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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1954

Page

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County Welfare Policy Set and Chief to Visit Next Week

Lorain County Commissioners unveiled a new welfare policy to tighten case checks after a review found laxity in relief case processing. State Welfare Director Henry Robison will meet with the board and local welfare officials next week to discuss cooperative responsibilities. Robison will also address rest home operators at Oberlin Inn, with Dr. Stanley W Smith organizing the county rest home association. A weekly report from Welfare Director Waterhouse is required, and a full case rework of all 542 relief files will be submitted daily for review. Further cuts were anticipated as the recheck continues.

Lorain Henry Robison Relef Robison Judge Robison Oberlin’ Inn Stanley W Smith Elyria Home Welfare Department C. C. Waterhouse

Churches Stop Bingo Games In New York

Roman Catholic churches across New York have halted weekly charity bingo games. Spokesmen said the decision, made parish by parish, comes amid the games becoming a major political issue last week and sparking controversy in the city.

New York

Weather summary for Northeastern Ohio and Lake Erie

Cloudy with light rain possible and mild today. high about 74. Tonight showers and cooler with low near 54. Wednesday remains cloudy and cooler with highs near 50s to 60s. Lake Erie small craft warnings in effect. Five day Ohio forecast expects normal to slightly above normal temperatures, cooler midweek, with limited showers and a trace to one quarter inch total rainfall.

Ohio Lake Erie

Lorain Woman Killed Husband Injured In Xenia Crash

In Warren County near the Greene County line a car driven by Kyle Kitts 22 lost control and crashed into a ditch. His wife Eileen Kitts 19 of Lorain died from a broken neck after arriving at Green Memorial Hospital Xenia. Kyle was listed in fair condition with chest and eye injuries. Eileen’s body lay at Nagley Funeral Home Xenia.

Xenia Lorain U.S Green Memorial Hospital Eileen Kitts E. 29Th Middletown Kyle Kitts State Highway Patrol Kitts Warren County Greene County Nagley Funeral Home

Democrat Elected Maine Governor in First in 20 Years

In Portland Maine voters elected the first Democratic governor in 20 years and sent a political signal. Edmund S Muskie, a Truman administration official, defeated Republican Burton M Cross by about 20000 votes in the first in the nation election held Monday.

Portland Maine Weathervone Edmund S. Muskie Truman Burton M. Cross

Nationalist Warships Bombard Red Island Near Amoy

Nationalist warships shelled Chinyu atoll near Amoy as part of a 12 day offensive against Red China coastal bases. Air activity appeared reduced with reconnaissance and bombing missions continuing at Amoy. Earlier reports claimed air strikes near Quemoy. water-ghost infiltrators were intercepted. In Maine politics, Margaret Chase Smith and several GOP lawmakers won reelection. Muskie defeated Cross amid claims of a need for change influenced by hurricane damage and national mood.

Stanway Cheng Taipeh China Red China Chinyw Atoll Amoy Island Amoy Quemoy Quemoy Island Formosa Chiang K Kai- Shek Cross GOP Margaret Chase Smith Robert Hale Charles P. Nelson Clifford E. McIntire Muskne Smith Colby College Paul Fullam Muskie Maine Waterville Richard Nixon Leonard W. Hall

Two New Quakes Hit Algeria. Toll Seen Near Two Thousand

Two earthquakes struck rugged Algerian mountains today prompting fears the series of shocks may claim up to 2000 lives. Officials and residents report widespread damage and aftershocks as rescue teams rush to the stricken areas near Orléansville.

Orleansville Algeria Strcken

Speed Drives Elyria Turnpike Sector Progress

A. C. Bud Nesbitt leads a fast paced crew on the Elyria sector C-23 of the Ohio Turnpike, with A. J. Baltes Inc. as contractor. Men and machines slash earth at a rapid pace, shaping bridges and highways as crews pride themselves on speed and progress.

Don Miller Elyria A. C Bud) Nesbitt Birmingham A. J. Baltes, Inc Norwalk Baltes

Italy Supports West German Rearming Plan

Rome reports British Foreign Secretary Eden won Italian support for rearming West Germany as a NATO member. Italy also open to West Germany joining the Brussels defense pact to ease French fears, while preferring NATO backing and noting Brussels ties balance Western forces.

