Red Fear On Missiles Worries U.S. Officials
Washington officials fear Moscow harbors psychotic fear of being surrounded by American guided missiles. The State Department seeks to dampen statements to avoid frightening Soviet leaders while hoping nuclear nerves may yield a disarmament accord. Eisenhower noted discussions in London show potential progress since 1945 as the Soviets warn NATO allies that guided missiles invite retaliation.
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Washington
INS
Moscow
State Department
Kremlin
Russia
Eisenhower
London
Soviet Union
U.S
NATO
U. S
Kean
Defense Department
Mayor Fines Man 200 On 2 Counts
Amherst village police reported Carl Berry of Lorain was fined 150 dollars for driving while intoxicated and 50 dollars for operating without an operator's license plus costs. A three day suspended jail sentence was issued by Mayor Jack Koontz. Other arrests included John Hazy Jr. for license and registration violations and Leslie Akers for disobedience to police and careless operation with bonds set at 150 and 50 respectively.
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Amherst — Village
Carl Berry
Lexington Ave
Lorain
Jack Koontz
Berry
John Hazy Jr
Lyon
North Ridge Rd
Bard
Leslie Akers
Delaware Ave
Akers
Court Agrees To Review County Appeal
NORWALK Ohio Supreme Court agrees to review Huron County Prosecutor Bernard Freeman appeal of Sixth Circuit reversal of Theisen case. Theisen, 35, arrested for morals charges, had probation revoked and discharged by the Common Pleas Court, reversed by the Court of Appeals, then remanded, with further proceedings ordered. The state appeals again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Ohio
Supreme Court
Huron County
Bernard F. Freeman
Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals
Fieas
Edward P. Theisen
Court of Appeals
Theisen
High
Freeman
Esther Circle Packs Easter Baskets by LaPorte Church
Avon Lake resident Joan Rosenbaum and nine University Symphony Band members visited from Michigan for a one day tour. Esther Circle packed 17 Easter baskets for local children while planning upcoming events on Apr 24 and Apr 28. Joan Rosenbaum, Avon Lake High School graduate, plays flute in the Michigan band and returned to Ann Arbor after the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Lake
Joan Rosenbaum
Joseph Rosenbaum
Avon-Belden Rd
University Symphony Band
Joan
University of Michigan
Laporte
Esther
LaPorte Meth|te
Lakewood
Yty
Rosenbaum
Don van Arsdale
Clifton Wright
Womans Society
H. C. Bothe
Calamn
Tony Piscola
Ann Arbor
Mich
Avon Lake High School
Elyria Minister Set As Sullivan FFA Speaker
Dr Earl Henderson pastor of the First Methodist Church will speak to Sullivan High School FFA members and parents on the subject Expectations at 7 p m Saturday night April 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Sullivan Ffa
Sullivan
Earl R. Henderson
First Method
Ist
Future Farmers of America
Sullivan High School
Henderson
Norwalk approves sewer contracts for new hospital site
The board awarded the Benedict Ave sanitary sewer contract to Leon Riley of Norwalk for 15049.25 and the Gallup Ave sewer to T. T. Fauber of Ashland for 8122.86. The Benedict Ave line extends 1760 feet toward the south line to serve the Fisher Titus Memorial project, petitioned by nearby property owners and to be assessed on benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Benedict Ave
Leon Riley
Board of Contre
Gallup Ave
T. T. Fauber
Ashland
Corporation
Wanatead
Mother Says She Killed Girl and Tried Suicide
A Lima mother, 29, in fair condition after suffocating her month-old daughter Jean Ann and attempting to take her own life by drinking ammonia. Mrs Jean Miner told deputies she stuffed the baby's mouth with tissues to kill her. Husband Jessie found the body. she swallowed ammonia as he called authorities. She remained at St Rita's hospital with mouth and throat burns. Authorities would decide on legal action.
