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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1957

Page

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Brownell Emerges as Top Contender for Supreme Court

Washington reports a Texas lawyer described as the leading candidate for the Supreme Court seat amid ongoing vacancy talks. The piece notes geographical diversity on the court and cites Eisenhower’s openness to appointing a nonjudge with stellar legal reputation if the right candidate exists, while highlighting Warren’s lack of federal judicial experience.

Ruth Montgomery Washington INS Supreme Court Eisenhower New York Brownell Felix Frankfurter John M. Hattorney Herbert Brownell Herjan William J. Brennan Harlan Chicago Middle West Harold H. Burton Dixie Hugo Black Stanley F. Reed Tom C. Clark Far West Earl Warren William O. Douglas Warren

Senator Probes Tire Bid Rejection By Noble

Senator launches inquiry into the rejection of Cooper Tire bids by Highway Director Charles M Noble. The Cleveland Democrat denounces the action and demands Noble explain why Cooper’s bid was undercut by 3 to 4 dollars per tire versus 17 other firms. Brewer questions Noble about potential personal gains and fair treatment as details unfold.

Brewer Noble Cooper Cleveland Democrat Charles M. Noble Cooper Tire and Rubber Co Findlay

Weather Outlook for Northeastern and Northwestern Ohio

Mostly cloudy today and tonight with a chance of brief snow this afternoon or evening. Warmer this afternoon with highs 35 to 40. Not as cold tonight with lows 28 to 32. Wednesday cloudy with little temperature change. Monday temperatures 22 to 31. last year at this time 32 to 42. Trace precipitation in the last 24 hours. humidity rising through the day.

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Eagle Scout ceremony highlights Explorer Scouts awards

Elyria board approves recreation plan while Ridgeville ceremony honors Explorer Scouts and Eagle Scout recipients. Slum conditions report prompts housing concerns as committee reviews neighborhood issues.

EAGLE Ridgeville Elyria Board Esty Elyria Housing Association Doe Saseesteees

France Claims Speed Record

A French jet fighter unofficially topped the world air speed record held by Great Britain, reports said.

France Paris Great Britain

Vincent Released From Contract

The Ohio Board of Education released Milwaukee Schools superintendent Harold S. Vincent from an agreement to become Ohio superintendent of instruction. The board questioned his eligibility as a non resident and cited a required year of evidence to become an elector in Ohio.

Columbus INS State Board of Education Milwaukee Harold S. Vincent Ohio Vincent Attorney General's Office Columbie

Stock Market Edges Up After Buy Surge Amid Mixed News

A flood of buy orders sparked a modest stock market recovery in New York following a prior session plunge. The Dow fell to 457.44 and closed down 8.85 points, with gains mostly confined to about one dollar and discussion of a shifting political holiday date.

New York SNS Pohuchlg Ely Woults Font Eisenhower

Americans Call Soviet Proposal Propaganda in Middle East

Washington officials labeled the Soviet call for a Big Four peace pledge as pure propaganda aimed at weakening Western positions and aiding communist influence in oil-rich Arab lands. State Department aides dismissed the six-point Kremlin plan as an attempt to undercut President Bushard’s Middle East doctrine before it could take effect.

Washington INS Middle East Congress Dmitri Shepilov Pittsburgh United Lands David J. McDonald U. S Britain France Kremlin United Nations Dxrael Gaza Strip Gulf of Aqaba Feyot State Department Bishower

Eisenhower Eyes Talks on Red China at UN Entry

President Eisenhower weighs discussions with British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan on admitting Red China to the United Nations. He will meet Macmillan in Bermuda in late March to focus on the Middle East, and will also meet French Premier Guy Mollet in Washington this month. White House sources say Britain seeks U.S. support for China’s UN membership. Eisenhower stays in touch with Secretary Dulles on the Gaza situation and the Israel withdrawal efforts.

Thomasville Eisenhower Harold Macmillan United Nations Macmillan Bermuda Middle East Guy Mollet Washington White House United States Community of Nations John Foster Dulles U.N Israel Gaza Strip

Elyria High Graduate Nominated for Naval Academy

Felter F. Schilling a 1956 Elyria High School graduate has been nominated by U. S. Rep. A. D. Baumbart Jr. as principal candidate from the 13th Congressional District for admission to the U S Naval Academy at Annapolis Maryland. He studies engineering at Ohio State University and is active in Hi Y chorus Herald staff and drama.

Elyria High School Felter £. Schilling U. S A. D. Baumbart Jr U. S. Naval Academy Annapolis Schilling Kenneth I. Schilling Twelfth St Ohio State University Herald T. F. Schilling Elyria Chronicle-Telegram Cleveland Schillings Susan Franklin School James Davie Hamilton School James Wilson Rogers Norwood Ave Norwalk Miami University Calvert C. Canfield TV Wakeman Denison University Paul Mandrik Mil Winnchago Ave Sandusky St. Mary High School Jon B. Komarck Bogart Rd Huron University School Henry G. Pfanner West J Adams St

Four Bear Cubs Confirmed at Cascade Park Nursery

Cascade Park officials led by Park Superintendent Machock report a growing den with four bear cubs and two mothers. Early counts fluctuated, but today officials placed two adult females, Betty and Sophie, at opposite corners and separated four cubs, confirming a total of six bears occupying the park cage. The exact parentage of the cubs remains undetermined.

Cascade Park Machock Ployes Betty Sophie Park Employes

Thiet Steals Inner Workings of Hollow Telephones

East Lansing police search follows a theft of inner workings from four hollow telephones installed at Michigan State University. The suspect, referred to as Thiet, removed components and left the casings intact, prompting a security probe and investigation into the incident.

East Lansin G Mich Michigan State Priperal

Prince Bernhard Arrives in New York for U.S. Visit

Prince Bernhard of the Netherlands landed in New York City for a several weeks visit to the United States. He is expected to tour major cities and meet U.S. officials during his stay.

New York Prince Bernhard of the Netherlands United States

Soviet urged four power hands off bid in Middle East

Moscow demands a four power declaration to guarantee peace through peaceful negotiation. Shepilov outlines non interference and sovereignty respect, calls for withdrawal of foreign troops, bases liquidation, and arms renunciation, urging U S Britain and France to back the plan. The note follows discussions with Western powers while urging Israeli troop withdrawal from Egypt.

Moscow Dmitri T. Shepilov Middle East Russia Britain France United States Eisenhower Shepilov Supreme Soviet Mideast Shenkov Near and Thois Sheplov Near Soviet Union U.S Suez Ey Bint

Jones Named Ohio State Fair Manager

Gov. C William ONeill appointed D Robert Jones 40 of Radnor Del Coun as manager of the Ohio State Fair Jones who has been assistant fair manager since 1947 led the youth program praised as the largest and most diversified in the middle west He studied state fair operations in Illinois Indiana Kentucky Texas and New Mexico to bring new ideas Jones succeeds Sam Cashman who resigned and is OSU alumnus.

Columbus William O'Neill D. Robert Jones Radnor Delaware County Jones Ieen O Neill Texas New Mexico Ohio State University Sam Cash Nan

Trailer living more popular than ever

Mobile homes housing over 3,000,000 Americans grows due to high rents and travel desire. Chronicle-Telegram Classified Act offers quick easy ad placement to sell or rent a mobile home. Dial 4781 for courteous assistance.

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