Administration Seeks Compromise on Red Party Ban Bill
Washington leaders pressed behind the scenes to craft compromise language salvaging anti subversive laws while opposing a tough clause that would jail or fine anyone who remains in the Communist party. House and Senate push to limit the measure without wrecking existing statutes.
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McCarthy Won’t Cross Examine Witnesses in Probe
Sen Joseph McCarthy will not personally cross examine witnesses in the Senate investigation and censure case. Lawyer Edward Bennett Williams said he will represent McCarthy, who will attend Aug 30 hearings and not exercise the cross examination privilege. Williams noted compensation for his fee is being arranged and that it is inappropriate to discuss publicly.
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Rain Storms Span Nation Amid Cooling in North
A broad weather front stretched from the Dakotas to Georgia with rain storms across the nation. Temperatures cooled in the northeast and north central regions while the South Atlantic coast stayed warm. Highs fell up to 19 degrees in Illinois and Indiana, with Alaska-like contrasts in other states. Jacksonville and Charleston posted new August heat records at 102. Gila Bend led the nation at 109 while Fraser Cole reported a wintry 21. Dallas set a 38th day above 100 this year, tying and surpassing 1952 figures with an even 100.
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Weather in Northeastern Ohio Turns Warmer With Showers
Partly cloudy and warmer this afternoon with a high near 60. Tonight scattered showers and possible thunder storms in the region. Winds from the southeast along Lake Erie slight to moderate. Tomorrow expect upper 60s, though some places may reach 70. Officials note a potential political debate over language in crackdowns, but no decisive changes anticipated. Humidity around 33 percent Tuesday morning. sunrise at 6 39 a m. sunset 6 22 p m. moonrise 10 53 p m.
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Ex-Congressman Dies and Loan for Dormitory Mentioned
In Washington a Housing and Home Finance loan of 700 00 was approved to build a dormitory for girls at Baldwin Wallace College in Berea Ohio, housing 180 students. Former Republican Congressman Ray Burke died at 12 earlier today after a brief illness. Burke was elected state senator in Hebron Ohio, bound over on charges, and was defeated for re election after one term.
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Park expands with picnics while banning small lake boats
The park will allow boating, bathing, and fishing and adds picnic areas. Outboard motors are prohibited due to the lake’s small size.
39 Killed by Typhoon on Kyushu
A 135 mph typhoon ripped Kyushu, killing about 39 people and driving storms toward Honshu. Up to 20 inches of rain flooded roads, rivers, and homes, with seven bodies recovered and 13 missing amid landslides and widespread damage.
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C T Presents Back To School Section Today
Elyria area readers get a special Chronicle Telegram Back To School Section featuring school related stories pictures and ads. Merchants offer back to school specials for children from kindergarten through college with coverage of local schools and shopping tips.
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College of Wooster Student Fatally Injured in Crash
Warren W Reid Sith a College of Wooster student died today while en route to Trumbull Memorial Hospital after his car crashed on Learve in Ashtabula County. He was seriously injured in the collision and died in the ambulance.
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Ashtabula
Pakistan Prime Minister to Visit United States in October
The White House announced that Prime Minister Mohammed Ali of Pakistan will visit the United States in October to discuss mutual problems and renew personal ties. He previously served as Pakistan's ambassador to the United States in 1952-53.
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Hoover Appointment Confirmed as Under Secretary of State
The Senate quickly and unanimously confirmed Herbert Hoover Jr to be under secretary of state, succeeding Walter Bedell Smith. The action marks Hoover’s elevation in the State Department and follows an earlier story about Smith’s departure.
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Elyria Board Conscripts 32 for Pre Induction Exams
A group of 32 men from the Elyria Selective Service Board 72 reported for pre induction physical examination in Cleveland today. The group was led by Gregory Paonessa of 08 Wilhth Street. Twelve registrants were classified 1 A including a transferee from Little Rock Arkansas and 20 men had referred classifications within the physical bound group.
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Detective Dick Tracy Promoted to Sergeant Rank
Sgt Tracy now serves as sergeant with the Zanesville police force after a civil service exam score of 9.2. Years of faithful sleuthing are cited as the basis for the promotion, aligning real life with fictional exploits.
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Dr Sam Sheppard seeks change of venue in murder trial
In Cleveland the case of Dr Samuel Sheppard, charged with the July 4 murder of his wife Marilyn, moves toward a venue change. Lawyer William Corrigan argues a fair jury in Cleveland is impossible due to publicity, while three-judge trial options are considered if venue fails. Police reveal statements from two more women who courted Sheppard in California as the defense prepares further challenges.
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Jait
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Thomas
John J. Ma
Stephen Sheppard
Stephen Allen
Passage Of Farm Bill Is Eisenhower Triumph
Washington reports the Senate moved the administration’s compromise farm bill to the White House after a late session fight. Ezra Benate, Agriculture Secretary, hailed the passage as a major victory for the president as lawmakers praised the plan to curb farm surpluses and aid farmers. The House followed with approval after a tense vote, while Eisenhower signaled confidence in broader farm goals amid shifting political considerations.
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William All
Knageland
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Cess
Kay to Retire and Vote on Knowland Move in Congress
Gen Kay plans retirement as Knowland move faces a floor vote amid party lines. The California senator eyes a shift on military service reform and farm price supports, with opposition from several Democrats and Republicans. Mackintosh slated to succeed Kay as military logistics reform advances.
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Tokyo
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Goa
Wanted: Good used youth bed in market ad
Chronicle-Telegram Want Ads offer easy local buying and selling guidance. Mrs. Ray Wilson seeks a youth bed and asks readers to call 4751 to reach an ad writer for assistance.
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