Cohn and 2 Staff Resign Amid McCarthy Subcommittee Rift
Roy M. Cohn resigns as chief counsel of the Senate Investigations subcommittee amid a plan to fire him and two aides. Chairman McCarthy urged him to stay, while investigators Surine and Lavenia also resign. A July 31 deadline would require staffers to be confirmed or dismissed, part of a partisan move tied to Army McCarthy controversy.
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Washington
INS
Roy M. Cohn
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Joseph R. McCarthy
Cohn
McCarthy
Donald A. Surine
Thomas Lavenia
Charles E. Potter
Rmich
Army-McCarthy
Surine and
Lavenia
Defense Department
Potter
Subcommittee
Girl 14 Beaten At Allen School Playground
A 14 year old girl was attacked at the Allen School playground yesterday afternoon. Janet Shaffer, a junior play leader, said a boy struck her with a baseball bat and then kicked her in the stomach as she tried to rise. Police were told a youth name was given but his family is on vacation. Investigation continues.
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Allen School
Janet Shaffer
Bon Air Ave
John Wirth
Pat Boylan
Wirth
Miss Shaffer
Man Dies In Jail Cell Here
Steve Stanko, 67, of 316 Brace Ave., was found dead in jail cell No 1 at 8 42 last night two hours after his arrest on an intoxication charge. Dr S C Ward says death from acute alcoholism. Stanko worked as a toolmaker for General Industries Co. He was picked up at a Broad St restaurant and placed in a cell at 6 50 p.m. Prisoners later said he was moving about 15 minutes after photos. An ambulance took him to Elyria Memorial Hospital where he was pronounced dead.
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Steve Stanko
Brace Ave
City
S. C. Ward
Stanko
General Industries Co
John Demyan
Broad’ St
Demyan
Carl Koepp
Koepp
Dave Szabo
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Seek Victim Body In Lake Erie Disaster
The Coast Guard resumed the search for Ricky John 7 who drowned when a 14 foot outboard boat tipped over in Lake Erie on Monday.
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Cleveland
Coast Guard
Ricky John
Lake Erie
Mon- Gay
Weather in Northeastern Ohio Shines Warm And Humid
Fair hot day with a high near 90 and scattered thunderstorms. Tonight cooler with a low around 60. Winds from the southwest 15 mph, rising in thun der squalls near Lake Erie, shifting north later tonight and Wednesday. No precipitation in 24 hours to 8 p.m. Monday. Humidity 6 percent at 7 a.m., 45 percent at 8 p.m. Sunrise Tuesday 6 10 a.m. Moonset 12 34 Wednesday. Adv for home modernization rates.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
McCarthy Accepts Cohn Resignation From Investigations Panel
Senator McCarthy said Roy Cohn resigned as chief counsel of the Senate Investigations subcommittee. McCarthy called the move satisfying to Communists and fellow travelers. Senator Flanders praised that step but warned it does not solve the overall issue with the junior Wisconsin senator.
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Washington
VNS
Joseph R. McCarthy
Roy M. Cohn
Senate
Wisconsin
Cohn
Ralph E. Flanders
McCarthy
McCarthyist Smear Charge Sweeps Senate Group
A heated debate over enforcement of a loyalty rule surfaces as claims of a smear campaign target staff purging as retribution against those pursuing Communist-linked figures in government and defense plants. Cohn, 27, says he resigned from the subcommittee after a brief letter. McCarthy later says he has not received it and jokes it may be lost in the mails.
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Cohn
New York
McCarthy
Chrysler walkout snarls Detroit plants with 22,000 idle
In Detroit 22,000 Chrysler workers were idled as Dodge Local No. 3 of the CIO United Auto Workers struck on Monday. Inter-plant truck drivers from the local halted material flows, threatening further layoffs at nearby Chrysler plants as the dispute widened.
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Detroit
Chrysler
Dodge
CIO
United Auto Workers
Youth Receives 30th Transfusion Amid Improvement Signs
Six-year-old Eddie Philips of Middletown underwent his 30th blood transfusion after bleeding began during an operation fourteen days earlier. Doctors reported a sign of improvement as the boy's body appears to be building up elements to coagulate blood, though he remains in critical condition.
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Middletown
INS
Eddie Philips
Eddie
38 Safe Aboard Blazing Constellation
A TWA Constellation with an engine aflame made an emergency landing at Washington National Airport today. Its 33 passengers and five crew escaped injury after No 3 engine caught fire shortly after takeoff on a flight to Los Angeles via Dayton Chicago and Kansas City.
