Eisenhower Launches Maine GOP Healing Tour
President Eisenhower begins a personal campaign in Maine to heal rifts in the Republican Party after a Democratic win last fall. He attends a rally at the state fair grounds then plans a clambake with Senator Margaret Chase Smith before flying to Washington for a Dulles briefing on the Alaska plane incident. This move aims to mend divisions within Maine Republicans and unify factions ahead of next year’s elections.
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Amherst Church Group To Fete Missionaries In Italy
Amherst reports the Women’s Missionary Union of Faith Baptist Church met for prayer and reports. They plan a July 12 work-day and a shower for Rev and Mrs Fosco, missionaries bound for Italy. Other notes include baptisms, admissions, discharges, and upcoming services across local churches.
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Auto Union Chrysler Open Talks Ahead of Pact
Chrysler Corporation and the CIO United Auto Workers begin contract talks to replace two labor accords covering about 130000 Chrysler workers in Detroit area plants. A tentative plan mirrors Ford GM wage agreements, with expiry set for August 31 and potential consolidation of production and body division contracts.
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Mayor's
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Briggs Manufacturing Co
Heidelberg Ions
Volons
Childrens’ Workers Workshop
Childrens
Elmer Holle
Edna) Vollmer
Two Kiwanians Honored At Cascade Pool Dedication
Two Elyria Kiwanis figures received special tributes when the Cascade Park pool filter system was presented to the city. Dexter Kimball led the program with Nelson Beller and Jim Armitage, noting the pool’s improved safety for lifeguards as the filter enables clear bottom viewing.
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Kiwanis Club
Cascade Park
Jim Armitage
Kiwanis
Dexter Kimball
Thel Filter
Elyria Mayor Honors Kimball With Community Service Award
Oberlin presented the civic plaque while Mayor Keys announced annual awards for outstanding citizen and organization. Dexter E. Kimball Jr. received the Mayor's Award, praised for untiring leadership and service to Elyria. Armitage, Kiwanis leader since 1923, was honored for guiding the pool project that opened in 1926. John Kinter presented the silver cup acknowledging Armitage's civic contributions.
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Elyria
Water filter project cleans Cascadell Park pool
Kimball led a $15 000 drive last year to install a water filtering system for Cascadell Park pool. Vernon Bell of the Elyria parks commission praised the city noting the pool water remained fresh for the season opening June 15. The Cascade Filter Plant was dedicated June 26 1955 by Elyria civic groups with Red Cross life saving demonstrations by Cleveland divers and the Silver Fins swimming team performing routines.
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Elyria Parks Commission
Columbus
Ohio State
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Ove Tale Unis UK Rrl
Elyra Ciwanis Club
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Red Cross
Big Center Planned To Toledo On Woodville Road
A 124 million dollar shopping center is planned on 87 acres along Woodville Road in Toledo by developers of the Miracle Mile Town and Country Market. The article notes 24 traffic deaths and quotes Safety Director A C Felty about using full force of law enforcement to curb the toll, along with a four point program including a driver license suspension plan the legislature did not pass. The piece lists multiple fatal automobile accidents across Ohio, including Chester Pleasant drowned at Madison Lake, Billy Castor killed by a train, Franklin Davis killed in a Route 44 crash, and several Toledo and Columbus Grove deaths, with sparse details on each incident. The text ends mid-rail with references to additional local fatalities and a fatal collision involving a Florence Quincy family.
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Putnam County
Columbus
Steubenville
Toledo
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Columbus Grove
Gloria Amstutz
Bruce
Donald
Robert Riggs
Robert Light
Ralph Tooker
Springfield
South Charleston
John Dimasso
Genoa
Edgar Nickell
Toliedo
Florence B. Quincy
Geraldine
Segni Named Italian Premier Designate
Antonio Segni 64, a land reform advocate and Catholic moderate, named premier designate to heal rifts in the Christian Democratic Party. He aimed to form a three man coalition with Ezio Vanoni and Giuseppe Pella, potentially creating a ruling triumvirate, as he reports back by Thursday. Segni, Sardinian lawyer and former agricultural minister, supports land reform against Communism and plans a coalition of Christian Democrats, Liberals, and Social Democrats.
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Italy
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Giuseppe Pella
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Aledeve Gasper
Gronchi
Christian Democrats
Pana
Social Democrats
Mario Scalba
Lutheran Bible School Classes Start Today Oberlin
Grace Lutheran in Oberlin opens its vacation Bible school with sessions from 9:30 to 11:49 a.m. daily for two weeks beginning today. Staff includes Rev. Wayne Saffen and several assistants. theme is Living as Children of God. Police and accident notes follow, plus local church activities and community notices.
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Grace Lutheran
Moore Church
Watson
Sean
Wayne Saffen
Jack Monroe
Jack May
Coughlan
Louis Luikart
Tack Monroe
Fred Wigginson
D. A. Bahr
Wyoming Floods Hit 3 Towns
National Guardsmen prepared boats and trucks to evacuate Torrington as a three foot flood swamped the city. Fort Laramie and Guernsey also flooded while 6 to 10 inches of rain drenched eastern Wyoming causing power outages and extensive property damage. Nearby storms extended to Mississippi and Tennessee with a fatality in Mississippi and heavy agricultural losses in Torringtons irrigated plains.
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Kiwanis International Convention Opens in Cleveland
More than a thousand delegates and their wives filled Public Hall for an opening session of Kiwanis International 40th annual convention in Cleveland. Attendees arrived by rail ship airplane and bus from all states plus Alaska Canada and Hawaii. Dr Reuben K Youngdahl of Mount Olivet Lutheran Church Minneapolis spoke at a twilight service. Canadian Ambassador A D P Heeney addressed the today session. The convention runs through Thursday.
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No Arguments Cook County Commissioner Reveals Secret
CHICAGO UP Clayton F. Smith celebrates 35 years of marriage and shares marriage secret. He says they never have arguments but debates on controversial issues with his wife mostly being right.
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Cook County
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Temporary Extension of Housing Bills Urged
Congressional leaders faced a deadline as four major housing programs were set to expire at midnight Thursday. House Banking Committee Chairman Brent Spence urged speedy approval to extend current programs while a Senate passed restructuring bill faced House resistance over public housing provisions and a segregation amendment.
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