Exceptional Angus Tops Steer Club Show at County Fair
Two Angus steers named exceptional swept top honors at the Larah County Fair Steer Club show. Dianne Durkee of the Eaton Aggies owned the grand champion 955 pound steer and won the Fisher Foods trophy for beef showmanship, with Allen Gillette’s lightweight Angus as reserve champion.
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Larah
Earl Gibbs
Dianne Durkee
Eaton Aggies
Allen Gillette
Wellington
Future Farmers of America
Art Daley
Ignatius O'Shaughnessy
Grills
Carol Schriver
Minneapolis
Hank Green
Anborg
Daley
John Bombshell
Bart of
Henretta
Royal Court
Jean Jones
R.D . Wellington
Kenneth Pelloff
Frey
East Lake Rd
Solyears
Margaret Wirsham
12Th St
Elyria
Miss Durkee
Fip
Cleveland Union
Stockyard
Hank Hiser
Gillette
Consolidation Commission Co.rophy
Gillette's
Clyee Archer
Laurange Ffa
Gerald 3Urrer
Ridgeville Aggies
H. W Keighley
Joey Zalka
la Grange Ffa
Zalka
Rosemary
Gibbs
Gibbs Provision Ca
Hallouer Rd Crash Kills One, Wounds Three In Ohio
A head on crash on Hallouer Road near Route 303 yesterday afternoon killed John A. Mitchhart and injured three others including Ronald A. Bakalar and Tony Thompson. The accident prompted a look at local business and sports ties as Bill Veeck and others discussed Indians ownership. The Labor Department reported a rise in the consumer price index with transport and medical costs up and recreation down.
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Tony Thompson
Second
WHOL
Oberlin Hospital
Marvin Katz
Mendel Ci
Lorain Jenrnal
Lorain County
Wellington
M. T. DeNlenla
Batalar
Mitchhart
Oberlin
Washington
APT
Mitchhard
Labor Department
Con. J
DeNicola
Glenmont
Gladys
Crile
Veterans Administration Hospital
Gene
Harald
National
Bevfryence Board
Jerry O'Connell
Bakalar
United States Questions Adequacy of UN Arab Peace Resolution
United States diplomacy questioned the sufficiency of the UN backed all Arab peace plan for the Middle East. The resolution passed unanimously with Hammarskjold to press Arab governments for withdrawal of foreign groups and to study a do it yourself economic program, with progress reports due by Sept. 30.
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United Nations
N.Y
UPD
Middle East
United States
John Foster Dulles
Russia
U. N
Dag Hammarskjold
Dominican Republic
Arab League
Hammarskjold
Lebanon
Jordan
General Assembly
Meany Says Labor’s Cleanup Going Well
AFL-CIO President George Meany announced progress in cleansing unions of crooks and racketeers during the four day Executive Council meeting at a Pocono camp. He cited steps including isolating the Teamsters and expelling James R Hoffa, banning mutual aid pacts, ABCs growth with 186 NLRB elections and 77 000 new members, and ethics codes adopted by 48 national unions with about 90 affiliates to follow.
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Thursan
Meany
Afl-Cio
Senate
House of Labor
Pocono Mountain
Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
Amazng
American Bakery
ABC
National Labor Relations Board
Weather snapshot for Northeast Ohio and Lake Erie winds
Mostly sunny and pleasant this afternoon with highs around 74 to 78. Tonight will be clear and cool, lows near 30 to 53. Gentle north to northwest winds 10 to 20 mph today, lighter tonight. Five day outlook shows near normal to slightly above normal temperatures, with minor daily changes and some chances of light showers. Precipitation expected at times with scattered showers possible Sunday or Monday.
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Ohio
Amupstay
Wee Deer Lake Erie
UAW
AFL
CIO
Jand
Allments
U S Ready To Suspend Atom Tests
President Eisenhower said the United States is prepared to suspend nuclear weapons tests for one year from Oct 31 if the Soviet Union resumes tests and agrees to negotiate a world test ban. The move follows East West talks in Geneva and aims to start permanent suspension and a control system.
