Elyria Pioneers Face Lakewood in Berea Tourney Bid
In state high school tournament action Columbia and Vermilion exited as Elyria High’s Pioneers prepare to meet Lakewood at Berea tonight. Details and tonight’s outlook appear in the sports pages with a review of Peter Marshall’s The First Easter in Speaking of Books.
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Columbia
Vermilion
Columbus
Elyria High
Lakewood
Berea
Elyria
Peter Marshall
St Patrick’s Day story invites Irish history lore
A note directs readers to Pg 6 for a feature on St Patrick’s Day. It hints at a blend of fact legend and lore surrounding St Patrick and the Irish holiday.
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St. Pat
General Industries to Build Plant in Forest City Arkansas
General Industries plans a new plant in Forest City Arkansas to assemble DC motors. Fire at Kipton elevator company offices causes about 25000 dollars in damage. A Lorain restaurant faced a picket by African American protesters over service inside. Broad Street undergoes a downtown renovation plan aiming for a "new look" with building work and business moves.
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General Industries
Forest City
Ark
DC Motors
Gage Seetehy
Kipton
Elevator Company
Lorain
Broad St
Canee Pe
Twelve More Hours Face Mine Rescue Team
West Virginia miners remain trapped in Holden No. 2 mine as rescue crews struggle with ventilation failures, fires, and smoke. Officials note air supply may last about 20 hours. two trapped men escaped after dragging 20 feet to safety. The effort continues despite repeated reverses and hazardous conditions.
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West Virginia
Crawford L. Wilson
N. T. Camicia
Island Creek Coal Co
Raymond Salva
Holden No. 2
Here
Springhill
Willis Carter
Verdunsville
W. Va
Kyle Blair
Hart's Creek
Weather outlook for Northwest Ohio and Northeast Ohio
Sunny and unusually cold with highs around 24 degrees. Tonight lows near single digits to low teens. Friday temperatures range in the 20s with no precipitation in the past 24 hours. Humidity around 50s percent with sunrise at 6 40 a m and a moonrise around 6 11 p m.
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Northwest
Ohio
Ciear
Northeast
Samset
Gambler and teen girl killed in alcohol row incident
A gambler and a 32 year old girl were fatally injured in a dispute at a local event. Police report no further suspects. Community mourns as investigations continue with no charges announced yet.
Montgomery Protesters at Alabama Negro College Fined
About 32 Alabama State College students were fined 208 dollars each for disorderly conduct and disobeying an officer after an anti segregation demonstration in Montgomery. 37 others faced similar charges last Tuesday and received 100 dollar fines plus 8 dollars in court costs.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama State College
D. Eugene Lee Jr
Alabama
John Patterson
L. B. Sullivan
Howard College
Birmingham Southern College
Castro Expropriation in Cuba Targets U S Assets
In Havana the Castro government seized three sugar mills and a private railway line from the U S Guantanamo Sugar Co as temporary custody action. New York directors say the move aims to investigate Batista era stockholders and is a short period measure. A separate shooting case in the U S involves Worth and two young victims, with police stopping him and recovering his children.
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Havana
Cuba
UPD
Fidel Castro
U. S. Guantanamo Sugar Co
New York
Worth
Linda
Penny Qualls
Betty Lanza Dies in Beverly Hills After Grief Stricken Death
Betty Lanza widow of singer Mario Lanza was found dead in a locked Beverly Hills bedroom. Doctors listed the death as natural causes with respiratory trouble cited. autopsy to determine exact cause. Four children, ages 4 to 10, were away from the scene. Mare, 4, was present in the home.
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UPD
Mario
Lanza
Bert Hicks
Chicago
Betty Lanza
Beverlyne Hills
Anna Maria Fattori
Joe Toth
Morris Wilburne
Wilburne
Betty
Mano
Mare
Coleen
Elissa
Damon
Antonio Cocozza
Betty Knicks
Eleanor Roosevelt Threat Call Mentioned at Florida Dinner
A caller warned of harm to Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt before a Sarasota Democratic dinner speech. She proceeded with the talk, later leaving with state and highway patrol protection to an undisclosed location. Police called it a crankish threat with no further incidents.
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Bradenton
Fla
UPI
Eleanor Roosevelt
Sarasota
Plans Tour to Portugal Follows May Conference
President Eisenhower announced plans to visit Portugal after the meeting in May. The schedule remains subject to the outcome of the conference and diplomatic timing.
