Williams Bros. prefabrication team at Grafton yard
Three 30-foot lengths of 30-inch steel pipe are handled at once by a Caterpillar crane hybrid, forming 60-foot sections on an assembly line. Williams Bros. pipeline storage yard at Grafton becomes temporary headquarters for three months as they complete late Maumee-to-Richfield work for East Ohio Gas.
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Williams Bros
Grafton
East Ohio Gas Co
Cleveland
Maumee-to-Richfield
Chronicle-Telegram
U S Push for Salk Vaccine Gains Confidence Vote
Government officials express strong confidence in the Salk polio vaccine amid a House subcommittee hearing. Surgeon General Scheeler states the vaccine is effective and safe as a panel approves releases despite dissent from Sabin and others. The Public Health Service plans to replace Mahoney virus in the formula to boost safety.
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Public Health Service
Scheele
Washington
U.S
Leonard A. Scheeler
America
Pollo &x Pers
House Commerce
Albert R. Sabin
University of Cincinnati
John F. Enders
Harvard i
William McD. Hammon
University of Pittsburgh
Humphrey seeks year extension of debt limit amid tight squeeze
Treasury Secretary George M. Humphrey urged Congress to extend the temporary 281 billion dollar debt ceiling for another year, saying the government can live within the limit but faces a tight squeeze. He noted the debt may reach about 273.5 billion by June 30 and warned that careful budgeting and rejection of unnecessary appropriations are essential for next year.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
George M. Humphrey
Congress
House
Ways & Means Committee
Humphrey
Treasury
Humsehrey
Jere Cooper
D-Tenn
Darry F. Byrd
D-Va
Senarate Finance Committee
Peron Secretly Married Report Sparks Denial in Buenos Aires
London IL reports Argentine President Juan D Peron is secretly wed to a 19 year old. In Buenos Aires Rev Don Luis Gatti parish priest of St Julius church says such wedding reports are false and he would know if true. The item appears amid page notes and classified ads in a midcentury local paper.
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London
Juan D. Peron
Buenos Aires
Don Luis Gatti
St. Julius Church
Lorain Boy Dies After Cable Strikes While Work Crew
A four year old, Raymond Francis Glaser of 1600 Root Rd, died at St Joseph Hospital from a fractured skull after a city street department cable used with a road grader snapped and swung across the street. Jim Wargo, 1557 East 31st St, operated the grader at Root Rd and Colorado Ave. The boy was struck in the head as workers removed a tree stump. Services set for 9 am at St Anthony Church following prayers at Reichlin Cooley Funeral Home. Burial at Calvary Cemetery.
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Lorain
City Street Department
Raymond Francis Glaser
Root Rd
St. Joeseph Hospital
Colorado Ave
Jim Wargo
East 31St St
Francis Glaser
Dennis
A. E. Readman
Bedford
England
Frank Glaser
Reichlin-Cooley Funeral Home
Funeral
St. Anthony Church
Clement Orth
Calvary Cemetery
Boy Killed By Farm Tractor
Medina district reports a 13 year old, Tom Aycock, died when he fell from a moving tractor on State Route 253 while helping with hay baling. The tractor ran over his head, coroner ruled accidental death. Survived by parents, two brothers, and a sister. funeral arrangements set.
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Medina
Tom Aycock
Steve Helli
Fred Echle
Tom
York High School
Echle
Andrew J. Karson
Carl Aycock
Donald
Mallet Creek
Robert
Germany
Glenna
American Air Lines
Chicago
Waite Funeral Home
Robert Searles
York Methodist Church
York Cemetery
Methodists Report Gain in Ohio Conference
The Northeast Ohio Conference of the Methodist Church reports church membership at 238,185 across 761 churches, up 2,316 this year. Enrollment in church schools rose 3,518 to 190,109. Methodist men’s groups gained 416 to 9,962. church property value reached 51,809,770, up 2.34 million. The conference moves to push a theological seminary near Ohio at the 1956 General Conference.
