U N Won t Act Now In Guatemala
The United States pressed Guatemala to allow an OAS led probe into the anti-Communist rebellion as the U N Security Council refused to intervene. Lodge invoked the Monroe Doctrine, warning UN action could threaten the world body. The council blocked Guatemala related agenda and postponed action pending OAS commission findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
N. Y
United States
Guatemala
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
U.N
Security Council
Lodge
World Organization
Organization of American States
Britain
France
Honduras
Nicaragua
Brazil
Colombia
China
Turkey
Russia
Lebanon
Denmark
New Zealand
OAS
Inter-American Peace Committee
San Francisco
Gas survey in LaGrange shows strong interest
In LaGrange Ohio a gas survey by Ohio Fuel Gas Co. staff found 8 percent of 206 residents favored gas service if available. The canvass was led by Al Meyers and included Norman Eldridge H C Emmerich Del Arrington and Jerry Laver with follow ups Friday. Findings will be presented to the village council after final tally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Alden Hopkins
LaGrange
TNT damages home of fight promoter in Chelsea
Four sticks of TNT damaged the downstairs apartment of fight promoter Sam Silverman in Chelsea. Investigators blamed New York mob figures for the abortive bombing while Silverman and family were away at Salisbury Beach. Police considered mob involvement tied to boxing and televised fights from Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
Mass
Sam Silverman
New York
Silverman
Salisbury Beach
North Shore
Boston
Hearing Set For Appeal Of Elyria Liquor Agent Paonessa
The State Civil Service Commission will set a hearing date next week for the appeal of Elyria liquor agent Thomas Paonessa who was fired after a 30 day suspension. Paonessa denies attempting to shake down the Toledo Moose Club over a Sunday liquor violation and says he was urged to settle the complaint. He also says Lucas County officials invited him to testify before a July grand jury, while he awaits further word from prosecutors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Civil Service Commission
Thomas Puonessa
Elyria
Edward Allen
Commission
Herbert S. Duffy
Ohio
Paonessa
Moose Club
Toledo
Liquor Control ‘Board
Moose ‘Club
Lucas County
Harry Friberg
Hee
Friberg
George D. Aiken
Chester Allen
Raymond Hildebrand
Herman Cohen
Defeat Seen for Ike Farm Plan in Congress Vote
Administration aims to rally support for President Eisenhower s farm program as House Republicans face a likely rebuff and approval of another year of mandatory high price supports for wheat corn cotton peanuts and rice. Vice President Nixon and Agriculture Secretary Benson prepared media appearances to push the administration s flexible price support plan amid expected party splits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
House
Richard M. Nixon
Ezra. T. Benson
True D. Morse
House Agriculture Committee
British Plane Crashes In Germany's Red Zone
A British Avro York cargo plane traveling from Hamburg to Berlin crashed in Kyritz within the East German air corridor. All three crewmen were killed. no evidence of being shot down. The plane, owned by Skyways, had been reported missing before fuel ran out and a search by Allied aircraft began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Germany
Berlin
Allt
East Germany
Kyritzo
Kyritz
Skyways
Foreign Office
Air Ministry
London
Huron Playhouse Launches Sixth Season With Torch Bearers
The Huron Playhouse opens its sixth season on Tuesday July 6 at theuron High School with The Torch Bearers at 8 p m. Daphne Myers Tiffin Jean Grannen Cincinnati Rob ert Smith Lorain lead the cast directed by F Lee Missle. The season includes Hamlet July 13-17 Years Ago July 20-24 Berkeley Square July 27-31 Pygmalion August 3-7 Ten Nights in a Bar Room August 10-14 and a children's show The Princess Who Wouldn't Laugh August 13-14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron Playhouse
Theuron High School
Daphne Myers
Tiffin
Jean‘nine Grannen
Cincinnati
Robert Smith
Lorain
F. Lee Missle
Huron Playhhouse
Berkeley Square
Elyria Senior CYO Plans Full Sunday Schedule