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Lima
INSI
Jean Miner
Allen County Sheriff's Deputies
Jean Ann
St. Rita's Hospital
Miriex
DAR Installs 7 Officers Amid National Conference
In Columbus a Franklin County will seeks to honor entomologist Dr. James G. Sanders who died March 13 with a tombstone engraving of the word scientist and a $150,000 estate funding a scholarship at Otterbein college. Seven new vice presidents general were elected for three-year terms as DAR meets in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ins
al Luce Ene Daughters
Gallup Ave
Nickel Plate Road
Ontario St
Gay Creme
Robert Henry Humphrey
Ridgeville
Lof Swainsboro
Arthur Fairfield
Jawaury
Man
Hester Taylor
Leslie Allen
Pueblo
Colo
Leota
William Edward Hicks
Mitchell
County Recorder
Corral Gables
Fla
Danny
Little
Edwin Frederick Abets
Home
Florence Browne
Laure Rumals
Lawrence
Kans
Rathi
George Vincente Ven Massey
Osceola
Ark
Columbus
Franklin County
James G. Sanders
Otterbein College
Dog Slated For Show Delayed Strike Postsponed
Avon Lake freshman and son of local mayor headline a chaotic notice as a police unit and a dog show face a strike delay. Amid confusion a dog exhibitor named Lynus Rupert plans to display his dog Flair de Fauve Charbonne at the New York event while a separate Ohio incident notes a nine month old dog and a police officer involved in a separate context. The nationwide railroad strike looms with 40 thousand workers walking out and the show postponement cited as the main outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Lake
New York
Lynus Rupert
Detroit
Munez
Noc
Moon Bong
Kang
Cominy
Wheaton Til
Koma
Canton
Life Spared as Brotherhood Schedule Postponed Friday
The Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes postponed a Friday walkout in solidarity with changes in work standards and seniority. The Pennsylvania operates in 13 states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
Pennsylvania
New London PTA Opens 200 Dollar Teaching Scholarship
The New London Parent-Teacher Association established a $200 scholarship fund to be awarded annually to graduates planning to enter teaching. An impartial college faculty board from New London will select recipients. Applications will be available around April 25 from E. J. Schacht, superintendent. If recipients teach in Ohio, the award is a gift. otherwise it is a loan to be repaid. Charles Meyer elected PTA president for 1957-58 with Dr. Ed Vosatka as first VP, E. J. Dehacht as second VP, Mrs. Leonard Pasek secretary, and Mrs. Floyd Davidson treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Parent-Teacher Association
E. J. Schacht
Ohio
Charles Meyer
PTA
Ed Vosatka
E. J. Dehacht
Leonard Pasek
Floyd Davidson
Rochester
Flying Club Demonstration Set For Apr 26
Oberlin Stick and Rudder Club members meet at the Oberlin Inn with 40 pilots and guests. Walter Rothgery notes active pilots in Elyria Lorain Oberlin area as aviation films and Parson flight footage are shown. A May 5 rain date covers the Mark 20 four place plane demo at Oberlin Airport hosted by Jimair Inc. and nonmember pilots are welcome.
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Oberlin
Oberlin Inn
Walter Rothgery
Elyria
Lorain
Frank Parson
Florida
Jimair Inc
Cleveland
Ridgeline Aggies Elect Officers Plan Activities
Ridgeline Aggies meet at Fred Eppley home on Murray Ridge Rd. elect officers for 1957: Eddie Leonard president Kirby Smith vice president Richard Goppelt secretary Jim Grohe treasurer Don DiDomencio news reporter. Other officers include Jerry Burrer health and safety Ron Boyd and Tom Newell recreation leaders. A YMCA swimming party and a May 7 Advisors and Officers Training Conference at Midview High School were announced. Next meeting set for Apr 30 at Wayne and Jerry Burrer home West Ridge Rd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Eppley
Murray Ridge Rd
Ridgeline Aggies
Eddie Leonard
Kirby Smith
Richard Goppelt
Jim Grohe
Don DiDomencio
Jerry,Burrer
Ron Boyd
Tom Newell
YMCA
Midview High School
Wayne
Jerry Burrer
West Ridge Rd
Girl Scouts Invest 25 Members in Avon Lake Fly-Up
Twenty five Girl Scouts of Troop 56 were invested into intermediate scouting in a fly up ceremony at Eastview School. Leaders Mrs John M Clark and Mrs Harold Reynolds led the event with a flag ceremony and songs.
