A commuter’s life in Elyria area shown in pictures
Reporter Jim Gordon follows James P. McClain of East River Rd Columbia on his daily trip to Cleveland for work. The piece portrays a commuter life that is not an unhappy one. Also notes city budget dispute over last year’s income estimate and a column about party giving.
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Elyria
Jim Gordon
James P. McClain
East River Rd
Columbia
Cleveland
Ellsworth Albert
Joe Cowden
Future mayoral bid hinted by City Solicitor in 1959
In a 1959 glimpse from A Look At Future Russ Davies the chatterbox suggests City Solicitor Richard Baird may seek a mayoral nomination. The piece appears in the Chatter Box scene with notes on dogs stamp-collecting and photography on page 14.
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Russ Davies
Richard Baird
Wees Pos
Lorain County Juvenile Detention Home Ceremony Held
In Lorain County a cornerstone ceremony marks the new Juvenile Detention Home project. The event sets the stage for construction while city leaders discuss future plans and community impact.
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Sornerstone
New
Lorain County
Big Shopping Center Planned at Rts 10 and 17
North Olmsted will welcome a major new shopping center at the junction of Routes 10 and 17, projected to house 64 stores with parking for 5,000. Builder Saul S. Biskind’s firm wins the general contract and aims for a late spring 1958 occupancy, with many national-name tenants already signaling leases.
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Saul S. Biskind
Biskind Building Co
Smith Rd
Brook Park
Biskind
Ohio
Ohio Turnpike
Cleveland-Hopkins
National Repute
J C Penney Co
Sears, Roebuck and Co
W. T. Grant Co
F W. Woolworth
Fisher Foods
Pick-N-Pay
Hough Bakery
Kaase Bakery
Gray Drug
Western Auto
Shinner Meats
Fannie Farmer
Union Savings and Loan of Cleveland
National City Bank of Cleveland
Cleveland Trust
Weather Rundown for Northeast Ohio with Snow Flurries
Northeast Ohio experiences cold, blustery conditions with light snow flurries today and again tonight. Highs near 24 to 38 and low around 18 to 22. Sunday looks partly cloudy and cold with morning flurries possible. Friday temperatures 22 to 36. End of day precipitation 24 hours to 8 p.m. Friday is trace. Humidity rises from 8 percent to 55 percent through the afternoon. Sunrise 7:21 a.m. Sunset 6:00 p.m. Moon phases and service contact line noted.
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Ohio
Marly Rloundy
U S May Try Further UN Action On Mideast
U S officials see shifts in the Soviet foreign ministry as hints of a broader foreign policy shift. Gromyko may lead a tougher line while Shepilov steps into a party role to shore up internal support. Western observers doubt a sharp policy change while noting internal unrest in the USSR.
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U.S
Mideast
Washington
Soviet Union
Andrei A. Gromyko
Dmitri Shepitov
Shepitov
Communist Party
Hungary
Shepilov
Nikita Khrushchev
Central Committee
Middle East
Middle Eastern
Gromyko
V. M. Molotov
Andrei ¥. Vishinsky
Stalin
Shifts In Soviet Leadership Prompt Mixed Foreign Policy Dep
A Cairo dispatch says Shepilov’s removal as foreign minister and Gromyko’s promotion may not alter Soviet policy significantly. London sources note diplomats expect no major change, while Cairo circles see potential for Arab bloc influence and Khrushchev’s policy steadiness remains uncertain.
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Vya
Israel
U.N
Cairo
Tokyo
Egypt
Shepimn
Nilata
Middle East
Khrushchev
Gromyko
U.S
Washington
Shepilov
Communist Party
Central Committee
London
Europe
Intruder goat halts Chicago depot scene and other brief notes
A stray goat interrupted activity at the Chicago and North Western Depot when passengers restrained it and fed it cabbages. In Moscow Pravda reports Andrei Gromyko successively replaced Dmitri Shepilov as foreign minister with Nikolai Patroichev named first deputy. Western diplomats view the early reactions as indicating no immediate change in Soviet policy despite Shepilov's removal amid Middle East tensions. Washington scrutiny grows as the Senate opens its session and analyzes administration foreign policy revisions.
