Susan Hayes testifies in Sheppard grand jury case
Pretty Susan Hayes, 24, told how she and Dr Samuel Sheppard lived seven days as man and wife in Los Angeles. She testified before the grand jury in Cleveland promising truth while authorities said they will continue their investigation.
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Susan Hayes
Samuel Sheppard
Los Angeles
Criminal Courts
Thomas Parrino
Anthony Celebrezze
Sheppard
Marilyn
California
Miss Hayes
Bay View
Los An
Gélea
Arthur
Miller
William K.I
Thomas
Cuyahoga County
Brakeman Dies in Lorain Train Yard Accident
Lorain authorities report 57 year old Baltimore and Ohio brakeman Clifton Harr crushed between coal cars while switching near 17th and Broadway yards. He died. prosecutors outlined first degree murder elements including premeditation and malice. Harr, married with three children, had worked for the railroad a decade and belonged to the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen. Coroner studied bloody clothing as part of the case.
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Lorain
Baltimore and Ohio
Broadway
Clifton Harr
10Th St
St. Joseph Hospital
Hart
Compary
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Harr
Bonnie
Larry Joe
Janis
Mont Harr
Portsmouth
Weather and civic notes mix with obituary fragments
Fragmentary local items mention funeral arrangements at Helen Schwartz Home For Funerals and testimonies from neighbors and babysitters in a murder case. A Northeastern Ohio weather section lists temperatures, wind, humidity, and moon data with forecasts toward Friday weekend. A Florida vacation postcard quote ends the clipping.
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George the Sheppard
Helen Schwartz
Schuele
Sheppards
Larry Houk
Bay Village
Spencer Houk
Lorain officials clash over welfare list audit urge
County Commissioner Oscar G Dunn pressed State Welfare Director Henry J. Robison for a complete audit of Lorain County welfare lists after a meeting with the county prosecutor's office. Assistant prosecutor Harold Ewing rejected Dunn's political framing and said the issue rests on whether prosecutors or commissioners should oversee any review. Welfare Director C. C. Waterhouse defended departmental budget rules while Dunn sought outside examination of all welfare activities in Lorain County.
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Lorain County
Henry J. Robison
Oscar G Dunn
Dunn
Robison
Harold Ewing
Paul Mikus
Mikus
Ewing
Board of County Commissioners
Commissioners
J. Powell Jones
J. Norman Thompson
C. C. Waterhouse
Budget Commission
Waterhouse
Welfare Department
Vermilion River Tragedy Claims Father and Daughter
A Belden family picnic near Vermilion ended in tragedy when Donald Furman and his 13 year old daughter Nancy drowned as the river rode high. The accident occurred as the family prepared to leave the rain swollen Vermilion River with others watching in shock.
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Vermilion
Belden
Donald Furman
Grafton
Nancy
Oberlin Seeks City Offices in College Music Hall
1916 resolution raises question whether Oberlin may obtain municipal office space in Sophronia Huntington Hall on the Oberlin College campus. City officials will check the deed to see if the college must provide permanent town offices when the civic center is built, with jail and fire station excluded.
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Oberlin
Sophronia Huntington Hall
Oberlin College
Minnutes
Knowland Denounces Mitchell Over Dixon-Yates Contract Charge
Senate Republican Leader William F. Knowland challenged Democratic National Chairman Stephen A. Mitchell to prove his claim that favoritism influenced President Eisenhower’s decision on a major Atomic Energy Commission power contract. He called the Dixon-Yates award a possible scandal and urged investigation.
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Washington
Senate
William F. Knowland
Stephen A. Mitchell
Eisenhower
Knowland
Mitchell
Atomic Energy Commission
Dixon - Yates
Storm battered area as lines, trees fall. cleanup underway
A severe electrical storm moved from Norwalk toward the Cuyahoga County line, with winds up to 60 mph. Major damage hit Lorain County including South Amherst with downed lines, two burnt transformers, and a damaged Thomas home. Towns like Amherst, Elyria, and Norwalk reported widespread tree and line damage, residents without power, and rapid cleanup efforts by line crews and WEOL staff. Police and coast guard units helped in isolated rescues while several injuries were reported but no fatalities.
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Norwalk
Cuyahoga County
Lorain County
Amherst
Cleveland Quarrie
Perkins Storeries
Charles Thomas
Leavitt Rd
Allen Pikey
Elyria Ave
Thomas
Pikey
WEOL
Lotko
South Am
Kerst
Elyria
Elyria Telephone Co
Fremont
Lakeside
Galion
John Kiddy
Ivan Beck
Marblehead
Coast
Swanton
Sandusk
Warren
Cleveland
Catherine McKee
Selective Service Board
Steve Prokop
Wxousi Wen Thix
Bosworth
Morgan St
Oberlin
Lan
Dems Pick Candidate For Auditor Mrs Virginia L Saylor
Mrs. Virginia L Saylor 77 of Oberlin will be the Democratic candidate for Lorain County auditor in the November election following a unanimous vote by the Lorain County Democratic Executive Committee to fill the vacancy created by Thomas Bowen's withdrawal. Saylor, wife of Edwin P Saylor of E P Saylor Construction Co, has long been active in Democratic circles and serves as president of the Lorain County Federation of Democratic Women. She has two daughters and is a member of the First Methodist Church and the League of Women Voters of Oberlin.
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Virginia L. Saylor
Orchard St
Oberlin
Lorain County
Democratic Executive Committee
Saylor
Thomas Bowen
Columbus St
Elyria
Minerva
Oberlin School of
Commercce
Robert Russell
E. A. LeSarge
Cleveland
E. P
Where To Turn Learn To Drive Elyria Driving School
Learn to drive guidance offered by Elyria Driving School with contact number 7/412. Instruction aims to help new motorists obtain licenses and improve road skills through instruction and practice.
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Elyria
Upset Makes Hit HOCKERING Norfolk Scene
Children from bricks flocked to the scene of a traffic mishap near 115 E Griswold Rd as ITHE RESAR Service Co planned a Monday event with toy wagons and buckets. A veered B and C railroad lookout and cream bed overturned. a local notice lists phone 23022 for Adv.
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Hockering
Norfolk
Eng
Belmishap
E. Griswold Rd
Auto Industry's Last Independents Combine Today
Independent manufacturers unite to form a single firm aiming to rescue two struggling companies and restore stability in the auto industry. The merger seeks to create a healthier operation through combined resources and shared leadership.
Auto industry merger creates Big Three in history
The move to ward combines in the automobile field reduces the number of builders from 1600 to six and ends independence in the sector. It leaves the industry with a Big Three of Ford Nash-Kelvinator and Hudsons.
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Ford
Nash-Kelvinator
Hudsons
Grandfather To Try Erie Swim Again
An elderly man returns to attempt a swim in Erie seeking another chance. The rest of the text mentions a person named Shirley Ann Huber and a scattered rental advertisement theme, with garbled phrases about renting, ads, and action.
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Erie
Shirley Ann
Huber
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