Daily State Congressmen To Fight Out In Supports
Legislators clash over government price supports for dairy and livestock feed with talks of blocking a reduction from 90 to 75 percent of parity effective April 1. Senator Humphrey backs continuing 90 percent parity. Rep. Andersen warns adverse business effects and possible new legislation. Industry voices vary with bullish comments from a New York butter dealer and praise from Ellender and Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Andersen
Minn
Benson
Hubert Humphrey
New York
George D. Aiken
Senate Agriculture Committee
Clinton P. Anderson
N. M
Agriculture Seceeeane
Allen J. Ellender
Lal
Egypt hints treaty on Suez may be invoked
United Nations reports Egypt defies the UN and hints at invoking the 1888 Constantinople Convention by calling a meeting of signatories including Russia. Dr. Mahmoud Azmi, new Egyptian delegate to the Security Council, says Egypt may seek discussion of its rights as custodian of canal shipping while ignoring the council edict to lift the blockade on Israel-bound traffic. He notes the cited powers often protect their colonial interests and questions Soviet involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
N. Y
Egypt
Suez Canal
Russia
U. S
Mahmoud Azmi
Security Council
Israel
Britain
France
Azmi
Soviet Union
Forest Fires Burn Over 300 Acres in Ohio
PORTSMOUTH Ohio Firefighters faced high winds as forest blazes charred over 300 acres of timber across Adams and Scioto counties. An unoccupied house burned. Shawnee State Forest saw reduced flames with inmate and volunteer crews aiding. A separate 600 acre blaze south of Bidwell near Galion and a 300 acre fire north of Waverly in Pike County were declared under control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth, O
Portsmouth
Adams
Scioto
Shawnee State Forest
Bidwell
Galton
Waverly
Pike County
Tornado Crashes Gym Roof In Clarksville Injuring 20
A tornado hit Clarksville Arkansas collapsing the roof of the College of Ozarks new gym during a curtain raiser. About 20 people were injured, four in serious condition, and all were hospitalized as power lines and gas mains were damaged and several buildings were blown away. The town of 8000 endured torrential rain and widespread damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksville
Ark
Northwest
Arkansas
College of Ozarks
Defense seeks link between burglar and Sternbaum case
Mansfield defense for supermarket executive Max Sternbaum plans to call additional witnesses to argue that Leah Sternbaum died at the hands of a burglar. They cited a man in an Army jacket and brown clothing, while a patrolman recalled only that the suspect wore an Army jacket. The pathologist testified Leah Sternbaum was beaten with a small sharp-edged instrument, countering the prosecution’s claim that Max Sternbaum killed her during marital troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield
Max Sternbaum
Sternbaum
Leah
Paul Herbert
Richard Burton
Burton
Herbert
Louis Mortis
Cincinnati
Frank Cleveland
Cleveland
Rhodes Claims Lausche Aims For National Spotlight In 1956
State Auditor James A. Rhodes charged Governor Lausche seeks a fifth term to propel a national run in 1956. Speaking at a Lincoln Day banquet in Wyandot County, Rhodes labeled Lausche a central figure in a political myth and questioned connections between party leadership, insurance business, and liquor department spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper
Sandusky
James A. Rhodes
Lausche
Rhodes
Wyantdot County
Ohio
Democratic Party
Eugene H. Hanhart
15 Newsmen With Marilyn On Korea Trip
Marilyn Monroe arrived in Korea to entertain troops in eight shows over four days. Fifteen reporters and photographers accompanied her as nearly 600 American soldiers welcomed her at Seoul City Airport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Korea
Marilyn Monroe
Eisenhower
Japan
Miss Monroe
Marilyn
Marine Division
Committee Reports On Cab Bus Issues Stir Council Discussions
City Council debated two reports from Councilman Warren Robinsons streets and sidewalks and transportation committee. A motion to table the bus fare and taxi licensing issues passed six to three, with Robinson, Claycomb and Lugas dissenting. The Ace Cab Company permit request was denied after debate on need for more cabs and potential business restrictions. Hubert Herold of City Checker Cab urged caution based on past overcapacity and poor service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Robinson
Elyria, Transit Co
Elyria
Robinson
Chilldren
Dale Kellogg
John Hovis
Harry Claycomb
John Lugas
Hovis
Ace
Hubert Herold
The
City Checker Cab Co
Ace Cab Company
Walter Decker
Avon Man Seeks Witnesses After Hospital Parking Crash
Avon resident Jacob Schmitz seeks two unidentified boys who witnessed an auto accident in Elyria Memorial Hospital’s East River street parking. Schmitz aims to collect damages for his car after a sideswipe incident reported Tuesday January 26. police previously dropped a charge due to lack of witnesses. One boy reportedly gave a license number, but names were not obtained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Memorial Hospital
East River Street
Jacob Schmitz
French Creek Road
Avon
Schmitz
Elyria
Here to Eternity Leads Oscar Nominations Field
