Egyptian council ousts Naguib and names Nasser successor
Cairo reports say Gen Mohammed Naguib was ousted by the revolutionary council which named Lt. Col. Gamal Abdel Nasser as his successor. The council ordered a nationwide state of emergency and denied reports of Naguib’s death. Guards reinforced around Naguib’s Cairo home as troops patrolled key sites and officials minimized his role in the 1952 revolt.
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Cairo
Egypt
Revolutionary Council
Mohammed Naguib
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Naguib
Council
Farouk
Suez Canal Zone
Abdel Nasser
Liberation Front
Suez
Man Sentenced For Auto Taking In Lorain Case
Wallace Greathouse 20 of Sistersville West Virginia was refused probation and received an indeterminate Mansfield Reformatory term after arraignment before Judge John Pincura on auto taking charges. He allegedly took a Lorain owned car belonging to Michael Kunich on December 10. County commissioners approved reimbursing Lorain officers Hunker and Kocak £200 for expenses in pursuing Greathouse into West Virginia after his apprehension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Greathouse
Sistervile
W. Va
Mansfield Reformatory
John Pincura
Lorain
Michael Kunich
Robert Hunker
Michael Kocak
West Virginia
Greathouse
Report Ship In No Immediate Danger
JUNEAU Alaska The Liberty ship SS James Lick was reported in no immediate danger today although a fire smoldered in its hold as it lay anchored in Dundas Bay about miles west of here The vessel was 90 miles off Cape Spencer Alaska Wednesday when fire was discovered in a hold filled with furniture and general cargo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juneau
Alaska
James Lick
Dundas Bay
Here
Cape Spencer
Weather snapshot for Northeastern Ohio today and Friday
Cloudy conditions persist with little temperature change. Highest temperatures near 40 by day, tonight’s low around 30. Trace precipitation reported in the last 24 hours ending 8 p m Wednesday. Humidity 84 percent at p m, 1 percent at 8 p m Wednesday. Sunrise 7 05 a m Thursday, sunset 6 15 p m, moonrise 12 53 a m Thursday, moonset 10 04 a m Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Eisenhower Likely to Appeal for Tax Support Soon
President Eisenhower plans a nationwide radio television appeal to rally public support against a Democratic push to raise exemptions or cut personal income taxes. Officials say the administration will resist expanding exemptions this year while the government runs a deficit, with Congress debating increases and Ways and Means resisting changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Washington
Llp
Congress
GOP
Walter F. George
D-Ga
Senate Finance Committee
House
Ways and Means
United Press
Suspect Held For Grand Jury In Armed Robbery
Louis X. Brinkman of Cleveland is bound over to the Lorain County grand jury and held on armed robbery charges at Stewart Radio and TV Sales 468 Cleveland street in Elyria. A second suspect, James Michael, also of Cleveland, aided the theft of 95.70 dollars. Brinkman posted 5000 dollar Cleveland bond and an additional 2500 tied to Elyria jail. Michael has not posted Cleveland bond and has not appeared in Elyria court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis X. Brinkman
Cleveland
Cuyahoga
Lorain County
Stewart Radio and TV
Cleveland Street
Brinkman
James Michael
Elyria
Michael
J. Grant Keys
Elyria Court
Fourteen Men From Elyria Board Headed for Draft Physicals
Fourteen men left Elyria Draft Board No.2 for pre induction physical examinations in Cleveland this morning. Miss Catherine McKee, clerk of the board, said four were transferees and ten were original registrants. Group leader on the trip was Kenneth Farnsworth of Wellington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Plea Guilty in Slaying of Ex Elyria Woman’s Husband
Two young sailors pled guilty in Los Angeles to the murder of liquor store owner Sol Debro 46 husband of former Elyria resident Frances Goleschen. Russell A Neal 19 of Newcomerstown Ohio and Glenn Watson 19 of Los Angeles switched pleas from innocent as trial began. A March 25 hearing will decide if the crime is first degree murder and eligible for the death penalty. Debro was killed during a holdup at his store when he attempted to resist. Watson was wounded twice.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Sol Debro
Frances Goleschen
Elyria
Russell A. Neal
Newcomerstown
Ohio
Glenn Watson
David Coleman
Debra
Rowner
Wattson
Eisenhower Announces US Military Aid to Pakistan
President Eisenhower says the United States will grant military aid to Pakistan under the Mutual Defense Act. A military mission will visit Pakistan to assess needs. amount not disclosed. The White House released a letter to Indian Prime Minister Nehru justifying the aid amid his opposition.
