McDonald Leads In USW Vote Amid Local Protest
Pittsburgh reports show United Steelworkers President David J. McDonald with a strong lead over dissident Ben C. Rarick as unofficial returns from over 500 locals tallied. In Lorain area, Schremp gains muted support while McDonald’s backing of Ohler faces local resistance.
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United Steelworkers
David J. McDonald
Pennsylvania
McDonald’s
Ben C. Rarick
McDonald
Johnstown
Rarick
Oxcee Eee
Paul Schremp
thelOld
McKees Rocks
Amherst
CIO
United Steelworkers Union
Schremp
B. W. Ohler
Cleveland
Recese
Lorain
J. David J. McDonald
Ohler
Two More Suspects Caught In Sandusky Holdup Case
Sandusky police captured a 45 year old man and a 23 year old accomplice in two states linked to the January 24 shooting of a Sandusky supermarket assistant manager. Wilford Cato is jailed in Wichita on interstate flight charges and faces assault with intent to kill upon transfer to Sandusky authorities.
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Robert Traver
Wichita
Kan
Wilford Cato
Wichita City
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Cato
Percy Wily
Kansas City
Chief Adcock
Floyd Cato
Wayne Hotel
Erie County Grand Jury
Cullen
Floyd
Wilford
Fresno
Calif
Oklahoma
Cutlen
Adcock
Richard Shimer
Shimer
Ohio Races Edge Toward McDonald Victory In District
In Lorain area headlines McDonald leads in nine of eleven counties while Ohler and Schremp rally behind him. Weather and political updates mingle with police accounts of a Sandusky shooting as details emerge on the case and indictments unfold.
Union leader faces protest vote in Homestead district race
Pictures on Page 2 show a strong showing for the candidate in District 15 covering the Homestead McKeesport steel arc. The contest marks the first USW president reelection bid with opposition and a sizable protest vote that could weaken McDonald’s standing in the union and broader labor landscape. No further details provided.
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USW
McDonald
Alfreapurer Pages
le Hse
King
Man Killed In Avon Crash At Rt 57 Rt 82 Intersection
Oil tank truck overturned at the Rt 57 and 82 junction south of Elyria spilling about 1500 gallons onto the highway. Driver Richard Lynch of Old Fort said ice and a rough spot caused the mishap as motorists detoured and state workers built dikes to protect Brentwood Lake.
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Rts. 57
Elyria
State Highway Department
Brentwood Lake
Richard Lynch
Old Fort
Rt. 57
Rt. 82
Grafton
C-T
Aiken Predicts Passage of Eisenhower Middle East Plan
In Washington Senator George Aiken forecasts Senate approval of the President's Middle East plan as Russia launches a massive propaganda campaign opposing the Eisenhower Doctrine. The House and Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services committees face tight votes on language authorizing potential U.S. troop use if needed.
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George JD Aiken
Russia
Fisenhower
Senate
House
Congress
U.S
Middle East
Theodore Francie Green
Dord
Foreign Relations Committee
Fasenhower
Richard
Russell D-Gay
Armed Services Committee
Green
Lertain
Russia seeks new peace offensive amid Cold War tensions
Western observers report the Soviet Union sending three notes proposing a broad peace campaign and disarmament while urging trade with Germany. They say the tone contrasts with earlier warnings and may aim to gain influence in Africa Asia and the Middle East, though Western powers doubt acceptance.
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Germany
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Middle East
Russia
Million Dollar Fire Devastates Anderson Block
A million-dollar blaze gutted a three-building block in Anderson. Two men were injured evacuating guests from the Grand Hotel as flames collapsed roofs on Moose Hall, the Anderson Bowling Center, and Holthouse Furniture. The hotel evacuated seventy five guests while officers Higgins and Baker were hurt but not hospitalized.
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Anderson
Grand Hotel
Moose Hall
Anderson Bowling Center
Holthouse Furniture Company
Main Street
Noble Higgins
Robert Baker
Levy Vote Discussed in Elyria Council Hearing
In Elyria the city council debates a levy vote amid warnings of hard financial times. The discussion touches on prejudice concerns and community reactions as new protest movements form. Local agendas show broader coverage across Grafton, Oberlin, and Amherst with related notes in hospital, court, and police sections.
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Mittte
Amherst
Grafton
Torain Newn Ma
Oberlin
Police Department
T. V.raidie & Wellington
Bill Proposes Fishing License Reciprocal Pacts
Ohio Senate offers a bill to form reciprocal fishing license agreements with other states. A board including the attorney general, wildlife division chief, and natural resources director would authorize pacts with states whose licensing laws mirror Ohio.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Senate
Anthony O. Calabrese
Atorey
Division of
Wildlife
Natural Resources
East Coast Docks Hit By Strike
NEW YORK (UP) A 45,000 longshoremen walkout tied up Atlantic shipping from Maine to Virginia. Tug crews also struck, threatening fuel deliveries to New York area as a three day cold snap worsened fuel shortages. ILA President William Bradley warned of a knockdown dragout battle while mediators met with officials.
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Atlantic
Maine
Virginia
International Longshoremen's Assn
New York Shipping Assn
Teyday
Joseph F. Finnegan
ILA
William Bradley
Goma Mnan
Lesson Learned UPSALA Police search for two juvenile inmates
Police searched today for two inmates from a juvenile institution who were out for driving lessons when they stole their instructor’s car. The incident occurred in Upsala and sparked a broad manhunt as authorities pursued the fugitives who fled in the vehicle.
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Upsala
Sweden
Israeli lawmakers back Gaza occupation stance in vote
In Jerusalem the Knesset voted 22 to 1 to oppose a referendum on pulling out of Gaza and Aqaba, signaling broad support for continuing Israeli control despite potential United Nations sanctions. The session followed Prime Minister Ben-Gurion’s illness and a meeting with the cabinet to set policy.
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Gaza
Aqaba
Ben-Guri
David Ben-Gution'a
Levi Eshe Wariel
Whch
Ben-Gurion
Easter County Charter Amendment Proposed
A proposed constitutional amendment to ease establishing combined city county governments in Ohio was to be presented to the Ohio House of Representatives this afternoon.
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Easter County
Columbus
INS
Ohio
Ohio House of Representatives
Ers McGovern
Summit
Secretary Wilson may stay in post about a year
Washington reports indicate Defense Secretary Charles E. Wilson is expected to remain in his cabinet role for roughly another year. Some associates say earlier rumors of mid summer departure faded after the new military budget moves through Congress. The piece notes related political reforms and a classifieds pitch urging readers to use Chronicle-Telegram Classified Ads to hire staff.
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Pentagon
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Eathier
Congress
Chronicle - Telegram
Dial
Edwin Hill Dies at 22 in Florida Broadcast Career
Edwin C. Hill, 22, veteran radio commentator, newspaper reporter and feature writer known for his "human side of the news" broadcasts, died Tuesday in St. Petersburg, Florida.
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ST Petersburg
Fla
Edwin C. Hill
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