Ulbricht warns of invasion over Berlin crisis
East Germany leader Walter Ulbricht hinted that Soviet troops would invade West Germany if Western powers move against the Berlin blockade. Western Allies rejected ultimatums and pushed for reunification talks on free elections under a united Germany.
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Train Hits Stalled School Bus Injuring Five In Bridgeport
A Chesapeake and Ohio freight train struck a Bridgeport public schools bus stalled at the Williamson Road crossing just before 9 a.m. Five pupils were injured as many leaped from the bus seeking safety while a second bus waited and did not push.
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Mich
UPI
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
Bridgeport Public Schools
Williamson Rd
Weather note for Northeast Ohio with snow flurries
Partly cloudy and windy with scattered snow flurries and a high near 18. Colder weather continuing through the week with mostly cloudy skies and occasional light snow. Lake Erie winds 15 to 25 mph shifting southwest. normal highs around 36 to 41 and overnight lows near zero to 25.
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Leake Erie
Ashtabula
Geauga, Lake
Cuyahoga
Lake Erie
Lake Erle
Reds Feared Planning Iraq Revolt
Baghdad reports warned of imminent Communist led revolt risking Iraq joining the Soviet bloc and triggering regional crisis. US official William C. Rountree travels Cairo to Baghdad amid tensions and anti Communist demonstrations.
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Reds
Iraq
Girl, 12, Gives Birth in Italian City Italia
A 12-year-old girl in the southern Italian city Italia has reportedly given birth. The case raises concerns about child pregnancy and social services involvement as authorities investigate the circumstances surrounding the birth.
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Rome
UPI
Italia
Pill Fatal To Girl In Detroit
A 13 month old girl Michelle Zack died in Detroit after choking on an aspirin tablet given for chicken pox. The pill lodged in her throat Saturday night, according to reports.
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Detroit
UPI
Michelle Zack
Ike and Congressmen Clash Over Civil Rights and Campaign Funds
In a letter to Secretary of State Ted W. Brown, Elton Kile disclosed details of a pro–amendment campaign funded by bank loans and heavy backing from the Chamber of Commerce and the Manufacturers Assn. In Washington, Eisenhower and GOP leaders opened a day of talks on the 1959 legislative program with officials weighing fiscal, economic, security, and defense issues. Ohio leaders said civil rights proposals and potential military budget cuts would frame their discussions as unions cited vast campaign resources used to oppose the right to work measure.
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Ted W. Brown
Kile
Brown
Chamber of Commerce
Manufacturers Assn
U.S
Richard M. Nixon
Donald A. Quarles
Christian A. Herter
Alcorn
Meade Alcorn
Republican National Committee
Hagerty
Arnold
Chamber
Herschel C. Atkinson
Ohio
Baby Blanket Heats Manger Scene in Ely Park
A five year old boy, Billy Stephens, tears up when he finds the Baby Jesus bare in Ely Park. He buys a white blanket at a dime store with his mother and asks a policeman if it’s okay to cover the Babe. The baby Jesus now rests warmth beneath the blue striped blanket.
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Jesus
Ely Park
Billy Stephens
Billy
William Stephens
Park Place
Elyria Coach Barton Named North-Squad Assistant
Elyria High School head football coach Bill Barton was named today as an assistant coach for the North squad in the North-South All-Star game in Canton. North coach Gordon Larson selected Barton, who will need to choose two more coaches, one from a Class A school. Barton, 35, has posted 22 wins, 12 losses and one tie in four seasons at Elyria. His 1958 team lost only to Marion Harding. He is a Kent State graduate and formerly coached at Talmadge and Wadsworth.
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Bill Barton
Elyria High School
Canton
Gordon Larson
Marion Harding
Barton
Elyria
Ito Marion Harding
Kent State University
Talmadge
Summit County
Wadsworth
Medina County
Lorain Death Toll Rises From Dual Traffic Fatalities
An 84 year old man Josiah Marsh died at home after a northbound car struck him on Broadway. Henry C Pollock, 76, died at St. Joseph Hospital six hours after being injured in the same incident or related crash. Both men were residents of Kingston Avenue and linked to the same family as the Marshs. The accidents marked another traffic fatality in Lorain.
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Henry C. Pollock
the Marsh
Josiah Marsh
Kingston Ave
Mrs. Lawrence
He Marsh
St. Joseph Marsh
Marsh
Chilly Ohio Faces Deep Freeze As Snow Lays In
Deep freeze grips Ohio with subzero readings across the state. Dayton hits seven below zero while Lorain County reports two below. A driver notes a pedestrian fatality en route to church as Lake Erie snow flurries persist and northern counties record up to 18 inches.
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Ohio Valley
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Lorain County
Donald Jameson
U. S. Weather Bureau
Oberlin
Lake Erie
Cleveland
Columbus
Toledo
Cincinnati
Gulf of Alaska
Cold snap grips Dixie while Montana records warm squalls
Fresh snows cross the South and Northeast as bitter weather persists across the nation. The Eastern storm exits to the Atlantic while Dixie sees heavy snow in places like Richmond and subzero readings reach as far south as Arkansas. Oswego endures 85 inches of snow over eight days as crews clear roads and ice.
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New England
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Richmond
South Carolina
Fayetteville
Ark
Georgia
Florida
Plains
Great Falls
Cutbank
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Gulf
Mobile
Ala
New Orleans
Texas
Oswego
N.Y
Pope creates 23 cardinals denounces China church persecution
Pope John XXIII named 23 new cardinals including Richard Cushing of Boston John O Hara of Philadelphia and Amleto Cicognani in a move amid strong Vatican condemnation of China’s church oppression. He urged unity with persecuted believers and asked for prayers as messengers delivered notices in Rome after papal approval.
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UPI
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Communist
China
Richard Cushing
Boston
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Philadelphia
United States
Amleto Giovanni Cicognani
Newbury
England
Prince Charles
Concen
Pope John
Vatican
Rome
Cushing
O'Hara
Cicognani
Where To Turn PAC Faces Phone Bid Approval
The paper reports a final step needed for extending service to North Eaton phone subscribers under the Where To Turn PAC. An incorporation election is set for January 18 in Sheffield amid a heated campaign. Also notes a Christmas Messiah program with choir and soloists drawing 650 attendees.
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North Eaton
Seeseueseast
Ind
Sheffield
Seanee
Auto Operating Costs Rise Again in 1955
The article notes rising operating costs for a 1958 low priced model car, up 5 percent from 1957. It also mentions farm families offsetting expenses by selling sporting goods and unused items through Chroniele Telegram Classified Ads with local dialing options for Elyna and Lorain. It also advertises used American Flyer train equipment and other items for sale after 4 pm via CH 81746.
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Elyna
Lorain
American Flyer
Birechenough
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