County Storm Toll: 3 Deaths Storm Fatal To 13 In Ohio
Ohio faced four days of severe weather with 13 deaths across the state. Northern Ohio suffered the worst impacts as snowfalls of 1 to 10 inches disabled power, traffic, and schools. Cleveland power restored after 15 hours as crews worked. Deaths included traffic, plane, and snow-related incidents plus shoveling exhaustion.
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Egyptians Fear Israel Moves Against Jordan Plans
Egyptian sources in Cairo fear a surprise Israeli move against Jordan as President Nasser accepts an invitation to a new Arab summit. Syria and Saudi Arabia had not replied. Egypt tightens alerts with troops on military standby and air raid drills while UN force on the border is seen as limiting Egyptian response.
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Adams Acquitted in Britain Ends Eastbourne Murder Probe
Dr. Adams is acquitted in London of murdering elderly patient Mrs. Hullett in Eastbourne. Jurors deliberated after seven months of inquiry and found him not guilty of drug overdose. The case followed controversial surrounding medical practice and renewed fears over Gulf shipping during regional tensions.
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Adams
Gladys Hullett
Eastbourne
Patrick Devlin
Hullett
Developments Spread 2 Ex Union Officials Admit
Two former union officials in New York pleaded guilty to bribery charges for taking 85 dollars in kickbacks linked to insurance placed with Newark broker Louis B. Saperstein. George Scalise and Sol Cilento face possible three year terms as prosecutors outline broader labor racketeering probes across Washington Seattle and Atlantic City with additional committee actions and inquiries.
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Capetown
South Africa
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Here
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Scranton
New York City
John L. McClellan
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Justice mix up nets fine for Charley Frakes case
In Rockford Iowa a magistrate let Charley Frakes of Marion Iowa off with a reprimand for illegally swearing Army insignia. The defendant was later identified as Charlotte Frakes a 20 year old woman from Marion and fined 50 dollars.
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Charley” Frakes
Marion
Iowa
Jeff
Charley
Charlotte Frakes
Fred Moritz Named Ohio Patrol Chief
Gov William O Neill announced Fred Fritz Moritz as superintendent of the Ohio Highway Patrol succeeding Col George Mingle. Moritz, 52, has been deputy superintendent since the patrol’s inception 24 years ago and helped select its first six troopers. Mingle, appointed in 1944, resigns effective June 1 to become Portsmouth city manager.
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Fritz) Moritz
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Weather update for Northeast Ohio Tuesday and Wednesday
Partly cloudy with little temperature change. Highs Tuesday 40 to 44 with Tuesday night lows 30 to 35. Monday range 31 to 34, last year 30 to 38. 24 hour precipitation 0.77 inch. Humidity near 97 to 100 percent. Lake Erie warns easing by 6 am Tuesday. Winds shift from northeast to southwest then to northwest. snow flurries expected late Tuesday night.
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Marine is Dismissed For Attacking Private Porter
Marine Lt. William D. Conroy pleaded guilty to assaulting Private David Lee Porter of Hartford Wisconsin at Parris Island South Carolina. He was sentenced to dismissal from the Marine Corps, a punishment equivalent to a dishonorable discharge for an enlisted man, with possible lifetime banishment from the armed forces and loss of veterans benefits if approved. The seven member court martial board deliberated about fifty minutes.
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Leaders To Brief Congress On Aid And Airways Board
President Eisenhower will brief Democratic and Republican congressional leaders after Easter recess to boost support for foreign aid. He also outlined plans to create the Airways Modernization Board to address air traffic jams, with a report by Edward Curtis to be submitted to Congress with recommended legislation.
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Elyria Board Reviews School Milk Plan And Staff Changes
Elyria city budget for the first quarter of 1957 shows balanced income and expenses as the council considers supervising the school milk program. The Elyria Teacher retirements and staff actions include a 70 year old W L panel retirement, resignations accepted, 14 new hires in principal business, 18 tenure contracts, and 103 one year contracts renewed.
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Tornadoes Hit the South Kill 6, Injure 260 in Outbreak
UPI reports deadly tornado front struck five Southern states Monday and Monday night. Six lives lost in North Carolina, Alabama, Mississippi, and Georgia. About 260 injured. widespread homelessness and heavy property damage across Roseboro and nearby towns. Names of victims include Ella James, 43, and her 16 month old son, among others.
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Boro
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Leonidas Melvin
Three Deaths In County From Snow Shoveling
Lorain County residents shoveled heavy late season snow amid a record April snowfall. Three men died from exertion while clearing driveways and sidewalks, an 84 year old Amherst man, a 46 year old Oberlin resident, and a Vermilion visitor.
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Earl Meister
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F. E. Eastman
Weather trouble and slow transit hit Elyria area services
North along East Avenue to Third Street stores opened late closing early while hotels saw travelers stay off the road. Traffic on Route 20 slowed and transit schedules lagged yet public transport largely recovered by morning. Ohio Edison reports widespread downtown power outages with Lorain also hit. Want ads tease and a lodging ad conclude the page.
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