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Washington
Eisenhower
United States
Pakistan
White House
Nehru
India
U.S
Bratton Suspended In Pennsylvania Fight Scandal
The Pennsylvania Athletic Commission impounded welterweight Johnny Bratton's $4,700 purse and suspended him after a 10 round nationally televised fight with Johny Saxton in Philadelphia ended amid near riot conditions with fans throwing objects into the ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Athletic Commission
Johnny Bratton
Johny Saxton
Chicago
Saxton
Lausche pushes action on health insurance in Ohio
Ohio Governor Lausche directs state insurance officials to use their powers to root out evils in selling health and accident policies. He orders a broad probe into an auto sales racket evading sales tax and urges remedial legislation to fix defects in the insurance law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Lausche
Ohio
Commerce
W. Harper Annat
Walter A. Robinson
Supreme Court
Aew
General Assembly
Revolt Sweeps North Syria Report by Radio Aleppo
Beirut dispatch says Syrian rebels seized Radio Aleppo and claim an army revolt is sweeping northern Syria against President Adib Shishekly. Troops were sent from Damascus as demonstrations rise in Aleppo Latakia Deir El Zor Homs and Hama.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Radio
Aleppo
Syria
Adib Shishekly
Shishekly
Damascus
Latakia
Deir El-Zor
Jury Service Drawn for Common Pleas Court Beginning March 2
Clerk of Courts H. E. Agate announced 34 Lorain County residents summoned for Common Pleas Court jury service starting March 2. Elyrians named include Dorothy Harper and Mary GouI, with addresses listed. Lorain names include Florence Kohlmeyer and Ruth Lutz. other towns cited are Oberlin Avon Amherst Wellington Avon Lake Ridgeville Sheffield Lake LaGrange, totaling 34 jurors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Agate
Common Pleas Court
Elyrians
Dorothy Harper
Hawthorne Street
Mary Goul
Lake Avenue
Harold Dellefield
Bellfield Avenue
Ronald Spinks
George Street
Albert Bauer
High Street
Helen Moyes
Louisiana Avenue
Reba Looper
Eighth Place
Richard Novak
Prospect Street
Lorain
Florence Kohlmeyer
Ruth Lutz
Frank Kosa
Steve Persensky
Harvey Book
Theresa Roberts
Robert Jaworski
Aileen Hales
Victoria Howard
Patricia Laikewitz
Edith Opfer
Wilbert Ziese
Bessie Birk
Allyn Gibson
Oberlin
Lawrence Gates
Robert Jain
Avon
Margarete Becker
Don Campbell
Amherst
Howard Andrews
Wellington
Ruth Greene
Ridgeville
Theodore Poster
Avon Lake
Alex Leonard
William A. Holley
Sheffield Lake
Russell Heath
LaGrange
Tennessee Slips As Moonshine Center
Nashville report notes moonshine activity remains high in the South but shifts show Tennessee dropping from top ranks. W. B. Shofner of the federal alcohol tax unit cites Tennessee now behind Alabama Georgia and North and South Carolina in illegal distilling cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville, Tenn
South
W. B. Shofner
Federal Alcohol Tax Unit
Tennessee
Umder
Alabama
Georgia
North
South Carolina
Shofner
Taxpayer lists occupation slave for nine cent refund
A Chicago taxpayer, filing his income tax return, wrote slave as his occupation. The Internal Revenue Bureau accepted the return and sent a nine cent refund, prompting question over the odd entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Internal Revenue Bureaus
Pfaudler Union Accepts New 21 Month Pact
Officials of the Pfaudler Company and United Auto Workers Local 1161 announce a new 21 month labor agreement effective to November 1, 1935. The pact includes wage reopener on November 1 this year and improved vacation, insurance, pension benefits, general wage increase, and wider shift premiums. The former contract expired February 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfaudler Company
