Lorain Urges $300,000 For Rt. 57 Improvement
Lorain City Council faces a Nov 1 deadline to commit about 300000 from inside millage bonds for a Rt. 57 arterial project. The Finance and Claims Committee urged a resolution of intent to provide the funds to gain inclusion in a state highway program and ease traffic from East 28th Street to Broadway and 11th Street.
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Fulton Rd
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11Th
Elyria Ave
Uist
Edna Ave
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Uist St
Frank Ha Ecarlier
Meeiing
Auto leaves road. former Grafton youth killed near Duluth
Duluth Minnesota a former Grafton Ohio resident Airman 2 C John A Hetherington 19 died when thrown from his convertible after it left the highway while rounding a curve six miles south of Duluth He had been stationed at the Duluth Municipal Airport with the US Air Force Guided Missiles Unit A 1955 Gratton High School graduate he played varsity football and basketball Survived by his parents Mr and Mrs Raymond Kay and two brothers Gary and Ricky The family home was 1012 Center St Gratton Kas later became manager of the To Jedy division Living mm LaSalle Burial in Cleveland after funeral arrangements are pending.
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Ohio
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Gary
Ricky
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Confederation Life Associaton
Elyt
Oh.o
Center St
Gratton Ray
Jed
Tax Collections Lag Impacts Elyria City Budget
Elyria 1956 tax collections trail 1955 figures raising concern of a year end deficit. N Black warns delinquencies in real estate and special assessments have risen, with real estate receipts far below last year despite higher valuations. If uncorrected, the sinking fund may borrow to cover bond payments. Action urged.
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Indictments Link Two Fires to Kent State Student
In Cleveland, two fires are tied to a Kent State University student after grand jury indictments. He urged the council to act on delinquent accounts affecting city finances. Investigators point to damages estimated at 18945 from Brookpark and Berea buildings, while general fund revenue shortfalls threaten the 1954 budget.
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Riverside Homes Debate and City Budget Struggles
Residents support tenant purchase of Riverside Homes as a rigid economy order goes into effect October 1 under the general fund. The city seeks about $130,000 for street improvement bills, with notes due in December and a potential year end balance to cover much of the amount. National officials urge adult advisors for the Boy Scouts, while UAW debates rights during a national political discussion and area candidates speak to women voters.
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Jenner Urges Ouster of 2 Soviet Diplomats
Senator William Jenner of Indiana urged the removal of two Soviet diplomats from the United States over their involvement in the Chwastoy kidnapping case. The demand follows surveillance and accusations of covert activity linked to the incident.
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Weather and World News Summary
Partly cloudy and cooler this afternoon with a high near 68 in Northeastern Ohio. Tonight and Wednesday will be partly cloudy with lows around 45 to 50. Lake Erie winds turn northeast today, then northerly tonight. In Washington, Senate investigators testified that two Soviet UN diplomats seized refugee Alexi Chwastov and his daughter aboard the Queen Mare in New York, aided by a UN official and a military aide, and kept them hidden for hours aboard the ship before immigration inspectors intervened.
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Internal Security Subcommittee
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Feodor Salomatin
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Salomatin
Chwastov
George Diecock
Detroi
Elyria United Fund quota met by student volunteers
At a report meeting held yesterday at the American Legion Home co chairmen F J Gottfried Mrs John Nagy and C A Gibbons announced that about 60 student workers from Elyria High School and Elyria District Catholic High School helped the Schools division become the first and only unit to exceed its goal.
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John Nagy
C. A. Gibbons
Elyria High School
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Intensified UF Drive Urged as Final Report Near
United Fund campaign heads into its last two days with only two thirds of the $372,469 goal pledged. Fund Chairman Alfred O'Donnell urges every division leader captain and worker to intensify solicitation to secure contributions and support health and welfare agencies, urging a strong finish by Thursday.
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Alfred O'Donnell
Caplain
Plane Lost with Five Aboard Over Spain
An L40 liaison plane with five men aboard went missing on a Madrid to Barcelona flight. The craft left Getafe Base at 4 30 pm Monday with four hours fuel. A full scale search is under way in northeastern Spain. US Air Force planes from North Africa and Germany are aiding, with Spanish air force standing by.
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Stevenson Presses Ban on Hydrogen Bomb Tests Amid Campaign
Adlai Stevenson, wounded by crash death of a victim, pressed his call for a ban on hydrogen bomb tests. He criticized President Eisenhower for opposing Bulganin and planned a major foreign policy speech from Madison Square Garden on CBS radio television at 8 p.m. EST. He rejected Bulganin’s interference in U.S. politics and repeated his stance on nuclear test limits.
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Government paper explains opposition to H-bomb test halt
The Eisenhower administration will release a detailed government paper outlining its reasons for opposing Adlai Stevenson's proposal to halt H-bomb tests. The paper, prepared under President Eisenhower's direction by AEC chairman Lewis Strauss secretary of state John Foster Dulles and defense secretary Charles E Wilson, lays out the case against a halt.
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Ohio Votes Predicted In 1956 Election Turnout
Secretary of State Ted W Brows estimated today that about 3.75 million Ohioans would cast ballots at 12 068 polling places in the upcoming election. Despite a population rise of around 700000 in four years, the forecast is only 172 votes higher than the 1952 presidential total. Registrations in 37 counties stood at 3,143,732, up about 73000 from four years ago, not matching population gains. The report notes apathy earlier in the campaign but cites high interest near registration. Tonight the President addresses AFL-CIO leaders and will then undergo a weekend head-to-toe physical at Walter Reed.
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Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Brown
Lorain County Registers 78 525 Voters in 1956 Election
Lorain County reports 78 525 registered voters in the South 6 election. Ruth Fox, chief clerk, announces the figure as a record, with duplications largely weeded out by county staff. The official total equals 40 percent of the county population, based on a 1956 population estimate, and reflects lower count than the final unofficial tally.
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Lorain
Ruth Fox
Election Board
Loram County
Soviet Papers Flag Gomulka Rise in Poland Reported
Official Soviet newspapers today indicated recognition of the rise of Wladislaw Gomulka in Poland. The report appears in a facsimile photo section, noting the political shift without new details.
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U.P
Poland's New Red Leaders Shake Up High Posts
In Warsaw and London dispatches Poland's new communist leadership replaces Gen Kaznierz Witaszewski as deputy defense minister and political chief of the army with Gen Manan Spychalski. Gomulka named first secretary of the Polish United Workers Party as Soviet recognitions and political moves ripple across East Europe. Soviet warships entered Polish waters off Gdansk prompting Polish fears. Warsaw Radio reports incidents in Wroclaw and growing Soviet naval activity tied to Poland's leadership changes. The Sejm begins work on new election laws as Yugoslav delegates visit.
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Campaign Quips No 14 The Brain Trust
James M. Kiernan labeled Roosevelt speech writers the brain trust and papers adopted the term. Chronicle-Telegram Want Ads promote daily deals for rent, sale, and notices via a want ad writer, dialing 4751.
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