Studebaker Buys Rocket Cone Plant in Cincinnati
The Studebaker-Packard Co acquires CTL Inc of Cincinnati for an undisclosed sum. CTL, founded in Cincinnati, made rocket and missile nose cones and high temperature resistant thermoplastics. Elmer Warnken will head the CTL division as part of Studebaker’s diversification including the prior purchase of Gearing Products, Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Warnken
CTL
Studebaker - Packard
Warnken
Studebaker-Packard
Harold E. Churchill
Stustethaler Packared
Gearing Products, Inc
Kenilworth
Nal, Oearlier
NLRB Orders Union Election At Ohio Plant
The Dayton Aviation Plant of the Dayton Aviation Tube and Taub Corp in Ohio will vote on union representation within a month. Two unions, Local 128 United Automobile, Aircraft and Agricultural Implement Workers and the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, will be on the ballot for production workers while technical professionals will have a separate unit voting for representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tray
Ohio
Dayton Aviation Tactin & Taupement Corp
Dare
Tne
National Paibar
United Automiobile, Aircraft and Agricultural Implement Workers Local 128
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Prorkietion Workers
NURR
Wir
Chronicle Telegram 1959 Lorain County Subscriptions
The Chronicle Telegram notice outlines annual subscription rates for Lorain and adjoining counties at 15 dollars by mail in advance and higher rates for other areas, with publishing details and postal class information. It lists the newspaper’s address and publication authority, indicating periodical distribution and pricing across regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aligiat
Victim Of Lightning Tells How It Feels
Mrs. Janet Wetzel, 38, of Mentor, struck while golfing in Willoughby on July 29. She describes the shock and pain, noting a charred taste and singed hair, with minor heart damage and a planned hospital discharge to reunite with her husband Gordon and three children. Wetzel is circulation manager of the Painesville Telegraph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Wetzel
Rock White
Willoughby
Gordon
Wetzel
Painesville Telegraph
Quick Action Saves Heat Stroke Victim
Albert J G White of Cincinnati collapsed from heat stroke at Camp Breckinridge Kentucky but survived after quick intervention. The incident occurred under extreme heat near the furnace skies of the Western Kentucky wilderness, with authorities crediting timely aid for life preservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Breckinringe
UPI
Albert J G. White
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Head Of State Board Resigns Amid Guard Maneuver Tragedy
White, serving as head of the state board, collapsed during field maneuvers with the Ohio National Guard's 67th Infantry Division. Medics revived him, he was airlifted to base hospital, and Col Rhodes noted a likely heroic saving effort by a medic. Read, Windom, and Gen. George W. Read toured encampments as crews wrapped two weeks of training in heat.
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White
Ohio National Guard
67Th Infantry Division
Batillon
Hig
Fife
Willan Rhodes
Sayean
Oman
Felotn
Ohio
Laren
Windom
George W. I Read Jr
2Nd Army
Read
Columbus
UPI
John W. Bush
Leonard F. Waldbauer
Ammers. Venr. Bush
Michael V. di
Buckeye
Salle
Leo D
Frit Kricker
Cincinnati
Waldbauer
Wald
Jeavebauer
Governor vows veto on junior college bill in Ohio
Columbus report says Governor DiSalle plans to veto a bill allowing communities to sponsor junior or technical colleges and to create a commission to study junior college needs. He cited insufficient state funding while signing other education and public-safety measures.
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Columbus
UPI
John C. Baker
Ohio University
Ralph
M. Besse
Cleveland
DiSalle
Lluminating Co
Petr
Michael
A. Sweeney
Charles A. Moonley, Jr
Highway Safety Department
Lake Ene
Herter Sees Easing Of Red Threat At Berlin Talks
Secretary of State Christian A. Herter returned from the Geneva talks convinced the Communist threat to West Berlin eased. He left with the sense that Russia had tacitly withdrawn its Berlin ultimatum as the conference yielded a tentative disarmament framework and plans for renewed arms talks under a proposed UN panel. Gromyko called the exchange useful and hoped for further progress.
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Joseph W. Grigg
Geneva
UPI
Christian A. Herter
West Berlin
Herter
Washington
D.t
Berlin
Andrei Gromyko
Moscow
Gromyko
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Herter Ia
Maurice Couve de Murville
Selwyn Lloyd
London
U.N
Probe Of Hotel Bills Continued By Jury
The grand jury met again in Columbus to probe hotel bills of state officials and lobbyists. Records from the Deshler Hilton in Columbus and two other individuals were ordered, with potential subpoenas for additional witnesses and a possible special legislative session if incriminating evidence appears.
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Columbes
Scott
Vial Grand Jury
Grand Jury
Grand City
Anthony
Calabrese
Cleveland
Robert B. Scott
Cambridge
Arthur Blake
Marlins Ferry
Ames McGettrick
Rom
Franklin County
Karl W. Allison
Deshler Hilton
Columbus
Mlisan
Nickels
Allison
jAnd
Michael V. DiSalle
McGettrick
Marge Montecaten
Youngstown
Smokers Face Higher Death Rate in Heavy Tobacco Use
A government health study led by Dr. Hark Dom links near double mortality for heavy cigarette smokers defined as two packs daily. Findings from Public Health Reports show death rates rise across lung cancer heart disease ulcers cirrhosis and other ailments for this group compared with nonsmokers and lighter smokers.
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Washington
UPD
Hark F Idom
Public Health
ULS Public Health Service
Born
Bometries
National Institutes of
Governors Narrow Soviet Invite For 1960 Conference
The final conference session approved a plan to invite Soviet officials to next year’s governors conference, trimming the list to five republic heads after State Department review. The invitation authority remains with the new executive committee, subject to consultation, with Glacier National Park Montana hosting in 1960. Delaware Governor J Caleb Boggs was elected to chair the conference.
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U.S
State Department
Lithuania
Latvia
Esthenia
Russia
United States
Resolutions Committee
Executive Committee
Montana
Glacier National Park
Delaware
J. Caleb Boggs
Florida
Leroy Collins
Stowaway Deaths Reported In Separate Incidents
In Puerto Rico a man killed his wife and two others before turning a shotgun on himself, linked to a divorce dispute. In New York a Cuban stowaway died aboard the Cordoba after hiding with a companion’s body, death attributed to hunger thirst and suffocation as officials seek the other survivor.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
UPI
U.S
Columbus
William
Samuels
State Department
East Side
St. Anthony Hospital
Virginia Samuels
Sally King
Charles King
Alonzo King
New York
Sergio Ceperey Y. Miro
Cordoba
Havana
Brooklyn
Seven Die as Riot Strikes Bissau Dockyard
Seven dockworkers were killed in a clash with police during a bid to break up a native meeting in Bissau Portuguese Guinea. Five other natives and three policemen were injured in the violence.
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Bissau
UPI
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Richard M. Nixon
White House
Poland
Milton Eisenhower
Nixon
Studebaker
NLRB
the Chronicle-Telegram
Jet
Oberlin Ave
Janet Wetzel
Steubenville, O
Health Department
Aurrics
BY Raymond Lahre
Middle Ave
Ragnion Tone
Tarpoon
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