Woman Hurt in Norwalk Crash Near Old Vault Co
A 20-year-old New London woman, Mary Jane Maier, is listed in critical condition at Norwalk Memorial Hospital after she was found unconscious in a wrecked car on Woodlawn Avenue at 2 55 am. Police say she fell asleep, ran off the curb, and crashed into a tree near the Norwalk Vault Company. she remains unconscious with a fractured leg and possible skull injuries.
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Storm Toll May Reach 64 Dead
Debris off Nantucket signaled the Carol toll could reach 64 with the Red Start of New Bedford missing and a crew of 11. Capt. Braz McDonald reported 65-foot waves as the storm lashed 30 miles southeast of Nantucket. Widespread damage and power outages hit New England communities and tourism, with utilities restoring only part of service.
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Northeastern Ohio Weather Forecast New and Cooler Week Ahead
The five day forecast calls for mostly sunny, cooler afternoons with highs near 76 today and warmer Saturday in the low 80s. Winds from the west to northwest at 15 to 20 mph this afternoon, light and variable tonight. Precipitation 0.09 inch in the last 24 hours. Temperatures average above normal today with cooler spell Saturday and a rise Sunday and Monday. Humidity near 65 percent this morning, dropping to 52 percent this afternoon. Normal lows 58, normal highs 79. Showers likely Sunday or Monday and again midweek.
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Lake Erie
Holley's Amherst Trial Set For Next Friday
Amherst The trial of Williams Holley for driving while intoxicated will be held next Friday at 7 30 p m in the Amherst town hall. Mayor Fred Hogrefe announced the jury trial in a case that followed extensive legal wrangling over venue and prejudice claims with Holley’s attorney Walter Gordon. Holley was convicted earlier in Lorain Municipal Court on a related charge. The charges stem from a January 27 arrest by village police and the case was pursued as a village ordinance matter, allowing a jury trial in local court.
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Woman pleads hardship over taxes delaying trial
In Joliet Michigan a woman facing a tax case asked for relief as Will County officials delayed proceedings until a Board of Tax Review could hear her request. Judge D A Cook noted the couple had a $36,000 home and a Cadillac and payments were high. Hogrefe denied bias and presided, with the claim that they could not afford to pay taxes this year.
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Use Of Surplus Foods For Relief To Be Urged
Percy Lainson of Fort Madison Iowa newly elected national president of the American Legion Auxiliary Seaborn P Collins Jr of Las Cruces New Mexico elected national commander of the American Legion at the Washington DC convention Details note a Legion convention story on Page 5
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American Legion Auxiliary
Seaborn P. Collins Jr
Las Cruces
N.M
American Legion
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Commissioner Proposes Federal Surplus Food to Ease Relief Costs
County Commissioner J Norman Thompson proposed distributing federal surplus foods to Lorain County relief recipients through a central commissary to reduce welfare costs without sharply cutting relief. He aims to present the plan after welfare case record checks reveal lapses in county department work. A looming 40 000 to 50 000 relief fund shortage before February drives the proposal, with current cuts totaling 779 a month not covering the deficit. A Pleasant View Sanatorium building was suggested as a distribution center while state old age pension reviews continue to see if children of relief recipients can help support their parents.
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Controversy Clouds SEATO Preview In Manila
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles arrived in Manila and forecast SEATO opens Monday. A major split between Asian and European delegates over alliance strength threatens unity. Dulles to discuss U S Philippines mutual defense terms while Britain and France may water down SEATO plans.
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French Woman Diplomat Held In Australia
In Sydney a French diplomat, Madame R M Ollier, second secretary at the Canberra embassy, was arrested on a grave breach of security after secret evidence from defected Soviet spy chief Vladimir Petrov and wife. She was detained in Noumea, New Caledonia, 850 miles from the northern coast of Australia.
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Andralin
Morse Flanders Voice Confidence In Censure Study
Senators Morse and Flanders backed the fairness of the censure inquiry into McCarthy. Watkins urged impartiality limits, while Dulles and others urged patience as the panel finished presenting charges. The hearings paused for a funeral and will resume Tuesday with additional evidence.
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World Series Opener Set For September 29
National and American League officials announced the 1955 World Series will begin September 29. The first two games will be at the National League park, the next three at the American League city, with the final two if needed back at the National League park.
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Eisenhower Signs Three Major Bills To Fight Communism
President Eisenhower signed three key measures in Denver at Lowry AFB. One curbs domestic communism by revoking citizenship for Smith Act violators. another doubles peacetime espionage penalties. A third authorizes 5.24 billion dollars for mutual security, combining new and unspent prior funds. Gerund Hoover accompanied him. Fraser, Colo. hosted the fishing trip exit.
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Civic Welcome For First Place Indians Planned
Cleveland plans a civic welcome Monday night for the first place Indians. The AL leaders plane will land around 10 0 at Hopkins Airport Gate 5. Jimmy Dudley will identify players over WERE while Gov Lausche Bob Hope and others are invited. Attendees are asked to bring noisemakers.
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Protests Prompt Resignations In Mendes France Cabinet
Paris dispatch reports three members of Prime Minister Pierre Mendes France’s government resigned in protest over his approach to the European army treaty plan rejected by the National Assembly. The move signals a political crisis as Paris seeks a new leadership stance amid the international defense pact dispute.
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Warning of U S Germany alliance pressuring Mendes France
Paris warned Washington may seek a separate military pact with Bonn if France blocks rearmament of West Germany within the Allied Security system. High U S officials told Premier Mendes France that strong Congressional sentiment favors a German sovereignty solution and mutual defense ties with the United States.
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General's Wife Fears All News Not Being Told
Madame Jacqueline de Castries wife of Brig Gen Christian de Castries captured at Bien Bien Phu said Paris may be hiding grave news. She reported visa delays hindering her Indochina trip to see her husband believed to be freed today despite government blocks. The report follows a beacon of confusion amid wartime updates.
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Parolee in San Francisco Arrested for Narcotics Possession
Parolee Harry Hawkins, 25, reported to his parole officer with 25 marijuana cigarettes in his pocket. Hawkins claimed the marijuana aided boxing training by giving him speed and power. He was booked on possession of narcotics.
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Personal Ads Highlight Quick Contact in Chronicle-Telegram
The Personal column in the Chronicle Telegram Classifieds offers Lorain County readers a fast way to reach others. Advertisers can reconnect, publicize meetings, wares, or services by placing a timely Personal ad and calling for an answering reply.
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