Bal Auge 2 Chronicle-Telegram Ohio 1958
In 1958 the Chronicle-Telegram reports on regional events in Piyrin Ohio, noting local balances and community updates. The brief mentions County activities and residents engaged with civic matters during the year.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Piyrin
Ohio
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Ada Beauty Wears Miss Ohio Crown
Margaret Putnam, 19, of Ada, an OSU student with green eyes, won Miss Ohio 1959 over 11 contestants in Wooster. She earned a $1,000 scholarship and a wardrobe, will represent Ohio at Miss America in Atlantic City in September, amid a city parade and pageant intrigues. First alternate was Rose Marie Bostanci. second alternate Lois Ann Wollenhaupt.
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Ohio State University
Piise
Shia
Pats Nam
Ohio
Atlantic City
Nok
Inch Queen
William O'Neill
Miss Putnam
Sciolo Valley
Rose Marie Bostanci
Ottman
Flemming Sworn In As Cabinet Member
Arthur S. Flemming, former Ohio Wesleyan University president, is sworn as secretary of health education and welfare in a White House ceremony. Chief Justice Whittaker administers the oath as President Eisenhower notes the return of a familiar official. Flemming succeeds Marion Folsom and becomes HEW’s third head since 1953.
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Flemming
Washington
UPL
Arthur S. Flemming
Ohio Wesleyan University
Supreme Court
Charles E. Whittaker
Isenhower
Wosst
Civil Service Commission
Inter Defense Mobilizer
Marion B. Folsom
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Firad
Fleming
Relatiytice Press
Jan Nixery
Eisenhower
HEW
Jobin PD
Porterfield
Ohio Hemth
Montat Hygiene
Professor Dies at Columbia Germanic Languages Head
Robert Herndon Fife, 8, longtime head of Columbia University's Germanic languages department and acclaimed author on Germanic studies, died on a Friday in New York according to UPD.
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New York
UPD
Robert Herndon Fife
Columbia University
Local Stocks and Bonds Quotations by PIERRE R. SMITH CO
Financial notices list nominal quotations for bonds and securities as of Friday August 1. The page lists prices and issuers including Ohio Turnpike and other regional bonds with firm contact details for Pierre R. Smith & Co of the Midwest Stock Exchange.
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Pierre R. Smith & CO
Midwest Stock Exchange
Dial Fairfax
Prober Hints Of Adams-Goldfine Fallout From House Panel
House investigators said a forthcoming report will detail Sherman Adams influence peddling linked to millionaire Bernard Goldfine. The probe notes material about Adams was excised, while the SEC warned Goldfine of action for missing a year end report.
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Waliington
UPI
House
Sherman Adams
Bernard Goldfine
Adams
Goldfine
Securities & Exchange Commission
East Boston
sCampang
Fulure
The
SIC
Subcommittee
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Mr. Adams
Ike's Brother Ends Tour After Latin America Visit
Ike's brother, Ike, returns from a two day Latin American tour and urges bankable loans not grants, steadier commodity prices, and a clear US policy understanding across the hemisphere. He spoke from the White House after meeting President Eisenhower at the airport in Baltimore.
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Auashing Ton Reta Pus Aton
Eisenhower
Latin America
United States
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
White House
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
South America
Hemisphere
Oil Fire Sparks Anti Foreign Wave Near Baghdad
Western civilians in Baghdad reportedly advised to stay indoors as a wave of anti foreign sentiment leads to arrests. Among those detained are Marine sergeants and other Westerners tied to an oil blaze at a British operated Janik farm on the city outskirts. Philips Smith of West Palm Beach and George Hamilton of Century, Florida, are named among the detainees as roughly 50 people are rounded up in connection with the three day fire.
Cop Saves 80th Of UPTGL CaT pT
A UPI led report describes a chaotic scene near Baghdad as a motorist helps quell a fire linked to oil, while diplomats and embassy staff, including U.S. Ambassador Waldemar Magnuson, await release. Rebels hold Marines amid tense negotiations at the Golden Gate Bridge context.