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Lakeside
Northeast Ohio
The
Methodist Church
Harry J. Young
Mansfield
General Conference
Methodist Theological Seminary
Ohio
Weather report for Northeastern Ohio and Lake Erie region
Fair weather with little temperature change across today tonight and Saturday in Northeastern Ohio. Highs near 75 to 80 with lows 50 to 55. Thursday range 59 to 82. year ago Thursday 63 to 75. No precipitation in 24 hours ending Thursday p.m. Humidity 8 am 73 percent 2 pm 43 8 pm 61. Sunrise 5 am sunset 4 pm Moonrise 11 09 am Friday. Lake Erie winds west to northwest about 15 mph easing. tonight light variable and partly cloudy. Five day forecast: temps near normal to slightly below then near normal again. normals north 82 60 south 84 63. Warmer Saturday Sunday cooler Monday warmer Wednesday Thunderstorms Saturday and Sunday yield 0.5 to 1 inch of rain. Shampoo and set ad. Open Mon and Fri evenings. Birkline’s 220 Second St. Phone 3319. adv. Jeyespapen PREHIVES
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Ohio
Lake Erie
Birkline
Second St
Wage Hike Offer Rejected by Steel Union
Pittsburgh dispatch reports CIO United Steelworkers reject U S Steel's bid as inadequate and demand continuous talks before the June 30 strike deadline. Industry leaders from Big Steel confer on next moves while USW vows around the clock bargaining to secure a fair settlement.
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Pittsburgh
CIO
United Steelworkers
USW
U.S. Steel Corporation
David J. McDonald
Clifford F. Hood
U.S. Steel
Missing Insurance Salesman Alarm Grips Family
Robert Campbell, 31, a Western & Southern Life salesman from Route 82, disappeared after leaving his employer at 8 p.m. Tuesday. His wife and employer say no reason for voluntary disappearance is evident though a potential nervous breakdown is considered. Campbell, 6 feet 2 inches tall, weighed 210 pounds, last seen driving a green DeSoto, with about 70 in cash and his sales books. The case prompted a warrant on a technicality and state police investigated a pair of large shoes found along the Vermilion River. He is a WWII veteran with two children and farmer parents live nearby.
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Gratz
East Avenue
Campbell
Vaughan
Campshell
Sheriff's Department
Vermilioni River
Air Force
Elaine
Jaine
Campells
Wapakemeta
Dulles Proposes Simple Path to End Cold War at UN
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles outlined an "extremely simple" method to end international tension during a speech at the UNs tenth anniversary. Observe the UN charter, refrain from force, and stop subversive activities. He warned seven points are unnecessary, urging unity with Geneva in mind. He flagged issues from Germany and Eastern Europe to China and disarmament, calling for freedom and collective security.
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San Francisco
UWS
John Foster Dulles
Russia
Dulles
United Nations
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
Korea
Indochina
Austria
Yugoslavia
Germany
Japan
Europe
China
Modest Dress Tips and Classified Bargains Previewed
Chronicle Telegram advises on peaceful marital harmony through modest attire while promoting Want Ads for quick cash and space clearing. Readers are invited to shop Oberlin Miss Cobb Shop and Resar Florist as part of local sales and notices.
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Chronicle - Telegram
End of Sandusky Bargaining Standoff Prompts Elyria School Job Talks
A tense bargaining session in Sandusky court ends with a resumption of Elyria High school staffing discussions. The UNITE INDEPENDENT union won a National Labor Relations Board decision protesting Olsen Miz Go elections. Senate approves $25,000 Findley Forest fund and Wellington Hospital approval faces questions. Lorain school board selects Michigan Ave site for new facilities. Enthusiasm grows in Oberlin for celebration plans. Portulaca potted plants priced at 15¢ to 18¢ and garden specials listed.
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Sandusky Court
Elyria
NLRB
Olsen Miz
Eeesueeerene Ps
Findley Forest Fund
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General Motors
CLO
United Auto Workers
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Oberlin
Robert Campbell
Geneva
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