Pike Study Review Delays on Elyria Turnpike Plans
The City Planning Commission received the Ladislas Segoe and Associates study on the Ohio Turnpike through Elyria and awaits a Wilbur Watson Associates report next week. Mayor Henry W. Ault, chairman, said the report was sent to special counsel Robert Shoup. Turnpike chief James W. Shacknessy criticized Elyria for delay as the commission moves to address the Elyria segment amid a Bryan land dispute court ruling. The 241 mile tollway already has over two thirds under contract.
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City Planning Commission
Ladislas Segoe
Elyria
Henry W. Ault
Robert Shoup
Wilbur Watson Associates
James W. Shacknessy
Ohio Turnpike Commission
Commission
Turnpike Commission
Bryan
Williams County Common Pleas Court
Russell V. Maxwell
Ohio
Europe Aid Cut Possible Next Year Says U S Official
A high ranking administration official says European production has surged in 1953, enabling a substantial 1954 cut in economic aid. He notes Europe’s postwar recovery is the strongest since World War I, while US ground forces in Europe would not be reduced in the current fiscal year. Secretary Wilson hints at potential reductions in American divisions in Europe due to weapon advances.
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Washington
U. S
Europe
Harold Stassen
Paris
Organization of European Economic Cooperation
United States
Charles E. Wilson
Wilson
Weekend in Mountains with Eisenhower at Camp David
President and Mrs. Eisenhower depart Washington for a weekend at Camp David in Maryland's Catoctin mountains. The visit precedes ongoing national affairs.
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Washington
INS
Eisenhower
Camp David
Shangri- la
Maryland
Catoctin Mountains
Weather Summary for Ohio This Weekend
Mostly cloudy and cooler with light showers in the east tonight. Windy clearing west portions with a chance of light frost in the northwest. Sunday partly cloudy and cool. Friday’s high around 73, low 42. Precipitation trace in the last 24 hours. humidity 59 percent at 8 am Friday and 42 percent at 8 pm Friday. Sunrise 6 52 am, sunset 5 40 pm Saturday. Moonrise 6 42 pm Saturday, moonset 9 24 am Sunday.
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United Press
Ohio
Gomset
Father Of 3 Offers Left Eye For Sale Aims To Buy Home
Raymond Shearer of Wellington, a three child father, says he will sell his left eye to fund a home purchase for his family. He plans the operation to aid his vision and relocate nearer his Elyria employer. FBI custody of cab driver Joan Hager tied to Bobby Greenlease case is noted.
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ST. Louis VII
John Hager
St. Louis
Bobby Greenlease
FBI
Federal Grand Jury
Kansas City
Raymond Shearer
R.D
Wellington T Oday
James Scott
Sents No Shearer
St. Ruth Battles
Spencer
Louis
MacArthur Hotel
Snd 1
Elyria Founters
Oist Corporation
Electro-Alloys
American Brake Shoe Corporation
Wellington
Shearer
T Tm
Elyria
Huntington
Six Bands to Parade Here in Halloween Event
Six bands are to march in Elyria's 38th annual Halloween parade on Saturday night October 31 led by Edward Bembower the general chairman. Participants include Elyria High School Elyria District Catholic High School and Maplewood School with the American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps El Rey Grotto band and the US Naval Reserve band of Lorain.
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Elyria
Edward Bembower
Catholic High School
Maplewood School
American Legion
el Rey
Springfield man killed in auto crash on Route 35
Wayne Adams, 35, of Springfield, was killed Friday night when his car spun on a curve on Route 35 and turned beneath the vehicle. Adams and his wife Viola were in the car. their children Donald and Shelley were uninjured.Authorities reported many students and schools involved in preparations for the goblin event with about 4,000 children expected to take part.
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Wayne Adams
Springfield
Adams
Viola
Donald
Shelley
Sher- No
Orland Hays
Cardinal Defends Red Inquiries By Congress
Cardinal Spellman of New York defended congressional inquiries into Communist activity in Europe. He told Belgian Catholics that uncovering subversion is necessary and warned against anti American cries over Beria and Rosenberg cases. He urged Americans to preserve free society amid world wide protests.
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Francis Cardinal Spellman
Reachery
New York
Yugoslavia
Europe
Im-J
Rosenbere
Sion
Lavrenti Beria
Rosenberg
Beria
Uty
America
Spellman
Eisenhower Teams With Farm Advisers on New Program
President Eisenhower met with his top farm advisers in the White House for about seven hours to chart a new agricultural program. He pledged a plan aimed at ensuring farmers get a fair share of national income and serving the broader good, while avoiding revolutionary changes. The session with Ezra Taft Benson and the Agricultural Advisory Commission began at 10 40 a m. and marked the first major step toward quieting farmer unrest.
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Dullelln Washington
Eisenhower
Benson
White House
Washington
Agriculture
Ezra Tait Benson
Agricultural Advisory Commission
Congress
American Farm Bureau Federation
National Grange
National Farmers Union
Advisory Commission
Two Accused Reds Plead Innocent in Ohio Case
Two accused Communists, Joseph Brandt and Robert Campbell, pleaded innocent at arraignment before Federal Judge Charles J. McNamee on charges of conspiring to overthrow the government. Bond reductions were ordered to 20000 for Brandt and 15000 for Campbell. The report notes ongoing farm policy discussions tied to a presidential commission and potential flexible price support ideas for corn.
