Thrill Shows To End County Fair Tonight
Lorain County Fair wraps with two automobile thrill shows closing the 99th edition. A rain dampened crowd of about 3800 watched stage acts headlined by the Crew Cuts and joined by Lois Powell and others. Today hosts tractor pulling, Junior Fair steer events, and the thrill shows with women and men competing for a shared purse.
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New $296,000 gas line serves Norwalk Milan
Ohio Fuel Gas Co. announced completion of a 296000 pipeline to serve Norwalk Milan Monroeville Bellevue Clyde and part of Fremont. The line will transport gas from underground storage to these communities and includes pressure regulators for about 44 Norwalk customers.
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Fruehauf Fires 26 In Wake Of Walkout
Twenty six workers were discharged at the Fruehauf Trailer Co Avon Lake plant for alleged picketing during a wildcat walkout. Twenty one were fired yesterday and five today, affecting both day and night shifts amid protest over working conditions. Local 925, UAW AFL officials say the action was not union sanctioned. Grievances will be filed on firings and on a factory ban prohibiting sitting during work.
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Wildcat
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Peiping
Willard Moore
Isom Elrod
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House Committee Hearings On Red Aggression Ends
The House Subcommittee on Communist Aggression nears its Cleveland close as hearings on Hungary’s takeover wrap. Thursday testimony cited fear, church underground services, and economic paralysis under Soviet control. Former Hungary officials warned trade with the Reds equals death and urged caution before future Chicago investigations.
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Northeastern Ohio Weather Outlook Weekend Warmth and Showers
Sunny and cool today with a high near 78 and a cool tonight. Saturday turns partly cloudy with a few scattered showers in the afternoon and a high in the 70s. Winds on Lake Erie easterly around 15 mph today then diminishing. Five day forecast calls for near normal temps, a warmer weekend, then cooler late Saturday and Monday, followed by a warm trend midweek. Rainfall expected over the weekend and again midweek totaling three quarters to one inch. Temperatures range from mid 60s to low 80s with humidity around 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. readings.
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Parking Free This Afternoon At Elyria Lot
Motorists found free parking this afternoon at Elyria’s new off street lot with pre paid meters. Chronicle Telegram staff interviewed drivers to gauge opinions on traffic parking and shopping while showcasing the city parking facilities.
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Bandits Hal Rob East Cleveland Loan Office for $1000
Three bandits robbed the Lincoln Loan Co in suburban East Cleveland and escaped with about $1,000. The holdup occurred after the loan office opened as Treasury Secretary George M. Humphrey and Mrs. Humphrey were vacationing nearby at Holiday Hill farm.
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U S builds case over China shootdown of airliner
Washington reports the United States is assembling a detailed case against Red China for killing three Americans when a British Cathay Pacific airliner was shot down off Hispaniola. Officials said the record will include statements by survivors and aviation and government figures as part of next month’s UN Assembly discussion.
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U S Shifts Pacific Forces Strategy in Mobility Plan
U S officials announced a major redeployment of Pacific forces under the maximum mobility plan ordered by President Eisenhower. Troops and aircraft are being moved from Korea to key Pacific islands and the U S mainland, while the Pacific Fleet remains temporarily strong due to the Formosa threat. The plan aims to position forces for rapid response in any future crisis, whether in the Pacific or Europe, without abandoning the Far East.
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Lawyers Seek Change of Venue in Sheppard Trial
Attorneys for Dr. Samuel H. Sheppard asked today that the murder trial be moved to another county citing pervasive publicity in Cleveland. Defense lawyers Corrigan and Garmone argued the defendant has been unfairly convicted in the public mind and that a fair trial in Cuyahoga County is impossible.
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Death Records and Public Notices Highlight Amherst Calendar
A compact page listing death records, hospital notes, editorials, and community notices from Amherst with calendars for events at churches, markets, theaters, and local photography and sports segments. Includes entries from Loraina Markets, Oberlin, and Wellington sections.
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Welfare Probers To Ponder Action In Laxity Cases
County commissioners and County Prosecutor Paul Mikus will meet in executive session Monday to decide next action in the relief investigation uncovering laxity in case investigations and unwarranted sympathy by investigators. Since Tuesday the board and prosecutor have reviewed about 50 cases out of roughly 340 on relief rolls, focusing on state and federal aid cases.
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Walter Godfrey
Paul Mikus
Mikus
Mary Brandt
Poland Proposes French Alliance Amid European Debate
Poland proposes a six point plan for a mutual defense with France aimed at countering German militarism. The package includes nonalignment from other alliances, support for European security, aid to attacked parties, and coordination with the United Nations framework, as Moscow-backed propaganda stirs Paris.
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