Rialto Theatre Recollections Fade as Demolition Begins
The Rialto on Second Street is being dismantled after a storied run starting in 1904 with DeWolfe Hopper. Stars such as Elsie Janis Sydney Drew Eva Tanguay Eddie Foy Majeska Tyrone Power and others used its dressing rooms. The land’s future use remains undecided per Ingwer Realty Company.
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Rialto Theatre
Second Street
Rialto
DeWolfe Hopper
Elsie Janis
Sydney Drew
Eva Tanguay
Eddie Foy
Majeska
Tyrone Power
Dockstaders
Elyrians
American Legion
Ingwer Realty Company
Five Killed in Egypt Riot at Kafr El Dawar Mills
Five people were killed and 33 injured in rioting and arson at the Kafr El Dawar textile mills near Alexandria. Police and fire crews battled the blaze as Cairo declared a state of emergency amid post coup unrest and government budget cuts.
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Cairo
Egypt
Kafr el Dawar
Alexandria
Farouk
Kafr al Dawar
Damanhur
Atom Plant Site Selection Called Political Pay Off
John W. Brown Republican candidate for lieutenant governor accuses the Pike County site of a new atomic plant of being a political pay off. He claims Lt. Gov. Nye favored Lake White near Pike County and charged the Ohio gang backing Gov. Stevenson used official influence to secure the plant.
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Columbus
John W. Brown
Pike County
Ohio Gang
Adlai Stevenson
Former Minister And Osteopath Dies In Findlay
Findlay reports the death of Dr. Eli Ellsworth Loose 84 a retired osteopath and former Methodist minister He practiced osteopathy in Findlay 35 years until 1949 and previously served 17 years as a minister in the Northeast Ohio Conference
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Findlay
Eli Ellsworth Loose
Loose
Northeast Ohio
Northeastern Ohio Weather Forecast and Local Car Ad
Weather outlook for northeastern Ohio shows clear tonight and partly cloudy Thursday with continued mild and warmer conditions. Low temperatures near 59 with light variable winds. Also advertised is a 1949 HUDSON Super Six sedan with 21,000 miles from Rothgery Service at 736 Cleveland Street.
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Ohio
Rothgery
Cleveland St
Eisenhower Attacks Democrats During Campaign Visit
Dwight D. Eisenhower, the GOP presidential nominee, blasted Democrats and the Truman administration in Denver as he responded to Adlai Stevenson’s Washington visit. He cited three concerns including Gen. Omar Bradley briefings, the administration’s control over defense policy, and using federal power to sway voters.
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Denver
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Truman
GOP
White House
Washington
Adlai Stevenson
Illinois
Stevenson
Eisenhower
Omar N. Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
United States
AFL May Back Presidential Endorsement Rumors Spread
Atlantic City N J AFL Executive Council debates political action and may endorse a presidential candidate. Younger union factions push for a clear choice while the Administrative Committee signals a preference for Adlai Stevenson over Eisenhower. Meetings and overtures with Eisenhower and Stassen are noted.
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Atlantic City
N. J
American Federation of Labor
AFL
AFI
Robert LaFollette
Administrative Committee of Labor
League For Political Education
Adlai Stevenson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
GOP
Harold E. Stassen
Water Show Delights Cascade Park Draws Crowds
More than 2,000 persons attended the Cascade Park pool water show last evening. Performers displayed real ability and the show will be repeated tonight at nine o'clock.
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Cascade Park Pool
24 Die In Brazil Airliner Crash
Twenty four persons were killed when a Brazilian National Air Transport air liner crashed in Palmeiras near Goiania yesterday. All twenty passengers and four crewmen, all Brazilians, died. the plane was destroyed.
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Goiania
Brazil
Palmeiras
Woman Struck by Car Injures Leg Near Wellington
Mrs Charles Farnsworth seventy of Route 98 Oberlin is hospitalized with a left leg fracture and head lacerations after stepping from a Loudonville bus into a southbound car driven by Hugh Webber Garden City New York on Route 58 about 4 30 yesterday afternoon near her home a mile south of Wellington according to the state highway patrol.
