Radio Equipped Cruisers Key To Elyria Police Work
Elyria uses a two way radio system linking 24 emergency vehicles and two stations, boosting patrol efficiency. Patrolman Higgie Sgt Cordrey and Patrolman Koepp describe diverse duties from traffic control to missing person checks, with cross agency cooperation and a city wide radio network extending to nearby towns under the Ohio Plan.
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Elyria
Central Police
Lorain
James Higgie
Sgt
C. E. Cordrey
Carl Koepp
Fire
Young Murderer Fitterer Added to FBI Most Wanted List
FBI places Donald Charles Fitterer on its ten most wanted list. The 28 year old, a confessed killer and forger, is sought for the slaying of a tavern acquaintance near Denmark Louisiana in 1952. An accomplice is convicted in Iowa. Fitterer has a long criminal history and a noted fondness for wine and children.
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Washington
INS
Donald Charles Fitterer
FBI
Fitterer
Denmark
Iowa State Prison
Fort Madison
Iowa
Norman Wieland Dies At Lorain
Norman C. Wieland 68, Lorain printing line owner for 40 years, died of a heart attack Saturday. Funeral services are Tuesday at 2 p.m. from Dombrowski funeral home. He lived at 2026 Oberlin avenue, previously Sandusky resident, founder of Ohio Service Co, and operator of Wieland Printing with his son Howard. He belonged to Central Lorain Business Men's Association Moos Lodge and First Lutheran Church. He leaves Agnes and three daughters.
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Norman C. Wieland
Lorain
Dombrowski
Mr. Wieland
Oberlin Avenue
Wieland
Sandusky
Ohio Service Company
Lorain Printing Company
Howard
Wieland Printing Company
Central Lorain
Mango Seed Kernel Collection in Fan India
Mango seed kernels are being gathered in a fan region of India. The effort focuses on extracting usable kernels from fruit and collecting them for processing. Local workers assist with sourcing, drying, and preparing the kernels for further industrial use.
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Fan
India
Ten Die As Tornado Hits Nebraska Reunion
Ten relatives died when a prairie tornado struck the Madsen farm near Arcadia Nebraska during a family reunion and Sunday dinner. The storm tore the house apart, wrecked autos, and stripped barnyard chickens. Sheriff Fox described a widespread wreck as rescue teams searched debris.
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Arcadia
Neb
U.P
Nebraska
Mads Madsen
Jack Witty
Witty
Madsen
Here
R. Glenn Fox
Custer County
Valley County
Fox
One Man's Opinion on Coronation TV and Ike
A barber watches the coronation and national mood on TV and predicts Ike needs more pomp. He saw the kinescope three times and thinks the event will run a year and later mature into a Late Late Show style program. He muses about a movie adaptation with J Arthur Rank and Hollywood.
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Ike
Ohio lawmakers press to end money deadlock in budget talks
In Columbus the Ohio House and Senate finance leaders race to resolve a money deadlock blocking adjournment. Key issues include school aid and local government funding, with revenue expectations around 33 million over two years and a 38 million additions bill tied to state surplus.
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Columbus
Ohio House
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
Tom Moorehead
Zanesville
House
House Tax Committee
George Kirkpatrick
A Knox
ALE
Senate Education Committee
Lausche
Senate Rules Committee
House Education Committee
Wiliam Manahan
Moorehead
House Finance Committee
J. Frank McClure
Ashland
Armistice Near in Korea as Truce Talks Progress
Allied and Communist negotiators near a comprehensive armistice in Korea after initial approval on war prisoner handling. The fight cost the U S over 25,000 lives and 15 billion dollars in three years as Panmunjom talks mark a historic milestone toward ending hostilities. South Korean President Syngman Rhee pressures for continued US support and fears political rifts after any ceasefire.
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Dawiling
United States
Korea
Syneman Rhee
Eisenhower
Rhee
North
South Korea
Carthage
Burglars Steal at Frankurt Home After Sign Hints
A German family in Frankurt left for a Sunday outing, posting Back at four o'clock on their door. Burglars exploited the cue to break in and steal a typewriter clothing and jewelry.
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Frankfurt
Democrats Debate Air Force Budget Cuts And Wings
The Senate appropriations subcommittee heard Defense Secretary Wilson face charges that cuts to the Air Force budget would weaken air defenses. Gen. Hoyt E. Vandenberg warned that a $5.09 billion reduction could shrink wings, while Wilson argued the budget still has fat to trim. Democratic lawmakers urged Wilson to resign and warned Russia may hold air superiority.
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Senate
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Hoyt E. Vandenberg
Air Force
Wilson
Samuel W. Yorty
D-Cal
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Russia
United States
East Oberlin 4-H Club Plans Social and Fair Work
East Oberlin Sewettes 4-H Club organizes a carnival and an ice cream social as fundraisers. Members report progress on Wellington County Fair preparations and complete project work on schedule. Fields Future Homemakers learn scarf edging with Norma Dreger and Janet Alexander assisting. The club will meet every other Tuesday, next on June 9. A strawberry and ice cream social is set for June 12 from 7 to 10 p.m. on Fields Methodist Church lawn.
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East Oberlin Sewettes
Norma Dreger
Janet Alexander
Thne Fields Methodist Church
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