Legion Chief Condemns Senator Young Over “Puffed Up Patriots” Remark
American Legion National Commander Martin Mecinealty denounces Senator Stephen M. Young for using offensive language in referring to an Ohio Legion group as puffed up patriots. He backs a Hamilton County council resolution censuring Young and cites inquiries about ECIC accusations against communists. Young denies wrongdoing and dismisses the censure as unjust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
American Legion
Martin B. Mecinealty
Stephen M. Young
Ohio
Ohio Legion
Hamilton
Couns
Legan Council
New York
Cf Liberties Committee
CIC
ECIC
Young
Reniy
Mekine
Yount
Moeinezily
Sun Rocket Launches Test of Solar Powered Link
NASA aims to launch a Thor-Able booster from Cape Canaveral next Tuesday to test solar powered interplanetary radio communications beyond 50 million miles. A small payload under 10 pounds will seek Venus orbit, joining Pioneer IV and Luna I in solar orbit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPD
United States
Cape Canaveral
Fla
National Aeronautics & Space Administration
NASA
Venus
America
Local stock list and company names in terse OCR
A fragmented OCR stock notice lists multiple company names and financial institutions such as Tel De P Elvri2a Tel Com Fisher Bros General Industries Grefion Banking Gregory Industries Lorain Co Sev and T Larein Tel Pia Ohio Tel Norwalk Track B GberEn Sav Sank Oro Tur and Standard Screw Stouffer Koxel Wiig Welimzion Bank West. Res. Ine lee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tel
Fisher Bros
General Industries Grefion Banking
Gregory Industries
Lorain Co
Sev
T Larein
Ohio
Ohio Tel
Schorh
E& L
Norwalk
GberEn Sav
Sank Oro
Perry Fey Pisadher
Eee
Standard Screw Stouffer
Koxel Wiig
Welimzion Bank West
Res
Ine
FCC Studies Six Proposals to Improve Radio TV
The FCC endorsed six proposals to curb broadcast abuses and improve programs during the first week of hearings. Plans include a national citizens council to set standards, revising antitrust laws for industry wide public service blocks, and strengthening the NAB code of ethics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
PLC
Pecoral Communications Commission
PCC
FCC
Commission
Congress
National Citizens Council
Industy
Ohio AFL-CIO Urges Lausche To Join GOP
The Ohio AFL-CIO accused Sen. Frank J. Lausche of voting with the GOP-Dixiecrat coalition and urged him to switch parties. The federation praised Sen. Stephen M. Young and Ohio House Democrats for voting with Democrats, citing Congressional Quarterly figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Afl-Cio
Lausche
GOP
Columbus
UPD
Frank J. Lausche
Congress
Labor Federation
Republican Party
Afl-Cfo
Stephen M. Young
House of Representatives
House
Federation
I Congressional Quarterly
J Lausche
North
Young
Coservative Coalition
Lorain County Chronicle Telegram Ad Rates and Delivery Details
The Chronicle Telegram lists subscription and delivery pricing for Lorain and adjacent counties. Rates shown include in county and outside options with annual and single copy prices, reflecting postal era pricing and regional distribution. Costs are given in advance with varying charges for foreign deliveries.
