Mossadegh Regime Falls and Global Turbulence
Iran headlines report the Mossadegh regime’s fall amid regional upheaval. A Libya munitions depot near Tobruk, abandoned by Italians in 1942, exploded during removal work, killing about 50. West Berlin police say an East German food seeker was shot at the border as he ignored inspection orders. In Washington, Sen. McCarthy threatens contempt against Esther Rothschild over alleged Communist ties. Sen. Morse blasts the administration’s stance on local power development as double talk and a giveaway.
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U.S. Envoy Pushes Latin Aid For Peace Conference Vote
U S envoy Henry Cabot Lodge Jr seeks Latin American backing to block a two thirds requirement in the United Nations General Assembly on a restricted Far Eastern political conference. Brazil's Muniz cancels morning session but reconvenes at 3 p.m. Lodge meets 20 Latin American delegates to secure support and prevent invitation of non acceptable nations.
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Washington
Grafton Escapees Admit Burglaries Here
Two Grafton Honor Camp escapees, William Goodfellow and Edward Lyons, confessed to burglaries in Elyria and an automobile theft after being arrested in Athens Ohio. They admitted breaking into Crystal Clear Cleaners and a Shell station on Cleveland Street, and stealing a car owned by Dave Howells. They abandoned the car near Zanesville after the crimes Sunday night. Detainer warrants were sent to Athens.
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Athens
Ohio
Elyria
Cleveland Street
Shell Oil
Dave Howells
Ohio Street
William Goodfellow
Edward Lyons
Grogan
Maurice Flood
Elyria Police Department
Zanesville
Weather synopsis for Northwestern and Northeastern Ohio
Northwestern Ohio enjoys sunny pleasant conditions with a high near 90, cooling tonight to around 55 as north winds shift to variable. Northeastern Ohio sees sun and warmth with a high near 80, cool lingering tonight near 52, and mild expectations into Thursday. Lake Erie winds from the northwest 15 mph today, easing to 10 mph tonight and Thursday. Tuesday’s temperature range runs from 51 to 74 with no precipitation through 8 pm. humidity at 8 am Tuesday was 83 percent. Sunrise Wednesday at 6 48, sunset 8 25, moonrise 3 32 am, moonset 12 28 pm.
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Lake Erie
Columbus Auto Club Leader Arthur W Raymond Dies
Arthur W Bugs Raymond longtime secretary and general manager of the Columbus Auto Club died in a Columbus hospital. Death was caused by throat cancer. The former Ohio State football star was 63.
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Columbus
Arthur W. ‘Bugs” Raymond
Columbus Auto Club
Ohio State University
Kick-Off Dinner previews Lorain County Fair activities
Civic leaders and representatives gathered at the Saddle Inn Avon Lake for the 98th annual Lorain County Fair kick off dinner. Mayors, media, chamber officials and political figures attended as MC Clair L Hill outlined exhibits including farm machinery worth over a quarter million dollars, garden groups, health displays, and Harness racing slated August 26 27 with 1 pm and 1 30 pm start times.
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Saddle Inn
Avon Lake
William Kopiczinski
Assumption Church
Grafton
Clair L. Hill
Fair Board
J. C. Rapking
Kopiczinski
Johnny Pecon
Chamber of Commerce
Wellington
Hill
Lorain
Red Cross
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Young Men's iChristian Association of
Elyria
Mistreatment charge denied as Reds free prisoners
In Panmunjom, Allied Prisoner Repatriation Commission reported the United Nations used only minimum force on unruly prisoners during Operation Big Switch. The Reds released 456 prisoners including 75 Americans, with 1,260 Americans freed to date and 60 more promised midweek.
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Korea
United Nations
L. C. Friedersdorff
Reds
Icans
Friedersdorff
Red Cross
South Korea
Page fragment header listing sections and page numbers
A scanning artifact shows section titles and page indicators from a newspaper page. Mentions include Where To Turn, Amherst 14 Calendar of Events, Comics, Death Records, Hospital Notes, Markets, Society, Sports, Suburban Calendar, Theatres, TV-Radio and page references 2 10 38 34 35 38. The fragment lacks a distinct news event.
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Society
Welungton Il
Farm Group Protests Gas Main Cut Off Plan
Ohio Fuel Gas Co plans to remove an old high pressure main between Abbe road and Route 10, affecting residents in Chestnut Ridge area. About 15 protesters formed a committee after meeting at a local station, seeking legal action with an Elyria attorney, while the company cites leaks and aging lines and mentions a 30 day notice easements history and modest customer settlements.
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Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Abbe Road
Route 10
Chestnut Ridge Road
Harold Beckloff
Earl Heron
Heron
Roy Ternes
Ed. McGucken
J. J. Gerhart
Elyria J
Elyria
Deadline Near For Fair Entries
The 98th Lorain County Fair requires exhibitors to file entries by 1:00 pm on Saturday, August 22. A numbered card will be issued by the secretary to entry owners. All equipment and exhibits must be in place by 9:00 pm on Monday, August 24, with the fair opening to the public at 8:00 am Tuesday, August 25. Premiums are not paid for items removed before 10:00 pm on the last day without written consent from the department superintendent. All entries must be owned by the exhibitor.