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Cleveland
Joseph Brandt
Robert Campbell
FBI
Commission
Jin
Death summons Elyria businesswoman Minnie M. Schwind
Minnie M. Schwind 73 operator of Schwind Picture Framing died at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a two day illness. Born January 21 1880 in Litchfield she lived in Elyria 43 years and was survived by son Harold A. Schwind daughter Mrs Robert E. Smith four grandchildren and two sisters. Funeral services Monday at 2 p.m. at Harold Dicken Funeral Home with Rev James Siward officiating burial in Brookdale Cemetery.
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Minnie M. Schwind
Schwind Picture Framing Company
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Schwind
Second Street
Harry J. Schwind
Litchfield
Elyria
First Methodist Church
Circle No. 3
WSCS
Brook Dale
Where To Turn Page Amherst 34 Books Wn Builders
Heads list page items for Amherst and nearby Elyria Oberlin Wellington and Suburban Calendar entries. Includes Church News Comics Death Records Editorials Hospital Notes Society and Sports pages with listings and column notes.
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Amherst
Elyria
Oberlin
Society
Wellington
Superintendent at Tool Company Plant 63 Dies
Ivan W. Weir 63, plant superintendent at Harrison Tool and Manufacturing, died at Elyria Memorial Hospital after being stricken at work. Born April 10, 1890 in Piedmont, he lived in Elyria 47 years and belonged to Elyria Gospel Tabernacle. Survived by wife Ida, daughter Bessie Hales, three granddaughters, and sister. Funeral Monday 2 p.m. at the Tabernacle. burial Ridge Hill Memorial Park.
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Ivan W. Weir
Harrison Tool and Manufacturing Company
Elyria Memorial Hospital
East River Street
Mr. Weir
Piedmont
Ohio
Elyria
Bessie E. Hales
Sandra Jean
Sharron Lea
Shirley Ann Hales
Carl Peake
Norwalk
Ridgway Urges NATO Expansion and Air Power Boost
Gen. Matthew Ridgway urged expanding NATO power and adopting new weapons while stressing air power and manpower gaps in Europe. He cautioned against relying on untested arms and said decisive strength comes from resolute soldiers during a Lafayette College talk ahead of a NATO conference.
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Matt Ings
NATO
B. Ridgway
North Atlantic Alliance
Russia
Europe
Army
Lanew
Fayette College
North Anc
Atlantic Treaty Organization
Ers
Washington
Lowe
Ridgway
Chest Workers Told Hard Work Still Ahead
A. Olsen urged continued effort at the 1954 Community Chest Campaign noting 85 percent of the goal pledged. Several plants exceeded targets with Worthington Ball at 159 percent and other firms like Duplex 128 percent Rome o Division Lear 125 percent Bendix Western Electric 103 percent and more. Inter-High School Red Cross leaders Rothel and Metzner entertained, while A H Walters provided an electric organ accompaniment at the luncheon.
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A. Olsen
Community Chest
Worthington Ball
Duplex Manufacturing and Foundry
Romeo
Lear, Incorporated
Bendix-Westinghouse
Pressed Steel
Republic Steel Corporation
Timms Spring Company
Lee Wilson Engineering
Fruehaut
Western Automatic Machine Screw Company
Elyria Corrugated Box Company
Pfaudler Company
David Rothel
Nadine Metzner
A. H. Walters
Annual Scouteree Starts Friday At Camp Firelands
The southeast district Scouteree for area boy scouts runs Friday to Sunday at Camp Firelands with 150 to 200 scouts from 15 to 18 units. Edwin W. Deering says demonstrations focus on second and first class requirements, with awards based on attendance, church involvement, and camp activities.
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Camp Firelands
Edwin W. Deering
Boy Scouts
Meeting to end Lorain shipyard unauthorized strike
Albert Mertz announcing a Monday Cleveland meeting aims to resolve a walkout by 11 craft unions at American Ship Building Company yards in Lorain. The stoppage idled about 1,000 workers as machinists protest ship commission work and unions urge a return to work under contract grievance handling.
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American Shipbuilding Company
Lorain
Cleveland
Albert Mertz
International Association of Machinists
AFT
Mertz
Shopper suffers heart attack at Kaase's bakery
Frank W. Sullivan of 340 Furnace Street collapsed with a heart attack yesterday afternoon in Kaase's bakery. He was transported by ambulance to Elyria Memorial Hospital and admitted for treatment.
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Frank W. Sullivan
Furnace’ Street
Kaase
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Guilty Plea in Ohio College Murder Case
Roy R. Schinagle Jr. pleaded guilty to second degree murder in the killing of Cynthia Pfeil, 19, of White Plains Ohio Wesleyan sweetheart. He received a life sentence, with prosecutors previously seeking the death penalty for first degree murder.
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Dpper Sandusky
Roy R. Schinagle Jr
Cynthia Pfeil
White Plains
Schinagle
Ohio Wesleyan University
Schinagie
Cleveland
Mayfield Heights
Harold Roth
Carr
Miss Pfeil
Dean Sees Quick Pace in Korean Peace Conference Talks
American special envoy Arthur H. Dean arrived in Seoul with optimism over a Korean conference time and place. He expects agreement with North Korea and China within ten days to two weeks and warned against pessimism about the plenary session while noting talks begin at a site on the truce line.
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Seoul
America
Arthur H. Dean
Dean
United Nations
Korea
Holda
John Foster Dulles
Republic of Korea
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