Tragic Driveway Accident Claims 3-Year-Old Dale Crigger
In Ely Village a father, 25, backed his car in the driveway and ran over his son Dale, 3, as a visitor watched. Dale died from head injuries after being taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital. The Crigger family of 1035 Garden Avenue relocates from West Virginia. funeral arrangements through John R. Devin Funeral Home are pending with services tentatively set for Wednesday.
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Crigger
Dale
Elyria Meeorial Hospital
Billy Joe Sawyers
East Bridge St
Sawyers
Sey Tree
SMC
KeyUuiKester
West River
Third St
Garden
John’ R. Devin
Ave
Lorain
Cecelia Ro
Lorain Welfare Aims for Big Families First in Strike Relief
Lorain welfare officials prioritize large families for grocery relief as about 100 strikers seek aid. Roughly half with six or more children receive groceries. 30 families with 10 to 12 children helped at the county welfare office. Workers are urged to take city park or garage jobs or lose relief funds.
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Lorain
Gerard Prinz
Ohio State Employment Service
Weather notice for Northwest ad Northeast Ohio
Partly cloudy with little temperature change today high 75 to 80. Clear and cool tonight low around 60. Tuesday partly cloudy and mild with a similar range. Sunday temperature 68 to 73 compared with year-ago levels.
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Northwest
Ohio
Policeman Shot and Killed in Muncie Park
Off duty Muncie patrolman Westervelt was shot in McCullough Park after picking up a friend. A man identified as Mack Brown was found nearby with a bullet wound and suspected of the gunfight. Weather and follow‑up details greet the day as investigators pursue leads.
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Muncie
Ind
UPI
Trace
Lowell, Westervelt
Mundel
Iheart
McCullough Park
Mack Brown
Ohio
Lake Erie
Beverly Thompson
Westervelt
Doubtful Votes Are Sought In Labor Reform Battle
Washington report on the House fight over labor reform as leaders push rival bills to sway undecided members. With 421 to 436 voting members possible, strategists weigh whether about 80 Democrats can join 135 to 140 Republicans for Eisenhower backed reform. Undecideds span southern and industrial districts.
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Washington
UPD
House
John W. McCormack
Mass
Charles A. Halleck
Ind
House Labor Committee
Phil M. Landrum
Dga
Robert Griffin
R. Mich
Eisenhower
Two Men Fire at Each Other After Car Collision
Atlanta report: Wilbur L. Lewis 3 and William Adller 3 fired at each other following a Sunday auto crash but both shots missed. Police sought details as the incident drew attention to the two men with claimed poor aim and little patience.
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Atlanta, Ga
UPI
Wilbur L. Lewis
William Adller
Where To Turn Instinctive Archers Top Regional Event
Archers at Bowhawks range score rare victories in a regional competition described as instinctive shooting. The report highlights top performers and the event's tense atmosphere with rain threats noted during Frontier Week horse show coverage at AmHerst venues.
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Bowhawks
Amherst
Faubus Plays Waiting Game Ahead of Integration
In Little Rock Arkansas Governor Orval Faubus signals a wait and see approach as four high schools prepare to open integrated. He refuses to reveal plans while segregation leaders anticipate action and the Little Rock School Board conducts daily meetings on reassignment and policy. NAACP challenges the state law on race-based attendance and federal judges pace hearings with a heavy docket.
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Arkansas
Orval J Faubus
Little Rock
UPI
Little Rock, Ark
Orval Faubus
Faubus
Central High School
Tol Hall High
Wiley Branton
Inaacp
John E. Miller
NAACP
London Times Ad Seeks Father Christmas
The London Times ran an August 10 advertisement seeking Father Christmas to deliver gifts. The notice asks for his immediate presence and promises a forthcoming payment or reward.
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London
UPL
The
London Times
Steel union sends second string to talks in wage dispute
United Steelworkers and allied unions bargain with Kennecott and Phelps-Dodge after a four week strike threat. The Kennecott action would involve about 2,300 USW members across Utah, Arizona, Nevada, and New Mexico, with mass layoffs looming if talks fail. Foremost floods in Formosa kill and injure many as thousands remain missing or unaccounted for.
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New York
UPD
Fete
Leeautus UL Io Steel Union
International Union of
Ming, Mill and Smelter
Kennecott Cop Iper Corp
United Steelworkers of America
USW
Phelps - Dodge Copper Co
New York City
Kennecott
Utah
Arizona
Nevada
New Mexico
Taipel
UPI
Formosa
United Press International
U.S. Army
Stoel
Changhua
Cen
Taipei
Khrushchev urged to halt export of Communism
Washington reports say U S and allied leaders pressed Khrushchev to end attempts to export Communism. Eisenhower and Macmillan expect a summit with Khrushchev possibly in November if the Soviet side shows no major break with Western aims. Officials note no major concessions required for talks, with plans for visits and potential easing of tensions under consideration.
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Konrad Adenauer
Douglas Dillon
Lota Macmillan
London
Eisenhower - Khrushchev
Washington
UPU
Ameri Jsee
Charles de
Brush
Harean
Gaulle
Paris
NATO
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Hej
Khrushchev
Macmillan
New Cnion
Eisenhower
Russia
Bonn
Nixon says propaganda drive fails in Soviet Union
Vice President Nixon declares Soviet propaganda has failed as he cites the Russians desire for peace and the friendly reception during his Russia and Poland trip. He says the free world principles will prevail but cautions against taking victory for granted.
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Washington
UPI
Richard M. Nixon
Kremlis
Soviet Union
Russia
Poland
Nixon
NBC
CBS
Ike Interrupts Farm Vacation for Washington Visit
President Eisenhower cuts short his farm retreat to return to Washington for overnight talks with Republican congressional leaders. He planned to leave Gettysburg this afternoon and hoped to play a round of golf at the Gettysburg Country Club, following a nine-hole outing Friday.
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Washington
UPL
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Gettysburg Country Club
McCoole Beats Allen For Early World Boxing Title
Mike McCoole an American defeated English challenger Tom Allen to claim the first world boxing title recognition during an international match in St. Louis. A disputed foul sparked controversy over the outcome.
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Mike McCoole
Tom Allen
England
St. Louis
Chronicle-Telegram
C-T
Elyria
Lorain
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