Lorain Hospital Fund Receives 300000 Gift From U S Steel Unit
The National Tube Division of U S Steel donated 300000 to the St Joseph Hospital building fund as part of a 1610000 campaign. Urban Koethe announced the gift after Truman H Kennedy authorized it, noting industry growth and the need for expanded hospital facilities in Lorain.
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Lorain
St. Joseph Hospital
National Tube Division
U.S. Steel
Urban Koethe
Truman H. Kennedy
National Tube
V. 3. Steel Foundation
Sts Plents
Koethe
Kennedy
Pation
Elyria Annexation Study Targets 230-Home Country Club Estates
The Elyria planning commission studied a proposal by H and J Development Corp to annex 37 acres east and north of Spring Valley for a 230 home subdivision called Country Club Estates. Mayor Keys formed a study committee as residents oppose annexation and the plan would extend city limits toward potential industrial sites along Abbe Road and Gulf Road.
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Spring Valley
Elyria
City Planning Commission
Planning Commission
H and J. Development Corp
J. Grant Keys
H. Ands J
Gulf Rd
Abbe Rd
East Crestview
Heys
H. and 3, Corp
Herbert Meisters
John Sarnovsky
Abbe Rawto
Meister and Sarnovsky
Amund
Country Club Estates
Keys
Nickles Plate
Whitman Farms
Northeast Ohio Weather Forecast Summary
Northeast Ohio sees mostly sunny afternoon with cool high near 43 and clear cold night. Friday brings increasing clouds and a change in temperature. Wednesday’s range 49 to 79 with precipitation 24 hours ending 8 p.m. Wednesday. Humidity 34 percent at 8 a.m. and 57 percent at 2 p.m. Moonrise Thursday 11:23 p.m. and moonset Friday 8:21 a.m. Lake Erie remains under northeast storm warnings since 11:45 p.m. Wednesday with winds 30 to 40 mph today and tonight.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
Winds Delay Atomic Blast At Nevada Test Site
American scientists waited for weather improvement to safely explode the first device in a long test series. Unfavorable winds prompted the Atomic Energy Commission to postpone 24 hours the detonation atop a 500 foot tower to prevent radioactive particles from drifting south of the firing area.
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Atomic Test Site
Nev
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Gracey Visits Cowden Manor Charms Children
Gracey the bear cub from Cascade Park visited Gracey greeted by Mrs. Madhock and Mrs. Oldenburg. reporters photographed the playful cub as she ran the yard with two escorts watching and a chain twining around a spectator’s ankle.
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Joe Cowden
John Machock
Cowden
Cascade Park
Machock
Cowen
Madhock
Black River
Gracey
Cow
Manor
Lail
John
Bobbie
Frank
Oldenburg
Bart
Congress Presses Budget Cuts Across Government
The House appropriations panel trims about 2.7 percent from next year’s budget for the House itself, aiming to boost efficiency. President Eisenhower warns against rash reductions to national defense while some aides doubt the depth of planned savings and call for details before judgments.
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Washington
Congress
House
Nntions
George H. Mahon
D-Tex
Mahon
Eisenhower
Crossing safety act on Howse floor faces action
Howse floor awaits action on a crossing safety bill while mediators are called again to aid negotiations between carpenters and home builders. Police seek a suspect in a Norwalk kidnapping report, and the Clearview board adopts a policy excluding tuition students from school attendance.
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Howse
Ames Seuss
Clearview Board
Trial verdict: Zetta Brown found guilty on narcotics counts
After a two day trial a Lorain jury of seven men and five women convicted 38 year old Zetta Lee Brown of 3616 Ada Ave Lorain of possessing and selling marijuana. A sentence is to be set by Judge LeRoy Kelly with possible penalties up to 120 years combined for the four offenses.
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Zetta Lee Brown
Ada Ave
R. D
Lorain
Brown
L. B Adams
LeRoy Kelly
Ono
Loram Tavern
Jame
Earl House
Barnett
Lora
Paul J . Mikus
Mikus
Adrian Bedleski
Joseph Kuczynski
Gene Johns
Elyna Ave
Adams
AO UE
Iugher
Fendant
Tornado Hits Silverton Texas Killing and Wounding Many
A Texas tornado struck Silverton and surrounding areas late Wednesday causing at least 20 deaths and about 60 injuries. The disaster destroyed 25 homes and damaged others, with victims taken to hospitals in Lockney Lubbock Dimmitt Tulla and Amarillo. Police say the toll may rise as crews aid survivors.
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Silverton
Tex
Highway Patrol
J. W. iBlackwell
E. E. Puckett
Billy i Stevens
Texas Panhandle
United Press
Tom Higley
C. H. Black
atLockney
Lubbock
Dimmitt
Tulla
Amarillo
Blackwell
Byrne
Severe tornado devastates Siverton and nearby towns
State relations director Ralph Husted said 88 injured in the StOrTR area as a tornado struck Siverton at about 11 am CST. Five bodies were found in several homes, and 25 houses were destroyed with 15 needing repair. The storm downgraded after touching Laverton and Locimey where a woman and two children were injured.
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Ralph Husted
The
American Red Cross
Stortr
Antec Guis Permab Wes
Siverton
Laverton
Locimey
Silverton
Panhandle
AL. Caick
Silverston
Chick Saxi
Hussted
Hagerty Clashes With Acheson Over Korea Pullout
White House chief Hagerty rejects Acheson claim that Eisenhower urged 1947 troop withdrawal from Korea while Army chief. Hagerty says the 1949 pullout was a political decision, not military, and will offer further comments after review.
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Washington
White House
Dean Acheson
Eisenhower
Korea
Acheson
Army
State Department
James C. Hagerty
Furtheir
Democratic National Committee
Britain Delays Report On H-Burst Details
Britain postponed a formal report on its first hydrogen bomb test until observers confirm the dispersal of radioactive fallout. Japanese scientists called the explosion among the largest, while Tokyo warned about safety risks to fishermen in the central Pacific as British teams monitor ideal weather to prevent fallout over land.
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Suez
Suez Canal
Egypt
Dag Haimmarskjold
David Ben-Gurion
London
Britain
Russia
United States
Pantic Ocean
Christmas Island
Japan
Tokyo
Central Pacific
No Nickel Slot Nostalgic Hitching Post Stands by Chicago Meters
A bright red hitching post from horse and buggy days is preserved amid Chicago North Side parking meters, serving as a nostalgic symbol in the urban streetscape.
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Chicago
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