Rome Anthony Eden Italy West Germany North Atlantic Treaty Organization NATO Brussels Britain Eden Germany European Defense Community EDC Konrad Adenauer Irorn

Former Congressman Draws Ohio Un-American Probe

Former congressman Hugh de Lacy, now a Cleveland repairman, was subpoenaed to appear before a House Un-American Activities Committee subcommittee in Dayton. Investigators had him identified as a Communist by witnesses at Seattle hearings, with two other Cleveland men sought as witnesses to push the probe toward Antioch College and Yellow Springs. The Vernet Laboratories at Yellow Springs, led by Russian trustee Sergius Vernet, were cited as leftist hubs by state Sen. Lowell Fess. A major witness offered immunity. two witnesses balked, including FBI undercover agent Arthurson suggesting potential immunity offers for testimony.

Dayton Hugh de Lacy Cleveland House un-American Activities Committee de Lacy Communist Party Seattle Wash Yellow Springs Antioch College Greene County Lowell Fess Walter Lowman

Quemoy Defense Seen Deterring Red Attack

UPI reports officials believe China’s strong Quemoy defense deters an immediate Red invasion. Reds may still hope to seize the island later, while U S policy remains to keep Beijing guessing. Defense and state officials show split on direct U S intervention if attacked.

Quemoy Washington Tan China State and Defense Department United Johan Foster Dulles United States John P Hontes U.S Smirces Defense Department

Where To Turn Earn To Drive Elyria Driving

Fragmentary OCR notes show a driving instruction item referencing Elyria and the phrase earn to drive. The readable text yields no clear dates, organizations, or named individuals to confirm a complete news item.

Elyria

Priest Says American Mistreated By Reds

In Hong Kong AP reports say Hugh Redmond of New York was tortured in a Chinese prison after release from a prison camp. Priest Reverend Curcutte said Redmond suffered from malnutrition and health decline with teeth loss and dizzy spells. Escalating claims include espionage charges and a life imprisonment verdict announced by Peiping Radio.

Hong Kong Redmond Law Caine Hugh Redmond New York United Press Loui'sari Curcutte Towallen Voice of Redicon China Redmond Redmond Curcuffe Shanghai Peiping

Confessor Of Murder To Be Quizzed In New Jersey

Cleveland detective will fly to Trenton today to question Billy Williams, a 10 year old reportedly admitting the murder of Marilyn Sheppard. Williams is held in New Jersey for Florida authorities on kidnapping charges. Dr. Samuel H. Sheppard, husband of the victim, has been charged with the murder and awaits trial. LAST DAY to register, Sept. 2. Valid Citizenship of a

Cleveland Trenton N. J Marilyn Sheppard Patrick L. Gareau Billy Williams New Jersey Florida Willams Bay Village Stephen A. Sheppard Vicii Samuel H. Sheppard Jvncumn

Typhoon in Japan Leaves Dozens Dead and Missing

Typhoon June swept the Sea of Japan today causing 32 known deaths and 42 missing, with 104 reported injured. Authorities warned of continuing dangerous conditions as rescue operations began.

Japan Tokyo Sea of Japan

Elyma High School adds two new units in bid rounds

Elyma City Board of Education moved to start work on two new school units and alterations to the Technical Building. Roth Bros. of Norwalk won the main contract at 568000 with alternates bringing the total to 618254. Plumbing and heating went to Sam Ross and Sons at 136700 plus 137570 with alternates. Ryan Electric won 81900 with alternates bringing to 85125. Technical Building work awarded to T. J. Hume Co. at 38500 and plumbing to E. W. Files Co. at 41300. Locker purchase to Interior Steel Equipment Co. at 8115. Several smaller items deferred for later bid review. Construction slated to begin as spaces clear, with initial moves possible in Lincoln site. Nearby Japanese impact news follows.

Elyma High School Elyma City West Ave Roth Sam Ross and Sons Lorain T. J. Hume Co Elyria- Lorain E. W. Files Co Lima Interior Steel Equpment Co Carl Guenther Outcast, Guenther, and Associates

Pupils Segregated Again in Hillsboro Schools

In Hillsboro Ohio the board of education rezoned districts Monday night to return nine tenths of Negro children to Lincoln school. No white children will be assigned there, restoring segregation in the district.

Hillsboro, O Ins Hillsboro Board of Education Lincoln School

Accomplishment Advice and Classified Ad Offer

Chronicle-Telegram classifed ads promise fast results for readers seeking to rent, sell, or buy. A sample ad notes a piano offered free to take away at 41 Broad Street for Mrs Ade Yearly, with contact numbers 4751 and 57-113 for ad-writer assistance.

Ade Broad Street

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