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UPTGL
Baghdad
San Francisco
UPI
Britay
Charles
Woody) Ons
Worwerth
U. S
Waldemar
Jan Magnuson
San Anselmo
Gallman
Golden Gate Bridge
Jtraq
Murder Suspect Rallying After Suicide Attempt in Lilly Stabbing
INDIANAPOLIS Indiana police say Minnie Connie Nicholas 43 a divorcee charged with the murder of Forrest Teel 54 Eli Lilly executive remained in a coma after a suicide attempt and a vial of sleeping potion. Ballistics tie a pistol found to the killing. investigators say a love triangle and a younger secretary Alura Mawrer 29 reveal Teel's secret life. Nicholas faced charges and possible motive linked to her belief Teel was ending their friendship.
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Indianapolis
Ind
UPU
Minnie
Connie) Nicholas
Nicholas
Forrest Teel
Eli Lilly
Michael Smiley
Alura L. Mawrer
Lilly Company
Smiley
Teel
WHO Uplifts World Health in Decade of Aid
Nations divided on weapons unite in humanitarian drive led by the World Health Organization. For ten years WHO has cut malaria deaths, treated yaws, trachoma and leprosy, and improved infant survival through vaccines and sanitation. Dr. M G Candan calls the era a major historical milestone in global progress.
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New York
UPI
WTO
Formosa
M. G. Candan
WHO
Geneva
Switzerland
Jordan Is Created A British Shell Game And Arab World Fallout
UPI reports on the 1921 decision by Winston Churchill to reward Lawrence of Arabia with the creation of Transjordan and Iraq under British mandate. It traces the Hashemite kingdom’s growth, Palestinian settlement shifts, and rising Arab nationalism under King Hussein’s guarded rule amid ongoing Western involvement.
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Lawrence of Arabia
Jordan River
Cairo
Churchill
Asjordan
Iraq
Mesopotamia
Lawrence
San Bermo
Sherif Hussein
Syria
Lebanon
Hussein
Amman
Transjordan
Abdullah
Jordan
Palestine
Arab Legion
West Bank
Kingdom of
Ritter
House of Representatives
Israel
Britain
Young Nassein
John Bagot Glubb
Merpt
Kefauver to Probe Steel Price Increases
Senate anti monopoly subcommittee plans brief hearings next week on suspected anti trust violations as steel makers raise prices. Chairman Estes Kefauver says government witnesses will be questioned and urges action to hold the wage price line and intervene to curb inflationary pressure. He warns of impact on cost of living defense budget foreign trade and economic recovery.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn.1
Subcommittee
Als
Eisenhower
Lo Cal
Kefauver
Miss Gilles Anniversary Queen and Duchess Crowned in Elyria
The duchess Miss Kostya wore a black princess dress with an embroidered bodice and puffed sleeves. Miss Kostye, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jerry Kostye, will be a OSU sophomore. The queen, daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward A Gilles, was crowned by J Clare George. Mayor J Grant Keys crowned the queen. Princess Barbara DeFazio placed third. Proceeds from princess book sales totaled many copies. The coronation occurred during an outdoor dance in the Elyria Telephone Co parking lot before thousands, with Rocco Trombello’s orchestra funded by the Music Performers Trust Fund through Local 146 of the American Federation of Musicians.
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Miss Kostya
Kostye
Jerry Kostye
Oberlin Rd
Ohio State University
Edward A. Gilles
West River St
Elyria District
J. Clare George
Chronicle-Telegram
J. Grant Keys
Barbara DeFazio
Mary Beth Hart
Gayle Crawford
Clara Ann Timms
Linda Ryan Brown
Shirley Erb
Marabelle Reynolds
Shelma Adams
Elizabeth Huebner
Pat Rule
Elaine Wallace
Sandra Krebs
Gloria Roka
Joyce Becker
Elyria Telephone Co
Rocco Trombeltta
Music Performers Trust Fund of
Lorain-Elyria
American Federation ‘of Musicians
Father saves boy but drowns in rescue at Camp Luz lake
Tack Smith 50 of Wooster drowned Friday night while rescuing his son at Camp Luz lake. The boy went into the water to retrieve a fishing pole, was pulled under, and both were saved when the father pulled the child to safety before being pulled under himself.
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Wooster
Tack Smith
Camp Luz
Explosions Rip Brazil Powder Dump Killing Ten
A chain of blasts at an army powder magazine near Dea , suburban Rio de Janeiro, killed at least ten and trapped others. Emergency teams led by Gen. Odile Denis raced to the scene as President Juscelino Kubitschek pledged swift aid.
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Rio DE Janeiro
UPD
Deaflere
Brazil
Juscelino Kurbitschek
Odile Denis
First Army
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