Six Die At Crossing In Tomah Wisconsin Crash
United Press International reports six people died when a car stopped at a railroad crossing near Tomah Wisconsin was struck by a passenger train. The victims included George Emrich 48 Warrens Wis and his family members Sandra 5 and three others. Other fatal crashes occurred in Los Angeles Long Beach Piedmont Washington DC and Greenville South Carolina.
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United Press International
Tomah
Wis
George Emrich
Los Angeles
Signe Ostenson
Glendale
Calif
Ida Flodine
Ethel
Hollimwood
Christine Burkman
Gertrude Taylor
Long Beach
Arthur Pleshek
Elizabeth
Kelvin
Ward Sexton
Piedmont
D.C
Greenville
5.C
Carrie Hawkins
Brewell Mango
Charles Mayes
Fletcher E. Campbell
Party Chiefs Clash Over Steel Accord
Democratic National Chairman Paul M. Butler accused the Eisenhower administration of ending the steel dispute to help Nixon’s 1960 bid. Republican chair Morton denied the charge and debated Butler on price deals, labor unrest, and Taft Hartley injunctions.
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Washington
UPI
Paul M. Butler
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Sen
Thruston B. Morton
Rky
Republican National
Butler
Wall Street Journal
Morton
White House
Harry S. Truman
Steel price increases predicted after steel settlement
United States Senators Fulbright and Butler charged the Eisenhower administration forced a political settlement of the steel strike under threat of punitive legislation. They predicted steel prices would rise, while Gov. DiSalle questioned Nixon’s role. Great Lakes and Wheeling signed contracts with United Steelworkers as the dispute nears resolution.
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Washington
UPI
Eisenhower
William Fulbright
Fd Ark
John Marshall Butler
R-Md
Fulbright
Richard M. Nixon
James P. Mitchell
Michael V. DiSalle
Ohio
Nixon
Mitchell
Joseph F. Finnegan
Great Lakes
Wheeling
United Steelworkers Union
Chronicle Telegram Elyria 1860 ads and subscription rates
The fragment lists the Chronicle Telegram 1860 issue details from Lorain County Printing Co. It notes publication days, mailing privileges, and subscription rates by region including Lorain and adjoining counties, Ohio, and outside Ohio.
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Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co
East Ave
Elyria
Ohio
Lorain
Stairway Fall Sparks Injury Suit At Gypsy Fiddle Inn
Jane S. Durkin of Vermilion sues Paul K. Csuback, owner of the Gypsy Fiddle Inn on West Lake Road, claiming injuries from a fall on a stairway on a rainy day. The case seeks $3,000 in damages.
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West Lake Rd
Lorain
Paul K. Csuback
Jane S. Durkin
Fairfax Rd
Vermilion-on-the Columbus
UPI
Minor Lake
George M. fRed
Trautman
Eld
Bucyrus
Ohio
Ohio State University
Columbus
Red Birds
American Association
Detroit Tigers
Five civil rights bills to be introduced in Senate
Senator Javits plans a package of five civil rights bills including federal registrars to assure voting rights. Dirksen predicts the registrar proposal will spark controversy as the new session opens. Brooks accuses the space program of duplication and indecision while Symington cites misinformation on defense and space progress.
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Overton Brooks
D-La
House Space Committee
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Eisenhower
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mont
State Department
Russia
Central Pacific
J. William Fulbright
John Marshall Butler
R-Md
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Democratic Policy Committee
Dirksen
Eisen‘hower
Symington open to 1960 presidential run
UPI reports Senator Stuart Symington of Missouri says he would like to be president next year but is not an avowed candidate. He stated he would run if nominated by the Democrats, though he does not plan to enter preferential primaries or actively seek delegates.
