Senator Hopes Judge Testifies Voluntarily On Charges
Senate Judiciary Chairman Langer wants U S District Judge Willis Ritter to testify voluntarily about accusations that Attorney General Brownell blocked FBI help in a Denver jury tampering case. Ritter alleges pressure to hinder the racketeering probe as Fritchey questions Brownell and Eisenhower aides about labor racketeering probes in Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William Langer
FBI
Denver
Senate Judiciary Committee
North Dakota
U.S
Willis W. Ritter
Langer
Ritter
Herbert Brownell Jr
Clayton Fritchey
Brownell
Eisenhower
Fritchey
St. Louis
Fourth Monthly Drop In Farm Prices Reported
Washington report says farm prices fell for the fourth straight month due to heavy marketings of some crops. Twenty two of 37 commodities rose, thirteen fell, two unchanged. Hogs and beef cattle margins narrowed while parity fell to 90 percent overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Two Vehicle Crashes Reported on Local Roads
Deputies reported a 7:15 a.m. collision on Route 20 west of Route 76 involving Stanley M. Myers 22 of Wallace Blvd North Olmsted with a tree. Myers suffered a hip complaint but refused medical aid. Another crash on Fuller Road east of Route 57 involved Emma Welsh Spencer and Richard Tanner 500 W Third St, with both cars damaged as the Welsh vehicle skidded.
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Stanley M. Myers
Wallace Blvd
North Olmsted
Route 20
Route 76
Emma Welsh
Spencer
Richard Tanner
Third Street
Fuller Road
Route 57
Welsh
Sheriff Department
Probe 2 Bombings At North American Aviation Plant
Police investigated two bombings aimed at workers who crossed the picket lines at the North American Aviation plant in Columbus Ohio. A home-made bomb damaged Harold Hartley's garage and a second blast harmed Kenneth Thomas's parked car. Damages totaled about 200 dollars. Both men returned to work during the 39 day-old strike. Negotiations in Los Angeles produced no progress as CIO UAW rejected the company’s offer. The latest proposal was an eight to 20 cent hourly wage boost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
North American Aviation Company
Harold W. Hartley
Kenneth E. Thomas
Los Angeles
CIO
United Auto Workers
One Man's Opinion on Debutantes in Manhattan
Walter Kiernan notes the Manhattan social season as debutantes enter society. He mentions the social register debate, recounting a deb who was dropped for marrying a barber and the barber’s ensuing indignation.
Plans To Build Welding Shop On Abbe Road Here
William Beal secured a building permit from the office of building inspector Hart A Dick for a 40 by 40 one story masonry welding shop at 161 Abbe with a parking lot on North street The permit also lists three other permits issued in November for small one story frame dwellings at 264 Bon Air street 414 Furnace street and 246 Longford avenue with contractors and costs attached.
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William Beal
Hart A. Dick
Social Aren
Abbe
Perio Ae
Barbers’ Ball. E
Eye
North Street
Yates
Saat
Apcaid
Imity
Linden
East Bridge
Bon Air Street
Harry Shives
J. C. Hauswirth
Eighth Street
Furnace Street
Thomas
Greenhaw
Ninth Street
Longford Avenue
Meister Company
Lakes Fleet Ends Record-Setting Shipping Season
The steamer Benjamin F Fairless loaded the final iron ore cargo in a 1953 record season for U S Steel’s Pittsburgh Steamship Division. The 64 ships moved 27 446 822 gross tons of ore on the Great Lakes, a new high surpassing 1951’s 26 071 333 tons. Arthur M Anderson set a single ship volume record with 866 885 tons in 46 trips.
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Arthur M. Anderson
Lorain
Great Lakes
William Ward
Harry Lickfeldt
Anderson
U. S. Steel
Pittsburgh Steamship Division
Cleveland
Benjamin F. Fairless
Conmeaut
Pittsburgh Steamship
Pittsburgh
Donald C. Potts
Conneaut
Philip R. Clarke
Cason J. Callaway
Soo Locks
Lakes
Monroe
Secret Papers Vanish From Key Defense Plants in Upstate NY
International News Service reports missing documents cover radar and torpedo research for Air Force Army and Navy at eight upstate New York plants. Senate investigations may hear witnesses in Syracuse or Rome with Roy Cohn slated to appear. nine engineers under scrutiny for alleged Communist ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N. Y
Air Force
Army
Navy
New York
International News Service
Senate
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wis
Griffis Air Force Base
Rome
Senate Committee
FBI
Red
Roy Cohn
McCarthy Committee
Susan
Ten Rothschild
Nectady
G. E
Schick
Canonsburg
Communist Party
Ant the Knolls Laboratories
Jacquard H
Knolls
G. FE
Rothschild
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Sagamihara
Te Wee Anspeed
Nanchoiutinel Gees
UUW
Subaru
uEe
Ie Wu Atuy
Schenec
Theady
Morton Sobell
Rosenberg
General Cable Corp
Groton
Conn
Julius Rosenberg
Air Developments Center
Griffis
Debs Introduced to Relatives at Formal Event
The first debate party phase ended with the debs presented to uncles aunts and close family friends. Next they will meet their parents in a forthcoming gathering.
