Fanfani's Italian cabinet falls after confidence vote
Rome premier Amintore Fanfani saw his Christian Democratic government collapse when the Chamber of Deputies defeated his cabinet 260 to 33 with 12 abstentions. Fanfani resigned to President Luigi Einaudi, ending a week in power amid crisis over Communist strength and reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Amintore
Italy
Chamber of Deputies
Fanfani
Christian Democratic Party
Fanfiani
Luigi Einaudi
Luce
United States
Giuseppe Pella
Christian Democratic
Togliatti
Oberlin Farm Owner Honored
The Cleveland Farmers' Club awarded Irwin Ohio farmer Glen G. McIlroy owner of Elmwood Farm in Union County for making his farm the most contributing to agriculture. He was chosen from 200 eligible farms at the 51st Ohio Forestry Association meeting. Other honorees: Charles Bolton West Salem Richard Bredenbeck Oberlin Howard Ruetenik Orwell Walter Seaman Milan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, C
Cleveland Farmers’ Club
Irwin
Ohio
Glen G. McIlroy
Elmwood
Union County
Ohio Forestry Association
Charles Bolton
West Salem
Richard Bredenbeck
Oberlin
Howard Ruetenik
Orwell
Walter Seaman
Milan
Bredenbeck
Germany
Cleveland
Route 56
Newsmen Need Help BERLIN Big Four aid station treats 74 cases
A Red Cross first aid station in Berlin for the Big Four conference cared for 74 cases during the event. Medical volunteers attended journalists delegates and staff seeking basic treatment and minor injuries amid the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Red Cross
Weather Notebook Northeastern Ohio Report
Partly flurries in the Tecoe Fei range day with 16 tors. Precipitation for 24 hours ending at 8 p m Friday traces reported. Temperature range compared to last Friday shows 18 degrees at 8 am. Sunset at 5 42 p m with Saturday moonrise and time listed. Attention AMVETS dance notice invites members to bring friends.
Ex Elyrian Killed By Own Auto In Lakewood
Miss Helen Nichols age 56 of 2157 McKinley avenue Lakewood was killed when her car rolled backward down a ten foot embankment as she began to step from the vehicle after parking at Linndale Station. Her aunt Miss Maude Denham and neighbor Mrs Theresa MacFarlane were injured. Nichols a Cleveland school teacher moved to Lakewood in 1945 after her father Asa B Nichols died. She was active in the Elyria Business and Professional Club and remained affiliated after moving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Nichols
McKinley Avenue
Lakewood
Princeton Avenue
Linndale Station
Miss Nichols
Maude Denham
Theresa. MacFarlane
MacFarlane
St. John’s Hospital
Cleveland
Miss Denham
Asa B. Nichols
Elyria Business and Professional Club
Robbery at Lorain County Fish and Game HQ Ends in Slugging
A robbery at the Lorain County Fish and Game Association on North Ridge Road left John D. Cavanaugh injured after two armed men struck him and ransacked the safe around 11:30 p.m. They stole cash, tied his eyes, and drove off in his car. Additional burglaries at Green Parrot cafe and Naylor's Tavern were reported with windows broken and cash, liquor, and cigarettes taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Fish and Game Association
North Ridge Road
R.D. Amherst
Fish and Game Association
John D.cavanaugh
Association
Cavanaugh
Manuel Pearce
James Howard
Sheriffs Department
Frank Ratusz
Green Parrot
Center Ridge Road
Naylor
Elyria
Erma Johnson
Margaret Naylor
Warren truck driver killed in crossing collision
Lawrence Perry aged 29 of Warren was killed late Friday when his truck struck a B and C railroad express train at a crossing in nearby Mc Ratusz. McRatusz said he was working when the collision occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Lawrence Perry
McRatusz
Donald
Area awards total 112700 in Noronic disaster
Federal Judge Paul Jones approved 669 of 683 claims totalling 112700 for area residents out of 2724196 allowed for the Noronic steamship disaster in Toronto dated September 17, 1949. Remaining claimants face about 80 cents on the dollar due to 2150000 still available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Jones
Toronto
Jones
Robert D. Adamson
Dayton Avenue
Lorain
Elizabeth
John E. Nowacki
Vermilion
Where To Turn Shirts Beautifully Laundered Service
