Steel Agreement On All Contracted Issues Reported
Report notes workers have agreed on all contracted issues following Wednesday night discussions about the steel agreement. No further details provided on parties or terms.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1956
Page
1
Plant expansion aims for 98 Ford cars daily capacity
A 1958 completion plan for the Baumbart plant projects a two shift operation with 4 500 workers and a daily capacity near 98 Ford cars. Sources note the project’s design and employment targets as milestones for the facility’s growth.
Court martial act delay signed contracts in strike stance
In the dispute the drill instructor cites a court martial act delaying formal contracts. Burwell and Biller speak of a strike ending not meaning a return to work. marches and camp drills to enforce discipline delay plant production. Strikers likely won’t return until Monday as trials loom before Lt. Gen. Lewis’s scheduled appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burwell
Chesty
Biller
Blanding
Lewis
Legislature To Study Ohio Water Problems
A source close to the Legislature predicts a slow approach to conservancy law changes as a long range study of Ohio water needs and resources is planned. A committee considered small dam proposals but took no action. lawmakers discuss scrapping conservancy laws and creating 108 water sheds with broader governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, C
General Assembly
Conservancy
Spakearan
United
Ohio
Legislative Service Commis- Conservancy
Sion
John Hayden
Clermont
Walter Goode
Stillwater Valley
Weather and court drama mix surrounding military case notes
Reports blend a courtroom scene with testimony on Marine recruit training tied to a drowning case. General Randolph McCall Pate weighs in against the defense as Emile Zola Berman’s subpoenaed witness looms for a grand finale. Elsewhere, district condemnation powers and regional economic representation are discussed amid regional weather outlooks for Northeastern Ohio with mild temperatures and light winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKeon
Puiler
Emile Zola Berman
Randolph McCall Pate
Rine Corps
Berman
First Marine
Cleveland Plans Two New Piers
Port Director William J. Rogers announced Cleveland will share two new municipal piers for the St. Lawrence Seaway opening. One pier will serve passengers and the other freighters, with an estimated cost of 3 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
William J. Rogers
St. Lawrence Seaway
Rainier News Announces Royal Baby Wait For February
Monaco's Prince Rainier broadcasts confirming Princess Grace is expectant with a February birth. The royal communique cites Serene Highness status and notes the palace prepares for the child’s arrival amid public interest in the principality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince
Corhimunique
Emilé Comet
Comet
Tals
Prince Rainier
Sovereign of
Monaco
Grace
Elyria
Ordi
Nance
Ellsworth
Power Line Falls On Bus In Cleveland
Twenty two passengers were trapped for ten minutes when a 550 volt power line fell on a Cleveland Transit System bus at East 5th Street and Superior, igniting the coach. All escaped uninjured after CTSc crews freed them and the driver Jonathan Green kept passengers inside to avoid electrocution. An elderly woman was hospitalized with shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
East Fth Street
Superior
Cleveland Transit System
Ohio
Jonathan Green
Precautionary Moves in Suez Crisis Highlight Global Tension
Fragmentary text shows discussions of precautionary measures in the Suez crisis with references to Eden, Egypt, and international responses. Mentions of Amal Abdel Nasser, dictator figures, and cautions by Gaitskell and U.S. Secretary of State imply broad diplomatic maneuvering amid regional instability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eden
Efa
Egypt
Ithe
Amal Abdel’ ‘Nassel
Hitler
Mussolin
Gaitskell
U.S
Sta
Dulles
Biltaid
Suez
House of Commmoris
Britain
Canal
Uns
Nasser
Etreween Canal
France
United Press
Middle East
Eyewitness Siefers recall midair collision sighting near Flagstaff
The Siefers, driving 15 miles east of Flagstaff Arizona, reported watching two planes collide and lock together as they descended behind a mountain. They identified the aircraft as a DC7 and a Constellation by their rudders and noted the distance and angle observed. Their account follows prior official statements urging caution amid canal crisis tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siefers
Flagstaff
Ariz
Siefer
Skefer
Ohio
Gordon Fulsterton
California
Sylvania Electric’Co
Vin Fullerton
Calif
Last GAR Veteran Dies in Duluth at 109
Albert Woolson 109 year old sole survivor of the Grand Army of the Republic died today at St. Luke's Hospital in Duluth Minn The death marks the end of an era for the veteran group's history and memory
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth, Minn
Albert Woolson
Grand Army of the Republic
St. Luke’s Hospital
Second Victim Of Crash Dies
A second victim died from injuries after a Sunday Route 33 crash near Nelsonville that injured seven others. John D. Harris, 17, of Athens, died in University hospital Wednesday. Annette Dilcher, 17, of Albany, Ohio, was killed at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Nelsonville
John D. Harris
Athens
University Hospital
Annette Dilcher
Albany
Major appliance price increases announced by Westinghouse
Westinghouse Electric Corp announces across the board price hikes of 1 to 10 percent on major appliances effective August 15 to cover rising costs. The move affects Mansfield, Ohio and other markets as the company implements the broader price adjustment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Ohio to Get 106 Million in 1958 Highway Aid
The U S government allocates over 2.5 billion in federal highway aid for fiscal 1958 the second installment of a 44 billion program. Ohio is set to receive 106 800 394 dollars with 72 792 020 dollars to be matched by state funds. Local notes include council discussions on water sale for Ford plant and Brownhelm annexation cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ohio
Lorain
Divazsee
Ford
Brownhelm
Lorain Council Split Over Water Refusal at Fire Scene
A Lorain council split emerges as Sheffield Man denies refusing water to the fire department at the scene. Elyria charter draft appears complete but subject to probable changes after review by the commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
Elyria
Comminsion
Sasereves
Ted Sect
Annexation Questions Voted For Lorain Shefield Area
The Chronicle explains the annexation issue about removing more than a third of Shefield Village to join Lorain. It outlines why annexation is proposed and what area would be affected by the vote, detailing the potential impact on local governance and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert
Royal Aval Nf
Lorain
Sheffield
Tee Chronicle
Rustler Suspect Has Bad Spell
A cattle rustler, Edmund Smith 26 of Arrowsmith Illinois, admitted stealing three Angus cattle after poor spelling led to his aroused suspicion. A sales record with misspelled names connected him to the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Edmund Smith
Arrowsmith
Washington
Walington
Smith
Ruble Or Rouble Phrase Describes Russian Currency
The note discusses the ruble’s value and origin, noting its small purchasing power in Russia and urging readers to place classified ads in the Chronicle-Telegram Classified Ad section. It mentions dialing a number to place a ad and hints at ad rates.
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Russia
Chronicle-Telegram
Dia
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