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Wellington
Charles Farnsworth
Allen Memorial Hospital
Oberlin
Here
Farnsworth
Loudonville
Hugh Webber
Garden City
N. Y
79 Resolutions Studied By Ohio Labor Group
Cincinnati report says the Ohio American Federation of Labor studied 79 resolutions. The measures include opposition to Taft Hartley, support for fair employment practices, higher state unemployment compensation, and bigger teacher salaries.
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Ohio Labor Group
Cincinnati
Ohio American Federation of Labor Convention
Two Big Projects To Bring Booms Across Ohio
Ohio faces a construction surge as the Atomic Energy Commission plans a 1.2 billion dollar plant in Pike County and the Ohio Turnpike Commission advances a 326 million dollar superhighway across Northern Ohio. The projects promise jobs and growth but also inflation pressure and strain on housing, schools, and water systems. In Pike County residents react with surprise, then focus on boundaries and compensation as speculation shifts to land value and local livelihoods.
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Columbus
Ohio
Atomic Energy Commission
Pike County
Ohio Turnpike Commission
Oak Ridge, Tenn
Waverly
A. S. Keeble
Scioto Valley
William Trusty
Officials Clash Over Food Price Increases In Drought
Washington high officials of the Truman administration argue over rising prices amid drought concerns. Price Stabilizer Ellis Arnall and Secretaries Charles Sawyer and Charles Brannan dispute drought impact. Stevenson avoids taking sides. Truman says he may act if needed as Arnall urges a special congressional session. Sawyer cites Commerce Department survey finding no broad price hikes from the drought.
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Washington
Truman
Capitol
Ellis Arnall
Charles Sawyer
Agriculture
Charles F. Brannan
Adlai Stevenson
Arnall
White House
Congress
Stevenson
Mr. Truman
Brannan
Sawyer
Commerce Department
Stevenson Called Truman Captive at Springfield Speech
Senator Nixon accused Adlai Stevenson of being a helpless captive of President Truman. He spoke during Republican Day at the Illinois State Fair, saying Stevenson visited Washington for a briefing on Truman policies and to marshal federal resources for his campaign. He said Stevenson is a hand-picked candidate with Truman's hand guiding him.
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Springfield
Richard Nixon
Adlai Stevenson
Truman
Nixon
Illinois
Stevenson
Washington
Harry Truman
UN Demands Reds Tell Prison Camp Locations
UN truce chief Maj. Gen. William K. Harrison urged North Korea to disclose six new POW camps and the prisoner totals, warning that withholding locations endangers UN personnel. The note was delivered at Panmunjom with two other notes by Col. Charles W. McCarthy.
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Panmunjom
Korea
United Nations
William K. Harrison
North Korea
Harrison
Nam Il
Charles W. McCarthy
McCarthy
Three Way Tie in White County Constable Race
In Sparta Tennessee a constable election produced a three way tie with Bedford Taylor Lee Little and Larrimore Copeland each receiving one vote. The small contest ended in a perfect split among the three candidates.
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Sparta
Tenn
White County
Bedford Taylor
Lee Little
Larrimore Copeland
Reds Youth Movement In U S Report Says
Senate investigators charge Communists recruited thousands of American youths into youth groups to teach them how to destroy government. The report traces path from Youth Communist League to American Youth for Democracy and then to Young Liberals groups tied to Communist international organizations. It notes attempts to undermine the Boy Scouts via rival fronts and ongoing infiltration efforts.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Youth Communist League
American Youth For Democracy
AYD
Young Progres
Sives of America
Labor Youth League
Cominform
Boy Scouts of America
The
Young Pioneers
Boy Scouts
CIO Heads Open Political Season
The CIO opened its political season with meetings to boost the Democratic ticket and plan campaign strategy. President Philip Murray led nine vice presidents into a session ahead of a full Political Action Committee meeting. The group aims to back Gov. Adlai Stevenson and labor allies in Congress and hopes to raise 1,000,000 dollars for the campaign. Some officials expect an immediate endorsement from the 35 member Executive Board, with certainty of an endorsement even if timing varies.
