Graham predicts end times signs in Cleveland crusade
Billy Graham warned 50,000 at Municipal Stadium that signs of the end are visible, citing Jesus prophecy and Daniel. He linked rising travel, knowledge, and violence to Noah’s day, urged readiness, and noted 2,750 responders with over 20,000 commitments during the Ohio crusade.
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Cleveland
Billy Graham
Municipal Stadium
Ohio
Daniel
Graham
God
Christ
Fourth Annual Summer Festival of the Arts Delights Lorain County
The Fourth Annual Summer Festival of the Arts at Lorain County Community College offered a varied arts menu from movement and color to sculpture and cinema. Hale Chatfield of Hiram College praised art that shows, while organizers from the Lorain County Arts Council and Ohio Arts Council showcased local artists, workshops, and performances amid galleries and demonstrations.
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Lorain County Community College
Hale Chatfield
Hiram College
Lorain County Arts Council
Ohio Arts Council
Chatfield
Minstep Arts Society
Don Green Music Studio
LCCC
Art League of
Lorain County
Art Crafters of
Elyria
June Petrillo
Marion Cutler
Frank Serazin
The
Sunday Painters
Methodist Home
Greenhouse manager linked to river fish kill near Rocky River
A Columbia Township greenhouse manager faces possible fines for causing a fish kill on the west branch of the Rocky River last week. The incident was noticed by Leon White and his daughters after a chemical was dumped into the river. Authorities will analyze samples and Ohio Game Warden Peter Brown investigates the case. White’s daughter developed a rash and the fish loss is estimated between five and ten dollars.
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Columbia Township
West Branch
Rocky River
Daughters of
Leon White
W. River Rd
Columbia Station
White
Akron
Ohio
Peter Brown
Brown
Lake Erie boat explosion leaves missing Lakewood man
Four other passengers were rescued by Avon Lake fishermen after a twin engine cabin cruiser exploded and sank in Lake Erie near Avon Lake. David Stevens is missing and presumed dead. An all day Coast Guard and police search failed to locate him. Survivors were treated for burns. two dogs were rescued. The cruiser carried 180 gallons of gasoline and had departed Sea Shells Marina for Cedar Point.
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Avon Lake
Lakewood
Lake Erie
David Stevens
Stevens
U. S. Coast Guard
Lorain St. Joseph Hospital
Alfred Harrison
Media
Harrison
Jackie
Rocky River
Cedar Point
Avon
Regis A. Klingshirn
Moore Rd
Andrew R. Plavan
Center Rd
Klingshirn
Plavan
Norm Musal
Coast Guard
Musal
Lorain
Cleveland
Marina
Bradley Road finally opens after eight month delay
North Olmsted residents welcomed the late opening of Bradley Road after eight months of closure for culvert work. The project, contracted to Willard Improvement Co. of Cleveland, exceeded a 30 day plan by two months due to weather and other delays. Some driveways remain damaged and grading of shoulders unfinished. residents criticized management and repeated work stoppages while noting relief at completion.
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North Olmsted
Bradley
Third Frazee suspect held in Euclid killings
A 35-year-old Cleveland man faced formal charges in the July 11 slayings of Rose Frazee and her son Donald in Euclid. He was arrested with a 19-year-old woman and two men. Huff and Rodgers Jr. had previously been charged and pleaded innocent. Prosecutor Lombardo said the group intended to burglarize the Frazee home. Rose Frazee, 61, was stabbed, Donald, 40, bludgeoned, and Elmer Frazee, 65, critically wounded.
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Cleveland
UPI
Rose E. Frazee
Donald
Euclid
East Side
James H. Rodgers Jr
David Lombardo
Huff
Frazee
Bryce Canyon pioneer recalls the canyon
In 1875 Ebenezer Bryce, the first homesteader in the Bryce Canyon area, called the two mile by three mile geological wonderland a hell of a place to lose a cow. The remark captures early impressions of the future national park near Panguitch Utah.
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Panguitch
Utah
Nine Penn Central Cars Derail Near Huron Street
Nine cars of an 84 car Penn Central freight derailed on westbound tracks near the Huron Street crossing this morning. No injuries were reported. Conductor Nelson Glesser said the incident was as close as he wants to come, citing a boxcar drawbar pulled from the rails. Penn Central officials were en route to the scene.
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Penn Central
Huron Street
Nelson Glesser
Glesser
Parma Heights man charged in wife slaying
Parma Heights police charged 39 year old Charles Dawes with first degree murder after he claimed his wife was killed by teenage intruders who tied him to a pipe and fled. Billy Jean Carnes, 30, was also arrested, while investigators sought an unidentified man and woman. Dawes previously offered a witness $500 to kill his wife. A detector test supported his confession.
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Parma Heights. Ohio
UPI
Parma Heights
Eton Dawes
Charles
Billy Jean Carnes
Cleveland
Dawes
Doctor requests delay in Ohio Medical Board hearing
Dr. Leonard Faymore medical director at Doctor's Clinic Eaton Township asks for a one month postponement of a formal hearing on an Ohio Medical Board citation. Board proposed Sept 7. Faymore seeks October due to clinic administrator James Bender’s travel schedule and attendance at the International Congress on Drug Addiction.
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Leonard Faymore
Eaton Township
Ohio Medical Board
Faymore
Medical Board
James Bender
Amsterdam
Bender
Sinatra warns probes may become star chambers
Frank Sinatra writes in The New York Times that congressional investigation committees can ruin witnesses. He says the House Select Committee on Crime used publicity during an election year and warns of private rights being crushed by vast government power.
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NEW York
UPI
Frank Sinatra
New York Times Today
Congressional Investigating Committees
House Select Committee On Crime
Washington
Sinatra
Joe
Baron” Barboza
Raymond Patriarca
New England
Congressional Investigation
Joe McCarthy
Finders of 92400 still hoping for reward
Two Philadelphia Water Department workers who recovered 92400 from a sewer nine months ago handed it to police and seek a federal reward. The bills were found among 108 notes likely from 1.4 million stolen from the Federal Reserve Bank. Twelve bank employees face U.S. trial for the theft.
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Philadelphia
Louis Lagana
Federal Reserve Bank
U.S. District Court
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Westlake
Cuyahoga County
Willard Improvement Co
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