Refugee speaker sparks Catholic action for Hungarian relief
Tears marked a Sacred Heart Parish meeting as Gero Temesvary from Hungary described wartime cruelties and daily hardships across captive nations. A permanent Elyna Catholic action committee formed to aid Hungarian victims as Temesvary was named executive consultant and local benefactors contributed funds to the parish drive.
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Hungary
Gero Temesvary
Sacred Heart Parish
Temesvary
Elyna
Wick Halasz
Charman Frank Varsa
John Toth
St Vincent de Paul
Martin Groh
Sacred
Heart Holy Name Society
Pittsburgh
Andrew Suetta
Patsnons
Halasz
John Fulesi
Theresa Dietz
Oberlin
Nick Sipos
Steve. Topoly
Leichliter Promoted by USSC
Van H. Leichliter, former assistant superintendent of the National Tube Works division of United States Steel Corp. of Lorain, has been promoted by the United States Steel Corporation.
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USSC
van H. Leichliter
National Tube Works Division
Timed States Steel Corp of
Lorain
Jungle Rat Still On Missing List
Vermilion searchers pressed on for a capybara that escaped from Larry Tetzlaff's International Zoo on Friday. Residents spotted a large tan river rodent near Elberia Beach but the animal vanished before officials arrived. The missing capybara weighs 40 to 60 pounds and stands about three feet tall on hind legs, with a water-loving habit likely taking it toward Lake Erie.
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Larry Tetzlaff
International Zoo
Elberia Beach
Zoo
Tetzlaff
Lake Erie
Leichliter to Succeed Munford as P Steel VP
Leichliter will replace Walter F Munford as assistant executive vice president of operations for the Pittsburgh headquarters. Effective December 1, 1955, his career with American Steel & Wire includes roles from Worcester starting in 1930 to Cleveland and Newburg works, rising to vice president of operations in 1953. Born Mount Braddock PA, he studied at Penn State.
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Leichliter
Walter F Munford
Pittsburgh
American Steel & Wire
Worcester
Mass
Cleveland
Newburg Works
Leichster
Mount Braddock
Uniontown
Pennsylvania State University
Lorain rally backs Poland Hungary uprisings voices
About 600 Lorain residents gathered at the Hungarian Relacle to support Polish and Hungarian uprisings and denounce Communist oppression. J Jaworski and A D Baumbart urged help for rebels, pledged to work for peace, and sent the rally’s program to Voice of America. The event raised funds for food and medical aid and featured multilingual prayers, speeches, and songs.
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Lorain County
Valentine Toth
Chronicle-Telegram
Poland
Hungary
Lorain
Con
Jwars
Jaworski
Tf Ayy
Canadian Legion
Marine Corps League
John Gintonio
Coll Europe
Gressman
A. D. Baumbart
Europe
Soviet Union
Loram
Baumbhart
Voice of America
Russia
Thej
Baumhart
Hungarian Outbreaks Spark Hope For Coalition Government
President Eisenhower focused on international issues on the eve of elections while urging withdrawal of Soviet troops from Hungary. Baumhart praised anti Communist youth and VOA broadcasts as voices behind the Iron Curtain. The article notes efforts to end occupation, UN debates, and regional solidarity events with Polish Lithuanian groups in Cleveland.
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Hungary
Baumhart
Pon
Voice of America
Radio Free Europe
Robert RE. Clark
Washington
INS
Eisenhower
Woliu Glass
Nikolai Bulganin
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
UN General Assembly
Egypt
John Foster Dulles
Walter Reed Hospital
Dulles
Vote for Clair L. Hill for County Fair Secretary
A political advertisement endorses Clair L. Hill for county fair secretary, touting his 15 years in the role and a long record as a rural businessman and leader. It urges hiring him as the sole rural Republican candidate and asks readers to vote for Hill on the Republican ticket.
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Ohio Hatchery Ass'n
American Poultrymen’s & Hatchery Federation
Ohio Fair Managers’ Ass’n
Chamber of Commerce
Hill
Gas Station Held Up in Suburban Brooklyn
A lone bandit robbed the Fireball Service Station in suburban Brooklyn Sunday and escaped in a car with Pennsylvania plates carrying $110. The incident involved a single assailant and no injuries were reported.
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Cleveland
Brooklyn
Pennsylvania
Protest Rally in Cleveland Demands Action on Hungary
About 3,000 Hungarian Americans marched in Cleveland in silent protest against Soviet action in Hungary. Speakers urged U S action to pressure Moscow while film star Jan Sterl and other community members attended at St John’s Cathedral.
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Cleveland
INS
Washington D. C
Bela P
Bachkai
Ameri
Moscow
U. S
Russia
Hungary
America
Gath
Jan Sterlered
St. John's Cathedral
Bearing
Paul Douglas
England
Hun Pecs
Mary
London
American Hungarian Federation
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