O'Neil Center Tax Valuation Set at 3,701,022
Lorain County Auditor Frank Ayres announced the O'Neil-Sheffield Shopping Center appraisal totals a tax valuation of 3,701,022 with 1,167,390 taxable value this year due to incomplete January 1 status. Land and remaining structures valued at 255,190 with improvements at 454,728. The center’s total value includes 2,891,004 for buildings and 1,128,478 for the O'Neil store.
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Sheffield Township
Lorain County
O'Neil-Sheffield
Frank Ayres
O'Neil Center
Ayres
O'Neil
Self
Body Of Soldier Killed In Korea On Way Here
The body of Cpl. John R. Miller will be brought to Elyria for funeral services Wednesday at 2 p.m. from the Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home. Miller, born in Bucyrus on November 26, 1932, died in Korea on August 8. He is survived by his wife Lorna, his parents, a brother and a sister, and grandparents. Rev. Wallace Aker will officiate. burial will be in the soldiers plot at Brookdale Cemetery.
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Jack) Miller
Elyria
Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home
Corporal Miller
Korea
Bucyrus
Elytia
Colson Corporation
Lorna
First Methodist Church
Robert Miller
Indian Hollow Rd
Nancy
Herman Haas
Wallace Aker
la Porte Methodist Church
Brookdale Cemetery
Weather and tragedy reach Chron town region
Northeastern Ohio forecast calls for partly cloudy conditions with thunderstorms today and Sunday. Highs near 8, tonight low around 6. Lake Erie winds variable up to 12 mph, with stronger squalls and a Sunday SW 18 mph. In Geauga County, Allan A. Hawk died from a self inflicted gunshot wound, found near his Middlefield home. The youth’s body was recovered after an accidental shooting during a hunting trip. A .38 caliber revolver was found near the scene. Sunrise is 7:10 am, sunset 7:32 pm. Moonset 3:10 pm Saturday.
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Democrats Map Drive For Votes In Indianapolis Banquet
Adlai E Stevenson will lead a $100 plate banquet closing the Midwest Democratic conference in Indianapolis. Gov-Elect Edmund Muskie of Maine and Gov. G. Mennen Williams of Michigan also spoke at events as party leaders pressed unemployment and labor issues for the November elections. The advisory committee weighed abolishing the loyalty pledge while Harry S. Truman urged a Democratic Congress to aid President Eisenhower.
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Midwest
Democratic Party
Edmund Muskie
Maine
Stevenson
National Committee
Stephen A. Mitchell
Truman Lettee
Mitchell
Harry S. Truman
Eisenhower
Stevenson predicts Dem gains at Oberlin optimistic on outlook
Adlai Stevenson told an Oberlin audience that Democrats should gain 20 to 40 seats in the House and add a few in the Senate in the coming elections. He called Ohio's outlook optimistic, noted his Ohio visit, and discussed plans on a broad campaign tour including Indianapolis and the West Coast. Stevenson joked about his background and referenced Republican media, while praising Governor Che using Council and noting his own newspaper roots.
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Senate
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Oberlin
Stevenson
Indianapolis
Ohio
Davight Eisenhower
William Stevenson
Minois
Chicago
Clincia
Che
California
Ushelyi
Steinemann
Minneapolis
Charge Of Lying Hurled At Holley Trial At Amherst
The Holley trial opened in Amherst with six men and six women on the jury. Walter Gordon for Holley and Virgil Burgett for the Lorain solicitor sparred over perjury and allegations of lying. Gordon claimed a frameup while Burgett and the court ruled on objections as they argued about past police interactions and Holley’s arrest.
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Fred Hogrefe
Amherst
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Lorain
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National Tube
Cor Holley
Peet
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Goldthorpe
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Burgeit
Guy
Hovrefe
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Sheffield Lake
Journal
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C. M. Hunker
Lorain Police Department
Lorain Journal
Cambridge
Mass
Rad- Ohio
Rad- Ohio History of 150 Years That Suchjcliffe Student Nancy Lee Plummer
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Warren
Pact extension debate highlights European defense plans
In London Pierre Mendes-France signaled preliminary support for bringing West Germany into a Europe defense community but opposed immediate NATO membership. He supported extending the Brussels Pact to include West Germany and Italy economically, while resisting a full German rearmament path. Dulles toured Europe seeking NATO backing, triggering press readings that Paris was snubbed after the EDC rejection.
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Manchester Guardian
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Italy
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EDC
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