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Washington
UPI
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Symington
White House
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Herbert G. Klein
New Hampshire
Oregon
Ohio
Eisenhower
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Adenauer Expected to Speak on Anti Semitism in Berlin
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer arrived from Bonn for a three day visit to Berlin during which he is expected to make his first public statement on the wave of anti Semitic acts in West Germany. Berlin Mayor Brandt has cracked down on neo Nazi groups and condemned anti Semitic acts as revolting and shocking amid renewed unrest.
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Berlin
UPI
Konrad Adenauer
Bonn
West Germany
Adenauer
West Berlin
Brandt
Willy, Brandt
Cologne
Kaiserslautern
German Reichs Party
DRP
Rebels Ambush French Detachment Near Constantine
Moslem rebels ambushed a French military detachment at Arago, 24 miles northwest of Constantine, Sunday. Six French soldiers were killed and two wounded in the assault.
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Algiers
Algeria
UPI
Arago
Constantine
Mystery of Heiress Solved in Antwerp Departure to Paris
Antwer p Belgium officials confirm 18 year old Gamble Benedict heiress to Remington typewriter fortune traveled with Andrei Porumbeanu 34 aboard the Egda from New York to Europe. They stopped in Antwerp then rode toward Paris as detectives disclosed she had sailed December 31 to Naples, ending a 13 day mystery.
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Antwerp
Belgium
Gamble Benedict
Remington
Andrei Porumbeanu
Paris
Gamble
East 31Th Street
Waldorf-Astoria
New York
Egda
Cosmopolitan Shipping Co
Porumbeanu
Arde Bulova
Bulova Watch Co
Naples
Italy
Jeanne Crain Gives Birth To Sixth Child In Hollywood
Actress Jeanne Crain and husband Paul Brinkman welcomed a baby girl Sunday at Queen of Angels Hospital in Hollywood. The couple already have Paul 12, Michael 11, Timothy 9, Jeanine 3, and Lisabette.
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Hollywood
UPI
Jeanne Crain
Queen of Angeles Hospital
Women Buy Pants Says Poll Finds Women Decide Most Purchases
A&A menswear poll of 14 600 couples in 10 cities shows only 15 percent of men claim they decide which trousers to buy. The study suggests women influence most clothing choices in families.
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New York
UPI
A&a
Mortality Rate Drop Slower in 1950s Says Met Life
New York based Met Life statisticians say the U S mortality rate fell in the 1950s but not as much as in the 1940s or 1930s. The current rate is about 9.4 deaths per 1000, roughly 2 percent below the 1950 figure, with faster declines in earlier decades.
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New York
UPS
U.S
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Smoking habits shift as filters gain popularity
New York report notes a growing link between cigarettes and lung cancer altered American smoking patterns in the 1950s. In 1950 only about ten percent of cigarette sales were filter brands, while by now forty percent of smokers choose filters.
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New York
UPD
Communist Chinese scientists cross yak with Holstein bull
Radio Peiping reports Tibetan scientists have crossed a yak and a Holstein bull producing a hybrid that yields eight times more milk than the yak and endures Tibet's climate better than the Holstein.
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Tibet
Radio
Peiping
Slipup Admitted In England Car Found With Gift Parcels
A British Railway spokesman said there has definitely been a slip up after a railway car was found on a siding this weekend containing 83 bags of Christmas gift parcels.
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Oldham. England
UPT
British Railway
Terhune Declines Run for 6th District Congress
Ohio Agriculture Director Robert H Terhune announced he will not seek the U S House seat in the 6th District despite rumors following the death of Rep James E Polk He credited Governor DiSalle with inviting him to join the administration and support his forward looking program while expressing respect for the governor and pride in his team.
Dead and Injured in Wrecks Listed Across States
A long roster names the dead and injured from a wreck, including Norman E. Labounty of Indianapolis and Josephine Gunevich of Benold, with many others in Ohio, Indiana, New York, and Iowa. Treated and released victims span Gladys Price of Anderson, Mrs. Paul Baumgartner of Newburg, and Joseph W. Nelson of Buffalo, among others. Catholic sisters from St. Louis and Indiana hospitals were admitted for observation at St. Alexis in Cleveland.
