Violence Renewed In Carolina Strike
Violence erupted at Harriet Henderson cotton mills as gunfire and dynamite blasts followed by union grievance spread, drawing police reinforcements from state patrol and local forces. Union members pelted vehicles while workers faced a split between union and non union roles, with renewed clashes near dawn.
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United Press International
Henderson
N. C
UPI
Harriet-Henderson
Textile Workers, Union of America
Afl-Cio
Carroll V. Singleton
TWUA
North Henderson Mills
South Mills
Weather Outlook for Ohio Regions
Northwestern and Northeastern Ohio enjoy sun and mild warmth today with a high near 46. Tonight will be clear and cold with a low around 26. Wednesday brings more sun and warmth. Temperature ranges note a Monday peak of 30 to 45 and a prior year high of 56 to 75. 24 hour precipitation ends 7 pm Tuesday at 0.10 inch. Humidity readings shown and sunrise sunset moonrise times provided.
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Ohio
Seaway Opens As Lake Erie Ports Reach New Status
A backlog of ships gathers in Montreal ahead of the St. Lawrence Seaway opening on June 26. Queen Elizabeth and President Eisenhower will officiate as roughly 3 000 officials and 50 000 spectators attend. The canal system will allow deep draft salt water ships to reach Chicago Cleveland and Toronto. Ohio ports Toledo Sandusky Lorain Ashubula and Conneaut join the new coastal era.
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Montreal
Que
UPI
St. Lawrence Seaway
Lake Erie
America
Eisenhower
Britannia
U.S
Chicago
Cleveland
Toronto
Toledo
Sandusky
Lorain
Ashtabula
Conneaut
Ohio
Steel Talk Speed-Up Agreed On
United Steelworkers President David J. McDonald and industry negotiator R. Conrad Cooper announced a faster path to a 1959 wage agreement for steel. Formal negotiations moved from May 18 to May 4 as both sides aim to avert an industry wide strike set for July 1.
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Pittsburgh
UPS
United Press International
United Steelworkers
Presi
Roften
McDonald
Early injunction ruling aimed in Brownhelm Lorain annexation case
Common Pleas Judge Leroy F. Kelly signaled an early injunction ruling after hearing arguments on Brownhelm residents and trustees appeal against Lorain annexation. The suit seeks to halt tax transfers to Lorain and block boundary changes until the appeal is decided. Briefs due by Friday. decision expected soon after May primary.
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Common Pleas
Leroy F. Kelly
Brownhelm
Lorain
Kelly
Louis Rauh, Jr
Robert, Young
Brown- Helm
Ford
Wilcox
Warhola seeks injunction amid multiple remedies in Lorain case
In Lorain, Warhola seeks to block an injunction while arguing plaintiffs have another remedy to recover funds if annexation is blocked by higher courts. Lorain Solicitor Edward Con ley petitioned to permit Lorain to enter the injunction as a defendant and will file a brief. In Mississippi, mayor Rauh and trustees Allen Thompson and Warren Manuel attended a hearing amid a storm that caused a local casualty.
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Warhola
Lorain
Edward Conley
Allen Thompson
Warren Manuel
Yost
Vicksburg
Hubbard Wilcox
Robert Corts
Andrew Warhola
Senate panel approves Christian Herter for state secretary
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee unanimously approved the nomination of Christian A. Herter to be secretary of state. The action was reported from Washington.
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Washington
UPT
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Christian A. Herter
County health unit charges Ford Rd dump owner with illegal dumping
A warrant was filed in Elyria Municipal Court charging Max M. Joseph of 12333 Tuscora Ave Cleveland with illegally dumping garbage at the Ford Road dump. The county health commissioner signed the warrant after a 7 am inspection that found garbage around the site.
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Max M. Joseph
Ford Rd
Elyria
Warren Hollis
Elyria Township
Joseph
Hollis
Concensus
Tuscora Ave
Cleveland
Marion G. Fisher
John Koepp
Black River
Woman's Club to Lead Drive for Dresses for Needy Girls
Elyria Woman's Club spearheads a county-wide effort to provide 1000 dresses for needy girls at Christmas. patterns and materials will be donated or bought with funds. teams from unions and clubs will coordinate dressmaking for ages three to 14, aiming to finish by a specified date.
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Elyria Woman’s Club
Dan Schon
R. Altfeld
Special Welfare
L. Petty
Duke Elliott
C-T
Elyria
Schon
McDonalds
Cooper
Park Ave
Elyria Womans
Eisenhower Seeks phased A test ban and talks shift
President Eisenhower proposed a stepwise approach to nuclear test limits, offering an atmospheric ban up to fifty kilometers as a starting measure while negotiations on underground and space tests continue. He urged revising veto rules and inspection procedures to reach a comprehensive suspension agreement and reduce tensions.
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Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Geneva
White House
United States
James J. Wadsworth
Khmoshchev
Tasenhower Sid
Lorain County Traffic Safety Plan Topics at Meetings
A fragmented report notes discussions in Lorain County area meetings on traffic safety programs and village concerns. It mentions Elyria council deliberations, a murder case and charges, road maintenance complaints, and a pay increase for teachers approved by the Sheffield Lake Board of Education.
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Sheffield Lake Board of Education
Amherst
Mental patient held as killer of boy five in Detroit
Detroit police arrested an escaped mental patient who confessed to strangling five year old Marvini Ritola after fleeing from a government hospital in Galesburg Illinois. The suspect provided details tying him to the crime and led investigators to the body hidden near a garage.
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Detroit
UPI
Galesburg
Ill
Marvini
Zdanowski
Richard H. Miller
Miller
Ritola
Govern
Ted Ritola
Bey
George Ritola
Showdown on Labor Bill Near Senate Showdown in Washington
Senate moves toward first 1959 showdown on labor reform with Kennedy precients and support claims. Ervin backs the Ervin bill changes. southern Dems and Republicans back allocations. Debate includes McClellan and Wundt in the Labor Committee. Classified ads promote Pork feeding research and local ads.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
John F Snennedy
Erin
Ervin
Bates Goldwater
U. Sear Gop
Senate Labor Commnister
Iso
John Vw McCielhin
D-Ark
Charman Warl E Wundt
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Merriman Smith
Augusta
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William Gillies
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John O'Bren
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Cechaymen
Norman Hecht
Lloyd Petty
Arain County
RAND
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Beack River Township
Tris
Lorain Comnel
Contract Bridge
Petice
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