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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1957

Page

12

Union Ballot Box Stuffing Charge Ridiculous Says USW Leader

In Hazelwood, Pittsburgh area union officials denied ballot box stuffing in a February union election. Local 1843 President Stanley Skalniak defended the integrity of ballots while member George Crosby claimed stuffing occurred for McDonald, with allegations of money exchanges. Rarick leads Insurgent Dues Protest. Senate Rackets Committee to review.

Pittsburgh United Steelworkers USW David J. Aan Stanley Skalniak Hazelwood Jane & Laughlin Steel Corp George E. Crosby McDonald Crosby Jocal Laval Skalniak Donald C. Rarick George ‘Crosby Rarick Ballols Skainiak McClellan Committee Senate James Ashton Emotile Port Mt.Sterling New York

Youth Flees From Guard In Newark Escape at Restaurant

David Hottle an 18 year old Newark inmate escaped from a guard after a meal in a local restaurant. Hottle had testified at an inquest into the death of 16 year old Lindle York, who died in a March traffic accident. Police fear the youth may have stolen a car from a nearby garage during the escape.

Newark David Hottle Reformatory Lindle York Hottle York Boys Industrial School Lancaster Hirtt B. B. Ashbrook

Ore Shipments On Lakes Far Ahead of 1956

Iron ore shipments on the Great Lakes last week stayed well above 1956 figures. Through the ninth week, load��ngs at northern U S and Canadian ports reached 3,165,504 tons, with season to date at 46,430,352 tons, about 12.5 million more than the prior year.

Cleveland Great Lakes Association U.S

Papa Joe Dies in Ohio Pen

Joseph Cremanti known as Papa Joe, a central figure in a Cleveland vice den, died in Ohio Penitentiary at age 60. He was serving 3 to 20 years for attacking a 13 year old girl. He suffered diabetes and a heart condition while imprisoned. Cleveland police closed the vice den Jan. 31, 1954. 17 officers were suspended then but later cleared.

Columbus INS Joseph Papa Joe" Cremanti Cleveland Ohio Cremant Cremantie

Byrne unaware of Cook County economy record credit

Congressman Emmet F. Byrne said he did not know a Washington legislative service credited him with the best economy record of the Cook County delegation. He declined to subscribe to the service, calling it too expensive.

Washington Llp Emmet F. Byrne R-Tll Washington Legislative Service Cook County Byrne

First Lady Mamie Eisenhower Undergoes Hysterectomy

The White House announced Mrs. Mamie Eisenhower had a hysterectomy at Walter Reed Army Medical Center. Doctors called it a major operation with typical two month recovery. President Eisenhower visited her and said she felt fine and expected to join a Newport vacation after Congress adjourns.

White House Eisenhower Walter Reed Army Medical Center Walter Reed Newport R.I Congress

Queen's Critic To Get Anti-Slap Protection

London AP Manchester police organized anti slap squads and posted guards for Lord Altrincham as he appears on a nationwide program to defend his criticism of Queen Elizabeth II. Granada TV placed guards outside its house and police were called to manage crowds as Altrincham faces questions from 120 young Britons. He says he welcomes questions from his hometown Altrincham while city councillors earlier censured his remarks. He defends his stance with no indication of an apology despite the earlier slap and a fined ex-sergeant.

London Manchester Lord Altrincham Elizabeth II Granada Altrincham Philip Kinghorn Burbidge Burbidge

U.S. Denies Stunting In Japan Plane Death

Reports in Tokyo contend a U S Air Force pilot stunted while a light plane struck a bicycle rider, killing Haru Hojo and injuring her son near the Mito gunnery range. U S authorities and Japanese police deny the charge, citing wing flap malfunction and wind currents as causes after Gordon took off.

Tokyo INS Mito Gunnery Range Girard First la John L. Gordon Erie Gummery i Pange Haru Hojo Kiyokazu Gordon Ai Force Womain Gutnery Grange

Three Cleveland Fires Cause Major Losses

Cleveland fire crews fought three blazes over 24 hours totaling about 485000 dollars in damage. A warehouse at East 20th Street and Hamilton Avenue destroyed newsprint and rotogravure paper with 410000 dollars in losses. A four alarm blaze at Midwest Products Co. flared Wednesday night as investigators work to determine causes.

Cleveland INS Cleveland Terarta East 20Th ‘Street Hamilton Avenue Midwest Products Co

McElroy Seen For Defense Post in Ike Administration

Senate sources indicate soap magnate Neil H. McElroy may win swift confirmation as Secretary of Defense while retaining $600000 in Procter and Gamble stock. He faces questions over minor holdings in other defense contractors but pledges to serve and follow Eisenhower policies.

Washington INS Senate Pentagon Neil H. McElroy Chrysler General Electric Soap Ies McElroy Richard B. Russell Armed Services Committee Eisenhower Cincinnati Charles E. Wilson Wilson

Grandmother Denies Wedler Confession as False

Cleveland dispatch reports grandmother of Donald Joseph Wedler, 23, denying he was in the city when Marilyn Sheppard was murdered. She claims Wedler never visited Cleveland and questions the veracity of a confession attributed to him. The case ties to Dr. Samuel H. Sheppard and ongoing legal actions.

Cleveland Donald Joseph Wedler Marilyn Sheppard Winchester Cleveland’ Press Wedler Erle Stanley Gardner Sheppard William J. Corrigan

Defector May Testify Against Red Spy Network Elements

A Soviet intelligence officer arrested in New York on illegal entry was handed to the FBI in Texas after a hotel room search at McAllen uncovered a short wave radio and cryptic notes. Authorities linked him to a broader espionage ring but found no ties to the Soble or Slatovski networks. neighbors described him as quiet and seedy looking.

Edinburg Tex Hidalgo County FBI United States Abel New York McAllen Philadelphia Baltimore Jack Myra Soble Russia Red George Jane Slatovski Paris U.S Aritennas Hayhanen Aleksander Mikhailovich Korotkov Mikhail Svitin Vitali G. Pavlov Soviet Union Pavlov Ottawa Canada

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