Army to try Schick for premeditated murder at Tokyo post
Col Karl C. MacMillan of the 169th Army Hospital announced the charge against Schick, a ward chief and model soldier. Schick has moved from the Yokohama stockade to the 67th Army Hospital in Tokyo for psychiatric exams. The U S Army court martial will handle the case as Japanese courts lack jurisdiction. His American wife and two adopted Japanese daughters remain in the housing area near the Rothschilds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schick
Schicks
Rank Means Nothing In Case Like This
Salt Lake City dispatch notes a playful family preference clash as Secretary Ezra Taft Benson considers a new car. The Bensons and their daughters choose a bright red fire engine color, contrasting with the secretary’s car color choice, in South Bend Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
U. P
Secretary of Agriculture
United States
Ezra Taft Benson
Benson
Beth
Bonnie
Beverly
Barbara
South Bend
Ind
Judge suspends daughter's license over traffic fine
In Lincoln California the daughter of Judge Edward Grey faced a traffic violation charge. The judge offered a choice of a $25 fine or a 60 day license suspension. She offered to pay the fine, and he then lifted her license for 60 days, effectively choosing the suspended license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln, Calif
U.P
Edward Grey
New Clue Emerges in Greenlease Kidnapping Case
Jefferson City authorities report a possible new clue to the missing 300000 ransom in the Greenlease kidnapping. A detailed signed statement from Carl Austin Hall and Bonnie Brown Heady in Death Row is being reviewed for links to a "mystery man" tied to the case.
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Jefferson City
Carl Austin Hall
Bonnie Brown Heady
Circuit
Edward J. Dowd
St. Louis
Jeremiah O'Connell
Hall
Louis Shoulders
John Hager
Edward Doland
FBI
New Future Teachers Group Formed at Elyria High School
Elyria High School launches the Margaret E. Edwards Chapter of Future Teachers of America with 43 charter members. A candlelight charter ceremony in room 107 honors Miss Edwards with Dr. Franklin Gottfried and Lloyd Hennings present.
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Margaret E. Edwards
The
Future Teachers of America
Lucilia Leach
Miss Edwards
New Future
Elyria High School
National Education Association
Representative Assembly of the
NEA
Detroit
Franklin Gottfried
Lloyd Hennings
Anna Catherine Hess
Elyria Education Association
Lucille Leach
Edwards
Harriet Bieeman
Bill Isenberg
Penny Sheppard
Judy Martin
Carol Allaback
Carol Abramoska
Nancy Abramoska
Mary Ann Allen
Gerald Andress
End Bayer
Janet Bleckman
Nancy Boreske
Marthe Cook
Marcia Crooks
Lynda Curtis
Edward Drake
Dianne du Coty
Marjorie Francis
Diane Giasom
Michigan Ex Governor Sigler Dies In Plane Crash
Former Michigan governor Kim Sigler and three companions died when his light Beechcraft Bonanza struck a television tower near South Bend. The crash also claimed his secretary Ruth Prentice and Harold Schuyler and his wife. The Beechcraft toppled the WBCK TV tower as authorities reported a 400 foot ceiling in overcast conditions.
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Battle Creek
Mich
Kim Sigler
Michigan
Sigler
Louisiana
Ruth Prentice
Lansing
Harold Schuyler
Schuyler
Wbck-Tv
State Racing Commission
Soutth Bend
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Commission
Zoltan
Ofj
Noj
Combes
Weather Commission
Royal Herman
Gombos
Hermans
Russia
Britain
Moscow
Elyria Churches Council Plans Upcoming Activities
Elyria Council of Churches met at St. Andrew Episcopal Church with 39 representatives from 11 churches. Budget approved. plans announced for Children's World Day of Prayer March 5 and staff training April 28. pre Lent Festival of Church Music and five annual Lenten services also outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Council of Churches
St. Andrew Episcopal Church
James Sivard
First Methodist Church
G. Russel Hargate
Elizabeth M. Rich
Christian Education Commission
Thomas Curtis
First Congregational Church
Council of Churches
George Yow
Elyria Council of Church Women
Council
Benson Pledges Work For Full Farm Parity
Secretary of Agriculture Ezra Taft Benson pledged the Eisenhower administration will pursue full farm parity. Speaking before the National 4H Club Congress with about 1,900 farm youths and leaders present he said critics have distorted his views and stressed his support for the administration's farm policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ezra Taft Benson
Eisenhower
Benson
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I.N.S
Manhattan
Social
Abbe Road
Harriet Bleeman
Miss Leach
Busan
Boreas
Battle Creek Funeral Home
May
Betty Slattery
Carmel
Sealif
Richard Gossett
Tulsa
Oklo
Churches Council
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