Soviet Nuclear Blast Hinted Part Of Guided Missile Test
Washington reports speculate that a Soviet nuclear detonation near southwest Siberia on Aug 24 may have involved a guided missile test. Khrushchev claimed the USSR first exploded a hydrogen bomb from an aircraft, while the US Air Force had already developed a hydrogen warhead for intercontinental missiles. The White House cited a Siberian proving ground and offered few details.
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Siberia
Nikita
Khrushchev
England
Eisenhower
Banday
Khruschev
Soviet Union
Air Force
White House
Atomic Energy Commission
Ely Estate Donates $2,000 to Elywood Park Renovation
Mayor J Grant Keys announced the creation of the Elywood Renovation Fund to support cleanup and improvements in Elywood Park. The fund began with a $2,000 donation from the William Arthur Ely estate and the Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Co. A first check was delivered to Mayor Keys and Parks Board Chairman Vernon Bell by Helen C Ely.
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J. Grant Keys
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Afto Keys and Parks Board
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Helen C. Ely
Rodney Rockwood
Arthur Ely
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Ely
Eisenhower plans Sept 16 campaign move amid nuclear test news
President Eisenhower will launch a broader campaign push around September 16 after early October plans shifted. He will stay in Washington for quick GOP talks, then head to Gettysburg for a weekend, with a return to campaign activity noted despite mixed expectations from Hagerty. The issue coincides with reports that Russia resumed testing a nuclear device, while Eisenhower visited Carmel and played golf, scoring about 90. Local park donations respond to storm damage in Elywood Cascade area, with a renovation fund created for Elywood, after repeated storm damage earlier in the year.
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Hagerty
Stevenson to Address Ohio Democratic Convention
Adlai E. Stevenson, Democratic candidate for president, will speak at the Ohio Democratic Convention in Columbus on September 8. State Chairman William L. Coleman said Stevenson would deliver one of his major campaign speeches en route from Chicago to New York. Abbott Lausche and Michael Disalle are named among other convention speakers.
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Adlai E. Stevenson
Ohio
William L. Coleman
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Chicago
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Rocket
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Frank J. Lausche
Michael V. Disalle
Five Teens Arrested as Guns Seized at Cleveland Pistol Range
Police arrested five teenagers at the Cleveland police department indoor pistol range Sunday night. Officers seized a rifle, 1 700 shells, and other firearms from a vehicle occupants described as in a west side alley. The incident occurred amid reports of price changes at a local laundry.
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Cleveland
West Side
Ailey
Fatal Dawn Fire Leaves Two Dead in Lorain District
A Dunton Road dwelling fire shortly before 3 am Sunday killed Harald Howe and Mary Lee Holloway as flames trapped them on the upper floor. Investigating William Vincent, 44, is held on charges of burning property and manslaughter with $2,500 bonds. Howe, 29, Elyria resident, and Holloway, 42, formerly of Oberlin, planned to marry. both bodies taken to local mortuary. Funeral plans set for Holloway in Oberlin with burial in Westlawn Cemetery.
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Harold Howe
Elyria
Mary Lee Holloway
Harald Howe
14Th St
William Edward Vincent
Katie
Vincent
John Demyan
James Godette
Howe
St. Joseph Hospital
Demyan
Miss Holloway
William Colbert
Colbert
Finley Mortuary
Second Baptist Church
Elyria Country Club
Roy
Columbus
Evelyn
Blyria
Billy
Hugh Urass
Oberlin
Griffin
Mississippi
Adelina Holloway
Westwound Cemetery
Obertin
Pollen Count 248 Brief Sexual Service Ad
Pollen Count 248 advertises DELTXE shirt laundry offering 1 and 3 day service. Mentions address Town 6 Country, 4 and 7 Cleveland Street, with advance booking note.
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Cleveland
AFL-CIO Edges Toward Endorsement Of Democratic Ticket
AFL-CIO leaders weighing whether to endorse the Democrats ticket for 1956 while the 28 member Executive Council gathers at a mountain resort. Some leaders including David Dubinsky and Walter Reuther openly back Stevenson Kefauver, though Georges Meany shows caution. The council may call a general board meeting to decide.
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Afl-Cio
Apl-Cio
Georges Meany
Stevenson - Kefauver
David Dubinsky
International Ladies’ Garment Workers
Walter 'Reuther
Dubinsky
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Meany
Dave Beck
Gilant Teamsters
Beck
Hisenhower
Col Frank Murbach Dies at 77 Former Elyrian Veteran Leader
Col J Frank Murbach longtime Elyria businessman and veteran group member died at his Seattle home after a seven year stroke illness. He served in the Spanish American War after attending Elyria Public Schools and Case Institute of Technology and later joined the regular army in 1901.
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Ellen Eldred
Legion Post
King Solomon Lodge
Lake Erie
Koran Temple
Mystic Shrine
American Legion Post
Ohio
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Army and Navy Union
Amelia Fay
Gladys ‘Lucille
Herman FE
Duane Bristow
Erne Murbach
Mobile
Ala
Ralph Murbach
Elwhna
Fire kills mother and five children in Ville Jacques Cartier home
Police attributed the fatal blaze to faulty wiring in a tar-paper house housing a mother Rita Champagne 34 and five of her six children Menon 7 Laude 5 Gaston 2 Marcel 1 Alain months. The father and another son were away fishing. Funeral services were held in Seattle for Col Murbach after a long wartime career and multiple honors.
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von Villeneuve
Rita Champagne
Menon
Laude
Gaston
Marcel
Alain
Daniel Appears Texas Winner Daniel Appears Texas Winner
Senator Price Daniel led the Democratic governor race in Texas as unofficial returns showed a 2,523 vote edge over Ralph Yarborough. About 1,690 votes remained uncounted, with observers calling the runoff a bellwether for November’s presidential vote.
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Dallas
Tex
Price Daniel
Texas
Daniel
Austin
Ralph Yarborough
Texas Election Bureau
Caddy Injured In Vine Fall At Ohio Golf Club
James Born a 12 year old caddy from Willoughby was in serious condition after slipping from a swinging vine and falling into a deep ravine on the Kirtland Country Club golf course in Cleveland Ohio.
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Cleveland
James
Willoughby
Kirtland Country Club
Unions Accept Ohio Edison Pay Increase Pact
Unions accept a 14.22 cent hourly pay rise under a new contract with Ohio Edison. A Columbia youth group raises $252 through service station sales and pony rides. Local steelworkers elect three representatives to a national Wage Policy Committee as an anniversary event is marked.
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Ohio Edison
Columbia
National
Storm Strikes Cleveland Area with Lightning Hits
A severe electrical storm hit the Cleveland area early today. About 30 homes were struck by lightning with minor damage. half the homes in Berea lost power. Winds reached 43 mph and a rain deluge accompanied the storm.
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Cleveland
Berea
Brother’s chase ends with brothers jailed in same speed trap
Howard Seay failed to return from a trip to a Knoxville neighborhood grocery. His brother James jumped in his car to search and sped through the same speed trap, where both were arrested and jailed. The item also references sawbucks and Chronicle Telegram want ads as a sales plug.
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Knoxville, Tenn
Howard Seay
James
Caronicle-Telegram
Aris
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