Elyria Senior CYO members outline a Sunday plan starting with Mass at 8 at St. Jude Church and breakfast at Elywoods with Rosemary Ziegman as chair. They depart from St. Mary Church lot at noon for a trip to Cleveland to attend the New York Cleveland baseball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Senior Cyo
St. Jude Church
Elywoods
Rosemary Ziegman
St. Mary Church
Cleveland
Building Industry Future Seen Good
Washington records show the Federal Reserve Board predicting a bright immediate outlook for construction. Total spending could reach a record 37 billion dollars this year if the current pace continues, with a high and rising volume of new contracts reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Picket Lines Form at Auto Agencies in Cleveland
AFL Teamsters workers at 45 Cleveland auto agencies walked off the job in a wage dispute. About 1,050 mechanics and servicemen stopped work after negotiations collapsed. The contract expired May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
INL
Cleveland Auto
AFL Teamsters Union
Cool Air Expected in Ohio Sunday After Showers
The weather service forecasts a cool snap in Ohio Sunday, dropping temperatures by at least 10 degrees after a day of 90 to 96. Showers and thunderstorms will precede the cold spell, with the northern half of the state affected first and moving south. Tonight’s lows range from 70 to 76, except Lake Erie areas down to 65 to 70.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
The
Weather Bureau
Lake Erie
Chicago
Denver
Los Angeles
Miami
Washington, D. C
Fourth Man Dies From Niles Plant Explosion
Funeral services are set for Harold A. Clark, the fourth fatality from the Mallory Sharon Titanium Corp. blast at the Niles plant. He died Friday night at Trumbull Memorial Hospital after being hospitalized since June 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
0. S
Harold A. Clark
Mallory Sharon Titanium Corp
Niles
Freeport
Clark
Trumbull Memorial Hospital
Druggist Sentenced in Akron Narcotics Case
William H. Ferguson, 64, a Cuyahoga Falls druggist, was sentenced Friday to 60 days in prison and placed on five years probation for selling narcotics without a prescription in Akron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
William H. Ferguson
Cuyahoga Falls
Senate approves defense bill and copyrights pact
The Senate advanced a 28 billion dollar defense appropriations bill this year and sent it to the White House as part of the regular funding package. It also approved measures for Health, Education and Welfare and District of Columbia funding and backed a 69 to 1 resolution urging action against Communist meddling. The International Copyright Convention was ratified 65 to 3, extending uniform protections to artists and writers from 40 nations. The panel also supported restoring a 785 thousand dollar Library of Congress cut to serve the nation, not just Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Appropriations
White House
Congress
House-Senate
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
District of Columbia
Guatemala
Organization of American States
William Langer
RND
Geneva
Interior Department
Agriculture Department
United States
Senate Appropriations Committee
Library of Congress
House
Karl E. Mundt
R-Sd
Canton School Wins Forensic Sweepstakes
Six Lamar High School students from Houston won the top prize at the National Forensic League tournament, surviving 50 rounds the most in its history to capture the sweepstakes trophy for all around excellence. McKinley High of Canton earned the overall sweepstakes trophy with 167 points. Richard Masington and Joseph Schwartz of Miami Beach won the debating tournament. Frederick Dewart of Muskogee won boys extemporaneous speaking with Jack Rice of Canton in second place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
Lamar High School
Houston
Tex
National Forensic League
McKinley High School
Canton
Ohio
Richard Masington
Joseph Schwartz
Miami Beach
Fla
Frederick Dewart
Muskogee
Okla
Jack Rice
Ohio Democrat Named To FTC
Congress man Robert T. Secrest of Senecaville has been nominated by President Eisenhower for the Federal Trade Commission. If approved, he would replace Albert A. Carretta when the term ends September 26, moving Secrest from his southeastern Ohio district around Zanesville, a seat Republicans say could then be competitive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
