Dairymen Banquet Sets Attendance Record at Firelands
The Lorain County Dairymen's 20th annual banquet at Firelands High School drew approximately 730 attendees, surpassing prior marks. Awards for butter fat production went to Harry Rowland of Rochester and Hess Brothers of Grafton, with Dr. Harry L Rahmann delivering a humorous address as the program focused on entertainment and community effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Dairymen
Firelands High School
Harry J. Rabmans
Bucklash
Buckeye
Lorain County Parrymen's
Walter Heas
Hess Bros
Grafton
C. L. Lehman
Belden
Harry Rowland
Rochester
Grafton Savings and Banking Co
Chronicle-telegram
Lorain County
Lois Pippert
Rachel Howe
Janet Myers
Marjorie Springer
Walter A. Godfrey
Art Crocker
Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Crocker
D.h.la
Hess Brothers
Walter Hess
C. L. “Shorty
Lehman
Americans Freed in Hong Kong Spark Red Brainwash Fears
Two Americans released after 3 1/2 years in Red China drew comments on potential brainwashing in wartime. Mrs Walter A Buckett 35 of Yonkers New York and Dr Malcolm Bersohn former US soldier and Peiping medical student were praised for their patriotism and neutral backgrounds. Officials noted no prior Communist links and said Bersohn served behind Japanese lines as a linguist with strong math science interests.
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Hong Kong
Suday
Red China
India
Burma
Walter A. Buckett
Malcolm Bersohn
Peiping
Rickett
Yonkers
N. Y
Bersohn
New York City
China Asked To Free 41 Americans
The United States pressed Red China to release 41 American civilians detained as alleged prisoners. At a two hour Geneva meeting American Consul General Gowen met Red Chinese Representative Shen Ping who offered to forward the requests to Peiping and promised to answer questions about the detained. Sixteen others are jailed under various charges while several priests are under house arrest and some have exit permits denied.
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Washington (N
U. S
Red China
Geneva
Franklin D. Gowen
Shen Ping
State Department
Peiping
Red
Gowen
Department
Henry Suydam
Hugh Redmond
Yonkers
John T. Downey
New Brito. Com
Richard Fecteau
Lynn
Mass
Downey
Fecteau
Department of the Army
Labor unions merge to shape Democratic convention
Senator Mundt warns a CIO AF of L merger could let Labor control the next Democratic presidential convention. He says Labor realignment aims to direct party policies, write its program, and nominate candidates if successful. Rep. Miller calls the merger the birth of a major labor political effort.
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Washington
ENS
Karl Mundt
S. D
Labor
Murch
Long
Congress of Industrial Organizations
American Federation of Labor
A. L. Miller
Neb
Labor Party
Arrest of Farrell in Awful City Rape and Murder Case
William Patrick Farrell, 25, is arrested after a months long police hunt sparked by the discovery of Ann Yarrow, a 23 year old NYU sociology student, murdered in a tenement. She was raped, strangled and stabbed over 40 times. Farrell was nabbed Tuesday in a bullet ridden pursuit on a charge of raping his sister-in-law and robbing her and his father-in-law.
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William Patrick Farrell
Ann Yarrow
New York University
Farrell
Young Father Charged With Murder Of Coed
A handsome young father of two was charged with the mutilation murder of a Quaker coed in Greenwich Village. He was a complete stranger to the victim, followed her to her apartment, broke in, and raped and killed her. Police also charged him with assault, robbery, and related crimes.
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New York
Greenwich Village
Miss Yarrow
Farrell
Inlaw
Irene Millier
Iniaw
County Coroner rules two deaths in area as self-inflicted
Lorain County Coroner C. Ward reports two deaths by carbon monoxide poisoning labeled death by own action. Thomas G. Chapman of Route 3, died from exhaust fumes after a car was parked at Tower Theater Lot with exhaust blocked by rags and doors locked. William C. Clark of Cleveland found on Bender Road near Ridge Road.
