Louisiana Party Backed Races Produce Resounding Renomination Wins
In New Orleans and across Louisiana two congressmen aligned with Gov Earl Long scored sweeping renomination victories in the Democratic primary. Rep T A Thompson defeated three Long backed rivals in the 77th District while Rep Otto Passman triumphed over two in the 5th. Long held a limited comment. Four other incumbents won, some unopposed, and several Long backed candidates for judgeships were defeated in New Orleans.
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Coroner Seeks Clarity In Autopsy On Wife Constance Geer
Lancaster Ohio Dr Jo Geer coroner says autopsy reports on his wife Constance 31 show conflicts between toxicologists and urologists and a request for autopsy review by Ohio State University. Lancaster Chief of Police Sam Hutsler and Fairfield County Prosecutor Morchart call for further investigation into Mrs Geer death.
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Ranft's Fine Furniture Offers Top Brands At Low Prices
Talk of fine furniture focuses on Ranft's where Kroebler Simmons and Heywood-Wakefield are sold among many others for less. Compare prices soon for better value on home furnishings.
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Ranft
Infantry unit heads to Ft Knox for two weeks training
The 147th Infantry of Ohio National Guard left for Ft. Knox Ky for a two week training period led by Capt. Robert I Stuart 1st Lt William H Adams 2nd Lt Frank S Robbins and 1st Sgt Lee P Strickler In local tennis action Joe Herr the defending singles champion fell in the Butler County tournament to John Burdsall Russell Passano lost to P Kamitchy in straight sets Max Moore received the Armco Distinguished Service Medal at Armco's annual picnic at LeSourdsville Lake
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William H. Adams
Frank S. Robbins
Lee P. Strickler
Joe Herr
John Burdsall
Russell Passano
P. Kamitchy
Max Moore
Armco
LeSourdsville Lake
Former Youngstown officer jailed for morals conviction
Youngstown Ohio former patrolman Angelo Peruzzi received a 120 year prison term after a morals conviction involving an 11 year old girl at Mills Park last December 16. Richard Amendolea, another ex patrolman, was previously convicted on similar charges and appealed the case.
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Ohio
Angelo Peruzzi
Mills Park
Richard A. Amendolea
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Seiberling Rubber Workers union strike wage deal reached
Akron Ohio reports Seiberling Rubber and United Rubber Workers Union reached a wage agreement for a 62 cent per hour increase and a layoff pay plan. Workers had been averaging 2.33 dollars per hour.
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Akron
Ohio
Seiberling Rubber Ani
United Rubber Workers Union
Horoscope Advice For Tomorrow And The Salvation Army Note
The text blends astrological guidance urging restraint on dissension and focus on routine and creative pursuits. It predicts a productive month with mid November business progress and improved monetary trends, plus favorable personal relationships through 1957 and a possible romance for single individuals in early 1957. It also mentions a versatile child and notes the Salvation Army founded in London in 1865 as the East London Mission.
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