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Avon Lake
Eastview School
John M. Clark
Harold Reynolds
Susan Adams
Diana Bannerman
Diane Burmeislter
Judy Buswell
Linda Buswell
Doris Carlson
Karen Clark
Jackie Clifford
Patty Cross
Jean Demnerle
Pat Dennerle
Barbara Gardner
Elaine Green
Linda Garrett
Kitty Lash
Sandra Merk
Lynn Mylechraine
Nancy Jo Ransburg
Laura Reynolds
Mary Jo Russo
Judy Seger
Chevy Smeltzer
Karen Wheeler
Trudy Wochers
Betty van Voorhis
Robert Adams
Calvin Burmeister
Joseph Ransburg
Granges Join For Meeting Opened and Closed
Ridgeville Grange opened and closed the Carliste Grange meeting and also presented the program on Tuesday. Aerie participated in the event, outlining activities and community updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville Grange
Kipton Community Notes Highlight Local Meetings
Miss Frances Perking Kipton hosted Ladies Aid at the Community Church basement with Brumby of Berlin Heights. Barbara Brumby and Mrs. Clarence Pippett assisted. infection confined Mrs. Freddiety to hospital for days. Cub Scout Pack 120 held an April 16 inspection with Den points totals of 90 to 99 and a rose display by Den 3. Arthur Blackwell attended a Louisville conference for Fourth Farm Credit District employees and directors.
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Camden
Sidney
Town Hall
Harold Langdon
Den
Arthur Blackwell
Louisville
Fourth Farm Credit District
Presbyterian Junior Choir To Sing Sunday
Avon Lake Presbyterian Church hosts a Sunday school hour featuring the junior choir with a solo by Miss Jean Martin. An 11 am service includes the adult choir and a nursery kindergarten program. New members received by Rev George Dutton include Cheryl Artis Gilbert Baker Thomas Blair and many others.
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Avon Lake
Jean Martin
Presbyterian Church
George Dutton
Cheryl Artis
Gilbert
Marie Baker
Thomas
Elnora Blair
Franklin
Irene Bradfield
Edward
Marilyn Bytnar
Katherine Christensen
Nancy Clifford
Leona Dutton
Charles Goins
James
Cleo Gough
Annie Graham
Roderick
May McCoy
Gayle Newman
Laura Prokop
Ann Ripple
Sheryl Sharp
Sharon Smeltzer
Anita Steven
Carl
Jolyn Yoder
Betty Schultz
R. N. Mead
National Guard Unit Members Win Promotions
Four Elyria National Guardsmen were promoted this week and one man advanced from Specialist-3 to corporal. Ronald E. Wilson received the rank transfer, per Jack Zimmerman of the 357th Ordnance (HM) Co. ONG. Promotions include Harold L. Rolfe and Gail S. Bidlake from private first class to specialist-3, Charles C. Lee from specialist-2 to sergeant, and Thomas Lengy from specialist-3 to sergeant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria National
Ridgeville Church Plans Special Service Tonight
The First Baptist Church of Ridgeville will hold special services tonight at seven. Evangelist Thomas Whaley of Texas will speak and lead singing with Rev. Robert Houska delivering the morning message at eleven. Sunday school begins at ten with evening worship at seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville
First Baptist Church
Thomas Whaley
Texas
Robert Houska
Whaley
Elyrian Charged In Disturbance At Hospital
Amherst police report Arthur Davis twenty five of 126 Chestnut Street Elyria was charged with intoxication and dis orderly conduct after a disturbance at the local hospital Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Arthur Davis
Chestnut St
Elyria