Beautiful one day shirt laundering service offered by Crystal Clear SH Cleveland. Prompt care and professional cleaning for formal and casual wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Clear
Cleveland
Five Elyria Suits Filed To Seize Parking Property
The City of Elyria filed five Common Pleas Court suits today to appropriate property on Third Street for a municipal parking lot under the off street parking program. Each suit seeks jury appraisal of property values and names owners including George Dye at 229 Third Street J A and Mabel Ebert at 225 Third Street Charles and Margareta Ackerman at 337 Third Street Helen Speroj Valassis at 607 West Avenue Maria Watson at 116 Eastern Heights Boulevard and Ruth Underhill Akron, with the last three on Third Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Elyria
Common Pleas Court
Third Street
George Dyée
J. A
Mabel’ Ebert
Charles and
Margareta Ackerman
Helen and Speroj
Valassis
West Avenue
Maria Watson
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Ruth Underhill
Akron
Man Killed In Crash In Cleveland On East Side
Leroy Martin, 35, of Cleveland, died when his car collided with a truck on Cleveland's East Side early today. He was the citys 14th traffic fatality of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Leroy Martin
Vatican Pope Pius XII Back in Recovery Period
Vatican City bulletin reports Pope Pius XII recovering satisfactorily from fatigue and to extend a period of reduced work and regular rest. The brief confirms continuing care and cautious return to duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
Vatican
Pius XII
Wreck Crashes Into Crowd at Kafr-el-Zaiyat
A diesel train struck a crowd celebrating President Mohammed Naguib in Kafr-el-Zaiyat, a town in lower Egypt about 50 miles northwest of Cairo. Casualties were feared heavy as rescue operations began at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CARIO
Egypt
Mohammed Naguib
Kafr-el-Zaiyat
Lower Egypt
Cairo
UN votes down India's bid for Korea session
United Nations in New York said the General Assembly rejected India's request for a special session on the Korean problem. The vote was announced officially today with no further details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
United Nations
N. Y
India
General Assembly
Indochina Reds Seize Outposts in Viet Nam
Communists overran 31 fortified points in southern Indochina in a three day offensive, capturing 13 villages near Mytho and threatening Franco-Viet Namese lines. Viet Minh forces surged along the Mekong estuary and Laos flank as French defense admitted growing peril while Paris dispatched War Secretary Pierre de Chavigne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanoi
Indochina
Viet Nam
Mekong River
Mytho
Sagion
Laos
Annam
Pierre de Chavigne
Paris
Reds
Berlin
Wellington Fire Found Through Departure Delay
A Wellington home on Route 18 escaped major damage when a delay in departure allowed occupants to notice heavy smoke pouring from the basement. Firemen say the blaze started in a cellar wall partition near the stairs, possibly due to defective wiring. Loss estimated around $600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
L. B. Simpkinson
Route 18
Payroll Tax Votes In Norwood City Council 1 Percent Levy
Norwood near Hamilton voted 54 on Friday night to impose a 1 percent payroll tax to cover a $300,000 deficit. The measure aims to raise about $700,000 between April 1 and December 31 when it expires. Vice Mayor George Kieb cast the deciding vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood. O
Rine
Norwood
Hamilton
George Kieb
Berlin talks open on world atomic energy pool plan
In Berlin the Big Four foreign ministers began talks on Eisenhower's world atomic energy pool proposal. Dulles will tell Molotov Britain and France seek participation, while procedural details precede substantive discussion. The pool may involve commitments of specific fissionable materials rather than a single stockpile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
INS
Eisenhower
V. M. Molotov
U. S
John Foster Dulles
Molotov
France
Britain
Dulles
Authoritatie
Vyacheslav Molotov
United Nations
U.S
United States
Russia
Georgi Zarubin
Washington
International
Amherst Woman Struck By Car At Intersection