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Washington
CIO
Philip Murray
Adlai Stevenson
White House
Labor
Congress
Stevenson
John J. Sparkman
Auto Accidents Cause Substantial City Damage in Elyria
Elyria saw average monthly property damage of 11000 dollars from January through August. Traffic head James E. Boggs announced the total for the first seven months reached 77000 dollars, highlighting costly automobile incidents in the city.
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Elyria
James E. Boggs
Boggs
Polio cases reported in Lorain County area
Lorain County Health Commissioner Dr. Marion Fisher urged calm during polio season. He noted six polio cases in the county district outside Lorain and Elyria, with heavier incidences in Medina and Wayne counties.
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Lorain County
Marion Fisher
Lorain
Elyria
Medina
Wayne Counties
Four Boys Admit Robberies At Elberta Beach
Four teenage suspects captured by Lorain County officers confessed to robberies at Ziegman’s Garage and Joe’s Drive-in at Elberta Beach on Monday night. They also admitted stealing two cars, challenging prior links to John F Kostura, an escaped convict, who prompted a manhunt shift toward Milan.
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Norwalk
Ziegman
Joe
Elberta Beach
Lorain County
Kostura
Vermilion
Milan
Sandusky
Ohio
Victim in Car Truck Accident Making Recovery
In Westlake near Route 20 Mills road a 1952 car carrying Sidney W. Priest wife Eloise and five fathers collided with a Hart Truck Inc. vehicle from Toledo. Priest showed improvement at Bayview Hospital Bay Village. other injured were June McGregor Eugene Delores Ellen and Susan Maresca. Police said truck driver Winfield Scott Barney of Toledo was not held.
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North Ridgeville
Sidney W. Priest
86Th Street
Cleveland
Bayview Hospital
Bay Village
Mills Road
Westlake
Priest
Eloise
Winfield Scott Barney
Toledo
June McGregor
Eugene
Delores
Ellen
Susan Maresca
Bayview
Lakewood
Edward Hille
Hart Truck Inc
Woman Nicks Empty Meter Pipe In Grand Forks
In Grand Forks North Dakota a hotel bell captain reports a woman parking her car and inspecting the former meter pipe then placing a nickel into the empty pipe as if attempting a pay action. The scene follows local rules outlawing parking meters.
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Grand Forks
North Dakota
Perry Dornheim
Marines Hold Bunker Hill Against Chinese Assaults
In Korea Marines repelled a third Chinese attack on Bunker Hill within 29 hours amid shell fire. Leathernecks widened gaps in a 750 man battalion and claimed the counterattack was broken by 10 15 p m. The front remained quiet thereafter as 4000 rounds fired in one day and air strikes destroyed a Chinese headquarters near Haeju.
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Seoul
Korea
Bunker Hill
Panmunjom
8Th Army
Haeju
38Th Parallel
E.D.T
Schools Librarian Named By Board
The board of trustees of Elyria Library named Mrs Martha Marble of Akron supervisor of elementary school libraries at yesterday's regular meeting. She succeeds Miss Margaretta Smyth who returned to Poughkeepsie New York. Marble, a Carnegie Library School graduate, has spent six years in Akron library work.
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Elyrian Library
Martha §. Marble
Akron
Marble
Margaretta Smyth
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Carnegie Library School
Polio Strikes 15YearOld Mildred Ebeling In Ohio
Mildred Ebeling a 15 year old La Grange High sophomore was stricken with polio myelitis and placed in an iron lung at City Hospital Cleveland. She was injured Thursday in a porch fall but later helped in church activities before the paralysis spread and she was moved to Cleveland Hospital. Her condition is serious but improving with wrist movement and soft feeding resumed.
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Cleveland Hospital
Muldred
Lorain County
Pomona Grange
City Hospital Reports Five New Infantile Paralysis Cases
Cleveland health officials announced five new infantile paralysis diagnoses at City Hospital, raising the year’s total cases to an unspecified figure. Authorities urged heightened vigilance and adherence to public health guidance.
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Cleveland
City Hospital
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