The film From Here to Eternity dominates with 13 nominations led by Best Actor and Best Actress contenders. Debra Kerr, Burt Lancaster, Montgomery Clift top supporting nominees with Frank Sinatra and Donna Reed in supporting roles. Other highlights include Brando, Burton, Holden, and Caron among acting nominees with Eternity joining Julius Caesar The Robe Roman Holiday and Shane in best picture race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
James Jones
Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
Iy Deborah Kerr
Burt Lancaster
Warden
Montgomery Clift
Prewitt
Frank Sinatra
Maggie
Donna
Reed
Shady Lady
Pvt
Cae Cooper
Shirley Booth
The
Academy
Marion Brando
Richard Burton
William Holden
Leslie Caron
Ava Gardner
Audrey Hepsburn
Maggie McNamara
Tiepuurn
Roman Holday
Shane
Alan Ladd
Brandon DeWilde
Jack Palance
Eddie Albert
Robert Strauss
New York
Geraldine Page
Grace Kelly
Christopher Crumpet
United Productions of America
Korea threatens delay of Indian troop departure
South Korea warns it will block further Indian troop withdrawals from the Panmunjom neutral zone unless New Delhi returns 76 North Korean POWs or guarantees their voluntary departure to chosen destinations. UN Command offers no comment as 3,000 Indian custodial troops remain and the Captain Hobson carried more homebound soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Korea
India
ROK
Won Yung Duk
Ito
K. S. Thimayya
United Nations Command
Won
Thimayya
Korea
South Korea
Panmunjom
Inchon
Hobson
Thimay
Alles
Douglas Urges End to Recognition of Red Satellites
Senator Paul Douglas urged Congress to withdraw recognition from Soviet satellite governments and to urge the United Nations to adopt a non recognition policy. He cited forcible seizure of Lithuania Latvia and Estonia and violations of international agreements as the basis for action and said it would strengthen the UN and present a united front to Communists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Paul H. Douglas
D-I
Congress
Douglas
Senate
U.S
United Nations
Russia
Lithuania
Estonia
Latvia
Soviet Union
Poland
Romania
Bulgaria
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Intelligence Aides Make Progress As Officials Talk
Western and Soviet intelligence agents show sharper activity than the Big Four ministers at the Berlin talks. A Soviet security official referenced Mr Smith in a quip about the health of Western operatives. The exchange hinted that Allied spies monitor Molotov and Dulles, including a tire change before Molotov’s late dinner with Dulles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Smith
Molotov
Dulles
East Berlin
U. S
John Foster Dulles
Jon
Lorain Escapee Captured. Second Fugitive Flees in Cleveland
In a Lakewood chase, patrolmen pursued two Camp Perry escapees in a stolen car. John R. Howard, 23, of Columbus, was captured after the vehicle crashed into a barrier on Detroit Avenue. Robert Mize, 20, of Lorain, fled on foot as police fired at him. authorities search Cleveland and Lakewood for him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Lakewood
Camp Perry Honor Farm
Jack Gebhardt
Warren Road
Detroit Avenue
John R. Howard
Columbus
Robert Mize
Lorain
Camp Perry Farm
Safety Psychologist Will Be Speaker For County Award Dinner
Dr J L Rosenstein a leading safety psychologist will speak at Lorain County Safety Award Dinner in Elyria next Tuesday. The Industrial Commission of Ohio will present safety honors to county firms. 375 guests expected with entertainment by Miss Bobbie Kelly and David Rothe Nadine Metzner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Rosenstein
Lorain County
Paul W. Ormsby
Lorain
J. M. Dickerson
W. T. Blake
George C. Calvert
Lorain County Industrial Council
Pfaudler Company
National Safety Council
Dr. Rosenstein
Bobbie Kelly
David Rothe
Nadine Metzner
Bess
Andy’s
Saxbe Seen Likely To Raise Bossism Cry
Ohio political fight heats as Speaker Saxbe resists stepping aside for George Bender. He accuses Charlie White George Humphrey allies and two Cleveland industrialists of steering the moneyed wing, prompting Saxbe to seek mass donor support amid a crowded Republican field. Bender stays silent, focusing on his House Ant Racketeering chairmanship and congressional record. The Democrat lieutenant governor race looms with Nye Duffy and Taylor while Lausche seeks a fifth term and Rhodes faces no GOP challenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Jeds
Frank J. Lausche
Supreme Court
Harold H. Burton
United States Senate
Ohio
William Saxbe
Saxbe
Cleveland
George H. Bender
Charlies White
Republic Steel
G. S. Treasury
George ‘Humphrey
GOP
Ed D. Schorr
R. L. Ireland
Arthur J. Gen‘holts
Humphrey-Bender
Bender
Republican Party
Mechanicsburg
House
State Republican Committee
George D. Nye
Lausche
Herbert S. Duffy
Salem
John Taylor
James A. Rhodes
Salesman Denied Ties to Sightless Center
A rug salesman in Elyria claims to represent the Lorain County Center for Sightless but has no connection with the group. Miss Mildred Baugh, director of activities of the blind, stated he may sell products made by the blind yet has no affiliation with the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Lorain County
Also Mentioned on This Page
Robert E. Young
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
New York Central Railroad
Young
Palm Beach
William White
NYC
Suez
Hollywood
Eternity
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Lafayette College
Sightless Center
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!