FBI analyzes windshield to trace deputy shooting direction
FBI report details glass holes in Lorain County Deputy Sheriff Steve Mohowski’s windshield after a May gunfight with Washington Court House police. Holes 1 2 5 4 5 6 come from outside fire, hole 8 from inside likely Mohowski's own shot. hole 7 undetermined.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
Lorain County
Steve Mohowski
Mohowski
Washington Court House
Carl Finegan
FBI
Lang Lavtart
Hole
Federal Bureau of Investigation Laboratory
Sherriff Carl
Finegan
Monowski
Labor unions reject steel industry offer as talks resume
United Steelworkers President David J. McDonald called the Big Three package inadequate and too long. He faulted a five cent take home pay raise and argued fringes already covered in other contracts. Negotiations with U S Steel Bethlehem and Republic resume with a strike deadline looming.
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New York
United Steelworkers
David J. McDonald
McDonald
Picayune
Pai
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Republic Steel
US Steel
Stroke Fatal At 67 Publisher At Lorain
Samuel Horvitz a publisher and highway empire builder dies at 67 after a stroke. Born June 16 1889 in Cleveland he built a Florida land and realty portfolio and led major Ohio highway projects while shaping chief newspaper circles. Funeral Sunday in Shaker Heights with calls Saturday in Cleveland.
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Lorain
Samuel Horvitz
Cleveland
Horvitz
Florida
Boy Killed On Trestle At Huron By Train
A boy named Richard Cook was killed when struck by a train on a trestle near Huron while a playmate escaped injury by diving to safety. Coroner Dr. Jack Walker cited an almost instant death from a glancing blow as the train, traveling about 40 mph, passed. The engineer, O Murphy, said Richard Millis was only brushed as he fell off the trestle. funeral plans were set for 2 PM at Dutt Funeral Home with burial in Scott Cemetery.
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Richard Cook
Jack Walker
Richard
Louis Wargo
Therestry
O' Murphy
Murphy
Richard Millis
Cook
Clyde Cook
Candice
Harry
Charles
L. B. Welch
Huron
Pivate
Dutt Funeral Home
Scott Cemetery
George Belt
Weather report for Ohio: warm with storms
Northeastern and Northwestern Ohio see partly cloudy skies with hot conditions today and tonight. Scattered thunderstorms in the afternoon and evening, highs near 85 to 90, lows 65 to 71. Cooler with morning showers possible Saturday, no precipitation in the last 24 hours. Humidity figures vary through the day and sunrise and sunset times are listed.
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Ohio
Little Relief From Heat Due Tonight
A heat wave eases as a cool mass moves over the upper Great Lakes from Canada. Northern Ohio highs reach 80s while lingering clouds and a line of showers keep evenings cooler. Overnight temperatures dip to the mid 60s across the state. Weekend looks milder with a gradual rise early next week.
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Great Lakes
Canada
Ohio
Young Newlywed Couple To Be Honored In Chronicle-Telegram
The Chronicle-Telegram selected a young newlywed couple for a full page feature in Saturdays Week End Edition. The wedding was photographed and the couple will receive a complete set of 11 by 14 portraits.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Mir
Where To Turn State Road Program Set Highway Plan for Ohio
Ohio unveils a 13 year state road program with a 2 billion dollar price tag. The plan outlines phased construction and funding across multiple regions and agencies. Officials say the long term project will improve roads, safety, and economic connectivity statewide.
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Ohio
Injunction Blocks Pinball Machines Ouster in Lorain
Common Pleas Judge John D. Pincura granted a temporary injunction preventing Lorain from seizing or interfering with non gambling pinball machines. The move came after Mayor Jaworskij ordered removal of machines deemed potential gambling devices. The petition says machines are licensed by Lorain and by the U.S. government.
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Common Pleas
John D. Pincura
City of
Lorain
Roy Fankhauser
Elyria
Cleveland
Chicago Amusement Sales Co
Marioj
Jaworski
Trank Pawlak
U.S
New York Subway Strike Ends Amid suspensions
The New York Transit Authority suspended 27 subway motormen who took part in Thursday’s wildcat strike. Service remained 100 percent on schedule for the city’s riders. Union threats of renewed action were reported if suspensions were not reversed.
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NEW York
New York Transit Authority
Subway
Transit Authority
Brooklyn
Bronx
Queens
Ork
Local Court Schedules Hearing on Pinball Machines Case
Plaintiffs deny their machines are gambling devices, claiming amusement use. The court fixes 19 am June 27 for a hearing on temporary injunction to decide continuation or dissolution, barring Locain city from action against non gambling pinball machines. The petition names the city.
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Locain
89 Year Old former Judge Clarence Washburn Dies
Clarence Griffin Washburn 89 former Lorain County judge and longtime attorney died at his Clermont Florida home. Born Feb 19 1867 in Huron County he graduated from University of Michigan Law 1892 and began a public service career as Lorain County clerk of courts 1896 to 1903. He was elected judge of Lorain County Common Pleas in 1904 served until 1913 then practiced privately. Washburn later became judge of the Court of Appeals for the Fifth Judicial District which encompassed Lorain Cuyahoga Medina Summit and other counties. Continued on Page 2 Col 6.
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Elyria
Clarence Griffin Washburn
Clermont
Fla
Washburn
Huron County
University of Michian
Ohio
Lorain
Common Pleas
Loram County
Prac|roling
O ‘Burn
Court of Appeals
Conspericztae
Cuyahoga
Sumimit
Medina Yria
Ike Report Is Most Optimistic About President
Washington doctors issued their most optimistic bulletin as President Eisenhower entered the second week of ileitis hospitalization. The liquid diet and interrupted intravenous feeding showed improvement as his temperature dipped for the first time in days. White House secretary Hagerty explained differing views on recurrence, noting age-related risk and doctor confidence.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Army Weather Service Origin in Signals Corps
The Army Signal Corps created the first weather service later taken over by the Agriculture Department in 1891. The memo mentions ram makers and umbrellas and promotes Chronicle Telegram Classified Ads offering ad writing by dialing 4751. A public notice references swimming pools and construction by Yates Construction Co with a demonstration pool now open.
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Army Signal Corps
Fast
Department of Agriculture
Chronicle-Telegram
Gilles
Hollywood
Yates Construction Co
Grattan
Elgira
Attr. Ean
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