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Washington
UPI
Eisenhower
United States
Russia
Geneva
Soviet Union
Former Bay View Mayor Paroled in Embezzlement Case
The Parole Commission granted parole to Raymond R. Slater, former mayor of Bay View in Erie County, after his 1956 embezzlement conviction for misusing village funds. He was sentenced to serve until April 1, 1947, with parole granted under advance provisions.
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Columbus
UPI
Pardon and Parole Commission
Bay View
Erie County
Raymond R. Slater
Slater
AFL-CIO Pledges Backing UAW If Strike Is Called
The AFL-CIO plans full support for the United Auto Workers if a strike occurs. The federation’s Executive Council pledged unions will unite to back UAW, presenting combined strength against major automakers Ford General Motors and Chrysler.
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Afl-Cio
UAW
Unity House
UPD
United Auto Workers Union
Iff Uaw
Tion
Ford
Motors
Chrysler
Wad
UAU
Atatla
Naninet
Ann
Aflihau
Eid
Veeck Era Ohio Tribe Sale Bid Faces Stock Hurdles
Under Veeck who sold his interest in the Tribe in 1950 records were set for attendance at single games Sunday doubleheaders and night games. The all time World Series crowd of 86 000 jammed the stadium in 1948 for a Sunday game with the Boston Braves. The buyers’ group previously bid last year but were rejected by Daley and Greenberg who holds about 19 percent of the stock and would not sell to Veeck interests.
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Veeck
Tribe
Boston Braves
Indians
Daley
Greenberg
Cleveland
Fairs Show Generations at Lorain County Event
Mrs. Elizabeth Gilmore of 188 Bell Ave.. 90 next birthday, visits a black Dutch rabbit at the Lorain County Fair. Laureen Kelm, 5, of Vermilion, holds a day-old piglet from a litter of 11, a spotted Poland China owned by Graven Grimes of Alliance.
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Elizabeth Gilmore
Bell Ave
Lorain County
Laureen Kelm
Herbert Kelm
Poland
China
Graven Grimes
Alliance
NAACP Plans Last Ditch Appeal Over Little Rock Integration
The NAACP prepared to seek Supreme Court relief to allow Negro children to reenter Central High School next month. Legal sources noted slim odds of success as NAACP chief counsel Thurgood Marshall traveled to file one of several motions to override the Eighth Circuit stay delaying integration. The St. Louis circuit court granted a 30 day delay while the appeal proceeds, with the Supreme Court in summer recess and Justice Whittaker handling emergency appeals.
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Washington
API
National Association For the Advancement’ of
Supreme Court
Little Rock
Central
Thirgood Marshall
NAACP
New York
Ark
U. 5
Court of Appeals
Circuit Court
St. Louis
Supreme
Charles £. Whittaker
Eighth Circuit
Justice Department
Whittaker
Where To Turn Open House Postponed In Drought Threat
Open house at LaGrange new village wastewater works is postponed due to an injunction threat. The item appears on the first page of the Ind Sect section and is part of ongoing local development notices.
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LaGrange’s
New Village
Waisrworks
Ind Sect
Woman Envy Sparks Neighbor's Patio Furniture Purchase
A local woman grows green with envy after seeing a neighbor’s new patio furniture. She learns the money came from selling her unneeded items via Chronicle-Telegram Want Ads, then buys through C-T Want Ads. She plans to earn extra by using the service herself. Dial FA 3-2321 or CH 4-1119 to sell your unused items.
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Chronicle- Telegram
C-T
Elyria
Lorain
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Grafton
Marian Johnson
Dale Ziegler
John Born
Amherst
Rita Reinders
Angus
Hallouer Rd
Greater
Bill Veeck
Cleveland Inn
Robert H. Black
White Motor Co
Willam R. Daley
John A. Mitchhart
Downing Dr
Brooklyn
Ronald A. Bakalar
Quail St
Lakewood
Checkr Hospital
Ste and Seedon
U.S
George Meany
Organized Labor
Som
Ambhernt Uy
Courthouss News
Green Thimbha Hospital
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