Egypt Says Ship Sunk In Suez
This artist’s conception of National Gypsum’s new Burlington plant outlines a Lorain Ohio layout. Lake freighters deliver rock to the plant as the M V Melvin H Baker gypsum carrier is shown. Rock moves via enclosed conveyors from stockpile to the board plant along Black River near Colorado Avenue and the central bridge.
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National Gypsum
Burlington, N. J
Lorain
M. V. Melvin H. Baker
Black River
Colorado Ave
National Gypsum plans Lorain plant expansion
National Gypsum Co of Buffalo wins approval to build a multimillion-dollar gypsum products plant along the Black River in Lorain. The project, part of a broader expansion, is expected to create several hundred jobs with a payroll over $1 million annually and requires zoning and dock-line adjustments as well as rail facilities. Construction may start next summer with production in 1953.
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National Gypsum Co of
Buffalo
NW Y
Waukegan
Hil
Black River
Lorain
Baker
Uto
Lake Erie and Pittsburgh Railroad
New York Central
National Gypsum
Colorado Ave
Henderson Dr
National Tube Division
John Jaworski
National l
Burlington
Industria
Spaethe
Isaad
Anglo French Fleets Near Ends Of Canal
Britain says no war declaration against Egypt as two Anglo French fleets move toward the Suez Canal ends. Egypt reports ships sunk by bombers blocking canal. diplomatic ties severed and air bombardment continues. UN emergency session called amid widening Middle East crisis.
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London
Anthony Eden
Britain
Egypt
INS
Suez Canal
Port Said
Suez City
Eisenhower Sets Plan to Localize Middle East Conflict
President Eisenhower convened top advisers to chart nonmilitary steps to localize fighting in the Middle East. The plan, discussed with UN Security Council and military chiefs, considers halting some aid to Israel and pursuing UN General Assembly action if the Suez area spreads, while not cutting U.S. military aid to Britain and France.
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Eisenhower
United States
Middle East
Jment
Bi All In Its Power To Localize Thelsenhower Today With the Nationa
Security Council
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United
Israel
Mali
Britain
France
U.N. Security Coun
World Organization
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Suez
General Assembly
Atlanta
Persian Gulf
Four Thousand Greyhound Workers Strike Halts Cleveland Area Service
More than 4,000 Greyhound workers including 4,200 Ohioans walked off the job as contract talks failed. The expired agreement halted service on the Elyria to Cleveland line with three buses dispatched today from the Cleveland Terminal at 5:95 a.m., 7:10 a.m., and 7:30 a.m. local time.
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Eastern Greyhound Bus Lines
Nol
Cleveland
Elyria
Street Railway Strike Shuts Down East Coast Long Runs
AFL CIO affiliate workers seek a 30 cent per hour raise over two years plus six paid holidays and other benefits. Company offer of 21 cents plus mileage pay rejected. Nationally the strike halts long distance runs from the east coast to Chicago and St. Louis, with Cleveland terminal grounded. Weather updates note cloudy skies and light showers with mild temperatures.
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Afl-Cio
E. T Nichols
Northwestern
Ohio
Harry Young
Harrisburg
Waillham
Philadelphia
A. N. Brion
Sirke
Norfolk
Chicago
St. Louis
Elyria
Cleveland
Toledo
Detroit
Buffalo
Pittsburgh
R. E. Myhre
Cleveland Terminal
Cleveland strike prompts front-page double masthead printing chaos
AFL CIO guards walk out at The Cleveland Press as printers balk at a double masthead for The Cleveland News and Press. Pickets form at midnight after talks fail and deliveries are disrupted as union crews resist printing the rival newspaper. editors say a combined paper is being produced for some customers.
