Plan For Living at West River Road Antique Shop
Inside the Raymond Morris home on West River Rd readers view CT's Our Plan for Living featuring their refinished and refurbished antiques. The notice highlights Woman In Town, Mrs. Robert O'Donnell, by June Faulds, plus sprightly Weekend features The Country Editor Rustlin Around Scene About Town From the Chatter Box and The Music Box on Dividend Pages.
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Raymond Morrison
West River Rd
Morrises
Woats A.wass Ce
Robert O’donnell
June Faulds
Rustlin
What They’re Saying Takes a Leaf From Political Stock Answers
Joe Cowden in Meaning Of Quotes analyzes how politicos use stock phrases when questioned. He channels Sports Editor John Jackson’s style to reveal true meanings behind generic replies.
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Joe Cowden
John Jackson
Wreath Laying by Rushton and Fr O Dea for Lake Sailors
In Britain 1 700 000 Idle and Fr O Dea stood beside the Black River to lay a memorial wreath honoring sailors who lost their lives on the lakes. About fifty witnesses attended the ceremony, captured in a CT Staff photograph.
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Rushton
O'Dea
Black River
Lakes
Vincent O’dea
St. Peter Church
Lorain
Great Lakes Shipping Co
Timothy Rushton
Great Lakes
Richard
Coast Probe Proposed For Today's News
McCarthy demands Senate probe of alleged misuse of labor welfare funds by union leaders on the West Coast. He cites evidence from Phoenix and says welfare funds are being used as slush funds for personal benefit. AFL-CIO ethics panel weighs charges against Teamsters International President Beck and Meany prepares actions for May 20.
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Washington
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wis
Senate
West Coast
McCarthy
Sen [Ate
Phoenix
Ariz
Afl-Cio Executive Council
Teamsters Union
Dave Beck
Elyria High
Beck
AFL
Mama
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Seattle
Ethical Practices
Senate Committee
Teamsters Secretatary
John English
Generlal Board
Walter Reuther
Reuther
Wisconsin Republican
Michigan firm selects Lorain for new branch plant
Universal Wood and Metal Products Co. plans a Lorain location for a new branch and expects to employ 10 new workers. The notice appears in the Livestock Market section, with related municipal and police notices scattered under various local pages.
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Michigan
Lorain
Universal Wood and Metal Products Co
Oberlin
T.v.radio
Wellington
Court Plan Change Up To Ohio Senate
The proposed expansion of Elyria and Lorain Municipal Courts to cover all Lorain County hinges on action by the Ohio Senate. The plan would shift jurisdiction, pending Senate consideration and approval.
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Ohio Senate
Elyria and Lorain
Lorain County
Leslie Burge
Lorain
Senate
Charles Mosher
Oberlin
Lebal
Rationing of Vaccine Under Study
Washington reports Surgeon General Burney convened a strategy meeting with officials from the American Medical Association the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis and the Association of State and Territorial Health Officers to assess voluntary rationing of Salk vaccine due to a sudden shortage as demand surged after a mass vaccination campaign.
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Washington
Leroy E. Burney
Burney
American Medical Association
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Association of State and Territorial Health Officers
Public Health Service
Hg Plomnga
Weather Report for Northeastern Ohio Today and Weekend
Mostly cloudy with light rain and snow-showers. Partial clearing and rising temperatures. Highs 45 to 50, tonight 25 to 30, warmer Sunday. Friday temperatures 33 to 42 with a year-ago range of 23 to 39. Humidity 8 am 89, 2 pm 69, 8 pm unknown.
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Ohio
Woman Says Narcotics Led To Looting
A nurse from Chicago, suspected of stealing $600,000 from rich homes, told police how she looted apartments to fund a narcotics habit. A B52 exploded over Skiatook Oklahoma, killing two crew members and injuring others. two parachuted to safety as debris rained over the countryside. Names and details of victims and suspects are provided, with authorities noting burglaries and parole violations linked to the case.
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Skiatook
Okla
Little
Chicago
INS
New York
Grace Cockpit
lHathaway
M Pitor Charles P. Craven
Ross B. Patrick
Aibot
Wichita
Kan
John W. McSunrise
Cort
Navigator
Mulvene
Egypt Opens Canal Under Own Terms
Egypt shows the Suez Canal passes to foreign ships under its own terms. President Gamal Abdel Nasser vows to allow Israeli ships through until a settlement on the refugee issue. A nine-ship convoy, flagging Italy Russia Romania Greece and Germany, completes the 101 mile journey from Port Said to the Mediterranean amid whistles and cheers.
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Eugene McLoughlin
United Press
Egypt
Suez Canal
Cairo
United States
Britain
France
Gamal Abdel Nasser
The
International News Service
Port Said
Mediterranean
Port Suez
London
Suez
Boeing
Wichita
Ighoma
New Delhi
Skiatook
Brison
Israel
Suez Jared Canal
Tulsa
Rarick Seeks Probe Into Steelworkers Vote
Pittsburgh report notes Donald Co. Rarick, defeated candidate for USW presidency, lauded the AFL-CIO for suspending Teamsters head Dave Beck and urged a probe into the USW election fraud allegations raised by McDonald. Rarick mailed congratulations to George Meany praising prompt action in Beck’s case.
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Pittsburgh
Donald Co. Rarick
United Steelworkers
Afl-Cio
Executve Council
Teamster
Dave Beck
USW
McKeesport
David J. McDonald
George Meany
Beck
McDonald
Presidents Pace On Road To Gettysburg Draws Traffic Cops Caution
President Eisenhower sped toward his Gettysburg farm with a four-car White House motor detachment as reporters and photographers chased at near 100 mph. Montgomery County officers halted the press cars at 55 mph near the county line, citing safety while the President remained out of sight. Hagerty and safety groups declined comment as police noted the press must follow different rules than the presidential escort.
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Merriman Smith
United Press
White House
Washington
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Pennsylvania
Rockville
Montgomery County
Frederick
Winte House
James C. Hagerty
National Safety Council
American Automoble Association
Secret Service
President Cuts FHA Minimum
President Eisenhower ordered a reduction of the FHA minimum down payment to 5 percent on the first 9 000 and 25 percent on amounts over that, the lowest level allowed by law. He also said regulations will let insured savings and loan associations buy into mortgages originated by other insured associations. The White House explained this would loosen current limits and expand mortgage funds in underserved areas.
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Washington
White House
Congress
Eisenhower
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Savings and Loan Association
Pay Hike Sought In Dispute
London reports a growing wage dispute as half a million more workers walk out, raising total discontent to 1.7 million across Greater London. About 200000 shipyard workers have been idle two weeks and one million engineers a week, with 40 unions weighing a fresh 1500 engineering and factory workers strike. Union leaders consider interim contracts for immediate 5 percent gains as management’s top offer of 3 to 4 percent meets rejection.
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London
Greater
Iain MacLeod
Willlingness
F. C. Brady
Engineering Employers Federation
Help Your Husband Stay Alive American men worn out by pace
A gender themed opinion piece argues American men die younger than women due to societal pressures and lifestyles. It cites rising widow counts, higher mortality from heart disease and accidents, and claims men kill themselves to build a better world for women. The article notes no scientist will fully endorse the harsh conclusion.
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United States
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