Masons to Formally Open New Temple on Washington Ave
The Masons will formally open the new Masonic Temple on Washington Ave tomorrow. A look at the building and stories on the history and activities of the many Masonic groups using it appear in the second section, pages 11 to 18. Also, the feature Pathways of the Pioneers on East Marsh appears in Lorain County history, page 25.
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East Marsh
Lorain County
Kansas City
John J. Fallon
Frank
St. Louis
Boston
Phoenix
Ariz
Baltimore
Chicago
Miami
Roy L. Struble
Florida
New York
Westport Conn
Woman recounts WWII captivity and rescue in LaGrange story
C T staffer Mary Flack interviews Valentina Land, a Russian native, about her wartime captivity by Germans, rescue by American forces, and her later marriage to the Free Will Baptist Church assistant minister in LaGrange.
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C T
Mary Flack
Valentina Land
Mrs. Land
Free Will Baptist Church
LaGrange
Burglary at Elyria Gas Station Interrupted by Police
Police halted a burglary at an Elyria gasoline station as an intruder fled amid a hail of bullets. Investigation reports indicate conclusive evidence on a railroad accident from car inspections. Contests shape up for primaries with Republicans and Democrats selecting county and district candidates. Fruehaus Co. union official claims satisfaction with voting procedures after defeat in re election bid.
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Elyria
Fruehaus Co
Plane Rider's Shift May Have Saved 74
Frank 32 is suspected of taking a bomb aboard a DC-6B causing the second section to explode off the North Carolina coast. The first section with 74 aboard landed safely before the jet flight was canceled due to a cracked wind shield. Authorities say the crash left 108 dead and 74 survivors.
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Frank
North Carolina
Ocean
Weather Summary for Northeast and Northwest Ohio
The forecast shows high temperatures 27 to 32 degrees with partial clearing and a colder night. A rise in cloudiness is expected Sunday with not as cold conditions. Friday temperatures around 26 to 50 with 0.21 inch of precipitation ending Friday evening. Lake Erie winds northwest at 30 to 35 mph diminishing this afternoon tonight with snow squalls.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
Candidate Killed In Crash In Cleveland
Will J. Irwin 63 a candidate for national chief of The 40 and 8 veteran's organization was killed when his car struck the rear of a stopped auto at a red light on the Berea Freeway. Paul E. Boyce 41 of Berea was hospitalized. coroner to rule if Irwin suffered a heart attack before the crash.
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Cleveland
UPI
Will J. Irwin
Irwin
Berea
Paul E. Boyce
Olmsted Falls
Security Treaty To Be Signed In Washington Visit
Japan Prime Minister Kishi arrived in Honolulu en route to Washington to sign a new mutual security treaty with the United States. Police clashed with 700 Zengakuren leftists at Tokyo Airport as 2,000 officers cleared the terminal after a 90 minute confrontation.
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Honolulu
UPI
Japan
Nobusuke Kishi
Washington
United States
Wiliam Quinn
Hawaii
Royal Hawaian
Tokyo
National Federation of Students
Associations Zengakuren
Tokyo International
Kishi
Zengakuren
Kenechiro Karoji
Communist Party
Russia
U.S
U. S
Europe Cold Spell’s Toll Rises Across Continent
Europe endures a deep-freeze as England uses helicopters to reach stranded motorists and Italy remains largely immobilized. The six day cold spell claims well over 150 deaths, with France reporting 25 road fatalities and 20 additional cold deaths. About 100000 miles of English roads are snowbound, and the Queen Elizabeth remains anchored off Cherbourg as high winds delay entry.
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London
UPI
Europe
England
Italy
Cherbourg
France
Caterpillars Chew War and Peace at Broadstone Library
Broadstone public library staff discover pages of War and Peace mangled by caterpillars. The incident leaves staff puzzled about how the volume survived, while readers question the library’s preservation methods.
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Broadstone
England
Broadstone Public Library
Boy skates to keep balance on slick ice
A light of heart and fleet of foot shines as Mike Gordy enjoys a playful moment on the ice before heading home. The caption notes the photo on page 24 and credits C-T Photo with other pictures.
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Mike Gordy
C-T
Senate urged blue ribbon probe of labor impasses
Sen. Barry Goldwater seeks a Senate inquiry into labor management impasses such as the steel dispute. The plan calls for about a year of hearings with recommendations for legislation to protect unions management and the public. Also noted: criticism of agency clauses in steel contracts and rail unions’ wage comparisons, plus a Kennedy role in UAW probe oversight.
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Washington
UPI
Barry Goldwater
Senate
Arizona Republican
Goldwater
Senate Labor Committee
John F. Ken
Nedy
D-Mass
New Labor
National Right To Work
G. E. Leighty
Railway Labor Executives Assn
Self-Styled Nazis Accused Of Treason In Wave Of Vandalism
Police charged three self-styled American Nazis with treason in New York after raids found swastika armbands and anti-Semitic material. Five Wyoming youths were arrested for flying a Nazi flag, while vandals damaged gravestones in Waldheim Cemetery Park Forest Illinois and Dowagiac Michigan. Nanticoke Pennsylvania removed a Swastika banner from Central Park as rewards rose to 1300 dollars for arrests.
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Pennsylvania
Chicago
Dowagiac
Mich
St. Paul
New York
John Wallace
Fuehrer
Hugh Barlow
Richard E. Phelps
Wallace
Fresh Meadows
Detroit
Casper
Wyo
Nanticoke
Nazi Germany
Central Park
Waldheim
Park ‘Forest
Humphrey Plans Ohio Visit to Gauge 1964 Primary Interest
A Humphrey spokesman said observers will test Ohio politics before a possible May 3 Democratic primary challenge to Gov. DiSalle. Calls urging a bid flood in. Humphrey may announce after Ohio event in Columbus January 26 with the Ohio Council of Churches.
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Washington
Humphrey
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Michael V. di Salle
Kennedy
Humphrey-for-President
Ohio
Poe
Columbus
Ohio Council of Churches
Buckeye
Canopy Blows Off Over Pacific Aboard Marine Fury
Captain Donald W. Smith survived a frozen 30,000 foot ride when a refueling hose ruptured his cockpit canopy during a Marine Fury mission. He dropped to 20,000 and then 9,000 feet to escape the cold, finally landing at Kaneohe Marine Air Station with minimal fuel and no frostbite.
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Honolulu
Donald W. Smith
Marine Fury
Hawaii
Pacific
Smith
Kaneohe Marine Air Station
Stevenson Signals Possible State Secretary Role
Adlai E. Stevenson hinted he might accept the post of secretary of state if a Democrat wins the White House in November. On a possible third presidential bid he gave no clear yes or no response.
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Washington
UPI
Adlai E. Stevenson
White House
Metropolitan Commission Seeks 200000 For Brownhelm Park Work
Henry L. Minert, new director of the county park commission, says more than 200000 is needed this year to start development on the 174 acre Old Mill Hollow Bacon Woods Reservation in Brownhelm Township. Plans include shelters, toilets, picnic facilities, grills, trees, and a 230 car parking area with roadwork and culverts to be estimated.
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Lorain County
Ings
Minert
County Metropolitan Park Commission
Dorothy de Muth
Bacon
Vermilion River
Park Commission
Budget Commission
Park District
Second St
Five Die In Crash Near Pineville Kentucky
Five people were killed and four injured when the top of their car was torn off in a collision with a tractor trailer on US 23 north of Pineville Kentucky shortly after midnight. All victims were Kentuckians.
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Pineville
UPD
Here
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