Farm Real Estate Prices Down in 47 States
The Agriculture Department reports farm real estate values fell across 46 states in the four months ending last Nov 1 with New Jersey the sole state showing no change. The November index sits at 121 percent of the 1957-59 base, three percent below July and six percent under a year earlier, as drought and oil activity influence values.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
New Jersey
Delaware
Montana
Kentucky
Tennessee
Utah
North Dakota
Atlantic Seaboard
Eastern Gulf
New England
Arizona
Arkansas
Kansas
Indiana
Missouri
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Rocky Mountain
Idaho
Wyoming
Colorado
Amazona
Alabama
Maryland
Maine
Judge Doyle Seeks Fourth Term On Appeals Court
Judge Arthur W. Doyle of the Ninth District Court of Appeals announced his bid for a fourth six year term as a Republican nominee. The district covers Summit Wayne Medina and Lorain counties. Doyle, a former Summit county common pleas judge, has served since February 9 1937 and is a Cornell and Western Reserve graduate with honors from Cleveland Marshall. He and his wife live in Akron with two children.
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Arthur W. Doyle
Ninth District Court of Appeals
Ninth
Summit
Wayne
Medina
Lorain
Doyle
Common Pleas
Summit County
Cornell University
Western Reserve University
Cleveland Marshall Law School
Akron
U.S. Air Corps
U S Seen Trying To Be Fair To Both Sides In Israeli Arab Dispute
An article by Dr. Charles Malik argues the United States should adopt an active and impartial role to foster peace in the Middle East. He stresses balanced views, adherence to armistice agreements, Arab refugee issues, Jerusalem's status, and a fair Western stance to ease tensions between Israel and Arab states.
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U.S
Charles Malik
Harvard University
United States
Middle East
Israel
Lebanon
Near East
Turkey
Pakistan
Mossadegh
Persia
Soviet Union
United Nations
Palestine
Jerusalem
General Assembly
Suez
Egypt
Ee Ae
East
Library Display Highlights Biographies At Elyria Library
Librarian John Rebenack notes that biographies captivate readers as a new display at Elyria Library features pictures of famous world figures and popular biography excerpts. The collection includes about 4,000 biographies from Adams to Zweig on adult shelves.
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Elyria
Lbrarian
John Rebenack
Adams
Zweig
One Man's Opinion by Walter Kiernan
Senators Sparkman and Monroney complain that the administration is cancelling too many Democrat postmasters. The pundit quips that the post office is mismanaged with a closed window sign and a departing postmaster who doubts any replacement will stop the decline.
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Sparkman
Monrroney
Second Semester Adult Education Registration Set
Registration for the second semester adult education classes is set for January 11 to 13 at Elyria High School. The office will be open daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. under D. A. Morris, supervisor. A wide range of courses is offered including high school credit subjects, apprentices courses, extension classes, and recreational options with requests for additional topics by enrollment.
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A. Morris
Grovery
Cleveland
Elyria High School
Death Valley Scotty saga born in 1904 legend begins
The Death Valley Scotty tale opens with 1904 Los Angeles, a half torn $160 bill, a spree that birthed a legend of hidden gold mines. Walter E. Scott’s life amid desert haunts and a Mor ish castle ends with no wealth found. The piece notes his ties to A. M. Johnson, the cradle of the myth.
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Saga of
Death Valley Scotty
Death Valley
Walter E. Scott
Calif
Los Angeles
City of Angels
Golconda
el Dorado
Scotty
Desert
Chicago
A. M. Johnson
Johnson
Santa Fe
Cynthiana
Panama Canal
Long John
Death Valley i Desert
Borax Works
Josephine Millius
Long Beach
Bill Pique
Los Angeles Herald and Express
Walter Scott
Vienna grocer sells three 22 cent cans of fruit
A Vienna grocer ran a bold sale offering three 22 cent cans of fruit for 30 cents, drawing roaring business as customers flooded the shop.
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Vienna
Austria
Sixth Suspect Questioned in Bills Theft at Bureau
Washington A Bureau of Engraving and Printing theft involves Roger Patterson of Brentwood Maryland, the sixth suspect who surrendered drunk to a Washington police station after reports he lit cigars with new twenty dollar bills. Accomplices Edith Chase and Charles Nelson were arrested, with Landis the mastermind. Several others, including Landis's wife Mamie and William Giles, remain jailed. Secret Service reports show $8,000 of the new notes recovered and $8,300 in small denominations found. investigators say the group bought liquor, cigarettes and a car to finance the crime, even discarding $100 into a sewer.