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Lorain County
3. C. Ward
Thomas ‘ ‘G. Chapman
R. D
Tower Theater
Lake ‘Ave
Ward
William C
Clark
Cleveland
Bender Rd
Ae Ridge Rd
Mayor to Present First Elyria Awards Soon
Mayor Keys said he hopes to present his first annual awards within the next two weeks to an individual and an organization for outstanding service to Elyria during the past year. Arrangements are underway for printing the award certificates.
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Keys
Elyria
Ohio Senate Leader Orders Relief Probe
The Ohio Senate advances a House bill correcting errors in the revised code while pursuing a relief probe. Mechem seeks to justify a 143 million dollar surge in poor relief spending and questions welfare to work incentives as a factor in state balance. House passes emergency highway bond and related measures. Senate approves education TV funding and minor tax bills.
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Columbus
INS
Ohio Senate
Emoxr Lausche
Ohio General Assembly
Lausche
Court To Hear Sheppard Plea May 5
The Court of Appeals will hear the plea of Dr Samuel H Sheppard on May 5 defense attorneys mount final effort to save the Bay Village osteopath from prison sentence Prosecution and defense agreed with the court decision after a conference in the Cuyahoga County Courthouse Judge Johns M Kovachy said each side will have half a day if needed another day Hearing set as Sheppard seeks to overturn murder conviction in his wife Marcia case He is in county jail awaiting result if appeal fails he faces life sentence of second degree murder A stay of execution was granted pending appeal but bond was denied If appeal fails he will be eligible for parole in 19 years Sheppard 31 contends an unknown intruder killed his wife and then attacked him when he went to her aid
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Cleveland
Court of Appeals
Samuel H. Sheppard
Bay Village
Cuyahoga Coun Court House
Jwns M. Kovachy
Sheppard
Ohio
Pamie
Manism
Elyria Township Home Damaged by Rosewood Ave Fire
Neighbors extinguished a fire at the Low Blackburn residence on Rosewood Ave two miles south of Rt 254 early last night. An inoperable theater heater is suspected as the ignition source. Firemen arrived on foot due to poor street access after the blaze was controlled. Smoke damage and a broken window were reported.
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Blackburn
Rosewood Ave
Rt. 254
McCarthy Blames Rosenberg Ring for Radar Secrets
Senator Joseph R. McCarthy charged that the Rosenberg spy ring penetrated the Army Signal Corps and obtained radar secrets, possibly continuing to this day. The report ties the espionage to Fort Monmouth and names a Communist cell at the federal telecommunications laboratories in Nutley New Jersey, linking to McCarthy’s prior Army investigations and ongoing controversy.
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Washington
Joseph R. McCarthy
R-Wis
Signal Corps
McCarthy
Army
Fort Monmouth
N.J
Senate
Robert T. Stevens
Stevens
Fort M3 Monmouth
Rosenberg
Communist Party
Federal Telecommunications Laboratories
Nuiley
Engineer Attacks Belt Conveyor Plan
In Columbus a noted Davion civil engineer attacked the operational feasibility and financial estimates of the proposed belt conveyor from East Liverpool to ai, challenging the project presented by its backers.
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Columbus
INS
Feas
East Liverpool
Davion
Illness Probe Follows Cleveland Banquet Report
Reported food poisoning at a Hotel Statler banquet honoring Steve Nagy drew officials from the Cleveland Health Department who said no official report had yet been filed. About 500 attendees, unnamed hotel officials expressed reluctance to release details while some guests reportedly fell ill.
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Cleveland
Statler
Steve Nagy
Chicago
Food and Drug Division
Cleveland Health Department
Elyrna
Mayor Proclaims 2 Observances For Single Week
Elyma mayor Keys issues two proclamations designating March 6 to 12 as Save Your Vision Week and Girl Scout Week. He cites vision as vital to children's growth and road safety, and praises Girl Scout leaders for their work with youth, urging full citizen cooperation and support.
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Elsma Major Keys
Keys
Elyma
Ford Plants Return to Normal Production
Ford Motor Company's two Brook Park engine plants near Cleveland resume normal output after a 24 hour wildcat strike by about 8 000 workers. Union and company officials held talks on the grievance that sparked the walkout over alleged production speedups following a shipper's disobedience last Friday.
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Cleveland
C.up
Ford Motor Company
Brook Park
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