22 Feb 1958
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1958
Page
1
Fifty years ago six men trekked to Cleveland to test if a vegetarian diet equips a man for hardship. The note invites readers to the Week-End Dividend Pages on pages 12 and 13 for the results and related features.
Harriet Fohes leads Cascade School second graders with engaging lessons in the first installment of this weekly Teacher's Tale series. The CT highlights her approach to hands on learning and student encouragement.
A man’s confession implicates three men in an Elyria area robbery. Police report the suspect provided details leading to the arrests as investigators pursue charges and possible accomplices.
Two people died and two others were seriously injured when a light plane crashed seven miles northeast of Gahanna. The crash occurred today during clear weather. Police and emergency crews responded to the scene as investigators began to determine the cause.
Senate leaders warned Truman against a negative campaign tactic while criticizing the administration for unemployment and economic gloom. A fatal plane crash near Columbus left four people dead or injured, with details of victims and witnesses provided by authorities.
Indonesian air force planes raided rebel held cities in central Sumatra and northern Celebes, Revolutionary sources reported in Singapore. Casualties were feared heavy as operations continued.
Reports allege a life sentence in a raid on Menado, main port of Celebes, amid a turbulent regional conflict. In Akron, Jack Foutty was sentenced to life for murder, while two Miller brothers faced sentencing after pleading guilty in a holdup.
House investigators prepare to hear from Coral Gables attorney Thurman A. Whiteside about a $2,650 payment linked to a Miami Channel 10 award to National Airlines. Whiteside, who says the money was a loan, will testify soon under invitation, not subpoena.
In Roquebrune France Sir Winston Churchill 83 remains under care for pneumonia and pleurisy. A doctors bulletin says his condition is improving with a good night and stabilized temperature while a personal message from President Eisenhower arrives but its contents are not disclosed.
Houston arrest of J Tobin Jr 28 tied to Youngstown Ohio insurance fraud case involving a ring. He claims cooperation with authorities and says he will waive extradition to Ohio while detailing travel with co conspirators and plans to set up a business in Houston.
The forecast shows a high in the low 30s with mostly cloudy skies. Tonight will be colder with light snow flurries and lows around 20 to 24. Sunday remains partly cloudy with little temperature change. Friday’s range 15 to 39. Trace precipitation in the 24 hours ending 7 p.m. Friday. Humidity around 61% at 7 a.m. and 46% at 7 p.m. Sunrise 7:13 a.m. Sunset 6:09 p.m.
The weatherman reports a cold front moving across Ohio with light drizzle or mist shifting to snow flurries in the north and ending tonight. Temperatures will dip to freezing or below then rise above freezing by Sunday as highs reach 34 to 43 and lows drop to 23 to 30.
Lt General D L Putt accused Defense Secretary McElroy of premature limits on the Wizard program while Army officials argued Nike Zeus lacks flexibility against ballistic threats. McElroy planned a Puerto Rico meeting to propose Pentagon reorganization as he seeks to end interservice rivalry.
Henry Kubiczek a 33 year old electrical engineer was electrocuted at his Cleveland home while working on a short wave radio set. His wife Dorothy 32 found him beside the ham radio which carried 20 000 volts.
A 17 year old from Sandusky died in a crash on Route 26 at Elmwood Avenue in Grand Forest Beach when his car spun out of control struck a utility pole and crashed into trees. It was Huron's first traffic fatality of 1958.
Passengers including Minnie Jean Brown, expelled from Central High, detained at Little Rock airport while authorities investigated a bomb threat on an American Airlines plane. Firecrackers were found in one bag. a salesman claimed use to wake sleepers and kept them.
Federal agents sprayed 800 gallons of confiscated moonshine at the Knoxville city dump to mask odor. Surviving family includes Kenneth Gochenour Sr and Mrs in Sandusky with a large kin network. The body rests at Quick's Funeral Home in Sandusky with calls after 7 p.m. and funeral plans pending.
Soviet Defense minister Malinovsky told a public meeting in Moscow that Russia has long and short range rockets and weapons capable of striking any point on earth. He noted progress since World War I era and said the armed forces have not sought conquest, stressing the Communist Party as the guiding force behind the services.
A six room single house with three bedrooms rents quickly after an ad in the Chronicle Telegram Want Ads. The listing notes upstairs and downstairs layout, garage, and contact numbers FA 2.7705 and FA 32-3321.
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