Dog Show Highlights and Town Notes in Meinke Feature
In Russ Davies column Meinke case discussed as a topic while Rustlin Around reflects on monsters and store detectives. Millie Amato covers Westminster Dog Show moments for its A Dog's Life. Don Miller’s Scene About Town shares mongrel moments and Joe Cowden surveys Hungarian refugee get acquaint ed issues. Army women at work are described in From the Chatter Box.
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Meinke
Russ Davies
Millie Amato
Westminster
Don Miller
Joe Cowden
Spokesmen Protest Liquor Permits in Elyria and Columbia
Spokesmen register protests against granting liquor permits in Elyria and Columbia as community figures urge caution. Officials report organized demonstrations outside licensing hearings, citing concerns over public safety and neighborhood impact.
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Elyria
Columbia
Israelis Protest Pullout Demands In Huge Rallies
Tel Aviv crowds estimated at about a hundred thousand marched in protests against withdrawal from captured territory. WELFARE COUNCIL met to pick officers as the city faced rising tensions amid the demonstrations. Local union leaders and residents voiced strong opposition to territorial concessions and called for a united stance.
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Lorain
United
Tel Aviv
INL
Tel
Schryne Aviv
Israel
John C. Edwards
Youth Dies After Crash In New York Street Collision
Yugoslav Consul General in New York and the Yugoslav ambassador and UN representative comfort Joza Brilej after Brilej was injured in a New York automobile accident. Brilej’s car with diplomatic plates collided with another car and rammed a supermarket doorway, killing a woman pedestrian.
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Lazar Like
New York
Joza Brilej
Brilej
U.P
Lorain County Class A Tournament Draws Set
Columbia and Ridgeville earned automatic top seeds in the Lorain County Class A Tournament as the bracket drew first round pairings at George M. Jones Fieldhouse. First games include Columbia vs Brookside at 6 30 pm Avon vs South Amherst at 7 45 pm and LaGrange vs Firelands at 9 pm with Ridgeville on bye.
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Columbia
Ridgeville
Lorain
Amherst
Oberlin College
George M. Jones
Lorain County
Brookside
Avon
South Amherst
LaGrange
Firelands
Columbus
Weather Summary for Northwest and Northeast Ohio
Weather forecast notes highs near 48 in the northwest and northeast today with patchy fog tonight and lows around 40 to 45. Sunday brings cloudy skies and highs 45 to 50 with a remaining chance of light precipitation.
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Ohio
Picture Series Gives Newsman Chance To See His Own Operation
Don Miller CT associate news editor recounts his October hospital stay at Aultman Canton for a brain surgery including removal of bone fragments and planned metal plate. He narrates camera setup by Walt Glendenning and the unusual project to photograph the procedure with permission from hospital and surgeon amid a medical drama and hospital room anecdotes.
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Aultman Hospital
Canton
George Wren
Palog Aplicu
Walt Glendenning
C-T
Don Harter
Diebold
Don Miller
Demonstrations Rally Support for Gaza Policy Across Cities
Across Israel and in Ohio many joined sabbath prayers backing the government stance not to remove troops from Gaza and the Gulf of Aqaba without guarantees. In Columbus and other cities, residents urged federal aid to cover highway expressway costs, faults over city shares, and a plan to offset expenses, with Mayor Celebrezze arguing cities should bear no expressway costs since roads cross the nation.
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Gaza Strip
Gulf of Aqaba
Tel Aviv
Haifa
Columbus
Jerusalem
Ohio
Naha
Cleveland
Anthony Cele
Breeze
Israel
Celebrezze
Toledo
Exclid
Dairy Prices Hold Steady as Farm Supports Shift
Washington reports Ezra Benson announces new farm support levels for eight major products to start April 1, with dairy remains at 28.15 cents per pound while cottonseed loans drop to 46 dollars per ton. Parity prices are revised downward from last year, reflecting higher costs and slower consumer price gains, affecting grains oats barley and soybeans.
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Washington
Fasture
Ezra T. Benson
Department
Hartey
Congress
Benson
Jana Chevae
Hotel Bandits Take $4,500 Lighting Assessments Court Test
Three gunmen robbed Fayette Hotel. Attorneys challenge city assessments for underground lighting costs, arguing law and constitutionality. The suit targets city officials over charges awaiting court ruling, with residents claiming they already paid via property purchases.
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Washington Cie
Fayette
Ray Garrity
Praone
Property Hotel
Mustard
Ohio work stoppages hit high for year in 1953
Ohio Industrial Relations Department Acting Director Hugh Watt reports 1953 saw the highest work stoppages since 1932, driven by the steel base industry. About 90,000 workers were idle at peak, with 92 million man hours lost, mainly in Akron and other major metro areas.
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Columbus
Iupy
Ohi
Stile Industrial Relations Department
Hugh PD Watt
Ole Wan
Akron
Cleveland Man Fatally Stabbed on East Side
Cleveland police report a man named Fred Car fer 45 of Cleveland was stabbed to death in front of his home. Homicide detectives say his throat was slashed and they seek a man and a woman in connection with the slaying.
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Clevaland
INS
Fred Carfer
Cleveland
East Side
King Saud Leaves U S After Talks With Eisenhower
Saudi King Saud departed Washington after talks with President Eisenhower aimed at boosting future cooperation. Vice President Nixon led the U S group at the airport as the royal party left aboard President Eisenhower’s personal plane. The visit includes plans for a state tour and arms agreements involving Spain and Dhahran air base.
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INS
Saud
U. S
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Artional
Keepumbine II
S. Sand
Azores
Fasenhower
Dhshran
Spain
Saudis
Arabia
Lodi High School Athlete Dies in Car Crash
Dencl James Earl Wilson, 16, Lodi High School student and National Honor Society member, died this morning after his southbound car overturned into a ditch on Rt. 42 north of Lodi. The coroner cited asphyxia from the car’s weight pressing on his chest. a passenger, 14, suffered minor injuries. Funeral services were set for Monday at Woodlawn Cemetery.
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Lodi
Rt. 42
Dencl
James Earl Wilson
Harald Wilson
State Highway Patrol
Medina
Wilsom
Medina County
Ane Drew Karson
Jo Nata
RC Salem
Paral
Wilson
Dro Karson
Duntor Aquino
Ladi Thigh School
Waleson
National Honan Society
Joan Miaime
Parker Funeral
Threade Peterson
Woodlawn
Lod
Wage earners urged to rent extra room to hold own
A National Industrial Conference Board report cites higher taxes and inflation eroding earnings. It notes a $6,122 wage today loses purchasing power versus a $3,000 yearly income in 1939. The Chronicle Telegram advertises renting extra room to help finances.
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National Industrial Conference Board
Chronicle - Telegram
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