DiSalle urges cabinet to review aides for higher posts
Governor DiSalle tells cabinet to pick qualified civil service workers for promotion and urges heads to investigate complaints of unfair treatment. He notes reclassification focus and cautions rumors harm morale while the civil service plan begins. Highway Director Preston cites 102 railroad crossings improved and 222 new stop signs planned with or without lights. Welfare chief Gorman reports November benefits average 63.95 for 87958 recipients and a 38 million dollar Medicaid surplus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DiSelie
DiSalie
Civil Service
Everett S. Preston
Ohio
Preston
Mary Gorman
Tragedy Haunts Californian Widow In Losses And Debt
In Torrance California Mary Louise Phillips endured multiple losses and looming debt after two husbands died in car accidents and a third from disease. She birthed seven children, four of whom died in car accidents and two from illness. Stricken by cancer and tuberculosis, she planned marriage after a long engagement but an industrial accident worsened her plight. A repossession dispute preceded her death in her apartment when investigators found a note implying suicide with strong substances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torrance
Calif
UPI
Mary Louise Phillips
Svearold
Saines Paillips
Cafe Owner's Shot Breaks Up Liquor Robbery
Cleveland cafe owner Ode Teague spotted two men attempting a liquor store robbery at 5:30 am and fired two shots. The owner, 35, carried a revolver bought after previous holdups and forced the suspects, Robert Porter and William Solomon, to surrender as they warned him off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ode Teague
Lquor
Teague
Robert Porter
Wiliam’ Soloman
Nore
Ohio Liquor Department
Porter
Soloman
Communist Party Meet On In N Y
delegates to the national convention of the Communist Party U S A meet behind secrecy in Harlem at the Hotel Theresa. Reporters in room 1028 relay scant details as pickets led by Rev O D Dempsey oppose the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Kilgallen
New York
UPD
Theresa
Harlem
0.D. Dempsey
Move To Black Kennedy In Ohio Vote Is Denied
Columbus officials deny reports that State party leaders plan to block Sen. John F. Kennedy from the Ohio primary. Party chairman William L. Coleman said there is no plan to eject delegates to the National Democratic Convention. Delegates and alternates were elected from various congressional districts and at large with weighted voting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
William L. Coleman
John F. Kennedy
Ohio
Coleman
Massachusetts
Delessies
Woman Recovering, Gives Love Credit
In Columbus a hospital bedside wedding unites Grace Rice and Dwight Mathews after a surgery for acute virulent infection. Rice credits love with giving her strength to live. physicians expect her to recover soon. Mathews Barbara Mathews has cared for her and plans a civil ceremony to finalize the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Grace Rice
Doctor’s Hospital
Dwight K. Wlathens
Rober Harrison
Three More Escapees Captured in Harlan Nebulous Chase
Harlan Ky police nabbed Johnny Miller 27 outside a movie house while suspicion rose he was one of Ivy Bluff prison escapees. Wiley Cummings 36 and Joan Kilbourne 34 were later found in a stolen car. three prisoners remain at large Woodhaw Stewart 36 Willis Shaw 29 and Cleveland McNeil 27. Shaw has life term for rope. Kilbourne’s prints tied to a car found abandoned in Arlington. Authorities chased in Lorion and Washington area as the manhunt continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan
APD
North Carolina
Harlan City
Johnny Miller
Ablemarle
Ivy Bluff
Wiley Cummings
Joan Kilbourne
Winston-Salem
N. C
Miller
Woodhaw Stewart
Boone
N.C
Cleveland McNeil
Fuquay-Varina
Willis Shaw
Rougemont
Shaw
Fire Claims Five Children in Amsterdam Home Blaze
A blaze swept through a wooden home in Amsterdam killing five children aged 10 months to ten years. Police said the parents were away at the time and were not injured. Local authorities investigate the cause of the fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
Holland
UPI
Hormone Treated Chickens Under Federal Scrutiny In State
Agriculture officials announce cooperation with federal authorities to locate all poultry injected with a controversial estrogenic hormone linked to cancer in animals. Officials warn against panic as few cases are confirmed and testing continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobn Fef