United Auto Workers
C.I.O
W A Zaiss Veteran Editor Dies at 54
Warren A Zaiss 54 Oberlin Road editor of Inside Michigan and Inside Ohio died at Amherst Hospital after surgery. Born July 30 1899 in Kansas City Mo he worked for the Kansas City Star the Cleveland Press and later headed Inside Michigan and Inside Ohio. Survived by wife Martha and sister Alma of New York City. Body at Cowling Stang Funeral Home. funeral plans incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kansas City Star
Cleveland Press
Inside Michigan
Inside Ohio
Detroit
Mich
Oberlin Road
Martha J
Alma Zaissi
New York City
Cowling- Stang
Lorain Highway Patrol Post Welcomes New Commander
Columbus dispatch reports the appointment of Patrolman Ralph D. Oder as commander of the Lorain highway patrol post. Oder becomes acting corporal and replaces Corp. William Vinning, who resigned to become Amherst police chief. Oder previously served in Defiance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ralph D. Oder
Lorain
S. B. Radcliffee
Oder
Corp
William Vinning
Amherst
Deflance
Strike Idleness Down In January In Ohio
The Ohio Industrial Relations Department reports January saw 16 strikes involving 4,900 workers, a two year low. A Firestone Tire and Rubber Co. plant in Akron caused over half the stoppages. Canton Columbus Dayton and Toledo had no strikes that month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
State Industrial Relations Department
Ohio
Firestone Tireland Rubber Co
Akron
Canton
Dayton
Toledo
Man Released From Leavenworth Smashes Probation Office
James Carrano, 26, paroled from Leavenworth Federal Penitentiary a week earlier, arrived to report to the federal probation office in Chicago but found it locked. He smashed two windows to enter, and now faces up to one year in jail or a $1,000 fine for destroying government property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
James Carlrano
Leavenworth
Kan
Federal
Carrano
Noted Doctor Dies in Columbus Hospital At 61
Dr. Louis Mark, nationally known authority on chest diseases and contract bridge expert, died at University Hospital where he had been treated for cancer. He was 61.
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Columbus, D
Louis Mark
University Hospital
Memorial service for Philip Davis at Jewish Cemetery
Friends are invited to attend the memorial service for Philip Davis at Telegraph Road Jewish Cemetery at 2 p m on Sunday February 28. Officials advise quiet decorum and respect for the setting.
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Philip Davis
Telegraph Rd
Senate confirmation vote on Warren faces charges
Senate opponents of placing non-jurists on the Supreme Court say the flurry of unsubstantiated charges against Chief Justice Earl Warren will boost support for confirmation. Senator Russell may change his vote for fear of misread signals. The Judiciary Committee approved Warren 12 to 3 after hearing accuser Roderick Wilson, who is wanted on perjury charges but released for lack of evidence. Three Democrats opposed the favorable report, with Senate action set for Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Supreme Court
Earl Warren
Richard B. Russell
Senate Judiciary Committee
Russell
Warren
Roderick J. Wilson
Wilson
San Francisco
William Langer
N.D
Dust Storms Hit Kansas Again
Dust storms whipped power dry soil in Garden City Kansas with winds to 50 mph cutting visibility to about a mile. By daybreak the wind had subsided. Snow fell in Iowa up to 10 inches while cooler air from Canada dropped temperatures 10 to 30 degrees from Minnesota to Washington. Rain spread from North Carolina to Maine in the East.
