Expansion of Lorain Air Reduction plant upgrade announced
Air Reduction Co. plans a 3 million expansion of its Lorain plant at 1965 East 28th Street to raise oxygen output from about 935 000 to 2 185 000 cubic feet daily. The move, aimed at serving National Tube Works, may begin soon with production slated about a year later as part of a 24 million year expansion program.
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Lorain
Air Reduction Co., Inc
East 28Th St
Lorain, Air Reduction Co
U. S. Steel Corp
John A. Hill
Air Reduction
National Tube Works
U. S. Steel
L. W. Hitzler
National Tube
Bessemer
Hitzler
Hilla
Tenement Fire Kills 7 Children in North Philadelphia
A three story tenement fire in north Philadelphia early today killed seven children aged two to five and critically injured four adults. The blaze trapped residents in their beds after starting on the first floor and forcing jumps from windows. Denise two Lester four Franklin six Joyce nine Denise and Lester died as Josephine Nelson suffered serious injuries along with four other children and a critically burned Doris Nelson.
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Philadelphia
INS
Josephine Nelson
Denise
Lester
Franklin
Joyce
Doris Nelson
Frederick
Edward
Louise
Earl
Weather outlook for Northeastern Ohio prompts scattered showers
Considerable cloudiness today tonight and Saturday with a few showers and snow today. Highs 41 to 46 with lows 28 to 33. Temperature range Thursday 33 to 4. Year ago Thursday 32 to 57. 24 hour precipitation ending 8 p.m. Thursday 9.11 inch. Humidity at 8 a.m. Thursday 96 percent, at 2 p.m. 52, at 8 p.m.
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Ohio
Plan for New Auto Plant Aims 960 Daily Output
The plan covers 1,500,000 square feet with a two-shift operation predicting 960 vehicles daily. A two story annex will stand before the single floor assembly area facing Baumbart Road.
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Baumbhart Rd
Cross Burned At Columbus Negro Home
Police investigated a cross burning in the yard of a Columbus Negro home. Mrs Lillian Warren said she and neighbors were awakened by an explosion on Thursday night. A seven foot wooden cross wrapped in paper and doused with kerosene burned near the porch. The Bethel family and others in the area reported long residence with no prior trouble. An explosion timed with ice crackers tossed from a car preceded the fire.
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Columbus
Lillian Warren
Paul Bethel
Commentator recounts canceled Suez cease-fire plan on election day
News commentator Eric Sevareid reports President Eisenhower arranged a dramatic end to the Suez fighting by inviting Eden and Mollet to Washington to announce a cease-fire but cancelled the plan hours before the presidential election. France denies similar charges as British and French leaders react to the cancellation.
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INS
Eric Sevareid
Eisenhower
Suez
Sevareid
Anthony Eden
Britain
Guy Mollet
Paris
Israel
France
Egypt
Ismalia
Eden
Mol- Jet
U.S
United Nations
Moscow
Ten ships sail through Suez as canal opens to big vessels
Ten ships entered the Suez Canal at Suez marking a reopening after Egypt’s move to allow large vessels. The largest, the Italian cargo ship Russula, 71,800 tons, led the convoy. Egypt warned ships up to about 14,000 tons and possibly 2,000 could not transit the canal. An Israeli statement said a Jordanian machinegun attack on an Israel freight train north of Jerusalem followed the canal news, with no casualties reported.
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Egypt
Israel
Jordan
Talka'rem
Qalqilya
Jerusalem
Palestine
Sinai Desert
Canal
Suez
Russula
State shuts down syndicated gambling operation in Lucas County
Gov. C William O'Neill announced four padlocked gambling houses outside Toledo after state agents and Lucas County Prosecutor Harry Freiberg secured court orders. The sites Benare Club Benore Club The House and New Dix were described as front operations in a Las Vegas style scheme.
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William O'Neill
Lucas County
Toledo
Harry Freiberg
Common Pleas Court
John M. McCabe
O'Neill
Benare
Benore
Dix
Las Vegas
Las‘ Vegas
Ohio
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Romania
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Pari
Ama
Costa Rica
Finland
Advice For Wives Series Starts Tomorrow In Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram announces a five day series Help Your Husband Stay Alive by Hannah Lees. The articles urge wives to support husbands toward healthier choices, citing rising heart disease deaths and offering guidance for mutual happiness and longer life.
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Tempart
Chronicle- Telegram
Miss Lees
Saturday Evening Post
Miss Lées
Sife
Where To Turn Ryan Is UF President Elite Elyria Notice
Elyria United Fund members elected D. J. Ryan as president and approved revisions of regulations. The Junior Fair Board elected officers and approved a premium book change at the Hotel Antlers. Avon Lake Board overrules petition on Belmar Blvd residents planning for Armed Forces observance. Spring tournaments begin tomorrow at Elyria recreation centers with citywide finals planned.
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D. J. Ryan
Elyria Recreation Centers
Wtevesssees Pg
Governor O Neill to Speak at Lorain Elyria Armed Forces Day
Governor C William O Neill accepts invitation to address joint Lorain Elyria Armed Forces Day observance on May 18. Announcement made at Lorain Naval Training Center as committees plan uniforms and a colorful event with local veterans groups and veterans affairs leaders.
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Lorain-Elyria
Orr
Aviating
Lorain Naval Training Center
O'Neill
U. S
Eer
Patton
Joint Committee of Veterans
Europe
J. C. Orr
Lorains
Veterans Affairs
Naval Reserve Training Center
Amer
Walter Springowski
Amvets
Veterans Gram
Marietta
Armed Forces
Teamsters Probe Ordered Hoffa Pleads Innocent
The AFL-CIO suspended Teamsters President Dave Beck as an AFL-CIO officer and ordered an investigation of his union. Hoffa pleaded not guilty to federal bribery charges and trial was set for May 27. Also pleading innocent were Hymer Fischbach and associate bond posted.
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Washington
Afl-Cio High Command
Teamsters
Dave Beck
Afl-Cio
Beck
James R. Hoffa
Senate Rackets Committee
Apl-Acio
Walter P. Reuther
United Auto Workers Union
Council
Hoffa
Rackets Committee
Miami
Hymer J. Fischbach
Liberty
Bond
Fischbach
Richmond B. Keech
Keech
Ford water line work halted by picket line dispute
A labor dispute stopped Ford Assembly Plant water main construction in Lorain as plumbers claim the job lies within their jurisdiction. Local 830 and Local 758 clashed over line-leveling work on the four and a half mile project from Leavitt Road to the Ford site, with negotiations planned at the Plumbers Union hall.
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Ford Assembly Plant J
Laborers Union
Clayton ‘Brubn
Plumbers and Steamfitters Union
Plas Construction Co
Elyria
Leavitt Rd
Rts
Lust
Bruhn
Plumbers Union
Harry C. Bogart
Flas Construction
Plumbers
Plas Construction
Plas
Classification Bogart
S Classification
Teamsters Union
Bogart
Plumbers International
Ford
Teamsters
Dayton
Elyria Company
RL Gil
Leavitt Rt
Rts. 62
Baumhart Rd
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