Tractor tipping demo set in Ashland shows safety focus
Ashland center board approves next year budget presented to the Community Chest. A tractor tipping demonstration by Lorain County agriculture leaders is set for 1 p.m. Thursday at the Ashland Fair Grounds, part of the tractor safety program led by Mildred Baugh and others. The event accompanies the center’s annual tractor pull and earlier budget work by the finance committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center For
Larain
Ashland Fair Grounds
Russell Minger
Dale E. Brobst
Gerald Leon
Lorain County Fair
Ard
L. B. Haughwout
Ralph Johns
Seward Black
Mildred Baugh
New York
General Motors
Harstration
H. Curtice
Naor
Albert Bradley
Health Study Work Group Organized in Lorain County
The Health Investigating Committee forms a subcommittee to plan a county health council survey. Members include Dr Marion G Fisher Lorain County health commissioner Charlotte Hatch Elyria Regional Planning Howard Wells Elyria Community Welfare James Frank Elyria Memorial Hospital and William Tedrick extension agent and study chair. The survey subcommittee will meet Tuesday at 10 a.m. at the extension office 123 Lodi St to develop survey plans. The group will enlist an Ohio State University extension sociology staffer as consultant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wave
Marion G. Fisher
Lorain County
Charlotte Hatch
Regional Planning Commission
Howard Wells
Elyria
Lodi St
Ohio' State University
Judge Reverses Sentence Boy Gets Probation
Franklin County Judge Robert Draper reversed a 19 year old’s prison term and released Rand Lee Martin on probation after seven days at Mansfield Reformatory for burglary. The judge said conscience and a first-time offender status, plus mitigating factors, prompted the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
INS
Franklin County
Robert Draper
Rand Lee Martin
Mansfield Reformatory
Draper
Mitl
Martin
Housing Film To Be Shown For Association Elyria
Elyria Citizens Housing Association April meeting Tuesday evening will present a film on how a community solved its housing problems. The event starts 8 p m at the CIO United Auto Workers Hall 37 East Bridge Street Ben Golecen will show The Trowbridge Story. A housing conditions report will follow. The meeting is open to all interested in improved housing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Citizens Housing Association
Cio-United Auto Workers Hall
East Bridge St
Ben Golecen
UAW Educational Council
Trowbridge
Aspiration
Elyria
Most Beautiful City Title Claimed By Seattle
Seattle proclaims itself the most beautiful city with waterfronts and private piers, claiming abundant boats, gardens, and scenic Mt. Rainier views. The piece paints Seattle as a sunlit, rainbalanced harbor of activity with waterborne life, stages, and lakes encircling the metropolis near Puget Sound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Phyllis Battelle
INS
U. S
Mt. Rainier
North Olmsted Hires Educator For New Position
North Olmsted City Board of Education names Robert Storch of Bowling Green to the newly created post of Assistant to the Superintendent. He has nine years as an elementary principal and is currently elementary supervisor of Wood County schools. He holds bachelor’s and master’s degrees from Bowling Green State University and will start August 1. Storch, his wife Nancy, and daughter Ruth are seeking housing ahead of their move from Bowling Green to North Olmsted.