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Akron
Robert D. Morris
Andersson
Ind
Norman E. Labounty
Indianapolis
Charles S. Labounty
DePeuw
N. Y
Charles Chatlain
Richmond
Cal
Josephine Gunevich
Benold
Jessie Roberts
Cleveland
Helen Watkins
George R
Guilfoyle
Olive Nedd
Anderson
Henry W. Kirstein
Linndale
Elizabeth Suet
Marion
Lois Hurley
Allen Hospital
Gladys Price
Paul Baumgartner
Newburg
Joseph W. Nelson
Buffalo
Kenneth Ellington
J. Richley
Willowick
Genevieve Clark
Medina
Claude Hurley
New York Central
Lois
Arlen Hospital
Oberlin
Beverly Jennings
New York City
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Frank Groenswick
East 36Th St
Lorain
Gilbert Maryetta
Geneva
St. Alexis Hospital
LPT
M. Elizabeth Marie
Firman-Desloge Hospital
St. Louis
M. Dismas
St. Mary's Hospital
M. Rita Paul
St. Elizabeth Hospital
LaFayette
Groveville Names New Fire Chief Fights First Blaze
Groveville New Jersey named Waedell Fisher as fire chief last Thursday. He fought his first fire this weekend as Fisher and firefighters extinguished a backyard shed blaze.
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Groveville
N. J
Ruth — Waedell Fisher
Fisher
Wellington Train Wreck Fatal To Four Injured
The Southwestern train derailed near Wellington with about 155 passengers on board. Four people died and many were injured as three cars jackknifed across tracks and a fifth car crushed a coach. Rescue efforts involved 200 volunteers and 35 state patrolmen, with about 75 uninjured passengers bused to Cleveland for connections.
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Cleveland
Southwestern
Lorain County Sheriff's Office
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
The
Interstate Commerce Commission
State Highway Patrol
Huff
Reisch
Marion Tudor
Kerstein
Lorain
Medina
Ashland
Lorain County
Vernon Smith
Ohio
Steve Helli
Medina County
Charles G. Bersinger
Wellington Youth Describes Courage Convert Train Wreck Rescue
A Wellington youth recounts aiding a train wreck rescue. He helped 15 injured in one car, forced doors, and used a sledge hammer. He and others saved infants, battled fires, and dragged two dead from a mail car as flames raged.
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Tudor
Thew Shovel Co
Lorain
Henry
Thew Co
Ring Returned Prompted Kent State Student to Kill Girlfriend
Kent State University student Victor Buzard 22 Akron admitted shooting Paulda Slife 21 after she returned his engagement ring following a Christmas gift. He planned the attack after a church outing and police arrived to find him still in the car.
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Akron
UPI
Kent State University
Victor Buzard
Paulda Slife
Summit County
George Pappas
Grand
Buzard
Miss Slife
Barberton
Bender resigns from Teamsters cleanup board post
James Hoffa announced that George H. Bender former Ohio senator and congressman has resigned as chairman of a union appointed board overseeing a union cleanup.
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Washington
UPID
James Hoffa
The
Teamsters Union
George H. Bender
Ohio
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Kaiser Settlement
Kaiser Steel
the Chronicle-Telegram
Aetna Insurance Co
Hartford
Aetna Life Insurance Co
American Insurance Co
Newark
Franklin Life Ins. Co
Springfield
Great American Ins. Co
N.Y
Hanover Ins. Co
Hartford Fire Ins. Co
Home Insurance Co
Jefferson Standard Life North River Ins. Co
Travelers Insurance Co
Westchester Fire Ins. Co
Pierre R. Smith & CO
Elyria Savings & Trust
Elyria, Ghia
Midwest Stock Exchange
Wellington
By Raymond Lahr
London
Terhune
William B. Salter
Edward Reisch
Nancy
Alt
Fred
Bender
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