Yates settlement costs delayed amid legal review
Washington reports the government will postpone paying Dixon Yates settlement costs while it reviews the contract’s legality. The delay follows actions over boundary disputes in submerged lands claims and scrutiny of the Dixon Yates financing role. An AEC review could determine damages and potential penalties for cancellation of the West Memphis plant deal.
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Split Indications of Open Rift in 1955 Dem Nomination
Washington observers see signs of a growing split between Adlai E. Stevenson and Gov. Averell Harriman as Harriman weighs a 1956 presidential bid. Gary Raymond, as potential VP running mate, met Harriman, while Kefauver dismissed candidacy rumors.
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Oklahoma
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Doctor killed in Kentucky car crash shocks towns
The physician, Dr Chase, died in a Sunday night auto crash while en route from a call. His wife Mary Coleman, formerly of New London, survives with two children Norah eight and Robert two. Funeral is in Glasgow with burial there.
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Legion Group Examines UNESCO Resolutions in Miami
The American Legion foreign relations committee works to fuse 13 UNESCO resolutions into a single position. Members split between full endorsement and rejection, amid charges that UNESCO could influence world government and concerns over Communist influence in the United Nations. A lengthy parade and military displays accompany the convention activities.
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Fremont Man Testifies in First Degree Murder Trial
Samuel Tannyhill admitted killing waitress Mrs. Shirley Bradford on May 2 in Sandusky county. He described a struggle at the Hut restaurant, dropping a gun, beating her with a jack handle, and driving her to the Tindall bridge where she was murdered. He claimed she threatened to report the robbery and tried to stop him.
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Kefauver Aide to Visit UNESCO Meeting in Cincinnati
Delegate Kefauver nearing tour end plans to travel from Korea to the United States. He is noted as Geography Teachers to a UNESCO gathering in Cincinnati from November 3 to 5. The junior senator and Geography leader will depart Korea Wednesday afternoon to return home via the U. S. National Commission.
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Helicopter Delivers Glass for Penthouse Window Repair
A Chicago insurance official says using a helicopter to replace a broken penthouse window costs 400 less than transporting a plate of glass by conventional means. The copter will hoist the new pane to the Z1st floor penthouse.
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Illinois Legion Corps Wins Title
The American Legion Post 320 from Skokie, Illinois, was named Senior Drum and Bugle Corps champion at the 1955 American Legion national convention. Massillon, Ohio, and Belington, Ontario placed among the top six.
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