Robert T. Secrest
Senecaville
Eisenhower
Federal Trade Commission
Secrest
Senate
Virginia
Albert A. Carretta
Ohio
Zanesville
Rebuilt Into Apartments 75-Year-Old Church Is Converted To New Use
A 75-year-old Huntington Universalist Church at New London Eastern and Baker roads is being converted into an apartment house this July. Retired member Minert Laburie recalls the days when horse drawn buggies filled the church, now Balkanidows sold pews and chairs, moved the pulpit, and redesigned the interior for living spaces while retaining the organ for his daughter's lessons. The two men with ties to the church diverge in view yet share a common aim as the building transitions from spiritual gatherings to multi-family living, erasing most traces of its original life. The remaining living congregants include Mr. and Mrs. Henry Laughery, Mrs. Leipha Rowland, and Hyram Cole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universalist Church of Huntington
Roy Balkan
Huntington
Minert Laburie
Universalist Church
New London Eastern
Baker Roads
Roy Balkanidows
Akron Council of
Mece Faenn
Balkan
Laburie
Henry Laughery
Leipha Rowland
Rochester Township
Hyram Cole
Wellington
Speeding Laugh From Cable Car Gripman
In San Francisco cable car history, Raymond Isaac, 22, faced a speeding ticket attempt by a policeman. Isaac argued that cable cars are not vehicles under state law, gripmen are not motormen in city codes, and cables should not exceed nine miles per hour if enforced, prompting a humorous exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Raymond Isaac
Isaac
Shrine Convention Opens Sunday in Atlantic City
Some 50 000 persons were expected Sunday for the annual convention of the Ancient and Arabic Order of the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine in Atlantic City New Jersey. A Friday hospital directors meeting reported 3 620 crippled children admitted last year and board chairman Galloway Calhoun of Tyler Texas said hospital operations for 1953 totaled 4 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
Galloway Calhoun
Tyler
Tex
Wreck of Rocky Mountain Rocket Injures Seventy Five in Nebraska
In Hallam Nebraska the Rocky Mountain Rocket derailed while eastbound from Denver at six miles an hour injuring about 75. Eight are in serious condition, no fatalities. A porter missing was found later. eleven cars derailed, some piled and overturned. Engineer Roy Ensign and passenger accounts describe a sudden loss of control and a slide into the embankment. An unidentified woman and Chicago cook W R McFarlan are among the seriously injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallam
Neb
Rocky Island Railroad
Rocky Mountain
Denver
Puerto
Roy Ensign
Fairbury
Harold Segard
St. Louis
I Mo
Lincoln
W. R. McFarlan
Chicago
U S Still Gets Blame in Pravda
United Press reports in Tokyo outline Russia likely to use Nationalist China's seizure of the tanker Tuapse as a springboard to unveil an Asiatic submarine fleet. Pravda insists the U S Navy bears responsibility, while intelligence suggests Soviet subs could base on Hainan Island and patrol from Formosa to Shanghai.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Formosa
Kaohsiung
Russia
United States
U.S
Tokyo
Soviet Union
Chiang Kai-Shek
Pravda
Communist Party
U.S. Navy
Yuin
Hainan Island
Hainan
Canton
South China Sea
Straits of
East China Sea
Shanghai
Red China
Turn of the Century Elyria Rules Protect Peace and Quiet
A 1900 survey of Elyria ordinances shows strict Sunday bans on bathing after a.m. hours and fines for sports, labor, and public rowdiness. Park games, wheelbarrow trash, curbside cleanliness, and city scavengers reveal a city policing morality, noise, and behavior with heavy penalties and unique rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Don Miller
Black River
Also Mentioned on This Page
TNT
Elyrian
Ike
United Press
Clifford R. Hope
Kan
Harold D. Cooley
Red Zone
International News Service
Canton School
Democrat
FTC
By Kurt Wachenheim
Wvnuichhnees Iot
Shrine Convention
Econtrails
By Earnest Hobbrecht
Outlaw
Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona Livestock Inspection Board
Jack Outlaw
Yuma
Ely Park
Broad St
Calaboose
Newspaper One
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!