Eagles Honor Aerie Chief At Grand Ball
More than 300 members and their ladies attended Elyria Aerie No. 431 Fraternal Order of Eagles grand ball honoring president Robert D. Flynn who was recently re elected after a successful year. Toastmaster Cecil Bazley presented Flynn with gifts from the Indee a box of golf balls and a set of 12 golf clubs and bag from the trustees.
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Elyria Aerie
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Robert D. Flynn
Cecil Bazley
Flynn
Eden Claim Stirs Big Four Talks Backers in U S
Sir Anthony Eden publicized his claim that he persuaded the Eisenhower administration to back Big Four talks at the summit. The administration did not deny it and some see the move as aiding Eden’s Conservatives in Britain. In California, Lt. John M. Conroy set a transcontinental speed record for an Air National Guard pilot, flying 5,085 miles from San Fernando Valley to New York and back in 11 hours 26 minutes, during Armed Forces Day events.
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Washington
Anthony Eden
Eisenhower
Anthony
Britain
Pub' ‘Tiely
Sir Anthony
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
van Nuys
Calif
Air National Guard
John M. Cont
Troy
San Fernando Valley
New York
Mitchell Field
Conroy
United States
Jet Pilot Sets Record Westbound Flight Time
A World War II veteran pilot flying an F1 set a westbound record of 5 hours 37 minutes 27 seconds, shaving over 90 minutes from Paul Mantz’s prior mark. He stopped in Albuquerque, Tulsa, Columbus, Den ver, and Springfield on the journey, after an earlier leg from Denver. The report also discusses British party positions on Formosa and NATO amid a broader U.S. policy context.
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3Ut Conroy
Paul Mantz
Albuquerque
N.M
Tulsa
Okla
Columbus
Oho
Denver
Colo
Springfield
Substitute Bill OK Predicted in Senate Debate
Senate debate may resume on a substitute highway bill approved by the Senate Public Works Committee. Lyndon B. Johnson forecasts defeat of the administration plan and Senate approval of the committee measure, arguing it sticks to federal aid and omits a government bonds scheme. Democratic leaders say the administration proposal cedes spending decisions to Congress and would shift funds to the interstate system. Other items cover juvenile pornography concerns, higher minimum wage advocacy, air strength remarks, grain surplus distribution, Asia aid loans, and Social Security expansion talks.
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Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Senate Public Works Committee
Johnson
Fisenhower
Administration
Congress
Sen
Estes Kefauver
Yoeng
New York
Unles
AFL
CIO
Alr
Laader Lynd B. Johnson
Charles E. Wilson
United States
Russia
Lister Hill
Ala
Ezra T. Benson
Hill
Benson
Agriculture Department
Walter F. George
Eisenhower
George
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
House
Ways and Means
Wilbur Mills
D-Ark
Eugene J. McCarthy
D-Minn
Frank M. Karaten
D-Mo
Ohio traffic deaths expected to top twenty over holiday weekend
Highway officials warned Mom go Day weekend traffic deaths could reach 20 unless motorists change attitudes. Read of nine killed Friday to Sunday plus other accidents across Ohio including a Columbus drowning attempt, a Perrysburg fatal crash, and a Cleveland rail crossing death as authorities flag dangerous stretches and a possible four linked fatalities.
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Highway Safety Department
Ohio
Cleveland
Albert A. Kouza
Nowih
Columbus Fire Department
Fred Corcoran
Columbus
Scioto
Coast Guardsmen
Toledo
Maumee Bay
William Deckard
Charles Fox
Lancaster
August Albert
Columb Newspaper
Garland Johnson
Coumpus
Charles H. Buck
Perrysburg
Harold Henrick
Ft. Cabi Calo
Tiffin
Marion
State Highway Patrol
Ta Harm
London
Big Plain- Circlewille
Eddie Shannon
Newton Falls
Newton
Falls
Loren D. Eck
Rawson
James H. Nitehen
Bic Walnut Crees
Philip Morris
Youngsteur
Berlin
Poctaic-Mahoning County
Pan &Miesta
Janet Basin
East Battery Park
Ronald Warfiels
Sands
Mars Plater
Evenue Ponce
Eorward Winston Jr
Beachwood
El Drag sets world mark in Hollowend Park seven furlongs
In Inglewood California Rex C Fiteworth's El Drag ran 1 29 to set a world record for seven furlongs in Hollowend Park's 315 0 Crenshaw Handicap. Saturday Porterhouse finished second and Determine third.
