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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1957

Page

1

16 Rescued On Blimp In Atlantic

A Navy reserve blimp ditched in the Atlantic during a thunderstorm near Pamlico Sound. Coast Guard and Navy efforts rescued all crew members, with initial reports noting nine or sixteen aboard and all in good condition. The flare of a jet fighter incident and subsequent rescues involve Lt Com Atkins and the Western Sun oil tanker.

Elizabeth City N.C Atlantic Ocean Coast Guard Glynco Pamlico Sound North Carolina Wanchese Manteo Navy Cape Hatteras Western Sun Atlantic Cape Patera Miothing Ahip Western Sut Sun Oil Co Philadelphia Com Atkins Cornelius van Gemert Chester Plaza Skins Miamic Fla Marcus Hook Sun

Weather roundup for Northeastern and Northwestern Ohio

Partly cloudy and cooler today with a high 75 to 80. Tonight and Saturday fair and cool with lows 56 to 60. Thursday range 67 to 86, similar to a year ago. No precipitation in 24 hours ending 8 p.m. Humidity high in the morning, easing by afternoon. Lake Erie winds northerly 15 to 22 mph, diminishing tonight. Five day forecast shows temperatures 2 to 4 degrees below normal, with cool weekend, warming late Sunday into Monday, then another trough Tuesday. Scattered showers likely Monday or Tuesday, rainfall about a quarter inch overall with heavier spots.

Ohio

Steel Official Cites Price Similarity as Steel Competition Proof

U S Steel Corp vice president Richard Sentner testified before the Senate Anti Trust Subcommittee that similar prices across steel makers show strong competition. He defended a one price policy and said customers must plan long term, noting no favors for any buyer. He warned auction style pricing would impair customer competitiveness.

Washington U.S. Steel Corp Richard F. Sentner Sentner Senate Anti - Trust Subcommittee U.S. Steel Sanmar U.S Roger M. Blough U. S. Steel Corp Senate Anti - Trust and Monopoly Estes Kefauver D-Tenn Joseph C. O'Mahoney D-Wye Blough

Furrow Queens Named Night Shift Honors at Midview High

MIDVIEW HIGH graduates and seniors share honors as Lorain County Queens of the Furrow in a feature on Page 1 and the second section. DAY SEARCH yields a seaman’s body found fast from a dredge with no evidence of violence.

Miss Midview High Lorain Queens of the Furrow Reseerers Amherst Municipal Court Police Department Radio

O Neill Convene Meeting On Northeastern Ohio Milk Strike

Gov C Will O Neill and Agriculture Director James Hay called a special conference in Columbus to assess a threatened milk strike set to begin at midnight Saturday. Ezra Taft Benson authority to suspend the order was noted, with potential spillover to Toledo and other areas if momentum grows.

New York State Hay Ezra Taft Benson Columbus James Hay Kiam O’neill Leo M Kreber Floyd Moon Patol Thehree Ohio O'Neill 166Th Camp Breckenridge Jay Toledo U.S. Agriculture Marketing Service Washington

Senate May Restore Part Of Aid Fund

Washington reports Senate Republican Leader Knowland suggesting a bipartisan review to restore part of the aid cut in the House action on foreign aid. Eisenhower warned Congress could convene a special session if the overall ceiling is reduced further, while Mansfield forecast a final appropriation near 2.8 to 3.0 billion dollars.

Senate Washington House Knowland William F. Knowland Eisen Eisenhower Congress Billy Truman Mike Mansfield Senate Appropriations Committee

Excessive Profits Denied By GM

General Motors disputed claims it earned excessive profits on an Air Force contract. GM argued the $375 million order reflected efficiency and early fighter delivery that cut costs. Investigators allege profits as high as 19.9 percent of costs in parts of the contract.

Washington Ins General Motors Corp John F. Gordon General Motors General Accounting Office Gordon

Bank Bandits Hit Mahoning Bank for 48000 Dollars

Two masked gunmen robbed the Boardman Plaza branch of the Mahoning National Bank at noon today, securing forty eight thousand dollars before fleeing. Police launched a wide search for the suspects.

Youngstown, C Boardman Plaza Mahoning National Bank

German Natives In U S Eight Months Fatality Ends DP Family Dream

Bruno Kramp a German DP and his family arrived in Lorain eight months ago to begin a new life. He died from injuries after a crane boom collapsed at American Ship Building Co. The accident also injured Earl Janda and others as officials investigate the cause. The Kramp family sponsorship was supported by a Lorain church.

Lorain Ie Srmae United Bruno Kramp Joseph Tulale Dayton Erie Ave Coli Earl Janda Kramp St. Joseph Pany Navy A. C. Hortil Yards Meter Cran¢É Germany UN Gisella Manfred Ihesupbert, Inc Delaware Avenue Methcnueaie Andrew Ise USS Wood County LST

Sohio Strike Near End With New Contracts Reached

In Cleveland and Toledo, Standard Oil of Ohio and union officials agreed on new contracts for 90 workers at two refineries. The settlements, following federal conciliator meetings, include a 6 percent wage rise an extra holiday on Thanksgiving and other benefits.

Cleveland Standard Oil of Ohio Toledo Lima Latonia

Accident Victim And Family Returns To Lorain

Bruno Kramp an American Shipbuilding Co laborer died from work related injuries. The family arrives in Lorain with wife Gisella and son Manfred shortly after the accident and death.

Bruno Kramp American Shipbuilding Co Gisella Manfred Lorain

Warning Reported Ignored by Syrian Air Defense

Cairo radio said Syrian planes forced an American aircraft to land in Damascus for hovering over Syrian territory without permission. Four crew members were searched and landing fees collected before the flight resumed. The incident, if true, could widen U S Syrian tensions and follow Syria expelling diplomats and the U S recalling its ambassador from Damascus.

London Cairo Damascus United States U. S Washington U. 8 Syria Tno Damas Cus

Syria accuses U.S. envoys of conspiring for anti communist coup

Damascus says two U.S. Embassy officials Howard Stone and Francis Getton and Lt. Col. Robert W. Malloy plotted against the government of Premier Sabri El Assali. Radio broadcasts label them plotters and accuse Washington of imperialist cloak and dagger policies in the Middle East.

Damascus Syria U.S Abdulla S. Atiyah Hilling Howard Stone Francis Getton Radio Moscow United States Middle East Stone Getton Robert W. Malloy Sabri el Assali

Dio Faces Tax Charge

New York reports income tax evasion charges added to racketeer John Dioguardi known as Johnny Dio. The 43 year old, once a labor consultant, faces charges following his conviction for selling labor peace and his Senate Rackets Committee appearance where he invoked the Fifth Amendment 141 times.

New York John Johnny Dio Dioguardi Victor Riccal Dio Senate Labor Rackets Committee

Carnival Tonight at Stan'a Parish Lorain

Carnival tonight and Sunday at Stan’a Parish located at 2th and Myra Ave Lorain. The notice invites locals to attend and enjoy the event with steady attendees expected.

Saturtar Stan'a Parish 2Th Myra Ava Lorain

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