PUC Uses New Weapons in Battle Over Elyria Phone Service
The Ohio Public Utilities Commission moves to curb Elyria Telephone Co. with the Henderson Act raising non compliance fines to at least 5000 per offense and Administrative Order No 150 setting minimum service standards including operator answering times. The agency seeks to enforce improvements after a two day hearing amid persistent subscriber complaints. a resume is set for Jan 3.
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Elyria Telephone Co
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Secretary of State
PUC
Winter
Elyna Telephone Co
Ohio Supreme Court
Henderson
Waller
Charles Ballou
PACO
Attorney General's Office
Lorain County
Bucyrus
Chicago Beer War Claim Near Chicago Slaying
Police fear a new Chicago beer war claimed Alex Greenberg a.k.a. Louie Greenberg, 64, head of Canadian Ace Brewing and key witness in a 1943 underworld case. Four bullets ended his rise after dining with his wife Pearl. two assailants fled down a dark street as Greenberg collapsed.
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Alex
Louie) Greenberg
Greenberg
Ace Brewing Co
al Capone
South Side
Ace
Pudgy
Willie Bielf
Phoenix Ariz
Charles “Cherry Nose” Gice
Frank Mantote
Pearl
Glass Dome
Hickory Pit
Strong Free World Urged To Counter Soviet Move
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles urged a stronger, more prosperous free world to counter Soviet strategy in a Chicago speech to the Illinois Manufacturers Association. He framed peaceful strength as the preferred method to meet Russia's shift from violence to deceit.
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Russia
John Foster Dulles
Illinois Manufacturers’ Assn
Chicago
Dulles
Tsad
United States
Teoway
Far East
Middle East
Nixon urges freer Latin American trade
Vice President Nixon calls for expanded commerce with Latin American republics to bolster democracy and raise living standards. He backs Uruguayan President Batlle Berres and stresses genuine partnership, free markets, and fewer trade barriers as the path to stronger hemispheric ties.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
United States
Latin America
Western Hemisphere
America
Amer- Eisenhower
Uruguay
Missouri Governor To Probe Complaint
St Louis Missouri Gov Phil M Donnelly said he would investigate a complaint that Ohio truckers were arrested and held for not having Missouri license tags as reported from St Louis.
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Llp
Missouri
Phil M. Donnelly
Ohio
Donnelly
Loren Hendrix
Toledo
Midwest Hausier, Inc
Hendrix
John Bryant
Missouri Mvtor
Robert L. Moulton
Ohio Reciprocity Board
Bar Owner Stabbed to Death in Wickliffe Bar
Ruddon Longo Jr of Lyndhurst was killed in a Wickliffe bar. Douglas Gott arrested after admitting the stabbing and slashing his wife Joan Gott. Police found the couple wounded and the knife at the scene. Police say Gott claimed jealousy and an affair led to the attack amid broader truck tag tax tensions between Ohio and Missouri.
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Ruddpn Longo
Lyndhurst
Wickliffe
Douglas Gott
Gott
Joan
Mentor- om-the-Lake
Longo
Moulton
Bry
Golt
Ohio
Missouri
Bryant
Lehman Named Chief Engineer for Ohio Turnpike
Ralph J. Lehman, assistant chief engineer, is slated to become chief engineer of the Ohio Turnpike Commission succeeding Theodore J. Kaver. Announcement by Frank C. Dunbar Jr. says the commission will set Lehman’s salary at the January meeting. The move follows Lehman’s prior service with the Ohio Highway Department and Pacific Fruit Express.
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Nevada
Sion
Ohio
Patrolman Arrests Son In Burglary Case Riverhead NY
Riverhead police say Patrolman John Bilski arrested his son Peter, 16, on burglary charges and posted bail. Bilski stated that if his son is involved he will face consequences like any other offender. The incident centers on the local high school break in.
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N.Y
Johm Bilski
Peter
Biski
Defense Attacks Witness Hartle In Ohio Communist Trial
Defense lawyers renewed their challenge to Barbara Hartle testimony in the Ohio Communist case accusing 11 defendants of conspiracy. Hartle, a longtime Communist and former convict, testified under cross examination about informing on fellow members and her motive to end party ties. The trial centers on whether the defendants plotted to overthrow the government by force.
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Barbara Hartle
FBI
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Chessman
Death Row
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George T.davis
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Goodman
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Davis
Pittman
J. Miller Leavy
Los Angeles
Seears Chessman
Lover's Lane
State Legisature
AFL-CIO Launches Campaign to Organize Unnamed Workers
In New York AFL-CIO President George Meany announced a militant drive to recruit about 30 million unorganized workers into the federation. Meany vowed the effort would use every legal means and reject a mild approach while Walter Reuther urged targeting chemical, textile, wood and paper industries and other sectors for union organization.
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New York
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Labor Federation
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New Industrial Union Department
Texte
Wood and Paper
Knowland Sees Ike Plan Timing Aids 1956 Politics
Washington insiders say Senate GOP leader Knowland believes an early Eisenhower decision not to run could help his legislative agenda. Bricker and others warn Ike’s silence could affect party dynamics, while labor-favored Democrats Stevenson Harriman and Kefauver are seen as acceptable rivals.
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INS
Senate
William F. Knowland
Eisenhower
Friends of the
California Republic
Kan
GOP
William Readers
Mmust
C. Doherty
Fling
Rycenhower
Rowland
Congress
John W. Bricker
Federation
Knowland
Democratic
Bricker
Illinois
Adlai Stevenson
New York
Averell Harriman
Estes Kefauver
Tenn
GM Denies Pressure In Selling Of Parts
General Motors executives deny seeking to corner the replacement parts market. GM President Harlow Curtice and two VPs testified before the Senate Monopoly subcommittee that GM does not aim to push independent manufacturers out of business. They argued independent parts makers are thriving despite GM competition and rejected claims of misleading advertising.
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Washington
General Motors Corp
Harlow H. Curtice
Senate
General Motors
W. F. Huistader
Durnee
GM Competii
GM Wee
Amsene
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
Curtee
Identical Twins Turn 92 In Lancaster Birthday
In Lancaster Wisconsin today, identical twins Mrs. Rachel Keyes and Mrs. Jennire Croot mark their 92nd birthday side by side, sharing the milestone with family and friends.
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Lancaster. Wis
Rachel Keyes
Jennire Croot
Ohioan Dies In Crash During Speech in Salem
An Ohio man named Karl Lancaster collapsed while speaking at a Salem event and died after a car crash nearby. Officials report the incident occurred on Route Da, with a loud whistle and crowd disruption as the speech was interrupted.
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Salem
SL. D
Ind
Karl Lancaster
OUP
Harry Mundtito
Lancaster
Democrats Take Petitions for May Primaries
Secretary of State Ted W. Brown announced three more Democrats filed petitions for the May primaries. The trio includes John Donahes of Hudson, son of a former Ohio governor. John Taylor of Salem, a 1960s lieutenant governor candidate. and Maren A Ross of Columbus, a lawyer. Indications suggest they may seek the general assembly or lieutenant governor, though their targets were not specified.
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Columbus
O. P
Ted W. Brown
NBC Official Dies in Teaneck Home
Robert E Sheibs 49 vice president and chief engineer of NBC died Thursday of a heart attack at his Teaneck residence. He held high technical posts and led network engineering planning.
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Rober E Sheibs
National Broadcasting Company
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