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Lorain County Fair
Rescue 24 From Blazing Freighter Off Newfoundland
One woman passenger and 24 crew members of the burning Danish freighter Else Basses were rescued off the Newfoundland coast by the British vessel Cornerbrook. The freighter still burned as Cornerbrook, a 5,000 ton pulp carrier, continued to port at Cornerbrook with the rescued group.
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Newfoundland
U.S. Coast Guard
Coast Guard
U.S. Cornerbrook
Newfoundland Shipping Company
S. S. Cornerbrook
Cornerbrook
Casco
New Bridge On Fuller Road Approved By County Commissioners
Construction of a new two lane bridge on Fuller road to replace the old structure was approved with a pedestrian walk. Estimated total cost about 80 839 dollars, funded by a force account with the county engineering department. The Ohio Bridge Co of Cambridge will build the center pier and bridge proper for 63 432 dollars, while approaches and abutments cost 18 764 dollars. Easement payments of 350 dollars to Clarence and Maxine Smith and 275 dollars to Louis and Pearl Barkas were approved.
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Fuller Road
County Engineering Department
Ohio Bridge Co
Cambridge
Clarence
Maxine Smith
Louis
Pearl Barkas
Rebuttal Expected As President Bates New Power Policy
Public power groups prepared a major critique of the administration plan to shrink federal participation in power development. The Interior Department outlined a program supported by President Eisenhower and Undersecretary Ralph Tudor, aiming to shift primary responsibility to private industry and local communities. The plan warns of possible higher rates and faces questions about benefits to individual electricity users and public power groups.
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Washington
National Rural Electrical Cooperative Association
Interior Department
Ralph A. Tudor
Eisenhower
County Schools Set to Open September 8
Lorain County schools will start on September 8, a Tuesday, per the County Superintendent of Schools office. Ongoing teacher shortages persist with eight elementary and five high school instructors needed, including a coaching vacancy at Grafton High School.
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Lorain County
County Superintendent of Schools
Grafton High School
Cambridge Firm Razed by Fire in Cambridge
The McCreary Motto Co in Cambridge was destroyed Tuesday by a fire causing about 50000 in damages. The blaze threatened nearby houses and leveled the plant, with two homes scorched as firefighters fought to control the out of control flames.
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Cambridge
McCreary Motto Co
Shah Returns From Exile to Head New Iranian Government
Iran’s army loyalists seized Radio Tehran and announced Mossadegh overthrown the shah planned immediate return from Rome to lead a people’s government. Fatemi allegedly killed as crowds rioted. Tehran’s streets filled with protesters while the shah and Queen Soraya waited in Rome.
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Tehran
Iran
Mohammed Reza Pahlevi
Radio
Mohammed Mossadegh
Rome
Mossadegh
Hussein Fatemi
Fatemi
Shah
Soraya
Fazlollah Zahedi
Britain
Anglo Ifranian Oil Co
Soviet Union
Caspian Sea
Lwkce
Army No. 1
Record Mid-Year Real Estate Tax In County History
County Treasurer Walter J Wright reported a total of 9.97 million dollars collected in the mid-year real estate tax collection, which officially closed last week. The collection was believed to be the largest in the county's history for the half-year period.
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Walter J Wright
Hospital Ship Haven Sails From Korea With 130 Repatriates
INCHON Korea A Navy spokesman said the ship Haven carrying 130 sick and wounded American repatriates will sail at 1 30 pm Wednesday. It will stop at Yokosuka Japan for 190 Navy patients then head to San Francisco. The voyage to Japan lasts about three days and to the West Coast about 12 days. This marks the Haven as the first hospital ship to return repatriates to the United States. Most evacuees are transported by air when not needing urgent care.
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Inchon
Korea
Haven
United States
Navy
Yokosuka
Japan
San Francisco
Warmee Named Lorain GOP Mayor Candidate
Walter B. Warmee is the Republican candidate for mayor of Lorain, selected by the Lorain City Republican Central Committee to fill a vacancy after X. North withdrew to pursue a federal appointment as U S Marshal. Warmee previously sought a Lorain school board seat but withdrew on August 14. Norman M. Werner also filed as a Republican candidate for Amherst Village Board to replace the late Earl Rockwood. Today is the final filing day unless a nominated candidate dies.
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Walter B. Warmee
Lorain
Lorain High School
Warmee
Elyria Electric Company
Norman M. Werner
Amherst Village Board of Trustees of Public Affairs
Werner
Amherst Village
Republican Central Committee
Earl Rockwood
Firelands School District seeks levy vote on November ballot
Firelands Local School District filed with the Lorain Board of Elections to place a three mill, five year operating levy on the November ballot. The levy would be a renewal replacing levies from the old districts, and would first show the tax duplicate of 1954, as existing levies expire. Ruth Fox, acting clerk of the board, stated the decision came from the board of education.
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Lincoln
Elyria High School
Washington
Technical
Board of Education
Firelands
Lorain Board of Elections
Barch of Education
Ruth Fox
Chronicle-Telegram Want Ads Sell What You Need
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