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Washington
Bureau of Engraving and ‘Printing
Roger Patterson
Brentwood
A. E. Baughman
Secret Service
Patterson
Edith Chase
Charles H. Nelson
Oaks
Nelson
James R. Landis
Landis
Mamie
William Giles
Baughman
Navy Secretary Heads Lorain Award Program
Secretary of the Navy Robert B. Anderson will headline the Forrestal Trophy presentation to Lorain Naval Reserve Division 4105 at Lorain High School on January 26, marking the end of his first year in office. Anderson, a 43 year old Texas native and former coach and attorney general, has held multiple public roles and industry positions before his White House appointment.
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Robert B. Anderson
Lorain Naval Reserve Division
Lorain High School
Eisenhower
Texas
White House
W. W. Waggoner
University of Texas Law ‘School
State Racing Commission
State Tax Board
Founds Social Security Agency
Plan Two Parties For Golden Age Group At YMCA
The Elyria Community Welfare Council plans two January meetings at the YMCA for the Golden Age group after a successful pre Christmas party. Attendees are urged to bring sewing, handwork, or a hobby project, with checkers, movies, refreshments, and social time provided. Harlie Stevick, YMCA executive director, chairs the project.
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YMCA
Elyria
Harlie Stevick
the _Y
Council
Tin Baron Drops Ban On Marriage Of His Daughter
Edinburgh reports Antenor Patino consented to the marriage of his 18 year old daughter Maria Isabella to 20 year old James Goldsmith of London after a Scottish court withdrew a temporary injunction. The wedding will proceed once notification lifts the injunction allowing registration at any Scottish registrar or church minister. Goldsmith’s father Frank Goldsmith expressed pleasure at the decision amid widespread publicity.
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Edinburgh
Antenor Patino
Maria Isabella
James Goldsmith
London
Patino
Scotland
Cannes
France
Frank Goldsmith
Sair
Ivan
Scotlana
Lord Cooper
Lord Carmont
Lord Russell
Jimmy
Paris
Casablanca
Japanese Farmer Unearths Ancient Coin Hoard Near Tokyo
Itaro Kumazawa a 57 year old farmer near Tokyo unearthed about 25000 antique coins and Chinese pottery in his vegetable plot. The coins are believed to date roughly 600 years back and may be of historic value.
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Tokyo II
Itaro Kumazawa
Tokya
Distance Walkers Postmen Foresee Fortune
A fragment reports officials in London predicting a fortune for a lucky recipient from a distance walking event. L. D. Gammans, Britain's Assistant Postmaster General, is quoted speaking about miles and value tied to vases and coins.
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L. D. Gammans
Ger
Eral
London
Plotters Named in Reuther Shooting Case in Detroit
Detroit police hunted four men linked to the 1958 shooting of labor leader Walter P. Reuther as a plot by organized crime to stop his union crusade. Among those named were Sam Perrone, Clarence Jacobs already held in Windsor for extradition, Carl Renda, and Peter Lombardo who is jailed in Terre Haute for counterfeiting. Four warrants promised new arrests as Renda stood mute in court and bonded out.
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Detroit
United States
Isanto
Sam) Perrone
Walter P. Reuther
Reuther
CIO
United Auto Workers Union
Phil Mur‘Fay
Perrone
Senate Crime Committee
Clarence Jacobs
Tecumseh
Ont
Jacobs
Windsor
Ihe
Carl Renda
Peter Lombardo
Terre Haute
Ind
John Doe
Renda
Albion
Walter Reuther
Cloq-United Auto Workers
Eaton Road Kings Elect Officers Plan Activities
Eaton Road Kings a youth highway safety group organized by Ralph C. Smith held its second meeting in Eaton town hall. Officers elected are Walter Nickel president Bill Hawke vice president Roger Hales secretary and Ed Burgess treasurer. The group plans courtesy cards for members helping motorists and colors black and gold. Regular meetings set for the first and third Wednesdays, seeking 23 members. Fundraising includes outdoor activities and drag racing with two specially equipped cars. Bylaws to be drafted at the next meeting January 20.
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Eaton
Ralph C. Smith
Eaton Road
Eaton Town Hall
Walter Nickel
Bill Hawke
Roger Hales
Ed Burgess
Smith
Eaton Road Kings
The
Kings
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Robert A. Taft
Judge Doyle
Appeals Court
Hunt
Chronicle- Telegram
Walter Kiernan
1.N.S
By Lee Ferrero
Pique
Navy
Texas Unemployment Commission
Army
Associated Refineries, Inc
Texas Mid-Continent Oil and Gas Association
United States Congress
Anderson
Texas State Board of Education
Federal Reserve Bank
Vernon
Tin Baron
Will
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