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North Olmsted
Storch
Nancy
Ruth
Bowling Green
Tornado Topic Of CD Group In Avon Lake
Avon Lake Civil Defense Corps will discuss recognizing a tornado and actions to take at the Avon Lake High School auditorium at 8 30 p m on Monday. Allan Rayborne the meteorologist will speak and answer questions along with a showing of a related movie. Both meetings are open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Lake
Bad Check Charge Filed Against Man In Meet
AMHERST KENT STATE THINCLADS meet saw Peter Zantes of Western Michigan accused of passing a $123.55 worthless check at a local business. Ira Murchison of Amherst reported the charge after Zantes allegedly paid with the check during the indoor season. Bond set at $250.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KENT
INS
Ira Murchison
Amherst
Peter Zantes
Western Michigan
Pultther
Lorain
Amherstlancher
Kent State Universi
Hall
Motor Murchison
Kolbe
Zantes
Browns to let six QBs compete for starting job
Cleveland Browns coach Paul Brown says he will not seek a veteran quarterback and plans to enter camp with the six on the roster. He notes a strong chance for any of the quarterbacks to win the No 1 spot, listing O Connell Garrett Freeman Borton Clark and Plum as candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
INS
Cleveland Browns
Paul Brown
Brown
Tom O'Connell
Bob Garrett
Green Bay Packers
Bobby Freeman
Auburn
John Borton
Ohio State
Joe Clark
Santa Clara
Milt Plum
Penn State
Hagge Leads Lawton Women's Open After First Round
Marlene Bauer Hagge shoots a pair of 35s for 70 and takes a three stroke lead in Lawton Oklahoma as Wiffi Smith and Jackie Pung chase. Defending champion Betty Dodd begins tied at par 74 along with Bonnie Randolph Betty Jameson and Kathy Cornelius entering round two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Okla
Marlene Bauer Hagge
Bonnie Randolph
Betty Jameson
Kathy Cornelius
Little Yankees Set In Pace In International League Race
The Little Yankees of Richmond moved to the front in the International League pennant chase after a 4 to 3 victory over Rochester. Miami claimed the league lead with a 1 game win over Toronto in the only other game played yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Rochester
Miami
Toronto
Short Selling Rise on New York Stock Exchange
New York reports that short selling on the New York Stock Exchange totaled 3,071,799 shares on April 15, up 62,289 shares from March 15 and the highest total since February 15, 1955. A short position occurs when a trader sells a stock not owned in anticipation of a later lower price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
inSj
New York Stock.Exchange
Boo Birds Call Better In Polish During Poland Tour
Belgrade reports from Ray McKinley say the Glen Miller orchestra received the warmest European crowd after translating boos. In Misiones Argentina police report five men captured after a massacre at the Navatka ranch left a family dead, motive unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
Ray McKinley
Glen Miller
Poland
Europe
Posadas
Argentina
Alejandro Navatke
Navatka
Kinley
Clemente Ready to Start for Pirates in Brooklyn
Pittsburgh outfielder Bob Clemente, sidelined nearly a week by a back injury, is listed to start today as the Pirates face the Brooklyn Dodgers. Clemente said he felt much better Friday after ongoing back aches since spring training began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Bob Clemente
Pirates
Brooklyn Dodgers
Clemente
Sahara Cup Races approved for Lake Mead in October
The American Power Boat Assn sanctioned the second annual Sahara Cup Races at Lake Mead October 12 13. Top hydroplanes and drivers are expected to compete on a likely three mile course, up from last year's 2.5 mile layout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
Nev
American Power Boat Assn
Lake Mead
Fight Is Arranged Ike's Their Fan Contestant Needed Appeal Filed
Hollywood reporters note promoter Nick Low and figures Ike and Andy Devine connected to a fan contestant appeal. Myrtle Beach officials announced a Miss contest entry drive while Cincinnati court records show a slayer case with a plea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Guy Maerson
Andy Devine
Calif
Myrtle Beach
Granijwralany Chererion
Kenny Lane
Tierder
Powelischtiiren
Muskegon
Mich
Aih
Detrow
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Esther Circle
DAR
New London Pta
Flying Club
Josephine Werner
Hempstead
N. Y
Cub Scouts
Boy Scouts
Troop 46
Mitchell Air Force Base
Kipt
Frances Perking Kipton
Presbyterian Junior Choir
National Guard
Ridgeville Church
Elyrian
Ham
Rainier
Schoo
Puget
Murchison
Marlene
Clemente Ready
Ike
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