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Washington
UPI
Eisenkrier
Portugal
Father Confesses Killing Baby Sitters in Huntington
Huntington police say Henry C. Worth, 29, confessed to shooting and killing two young babysitters at his home late Friday, saying he felt an urge to do it. Police report identifies the victims and notes the motive as an impulsive act.
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Huntington, W. Va
UPI
Huntington Police Today
Henry C. Worth
Robber Smudged with Green Paint Caught in San Jose
Police arrest 28 year old Richard Hale after a drug store robbery in San Jose. He carried away nearly $1000 before being identified by green paint on his face and hands. An employee had struck him with the paint during the theft.
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San Jose, Cali
UPI
Richard Hale
Another Quake Victim Saved In Morocco Rescue
A survivor from the Agadir earthquake Mohamed Ben Hambouche was pulled from the ruins 12 days after the disaster. The rescue marks another alive extraction in the past three days as rescue teams work through the Moslem quarter of Rabat.
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Rabat
Morocco
Agadir
Mohamed Ben Hambouche
Kennedy for President Club Stamp Drive in Syracuse
The Syracuse Kennedy for President Club announces a stamp trade event to collect campaign contributions today. Local supporters will trade stamps for donations to the campaign fund at a centered venue.
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Syracuse
Annemanent
Gangland Killings Spark Fear of Vendetta
In Youngstown, S Joseph Sandy Naples 50 a rackets figure and his blonde fiancee Mary Ann Vrancich 28 were shot dead on a front porch in a 15 minute gunbattle. Police launched a manhunt for two gunmen following the killings.
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Youngstown, D
UPI
S. Joseph Sandy Naples
Naples
Mary Ann Vrancich
Miss Vrancich
Pennsylvania Line
Youngstown
Fumes Kill Three Children and Baby Sitter in Yonkers
In Yonkers New York three young children and a baby sitter died from gas in a five room apartment after the mother left early Friday night. Neighbors found the baby sitter dead and six other children overcome. Police cited a defective hot water heater as the likely cause.
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Yonkers
N.Y
UPN
James E. McCue
Jean Wicht
Theresa Alfano
Alfano
Joseph
Margaret
St. John's Hospital
Vincent
Gerard
Angela
McCue
Adenauer Flies To U S For Berlin Standoff Talks
Bonn chancellor Konrad Adenauer flew to the United States in a four engine chartered airliner for pre summit talks with President Eisenhower. He called the journey politically extreme ly important and urged no compromise on isolat ed West Berlin to avoid strengthening Russia.
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Bonn
Germany
UPI
Konrad Adenauer
United States
Wahn
New York
Idlewild
Eisenhower
Adenauer
West Berlin
Russia
Ten thousand French guards for Khrushchev in Paris
Paris reports ten thousand French guards will accompany Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev during his Paris visit next week. Authorities warn heavy precautions Tuesday when he lays a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier under the Arc de Triomphe amid anniversary unrest and anti-Soviet demonstrations expected by Red Hungary refugees.
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Paris
UPI
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Cty
Red Hungary
Federa Police
Hremen
Fashiis
Repusscan
Amon S.mlar
Pioneer V Space Probe Advances Toward Sun Orbit
NASA reports Pioneer V launched from Cape Canaveral aboard a Thor Able rocket to study space environment. The 4.2 pound lab will transmit data on magnetic fields, charged particles, and dust as it travels between Earth and Venus, aiming to reach the sun in about 311 days.
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Washington
Earth
Venus
Space Laboratory
Withone
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Foreman
S.t
National Aeronautics
Space Administration
NASA
Venius
Russia
Lamik
Cath
Mars
Lami
Pioneer V
United States
Nework
Tsoncer
Axis Sally Parole Denied by Board
The Parole Board denies release for Mildred H. Sisk known as Axis Sally who was convicted of treason for World War II propaganda broadcasts. She has served 10 years of a maximum 3 year sentence at Aldershot Federal Reformatory for Women.
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Washington
CFD
Mildred HH. Sisk
Axis Sali
Irene “Salis
Federal Reformatory For Women
Aldersan
WeVa
Findlay College Receives $30 Million Facility Loan
The Community Facilities Administration approved a $30 million loan to Findlay College for construction of a student center and dining facilities. The item appears in a Washington UPI report with additional unrelated notes on personal relations.
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Washington
UPI
Findlay College
Findlap Cho
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