State Hints Dr Sam Sheppard Neck Injuries Were Self Inflicted
A state witness suggested Dr Samuel H Sheppard could have inflicted neck marks by clasping hands at the back of the neck and pressing the thumbs forward. Dr Foster, Bays View Hospital physician, testified X rays showed no jaw fracture and noted a faded neck area may reflect pressure or self defense.
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Cleveland
Sam Sheppard
Noray
Vlivk
Sheppard Bay View Hospital
Dre. Sam
H. D. Quigg
United Press
Samuel H. Sheppard
Thomas J. Parrno
Sheppard
Clifford C. Foster
Bays View Hospital
Foster
Marilyn
Parrino
Dr. Sheppard
Jorg
Lake Erin Beach
Richard Koch
Weather outlook for Northeastern Ohio turns colder with snow
Partly cloudy and a bit warmer today with highs 32 to 38. Tonight remains cold with lows near 2 to 4. Thursday turns cloudy and colder with snow flurries by evening. Temperature ranges and hourly observations are noted from the station data and archives.
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United Press
Ohio
Critical Blast Injures Lorain Couple In Fire
A gas air mix and opened door sparked a residential explosion in Lorain injuring Mr Del Boccio and Mrs Del Boccio. Fire crews from Lorain and Black River battled flames from 12:39 am to 6 am with 28 firefighters on scene. Damages total about 9,000 and investigators suspect attic wiring as the origin after prior diary reports.
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Mea
Vincent del Boccio
Oberlin Ave
St. Joseph Hospital
Chronicle-Telegram
M@isff
Ihe
Elmer Stough
Frank Urban
DelBoccio
Urban
Lorain Fire Companies
Black River Township
Cene
Black River
William Wilker
Stough
del Boccio
del Roccio
Action Seen Needed Now In Water Plan
Regional water projects to tap Lake Erie's supply win broad support from eight watershed counties in Cleveland. John U. Byrne and four speakers urge immediate action to overcome legal and political barriers and push two pipelines to serve Lake Erie eight-county area.
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Lake Erie
Cleveland
John U. Byrne
Lake
Jack Lennon
Cleveland News
Norton
War Peril Seen Less
President Eisenhower said the danger of global war has diminished in recent years despite Red China's imprisonment of American war prisoners.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Red China
Surprise Witnesses Get Calls In Sheppard Case
In Cleveland four surprise witnesses were subpoenaed to bolster the defense of Dr. Samuel H. Sheppard as he faces murder charges in the killing of his wife. Defense attorney William J. Corrigan teased further secrecy about Dr. Sheppard’s testimony while revealing the inclusion of Bay Village Police Chief John P. Eaton among the new witnesses.
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H. D. Quigg
United Press
Cleveland
Samuel H. Sheppard
Sheppard
Marsilyn
William J. Corrigan
Sam
Bay Village
Corrigan
Dr. Sam
John P. Eaton
Eaton
Mooney
Richard N. Sheppard
Ins
Jay Hubach
Amherst Voters to Decide on Reopening Power Plant
Amherst village council voted to put the question of reopening the municipal power generating plant to a special election. The plant has been closed since August 1953 and the village now buys power from Ohio Edison. No election date was set.
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Amherst
Ohio Edison, Co
Board of Publi Affairs
Man Acquitted by Jury in Manslaughter Case
James Frank Harmes 25 of Elyria was acquitted by a 12-person jury after a two day trial in the manslaughter case over the Highland Grill fight that left Emmett Tollett 23 dead from a brain hemorrhage. The verdict came after about one hour of deliberation and two material witnesses were released with payment after their detention.
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James’ Frank Harmes
Elyria
Emmett Tollett
Harmon
Shirley Thompson
Barbara Davis
Elytia
Tollett
Tennessee
Highland Park
Lorain
Highland Grill
John D. Pincura
New Column Will Give Aid To Homemakers
The Chronicle Telegram starts The Chronicle's Kitchen Former by Evelyn Andrews to aid homemakers. It features personal recipes, reader submissions, practical shopping tips, and cooking guidance with the first column on page 18.
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Chronicle Telegram Today
Chronicle's
Evelyn Andrews
Chronicle
Andrews
Hume Family Builder Dies at 69 in Lorain
T. J. Hume longtime Lorain contractor and president of T. J. Hume Co. dies at 69 at home. His firm supervised major projects including Firelands High School Elyria Chronicle Telegram building and Lorain Journal project. Survivors include wife Blondina and six children. Funeral plans by Schwartz Home for Funerals.
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Lorain
T. J. Hume
T. J. Hume Co
Hamilton Ave
New Firelands High School
Chronicle-Telegramm
Elyria
Lorain Journal
Hume
LeRoy
N.Y
Blondina A. Hume
Virgil
Elmer
Amherst
Robert Woodward
Russell Mraldi
Akron
Robert Miller
Elyria Memorial Hospital
First Baptist Church
Eastern Heights
Allen School i
Pope Pius XII Feels Better Despite Mild Cold
Vatican sources report Pope Pius XII has a mild cold and cough but is taking light exercise. He walks unaided with a attendant nearby to prevent a fall as Roman Catholics celebrate the Year of Mary and the busy church calendar continues.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Pius XII
Wellington
I! Weamee
Very Beautiful Erge We Nhiewepa Pre Hbehi
Fragmentary OCR reads as a brief notice or item noting a name or event with unclear details. The readable words include Very Beautiful and pre HBEHI context, but specifics such as dates or identities are missing.
Eisenhower disputes McCarthy split talk and urges moderation
President Eisenhower spoke sternly at Ames denying a McCarthy led third party would hurt Republicans. He urged a middle ground, praising Sen. Arthur Watkins' censure work and pushing Moderation and Progressive aims as core to a future Republican platform. Continued on Page Four.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Joseph R. McCarthy
McCarthy
Wisconsin Republicar
China
Administration
Sen
Arthur V. Watkins
Utah
White House
Senate
Watkins
Ames
Lasting Gift Ideas Highlight Classifieds in Chronicle-Telegram
Men seek durable presents as studies show preference for long lasting gifts. Classifieds advertise sports equipment, tools, bicycles and related items at reasonable prices. To attract sellers, place a Wanted ad and call 4751 for assistance.
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Chronicle-Telegram
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