Areas In County Will Vote May 7
The 1957 municipal primary election picture formed as the 4 p.m. filing deadline passed with one surprise in Amherst where a GOP council nomination filing created a May 7 primary. Lorain City and Wellington Village races added candidates. Elyria had no late entrants.
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Amherst
GOP Council
Lorain City
Wellington Village
Elyria
Lorain
Wellington
Vienna
Troo Ov Ee Ey Airmties
Suhieben
Budapest
Ridgeville
J. Grant Keys
A. P. J. O'Donnell
John C. Jaworski
John A. Repko
Basil Dziama
Thomas McGeachie
Election Board
Alex M Olezko
Fifth Ward
William C. Thompson
Jack Koontz
GOP
Henry J. Kane
Ohberlin City
Broader School Bill Proposed for Education Funding
Washington senator Wayne Morse attacks the administration plan as inadequate and promotes a sweeping bill that would grant one billion dollars annually to states with no strings attached to raise teacher salaries, buy books, or repair and build schools. The proposal contrasts Eisenhower’s $2 billion four year plan for construction and faces Congress scrutiny.
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Washington
INS
Wayne Morse
Ore
Morse
Eisenhower
Congress
Plans To Be Presented Next Week In Budapest Raid Report
Esti Hirlap says the Ujpet factory raid uncovered great quantities of weapons and military gear worth 30 800 forints. Budapest Radio reports seven students and three university teachers were arrested for hiding weapons and conspiring against the regime. A new government decree stiffens penalties for Hungarians aiding refugees with a 10 year prison term. Protests against candidacies must be filed by Feb 16 at 4 p m.
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Budapest
Esti Hirlap
Ujpet
Budapest Radio
Elyria Prepares Observance Week With Meetings
Elyria Chamber of Commerce plans a city wide American Opportunity Week with two meetings set for Thursday February 14 and February 12 to discuss signatures and rulings. Industry leaders and merchants will review tentative plans for a new program designed to unite business and education and address freedom in action.
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Eura
Chamber
Moos
Elty Merdemrens
Elyria
Chamber of Commerce
Esthanttioe Jain
Aenean
Robert D
Choate
John
TAF Ing
H. Wehmbott
Helas
Ely
Blance
Paul Moos
Elyria Country Club
Acton
Plane crash lands at Jackson airport with 38 aboard
Delta Airlines Constellation makes emergency landing at Jackson Mississippi runway. No serious injuries reported though one passenger sprained an ankle. Captain and crew handled the calm landing as passengers exited safely amid fuel concerns and a near fire scare.
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Jackson, Miss
Delta Airlines
Dallas
C. E. Lowe
Atlanta
Jackson
Salvation Army
H. G
Chancey
West Farm Beach
B. C. Gordon
Newark
Fla
N.J
Shreveport
Cey
Citing Four Union Officials for Contempt of Congress
The Senate Government Operations Committee voted unanimously to cite four Teamsters officials for contempt for refusing to testify about racketeering. Targets include Einar Mohn, Frank Brewster, Nugent Lapoma, and Harry Reiss, with reports to Senate and then the Justice Department for prosecution.
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Washington
Senate Government Operations Committee
Teamsters' Union
Congress
John L. McClellan
Senate
Justice Department
Einar C. Mohn
Dave Beck
Frank W. Brewster
Seattle
Wash
Western Conference of Teamsters
Joint Council
Nugent Lapoma
George Cavano
Harry Reiss
New York
John Dioguardi
Johnny Dio
Israel May Face Sanctions Over Citations Controversy
Israel warned that sanctions could follow if the committee approves the citations, sending them to the Senate for a vote and then to the Justice Department for prosecution. Prime Minister Ben-Gurion rejected UN demands for unconditional withdrawal and said Israel cannot yield.
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Senate
Justice Department
N.Y
David Ben-Gurion
Alii
United Nations
Israel
Ing
Mulelde
Gaza
Aqaba
Abasisters
Egypt
Eban
Jerusalem
Dag Ham
Labor Department
Reiss
Brewster
Lapoma
Senatol
McClellan
Paul H. Douglas
D-Mi
Douglas
Senate Labor Subcommittee
Newspapers At New Peak In Circulation
The 1956 daily newspaper circulation in the United States reached a record high of over 87 million, according to Editor & Publisher. The weekly trade issue notes a rise of nearly one million copies per day during 1956.
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New York
United States
Decision Likely Today In Steel Union Case
Pittsburgh report says Judge Henry X. O'Brien will rule today on a union election challenge involving district 16. The case centers on tech officers and ballot placement amid pre election tensions and a dispute over the union newspaper coverage.
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Steel Union
Marskjold
Jerusalem
Khan
Hammarskjold
Gulf of Aqaba
Gaza Strip
Israel
Sinai Peninsula
Gaza
Aqaba
United Press
Pittsburgh
INS
Henry X. O'Brien
David Pishar
Hl Arish
United Eed Eare Ineath
Rhiy
O'Brien
Jones
Ausan
Sport
Isl
Amcuaw
District 16
Steel Labor
David J McDonald
Superliner United States Docks Amid Traffic Glare
In New York the super liner United States docked at North River pier with 1,493 passengers aboard as tugboat support was absent. Capt Jones F. Devlingen praised the arrival as peaceful and precise while Capt John Anderson led the vessel. A deckhand cast a line and a House bill sought law enforcement training contracts with universities for county officers. Rep Crosser proposed radar speed signage standards.
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New York
United States
Donald C
Warnet
Meiserateh
Ponalal
Theiiman
Inter ‘National
Leslie M Burge
R-Logan
M J. Crosser
Cuyahoga
Union Issue Brings Suit
Red Cross aide summoned for duty in flood areas as police and coast guard conduct search amid fears of a death. Mult parties connected to independent union organization face forthcoming actions. Elyria chapter coverage notes this developing story with official actions underway.
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Elyria
Loraen
Coast Guard
Prisoners Surrender Weapons At Utah Prison Riot End
About 500 inmates ended an 11 hour riot at the Mount Olivet prison in Utah by releasing hostages and surrendering all weapons. Two profchers Randall and Valdez turned over a machine gun and pistol, while 18 others, including seven Mormon basketball players, followed. No serious injuries besides a guard stabbing and a beaten convict. Governor Clyde pledged no reprisals as hostages were released and grievances publicized.
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Point OF the Mountain
Utah
Tandall
Randall
Valdez
FR. Callister
Callister
George JD. Clyde
Une
Clyde
Kithen
Pinball Machines Declared Legal by Court of Appeals
The Ohio Court of Appeals ruled all pinball machines legal including those without free play. The decision allows cities to pass ordinances to outlaw machines, citing concerns they can be converted to gambling and harm public morals.
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Toledo
Court of Appeals
Ohio Cities
Colum Eure Meany
Columbus
Counict
Shuffleboard in Bevis aristocracy history
An OCR fragment notes shuffleboard as an ancient pastime in the Bevish aristocracy with spins named siide-groat and shovel-penny. It mentions tables and trading for extras, and references the Chronicle Telegram Classified section with a dial number 4751.
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Chronicle Telegram
Dial
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George D. Clyde
U-P
Josef Cardinal Mindszenty
U.S. Legation
Mindszenty
Nep Szabadsag
Board of
John H. Wehrhott
Pani Moos
Teamster
Superliner
Jones F. Devlingen
John Anderson
OLSEN
CHO
Wsst
Amherat
Comtes
Verlinow
Billy Ranedall
Joe Waldee
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