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Cleveland
INS
Afl-Cio
Cleveland Press Today
Cleveland News
Mass
Cleveland News-Cleveland Press
AFL
Teamsters
Indianapolis
Pecauanie
Howard
Rauterst
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Forest City Publishing Company
Ish
Briton and Russian Win Nobel Prize in Chemistry
Prof Cyril Hinshelwood of Oxford and Prof Nikolai Semenov of Moscow shared the 1956 Nobel Prize in chemistry with each receiving half of 38000 dollars for work on the mechanism of chemical reactions. Semenov is the first Russian laureate in this category.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Cyril Norman Hinshelwood
Oxford University
Nikolai Nikolaevich Senenov
Moscow University
Swedish
Royal Academy of Sciences
Hinshelwood
Semenov
Pasadena Sertoma cancels courteous driver contest
Courtesy Pasadena report notes the Pasadena Sertoma Club halted its month long search for the most courteous driver. A staff of 428 men assisted by 150 police officers failed to find a qualified candidate, ending the annual contest.
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Pasadena
Calif
Pasadena Sertoma Club
Halloween Parade Draws Big Crowd in Elyria
Halloween parade in downtown Elyria attracts large crowds with estimates near 24 000 people. Report cites crossing data progress as study moves toward legislators and service committee review.
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Elyria
Eeeraeee
Service Committee
Man Accused Of Murder Found Sane
Peter Miller, accused of killing his brother Robert, 23, last April at Fries Landing along the Huron River, is declared legally sane after over 30 days of observation at Lima State Hospital. He was returned to county custody and will be held at Common Pleas Court until trial.
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Sandusky
Norwalk
Lima State Hospital
Willam Dedebas
Peter Miller
Robert
Fries Landing
Huron River
Nmbnex
Miller
Common Pleas Court
Egypt Breaks Ties as Suez Crisis Deepens
Egypt declares severed relations with Britain and France after the Suez Canal blockage and the sinking of an Egyptian warship by British and French planes. Britain vows continued bombing of airfields while Eden’s government confronts a mounting crisis. Syrian troops invade Israel then withdraw in a border clash as Britain and France anticipate a UN Assembly boycott and Egypt contemplates leaving the UN, while Eisenhower pledges U.S. noninvolvement.
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Middle East
Thepokesman
Ishrael
Syria
Britain
Suez Canal Zone
Admiralty
Gulf of Suez
Bat Jeships
British
Air Ministry
Caro
Brisk
Egypt
Aad
Jamed
Israel
Sinai Desert
Iraq
Fsad
Jordan
United Nations General Assembly
U.N
Sputhne
Athar
Gaza
Suez Canal
France
Eden
Eisenhower
U. S
First Plane Lands at South Pole by Dufek Expedition
Rear Admiral George Dufek became the first person to land a plane at the South Pole, touching down at midnight 1 BST and spending 45 minutes at the pole. The flight from McMurdo Sound, part of the American IGY exploration effort, marked a historic advance in Antarctic exploration.
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George Dufek
Newton Kraus
U.S
McMurdo Sound
Antarctica
Dufek
Poles
Task Force 43
McMurdo
Pole
Roald Amundsen
Robert F. Scott
England
Scott
McMurro, Sound
Antarctic
Richard E. Byrd
Boston
America
South Polar
South Pole
Amherst Power Plant Sale Arguments To Be Presented
Amherst residents will see a full page of arguments on the proposed sale of the Amherst municipal light plant and street lighting system in The Chronicle Telegram. The section includes statements from Mayor Ack Koeniz, Utilities Superintendent Henry H. Gordon, the Committers for Community Progress supporting the sale to Ohio Edison, and the Amherst Citizens Committee opposing it, plus a summary of both sides.
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Amherst
Chronicle- Telegram
Amherst Municipal
Mavorack Kooniz
Henry H. Gordon
Community Progress
Ohio Edison
Amherst Citizens Committee
Campaign Quips No 22 1st Political Steam Roller
The term steam-roller described Roosevelt Taft era efforts to override protests against seating Taft delegates from Alabama and Arkansas. Chronicle Telegram want ads frame steam-roller tactics as a method to obtain property rentals or job applicants, with dial 4751 for ad writing tips.
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Roosevelt-Taft
Alabama
Arkansas
Chronicle-Telegram
Dial
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Jordan Radio
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