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Kansas Wheat Country
Iowa
Wisconsin
Ohio Valley
Atlantic Coast
New England
Garden City
Kan
North Carolina
Maine
Canada
Minnesota
Washington
Plains
Herbert Young 71 Retired Foreman At Pfaudler Dies
Herbert H. Young 71 of 98 E Broad Street died at Elyria Memorial Hospital at 3 30 a m after two and a half weeks illness He was born February 27 1882 in Rothwell England and lived in Elyria 45 years He retired from Pfancher in 1950 as a foreman and later served as a school crossing guard He held masonic honors and belonged to several Elyria lodges and orders Survived by wife Els a M Young a son Herbert A Young two granddaughters Barbara and Ruth and a cousin Mrs Robert Parker of Willowdale Ontario First wife Eliza Ann died 1936 Funeral Sunday 2 30 p m Sudro Curtis Funeral Home Rev B Kenneth Anthony Dr James H Siward to officiate Burial Ridge Hill Memorial Park Friends may call at the funeral home.
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Mr. Young
Rothwell
Kettering
England
Elyria
Pfancher Company
First Congregational Church
Young
King Solomon Masonic Lodge
Lake Erie
el Rey Grotto
Order of Eastern Star
Elyria Eagles Lodge
King Solomon Lodge
Elsa M. Young
Herbert A. Young
Barbara
Ruth Young
Robert Parker
Willowdale
Ontario
Eliza Ann Young
Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home
B. Kenneth Anthony
James H. Siward
Ridge Hill Memorial Park
Deputies Nab Burglars At Timbers Nite Club
Deputies Joseph Rosso and Eugene Miller stopped two burglars and their companions at Timbers Nite Club on Routes 113 and 58 at 4 19 a m. Goodwin and Manning, both 21, with prior records, and their girlfriends Thompson and McCoy were held for questioning after wrecking bars and broken pinball, music, cigarette and vending machines were found. An officer recovered $40 in change on one suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Rosso
Eugene Miller
Jack Goodwin
Dewey Avenue
Elyria
Glenn Manning
Milan Avenue
Amherst
Shirley Thompson
Frankcourt
Wanda
Oberlin
Myron Brill
Nelson Gray
John Kominis
Amsherst
Rosso
Miller
Manning
Goodwin
Beal Welding Relocates To Abbe Road Address
Beal Welding has moved to 1503 Abbe Road, reflecting a noted change of location. The brief notice confirms the new address and ongoing operations, signaling continued business presence in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Resar
Lodi St
Beal Welding
Abbe Road
Mad
Army Secretary Stevens Denies Resignation Plans
Washington report says Robert T. Stevens categorically denied any intention to resign or seek public backing from President Eisenhower. News dispatch notes his talks with White House aides about the memorandum of understanding with McCarthy allies, and that no appointment with the President has been set. The controversy centers on Stevens' feud with Senator McCarthy and a renewed push for a showdown over Army support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCarthy
Stevens
Joseph McCarthy
Army
Robert T. Stevens
Washington
Maj
Irving Peress
Eisenhower
John Kane
Joseph R. McCarthy
White House
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Wisconsin
Pope Pius XI Enters Second Month of Illness
Pope Pius XI advances into the second month of a lingering illness. Vatican sources report a weak but slightly improved condition after a slow recovery pause last Saturday. He enjoyed a fairly restful night and remains extremely weary yet somewhat better than midweek readings.
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Vatican City
Pius XI
Vatican
Look to Yourself for Marriage Success No 18
A vintage classified ad fragment urges women to improve by cooking to please husbands and bolster ego, while suggesting trades or professions as paths to personal advancement, reflecting gender roles and self-improvement advice in the era.
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Board Here
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Pennsylvania
Say
Elyria Comics
Death Records
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Voice of the People
Omen
Pfaudler Company Union
W. A. Zaiss
Warren A. Zaiss
Ambherst Hospital
Highway Patrol
James Eastland
Miss
Olly Johnson
S.C
Harley Kilgore
Kansas
Herbert Young
Pfaudler
Herbert H. Young
E. Broadstreet
Elyria Memoral Hospital
Bulletin
Pope
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