Kellogg Named Elyria Safety Service Chief
Dale C. Kellogg of 221 Lexington Ave is named safety service director as Elyria’s 1960 city administration plans to tackle next year’s issues. Mayor-elect Oscar G. Dunn announced the appointment, praising Kellogg’s council background and energy for detailed work while moving from the legislative to the executive branch. Kellogg, a four term councilman, will begin Jan 1 and says he is honored to assume the post and will devote full effort to Elyria’s growth and pressing problems. Continued on Pg 2, Col 4.
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Tragic Child Dies From Bag Over Head In Elyria
Samuel Jones, two, died after a plastic bag placed over his head by an older sibling. He was pronounced dead at Elyria Memorial Hospital after being found unresponsive by family members. Survived by mother Delphine Jones, grandmother Delphine H. Jones, a sister LaVern, brothers Lawrence and Simley, half-sisters Pearl and Devoe, and half-brother Jerry. Born March 9 in Elyria.
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Man Kills Wife at Shopping Center Shooting
A jealously obsessed man shot his estranged wife to death at mid morning inside the Shef field ONeill Shopping Center. Mae Woodrum Dixon, 39, a Flash Cleaners employee, was killed instantly as Howard Dixon, 43, reportedly fired three or four bullets at close range before surrendering to deputies. Witnesses described panicked workers fleeing the shop as Dixon declared his love and asked to kiss his wife one last time.
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Woman Fatally Shot at Flash Cleaners
Mrs Mae Woodrum Dixon was killed at work in Flash Cleaners at O’Neil Sheffield Shopping Center when her estranged husband Howard Dixon opened fire. Deputies captured him as he sat in a sheriff’s cruiser after the attack. the murder weapon lay nearby on an ironing board.
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Five Children Die In Pineville Fire
A house fire in Pineville Tuesday night killed four children and left a fifth injured while parents were away. Victims were James Carson, 5, Cet, 4, Evelyn, 2, and Bonnie Sue Smallwood, 13 months, with a 7-year-old escaped uninjured. Firemen found three older children in beds. the infant tried to exit but perished. Fire Chief said the roof collapsed before investigators arrived and the blaze was caused by an overheated coal stove.
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Ohio Northeastern Weather Forecast Update
Daily forecast for northeast Ohio shows highs 37 to 42 with overcast skies and a 20 to 32 chance of showers late this afternoon or tonight. Temperatures may dip to 20 to 32 by night, with a five day outlook near normal highs 38 to 42 and a 0.25 inch total precipitation, including possible snow flurries north Friday through Monday and rain likely Saturday or Sunday.
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Eisenhower Opposes Federal Birth Control Advice
President Eisenhower declared at a news conference that the U S government will not assist other nations with birth control policies or advice. He argued such involvement is improper for government function and said he would seek only professional information if others request it. The briefing also touched on steel bargaining issues and curbing non essential federal spending.
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Annexation Opposed and International Talks Feature
A fragmented report notes a Truth Committee formed to oppose annexation with a two pronged plan. President Eisenhower discusses border issues with India and Red China during a forthcoming trip. Local councils and safety programs are mentioned along with aid to a grocer after a fire and caution over atomic or hydrogen bombs.
DiSalle names deans to advise on Ohio mental health plan
Gov. Michael V. DiSalle appointed Dr. Douglas D. Bond Dr. Charles A. Doan and Dr. Stanley E. Dorst to a watchdog advisory committee on the state mental health program. They will review reform plans and offer independent suggestions.
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Santa Forgetful Stuntman Parachutes in Misfit Claus Fashion
Abilene Texas witnesses a holiday mishap as Char fie Hillard Jr. 21 forgets his Santa costume parts and a department store counterpart steps in to play Santa. Hillard parachutes from a plane dressed as Santa Claus with missing whiskers and festive gear.
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Plane Steward Was Columbia VFW Member
Columbia VFW Post member plane steward Conger died in the Allegheny Airlines crash on a Pennsylvania mountain. He often attended VFW events with his fiancee Patricia Allen, a VFWAuxiliary member and airline ticket agent at Cleveland Hopkins. Allen, daughter of Ed and Mrs Allen of Redfern Drive, was en route to the airport to pick up Conger when the crash occurred. The flight aimed to land at Cleveland. funeral plans for the 22 year old crew member were not yet set.
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Eisenhower presses for steel contract settlement through bargaining
President Eisenhower urged steel labor and management to settle their dispute by free collective bargaining amid renewed talks led by government negotiator Joseph Finnegan. He warned that if no agreement is reached the government may act and stressed the issue's importance to the nation.
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Fumes Kill Five in Newark Home Deaths
Five people including a mother and her three children died from carbon monoxide fumes from a faulty gas stove in a Newark area home. The father found the bodies Tuesday night. the victims ranged from three months to 12 years old, with a hired girl among the deceased. The family had just moved from Buckeye Lake. the coroner investigated.
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Arrest Backfires as Man Poses Police Officer
A man named George Mortimer was convicted of attempted fraud after posing as a policeman. He arrested a plainclothes detective, the first likely victim he could find, in London.
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U S to Study Hormone Drug Use in Cattle Poultry
Washington report says the government will reexamine the use of stilbestrol in cattle and poultry feed. FDA Commissioner George P Larrick notes the Delaney Amendment bans new additives but does not rescind existing permits. He cites conflicting evidence and an ongoing investigation to assess stilbestrol’s status.
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