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Inglewood
Calif
Rex C. Fiteworth
el Drag
Hollowend Park
Crenshaw
Porterhouse
Indiana GOP Urges 56 Eisenhower Draft in Indiana
Indiana Governor George N. Craig and State Chairman Alvin L. Cast urged President Eisenhower to run again. They presented a draft Ike resolution by the Indiana GOP, the first such move by a state party, praising Eisenhower's leadership and urging renomination. The push targets Senator Jenner and signals intra party tensions over 1956 and Capehart's renomination.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
INS
George N. Craig
Alvin Last
White House
Presdent
Eisenhower
du Bot Ee Rae
Hoosier Gop State Committee
Cast
Craig
Wiliam
Jenner
R-Ind
Washington
Indiana Committee
United States
Homer E Capehart
Ike
Robert A. Taft
Capeénart
John Foster Dal
Otwel
Inh
Indiana University
GOP
Capehart
Ferte A
Elyria Man Loses Powder Blue Suit Stolen
Dennis Howell 19 of 5205 Oakwood Ave Elyria reported a powder blue suit valued at a0 stolen from outside Goody's Lunch 1038 Broadway while he was inside a union hall paying dues. Police noted the incident as a theft with the owner returning to find his suit gone.
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Lorain
Goody
Broadway
Dennis Howell
Oakwood Ave
Elyria
Graham Meets Queen Elizabeth at Windsor Chapel in Scotland
American evangelist Billy Graham visited Windsor Royal Lodge chapel and met Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother, Princess Margaret, and the Duke of Edinburgh. He then stayed at Holyrood House in Edinburgh and planned two days with the Church of Scotland before heading to the continent. The sermon focused on the theme I Believe.
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Edinburgh
Scotland
Billy Graham
Britain
Queen Elizabeth
North Carolina
Windsor Royal Lodge
Elizabeth
Princess Margaret
Duke of Edinburgh
Graham
Ruth
Windsor, Castle
Finnburgh
Holyrood House
Duke of Hamilton
General Assembly
Church of Scotland
London
Church of England
Gond
Past Elyria Aerie ball honors living presidents
Twelve of the twenty past Elyria Aerie presidents attended the ball, introduced by master of ceremonies Clair Riley as they stood in line for congratulatory welcomes. Robert Jensen, the oldest present, served as treasurer after a long lodge service, while a Hawaiian motif, orchestra, and dancers provided the entertainment.
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Elyria Jensen
Andrew Foreman
Alexander Clark
Engies Lodge
Albert Karl Kaiser
Lyle Caatie
Chuck Boals
Clyde Amspaugh
Krebs
John Donevas
John Mathis
William France
Robert Robert Flynn
Clair Riley
Mrs. Riley
Elyria
Aerie
Albert H. Krebs
John L. Mathis
John Donovan
Robert Jensen
A. J. Foreman
Karl Kaiser
Lyle Castle
Charles E. Boals
Flynn
Steve Leser
Long Beach
Calif
Elyria Aerie
Harry H. Smith
Michigan
J.P. Schuster
Florida
E. J. Handyside
Wiliam McDonald
H. H. Nye
Frank Henke
Nick Strainkc
Jensen
Arls
Don Murphy
Lorain Aerie
Earl ‘I’. Thiebin
Newly Married Teacher Honored By 2nd Graders
Vermilion second graders staged a surprise welcome for their teacher Mrs Paul Thayer two weeks after her wedding trip. A canned goody shower, cookies and milk were provided by Mrs Jexse Green and Mr Kay Hebering, with room mother Mrs Robert Ullman coordinating.
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Paul Thayer
Pat Sandak
Jexse Green
Kay Hebering
Robert Ullman
Steel Production Runs Ahead Of Consumption
Steel magazine reports production stayed at record levels as buyers rush to secure May and June deliveries. Output last week reached 2,228 net tons with 96.5 percent capacity, while nickel and stainless steel markets rise. Buyers seek capacity in the Far West and major cities as districts show varied utilization and inventories rise in anticipation of future prices.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Steel Magazine
Steel
Sail
New York
Waneed
Far West
the Magazine
Cincinnati
Detroit
Pittsburgh
mid-Atlantic
Cleve
Chicago
Youngstown
Wheeling
Birmingham
New England
Buffalo
St. Louis
Gentle Newsman Symonds Buried in Lima Ohio Today
Gene Symonds, longtime newspaperman, laid to rest in Lima Ohio. The tribute recalls his quiet dignity and gentleness amid war reporting. He covered the Korean War with a humane approach, remaining mindful of the human cost as flames lit a valley in Taejon.
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Gene Symonds
Lima
Ohio
Time
Singapore
Train Crash Injures 23 At Union Station
A Baltimore and Ohio passenger train rear-ended a waiting parlor-car at Union Station in Washington. Three cars derailed and about 23 people were injured, twelve passengers, ten B&O employees, and one track worker. A reinforced concrete block and a runaway PRR express prevented larger damage. The track worker Charles Green was hospitalized.
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Washington
Baltimore & Ohio
Union Station
Pennsylvania Railroad
Washington Terminal Ca
B&o
Terminal Company
Charles Green
Award Comes Late In Arras For 106 Year Old Cross
In Arras France Seraphin Provist aged 106 received a Combat ant's Cross on Sunday honoring his role in the Franco Prussian War of lis70. The ceremony marked a late recognition of his wartime service and lasts for a commemorative moment.
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Arras
France
Seraphin
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