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Moscow
Pravda
Andrei Gromyko
Dmitri Shepilov
Nikolai Patrolichev
Gromyko
Russia
Shepitov
Middle East
Washington
INS
Senate Ea
Sena
Joint
Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committees
Fridines
Cressdent
U.S
Eisenhower
United States
White House
Thomasville
Congress
Senate
House
Presidium
Vlraan Communist Party
Molotov
Shepilov
Aetron
Vienne Cui
Riz
Supreme Soviet
Ohio appoints John Skipton as finance director
Gov. C. William O'Neill appointed John Skipton 27 director of the Ohio finance office to replace John M. Wilcoxon who left to head the budget. Skipton, a WWII veteran and OSU and Harvard Business School graduate, will assume duties immediately and follows a long service track in industry and government.
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Columbus
John Skipton
William O'Neill
Skipton
John M. Wil’ Coxon
O'Neill
Remington Rand Co
Oberlin senior leads county in state test scores
Oberlin High School senior David Kellogg Lewis tops county scores on the State Department of Education general scholarship test with 240 points. Richard Joseph Orr of Midview and Allan H. Marcus of Lorain follow with 233 and 226. Top 10 includes Anthony Langi, Glen Hart, Lucy Billman, Barbara Bauer, and others, with a county honorable mention list of 25 seniors across Elyria, Lorain, Amherst, Oberlin, and nearby districts.
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David Kellogg Lewis
Oberli
Richard Joseph Orr
Midview High School
Allan H. Marcus
Lorain
Anthony M. Langi
Oberlin
Glen Hart
Lucy A. Billman
Amherst
Barbara Bauer
Elyria
William J. Dolan
Jacqueline Moran
Zigmond Palagy
Ewanne Jartine
Carl Linge
Frank Radik
Dale Eager
Mike Corbin
Robert Roskoski
Gene
1600 Workers Idle In Strike At Cleveland Plant
About 160 Eaton Manufacturing Co. axle division workers in Cleveland were idle as a wildcat strike began after two union committeemen were disciplined for a plant-rule infraction. The walkout, triggered by the suspensions, involved around 40 workers on the second shift. Plant Manager Robert Ochs said ten committeemen were suspended but not fired.
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Cleveland
INS
Eaton Manufacturing Co
Axle Division
Robert Ochs
Canon
McDonald Margin Cut In United Steelworkers Vote
In the United Steelworkers first contested international president election McDonald leads rebel Donald Ranek by less than a two to one margin. Unofficial returns push McDonald toward a second term at about 1610 votes while Rarick surpasses 82 000 ballots. Rarick refuses to concede awaiting official headquarters results.
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Pittsburgh
David J. McDonald
Donald Ranek
United Steelworkers
McDonald
Rarick
International
USW
Dulles and Eisenhower Discuss Israel Egypt Withdraw Plan
Secretary Dulles after a 2 hour talks with President Eisenhower and Lodge said the United States may take further UN action to press Israel to withdraw troops from Egypt. Dulles and Hagerty hinted a statement would follow after a Washington meeting with Abba Eban.
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Thomasville
John Foster Dulles
Eisenhower
United States
United Nations
Egypt
Dulles
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Washington
Abba Eban
Tsraeli
Eban
Moultrie
White House
James C. Hagerty
Agerty
Middle East
Israel
State Department
Cold Front Moves Across Nation Dips Temperatures
A Canadian style cold front swept the country from the Great Lakes to the Pacific Coast. Night temperatures fell about five degrees along the northern border, while a warm air mass over the Great Lakes was pushed out. Rain drenched land from the Great Lakes eastward to the Gulf and southern Atlantic states. Money is promised in the Chronicle-Telegram Want Ads for all selling needs.
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Na Hon
Great Lakes
Pacifi Coast
Texas
Ohio Valley
Atlantic
Gulf
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Marcia McNutt
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