Mrs. Kenneth Math ies of 138 Forest street was knocked to the pavement while crossing the South Main street Tenny avenue intersection and taken to Amherst Hospital. Patrolman George Walker reported the car driven by William Edward Mon ison of Taylor street struck her as he turned onto Tenny avenue. Mon ison said he did not see her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Kenneth Mathies
Forest Street
Amherst Hospital
Tenny Avenue
South Main Street
George Walker
Mrs Washburn Dies After Long Illness in Florida
Mrs Maude M Marsh Washburn 86 widow of C G Washburn former Ninth District Court of Appeals judge died last night in Clermont Florida after long illness. She lived in Greenwich before marriage was deputy in Huron county probate court and was admitted to Ohio bar in 1896 but never practiced. Survived by three daughters Charlotte Mallory Anne Rose Betty Reeve a son Warner Washburn eight grandchildren and one great granddaughter. A sister Miss Mabel Marsh and a brother Marvin Marsh also survive. Services at Edwards Grove Cemetery Greenwich Tuesday at 2:30 pm with Rev B Kenneth Anthony officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude M (Marsh) Washburn
C. G. Washburn
Ninth District
Court of Appeals
Clermont
Fla
Washburn
Greenwich
Huron County
Ohio
First Congregational Church
Charlotte W. Mallory
Hingham
Mass
Anne W. Rose
Betty W. Reeve
Bethesda
Warner M. Washburn
Highland Park
Cynthia Arvie
West
Chester
Sarah M. Elliott
Richmondville
Burton C. Mallory
Jeanne W. Preece
Boulder
Colo
John L. Washburn
Elizabeth Washburn
Deborah Reeves
Ruth Reeve
Elizabeth Arvie
West Chester
Mabel Marsh
Cranford
Gas Rates Rise in Four Ohio Cities
Columbus based Ohio Fuel Gas Co. raised rates by a half cent per thousand cubic feet starting March 1 for Columbus Toledo Springfield Wellston and nearby areas. The rise stems from higher natural gas costs from southern suppliers and adds about eight cents monthly for typical heating customers. For some locations this marks the fifth increase in the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
INS
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Toledo
Springfield
Wellston
Disclosed officially by AEC reveals Livermore lab secrecy
The Atomic Energy Commission disclosed for the first time today in its fifth semiannual report to Congress that a super secret H bomb laboratory operates in Livermore California. The lab run by the University of California has existed a year and a half since June 1952 with about 1500 scientists and technicians. Dr Edward Teller led the work resulting in the first hydrogen device explosion in November 1952 and helped conceive newer H-bomb designs. The AEC had previously mentioned the lab only as weapons research location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Livermore
Calif
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Congress
Mun
AEC Bby
University of California
AEC
Comessessice
Nstead
Edward Teller
Teller
Eniwetok-Bikini
Commission: 1
Pacific
Spoon River No. 1
Formula CT-28 Oils Hinges On Saturday Paper
The Chronicle announces a playful CT-28 formula for the Saturday paper. CT-28 signals 28 pages with extras like Puzzle Page today Page 16, Woman's Feature Page 11, two Safe Specialties Pages 2 and 3, plus comics and regular coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Chronicle
Telegram
Today
The
Lady Ad Urges Less Housework To Aid Health
A Chronicle Telegraph ad urges women to avoid excess chores for health. It promotes using Help Wanted classifieds to hire a maid or mother’s reel and suggests calling Just Dial 4751 for an ad writer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle-Telegram
Jim Resar Moves to 552 Lodi Fit New Phone 112
Jim Resar announces a relocation to 552 Lodi Fit with a new contact number 112 for inquiries and advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Resar
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clare Boothe Luce
Palmiro Togliatti
Mrs. Luce
Oberlin Farm Owner
Eunset
Moonrise
Gneenert
Elyrian
County Fish, Game Club
Noronic
Church News
Death Records
Oberlin Society
T.V
Radio Wellington
Pope
Imperial
Atom Pool
Edwards Grove Cemetery
B. Kenneth Anthony
Nebraska State Prison
Lincoln
Commission
Oyrt
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!