Siyonds Columbus
UPI
Agriculure
Robert E. Tarimne
Igriver
USDA
Agrealmre
Industey
Cetef Cor
Harry G. Gever
Geyer
Meath
Gairy
Continued Business Improvement Looms in 1958 Steel Talks
New York business report notes improved industrial activity across sectors with steel negotiations stalled after a federal mediator broke off talks. Production rose despite labor tensions, auto output jumped 36 percent, and major firms announced recalls and dividend gains while stock markets neared late July highs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joseph Finnegen Thursder
Marvy Cireles
Snay Tefr- Harley
Indussry
General Motors and
Chryster
Tober
N.Y. Central
Colgate Palmolive
Exco
Northern Pacific
Second 14 Mile Jump Delightful From Edge of Space
Air Force Captain Joseph W. Kittinger Jr completed his second parachute jump from 74 700 feet at White Sands near Holloman AFB. He described the descent as delightful and said this time the equipment worked as designed. The 18 minute 30 second free fall ended with a gentle landing and he was reported in excellent condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alamogordo, N. M
GPD
Air Force
Joseph W. Kittinger Jr
Kittinger
Waite Sands
Holloman Afs
Desert
Killinger
Kiltinger
Gilber
Frogmen Inspect Ike Ship Hull Before Toulon Visit
French frogmen will inspect the hull of the USS Des Moines when it docks at Toulon with President Eisenhower aboard. They will check dock primings for security an hour before arrival. The Eisenhower summit with De Gaulle Macmillan Adenauer is expected to last 2 1/2 days with meetings at the Elysee and Rambouiel Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frogmen
Ike
Paris
UPI
U.S.S. Des Moines
Toulon
Eisenhower
G. S. Ans
Charles de Gauile
Harold Macmilan
Konrad Adenaur
Seunday
Elysee Palace
de Gaulle
Ramballet Castle
Milles
Agen
Rivsee
Madrid
Rabat
Rome
AMA Editor Raps Report On Smoking
Chicago reports an AMA editor asserts cigarette smoking genuinely causes cancer and criticizes the Public Health Service for aligning with the view that smoking is the principal factor in lung cancer. Talbott urges balanced data collection and dissemination from all sources to inform health professionals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
CPI
AMA
Br Aiter
John H. Talbott
UG S&s Public Health Service
Talbott
Public Health Service
OSU Trustees Refuse To Back Oath Protest
Ohio State University trustees decline to support student loyalty oath protest and choose Dr. Rey M. Kottman as dean of Agriculture, urging no conflict with existing federal law. Fawcett cites remote chances for changes to National Defense Education Act and confirms continued participation in loan programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colembus
UPI
Ohio Siet University
Joan Lorairy
Novice G Fawcett
Injustees
Board of Justees
Rey M. Kottman
College of Agrincture and
Ohio Experiment Station
Wooster
Kotimen
Gaen
West Virginia
Westy
Leo L. ‘Barrowell
Fawoen
Diace Hself
Congress
Fawcett
Ohio State
Marines respond to blood donor appeal for Jessie Frost case
Honolulu report notes Nannette Frost, 30, of St Petersburg Florida, a melanoma patient, urgently needs blood. Forty four volunteers answered the inquiry led by her brother acting gunnery Sgt Joseph F Phythian to donate blood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Nannette Frost
St. Peters ‘Burg
Fla
Steel Firms Urged To Accept Third-Party Settlement
Senator Clair Engle urged steel firms to drop their inflexible stance and back James Witchell’s plan for a neutral third party to resolve the steelworkers dispute. He praised the union’s responsible leadership and warned that ongoing intransigence could push the public to fear a resumed strike after the January 26 Hartley–Shay check to work injunction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Senatee
Clair Enste
Excle
America
Engie
Ater
Shay Tait-Hartley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Legion
Sen. Young
Tances
Energy
P. R. Smith & CO
Prembersiidwest Stock Exchange
Fairfax
Lee
National Association of Broadcasters’ Code of Ethics
the Chronicle-Telegram
Lorazza
Bates
Lorain
Adjoinins
Elyria
Pierre R. Smith & Company
Midwest Stock Exchange Act
Fidel Castro
Sijfonie Minoso
Havanese
Castro
Minoso
Chicago White Sox
DiSalle
Cabinet
Apt
Michael V. DiSalle
Communist Party
N.Y
Kennedy
Agricumie
Femexs
Ternune
Henry G. Bechtold
OSU
Culligan
Water Conditioning OF
Elyria, Inc
Lake Avenue
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!