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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1954

Page

7

Rhodes Announces Farm and Unemployment Plan Push

Ohio Governor James A. Rhodes outlines a broad program to expand farm aid, speed unemployment benefits, and improve state services. He pledges stronger farm-to-market roads, drought relief, and an expanded conservation effort while criticizing rival proposals and calling for stricter enforcement of labor and mining laws.

Robert Vincent George D. Nye Gav Sn.s Ernor Lausche Ernor James A. Rhodes Jour Buc Nye Rhodes Joffce Bureau of Cleveland Gressman George H. Bender Republican Ohio

Ground Breaking Rites For New Gulf Rd Synagogue

Ground breaking ceremonies for a new Jewish synagogue on Gulf Rd drew a large crowd. Rabbi Naphtali J. Rubinger outlined three Hebrew ideals guiding the temple project and urged hope, courage, and faith. The program included greetings from local clergy, officials, and congregation members.

J. Grant Keys Samuel Kailes Elyine Gulf Road Alex Alifeld Congregation Syudath Achim Bnai Abraham Elyria Gulf Rd Naphtali J. Rubinger Agudath Achim Bnai Abraham Grant Keys United States United Nations World Order Godspeed B. Kenneth Anthony First Congregational Church First Elyria Ministerial Association Samuel Meyer Lorain Rabbi Rubinger Louis Becker Carl I. Miller Henry K.shaw Washington Avenue Church of Christ Florida Yeshiva University New York Charles Horwitz Sisterhood Alex Altfeld Ben Smith Becker Kailes Robert Kahn Oberlin Faye Liebman Oberlin Conservatory James Lumadue Emmanuel Lutheran Church

Care Enough Share Enough with The Girl Scouts

The Black River Girl Scout Council guides Troops under adult volunteers to help girls learn womanhood, home duties, and active citizenship. It relies on public support and partners with the Elyria Community Chest to fund programs for 998 members in the area.

Black River Elyria Greater Iun

Long Table Tells of Hymns PEM and AMEE in Community Life

A fragmented report describes 356 adult members leaving Slyk 24 to work as waiters and serve on duties, with mentions of prisoner Rob, inland committees, and a 17 foot table top escape from a dining room as part of a wider tale about home and world.

Chicago Slyk Roops Séc

Accidents In Ohio Fatal To Fourteen Over Weekend

At least 14 people died in Ohio accidents over the weekend, mostly traffic. Fatal incidents included a 72 year old man burned in a gas explosion in his apartment and a Hamilton man killed when his car failed to negotiate a curve. Other deaths occurred in Cincinnati, Norwalk, Elyria, and Parma from crashes and a train strike.

Ohio Victi John F. Carr Columbus White Cross Hospital Carr Bruce Boyd Harkins Hamilton Galbraith Road Hamilton County Springfield Township Hattie Niel Diamond Irene Pickens Homeworth Kent Athens Charles E. Boggs Donald Clark Peter Woodson Cincinnati James J. Crompton Mit Washington Clermont County West Virginia Norwalk Thomas Owens Mayerstown Evelyn Reisinger Columbia Stetson Elyria Memorial Hospital Elyria Ernest R. Banks Cleveland Bernadette Bolden Morths Raymond P. Way Parma Inscar Wita Grantwood Drive

Rumors of Prince Charles Tooth Loss Spark Royal Sighs

Rumors that Britain's Prince Charles had lost a first tooth stirred sympathy among women hoping to glimpse the young heir. A toothy smile after bidding farewell to Queen Mother Elizabeth on her U S trip reassured the public that the royal smile remained intact.

London Britain Charles Elizabeth U. S

Adenauer Sets West Germany Unity Amid Paris Accord

West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer, in a cabled interview from Bonn, hailed the Paris accord restoring sovereignty and a German army as a step toward East West reunion. He expects ratification by 15 nations within months and a 560,000 man force in about two and a half years alongside Western Allies.

United States West Germany Europe Konrad Adenauer Iim Hugh Baillie United Press New York East Iey Adenauer Bonn Paris Family of Nations Adolf Hitler Russia Paign White House Dent Germany Tei East Germany

Eisenhower Sets Cabinet Meeting On Germany Rearmament

President Eisenhower called an extraordinary cabinet meeting to hear a report from Secretary of State John Foster Dulles on the historic Paris agreement on Germany rearmament. He also planned to greet Secretary Dulles personally at National Airport on his return from Europe.

White House Western Europe Richard M. Nixon Adlai FE Stevenson Salt Lake City Eisenhower Camp David Catoctin Mountains Gettysburg National Security Industrial Association James Forrestal Aillies Russia United Press Washington John Foster Dulles Germany Dukes National Airport

Gloomy Sheppard House Seen For Mystery Tale

A Cleveland area scene centers on the Sheppard house on West Lake Road viewed as a foreboding location amid Marilyn Sheppard’s murder case. The derelict property contrasts with nearby neat homes as legal and media attention swirls around Dr Samuel Sheppard’s trial.

Tery Sheppard Lake Road Detroit Cleveland Sam J

Campaign targets undecided voters in final election week

Republicans and Democrats sharpened focus on undecided voters as the 1954 campaign enters its last week highlighting unemployment farm prices public power and concerns about Communists in government. Speakers alleged Stevenson connections and President Eisenhower coattails while promising varied policy contrasts in televised forums and rallies.

United Press Washington Ninon Las Vegas Nev Adlai Stevenson Congress Alger Hiss Niven Leslie C.arends House GOP Arends

Eye Level Asymmetry Linked to Headaches Dr Roy Claims

Dr Raymond Roy told an optometrists meeting that over 65 percent of migraine sufferers have one eye higher than the other. The finding was presented at a Milwaukee research briefing.

Milwaukee Raymond Roy

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