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Washington
INS
Washington National Airport
Los Angeles
Dayton
Chicago
Kansas City
Heat Wave Tops Midwest As 22 Die In Heat Battered Region
A deadly midwestern heat wave claimed 22 lives and threatened crops as temperatures surged above 100 degrees in Oklahoma Kansas Nebraska and southeast South Dakota. Kansas City and St Louis reported near record highs while Illinois moved to marshal emergency drought aid and assess corn losses across several counties and emergency loan needs. Thunderstorms cooled the lower Mississippi Valley reducing temperatures by up to 24 degrees.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
Oklahoma
Kansas
Nebraska
South Dakota
Kansas City
St. Louis
Mississippi Valley
Suit Opens To Force Clearview Election
The mandamus hearing in Common Pleas Court was adjourned to July 29 to decide whether Sheffield Township Board of Trustees must hold a vote on creating the village of Clearview. Judge John Pincura ordered meetings before July 28 and final board action by that date. Plaintiffs Claude Holloway, Sidney Kallossy and Frank Noster, with counsel S G Wettrich and John Smythe, press to force an election. defendants include Clerk George Kokinda and Trustees Chonko Balogh.
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Common Pleas Court
Pincura
Wettrich
Smythe
Mikus
Board of Trustees
Clearview-Vincent
League
George Kokinda
Board of Elections
Claude Holloway
Sidney Kallossy
Frank Noster
S. G. Wettrich
John Smythe
Amherst
Sheffield Board
Charles Chonko
Eugene Balogh
John Luca
Paul Mikus
Lnto
Ihe
Kokinaal
Turnpike settlement calms council clash in Elyria
The Elyria council approved a 20 point turnpike pact amid a quiet meeting. Missing were several anti pact councilmen and President Lord as the vacating of Wesley Bon Air Aves and Hilliard Rd gained final reading. The 5-4 vote followed weeks of protests and a pending taxpayer suit by R H Rice.
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Ohio Turnpike Commission
Wesley and
Bon Air Aves
Hilliard Rd
Elyria
Turnpike Commission
Frank Dunbar
John Soller
James Powell
Havens and
Emerson
Frank Oldenburg
Keys
Alex S. Moyes
Bow Air Ave
Council
Abbe Rd
Turnpike
Abbe and
Gulf Rds
Poplar St
Moyes
Lorain Blvd
Common Pleas Court
Tudor
Rice
Lorain County
Tmr
Marble Gift Redeemed Boosts Funds For Pool Drive
A child donated a marble worth $1 to the swimming pool filter fund drive, prompting anonymous donor purchase for a dollar. The fund totals about $10,300 with $7,679 in the bank, $2,000 in labor and materials pledged, and at least $600 in checks due, toward a $15,000 goal.
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Earl Tompkins
Pike Work To Start In Elyria
Heavy machinery to troll into the turnpike right of way this week as the Baltes Construction Co. begins work on Section C-23 the final link of a 24 mile superhighway. About 25 to 30 pieces of equipment will be used with two major fills planned at Black River and east of Rt. 20. The most challenging section is the interchange west of Elyria as survey lines are readied and clearing progresses.
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John Baltes
A. J
Black River
Baltes
Elyria
Rt. 20
Bhat
Train Kills Woman at Delaware Crossing
A Delaware woman, Minnie Mills, 40, was struck and killed by a train while racing to a pedestrian crossing near her home on Monday night. Local authorities are investigating. no other injuries reported.
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Delaware
Minnie Mills
Buckeye Principals Discuss Problems In Conference Meet
Six school principals met aboard a Sandusky lake cruiser to review issues in the Buckeye Conference. They considered live radio broadcasts of football games, with stations asked to propose policies, and set plans for the 1955 56 season including schedules by athletic directors in September and official staffing by George Daniel of Lorain for conference games.
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Buckeye
Lake Ere Waters
Lear Sandusky
Teague
Elyma
Broad St. Adv
Lloyd Hennings
George Daniel
Lorain
Elyria
Lo Pa Sandusky
Fremont Ross
Marion Harding
Findlay
Indochina Armistice Talks Near Last-Minute Accord
Geneva talks race to resolve Laos and Vietnam issues as Mendes France and Eden press rivals to finalize an Indo Chinese cease fire. Communists seek two year delay on elections while Laos remains under royal government with some Communist admins kept in Loa areas. Dulles signals support for reasonable settlement but rejects any Geneva truce.
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Geneva
Pierre Mendes
Red China
Vietminh
U.S
Eden
Molotov
Mendes-France
Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
National Liberation Forces
Tass
John Foster Dulles
Senate Appropriations Committee
United States
Man Dies In Crash In Newark Ohio
William R. Donahue aged 62 of Newark was killed when he lost control of his car and crashed into a tree near his home while returning from work on Monday.
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Newark
O. M Wiliham R. Donahue
Works
Lost Ad helps recover Mrs. Wimpeny’s wedding ring
A Lost Ad in The Chroncle-Telegram recovered Mrs. Allen Wimpeny’s wedding ring. The notice describes a white envelope with $5 and a wedding ring lost between 1722 and West Ave, urging contact via phone for ad writing and handling.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Allen Wimpeny
W. 12Th St
West Ave
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