AEC Reports on Cancer Fight Role
Washington AEC officials prepare to testify before the House committee on the agency’s medical research role in cancer. Chairman Charles Wolverton praised the work as significant and largely unheralded while Dr. Cornelius P. Rhoads forecast a future cancer cure or a potent chemical treatment within a decade or more.
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Washington
INS
Atomic Energy Commission
Congress
AEC
House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
U.S
Committee
Charles A. Wolverton
Cornelius P. Rhoads
House
New York
Memorial Center For Cancer and Allied Diseases
Officials Deny Charge By Pike Board Member
City officials rejected claims by Dr. J Gordon McKay Cleveland Turnpike Commission member that the Pike road plan aimed to attract a 350000 incinerator. Elyria safety director Ralph Terry called the accusation crazy and Elyria mayor Henry Ault said the idea was untrue and noted the state health department studies Elyria land fill methods.
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Pike Board
J. Gordon McKay
Cleveland
Turnpike Commission
Elyria
Ralph ‘Terry
McKay
American ‘Institute of Architects
Terry
Elyria Council
Henry Ault
State Health Department
Warns Against Making Heroes Of POWs
Hannah assistant secretary of defense manpower warned editors at the University of Minnesota annual editors short course not to honor returning prisoners of war more than the real heroes who were wounded or killed resisting capture. He spoke at a dinner meeting and press conference in Minneapolis Minnesota.
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Minneapolis
Minnesot Hannah
Defense
Hannah
University of Minnesota
United States
Ohioan Fatally Burned in Strasburg Home Fire
Sixty four year old Benjamin F. Doney died Friday from burns after a blaze destroyed his Strasburg home near Dover. His son and several neighbors tried to rescue him but were unable to save him.
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Dover
Benjamin F. Doney
Strasburg
Doney
Weather summary for Ohio with mild weekend forecast
Fair tonight with low sixties. Sunday turns partly cloudy and warm with possible scattered showers in the afternoon or night. Friday's precipitation shows none in the 24 hour period ending 8 p.m. Readings include a Friday high near 64 and low around 45. Sunrise and moon data noted. The Rainbow Lounge advertises chicken paprikash and cabbage rolls for Sunday.
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Ohio
Rainbow Loun M
Air Force Apology After Farrell Strafe Incident
The Air Force apologized for an accidental strafing of Farrell Pennsylvania in which 66 buildings and vehicles were damaged. Lt Col Francis J Vetort said the incident was regrettable and residents avoided panic. The Air Force will pay all damages after investigations conclude. No injuries were reported.
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Farrell
Air Force
Francis J. Vetort
Youngstown
Ohio
Vetort
Wakeman Man Dies After Backing Car Pinning Incident
Josiah Galpin, 81, of Pleasant street and Wakeman Township trustee for 18 years, died at 11 10 a m Friday at Ely Tia Memorial Hospital from injuries after a September 11 accident. He was pinned against a building by Clara Ginste's car as he stood near Pettiford's Barbershop. He was born in Stolbridge England in 1871 and came to the U S at 15. Survived by his wife Elizabeth. Services Monday at Second Congregational Church. Burial in Wakeman Cemetery.
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Wakeman
Josiah Galpin
Pleasant Street
Wakeman Township
Ely Tia Memorial Hospital
Galpin
Pettiford
Ralph Timmen
Clara R Ginste
River Street
Roan
Allen Memorial Hospital
Elyria Hosiital
Stolbridge
England
United States
Wakeman R. D
Elizabeth
India Drops Idea Of UN Call For Big Four Talk
India drops proposal to urge the United Nations General Assembly to convene a meeting of the Big Four leaders. The move follows signals of negative reception from the United States amid expectations of a forthcoming Eisenhower statement on disarmament and global Cold War policy. UN delegates anticipate a U.S. position shift as Korea peace talks face possible deadlock. Multiple notes mention Vishinsky and Ohio road bond issues, with ongoing debates on a Beltway plan and fiscal implications for road construction.
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United Nations
N. Y
INS
India
United Nations General Assembly
Vv. K. Krishna Menon
U.S
U. S
Eisenhower
Russia
Free World
Legion Official Endorses Universal Military Training
Miles D. Kennedy, director of the National Legislative Commission of the American Legion, argued before the Women’s Assembly for National Security that universal military training is the only sane basis for national safety and would stockpile manpower and time. He criticized the current draft law for rejecting about four of six boys who then do nothing toward defense. He urged ending reliance on veterans to shield the country.
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Washington
Miles D. Kennedy
National Legislative Commission of the American Legion
United States
UMT
Women’s Assembly For National Security
Kennedy
Americans Retain Ryder Cup In Close 61 2 to 5 12 Victory
In Wentworth England the United States defeated Britain 6 1 2 to 5 1 2 to win the Ryder Cup for the eighth time. The decisive moment came when Jim Turnesa beat 22 year old Peter Alliss 1 up on the 36th hole to break the deadlock at 5 all.
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Wentworth
Eng
America
Britain
Jim Turnesa
Braircliff
Peter Alliss
Plane Explodes Over Field Near Lancaster
A Corsair Marine single engine fighter exploded in flight and crashed near Lancaster as police said Captain J. G. Haines age 30 from Troy Ohio bailed out at about 4000 feet and parachuted to safety. He was stationed at Port Columbus Naval Air Base.
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Lancaster
J. G. Haines
Troy
Ohio
Port Columbus Naval Air Base
P T A Council Sets Discussion On Health and Education
Lorain County Council of P T A s plans a fall meeting at Vincent School on October 22 with two main agenda items a 0 3 mill special levy for the county health department and Amendment 2 creating a state board of education A 3 p m panel titled The County Cares features Dr A H Imhoff Miss Lillie Mae Steadman Ralph Albright and Eugene Forter The evening session at 8 follows a dinner and will include a yet unnamed speaker Music from Clearview and Vincent School pupils.
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Lorain County
A. H. Imhoff
State Department of Health
Lillie Mae Steadman
AFL
Health Department
ILA
Ralph
Albright
Lorain County TB and Health Association
Eugene Forter
County Health Department
Vincent Pta
Clearview
Vincent Schovis
Dock Strike Hearing Opened By Eisenhower Board
A three man board of inquiry appointed under the Taft Hartley Act opened hearings in New York into the Atlantic Coast dock strike. Joseph Nayper of the New York Shipping Association testified as the panel prepared marathon sessions to meet a Monday deadline for a report. An injunction for an 80 day cooling off period is expected to follow, potentially restarting 65,000 striking dock workers. Officials from the ILA and shipping groups attended as Coast Guard representatives prepared to be called.
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New York
Eisenhower
Board of
Atlantic Coast
Joseph Nayper
New York Shipping Association
David L. Cole
Fact Finding Board
International Longshoremen’s Association
Portland
Hampton Roads
ILA
The
Shipping Association
Cole
19 Furnaces Closed By Steel Union Walkout
The Republic Steel Corrigan MecKinney plant halted after an unauthorized walkout by furnace crews. About 4 000 workers expected idle today with potential 9 000 out if it lasts. CIO U S W official Jack Ferline urged a return to work.
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Cleveland
Republic Steel Corp
Corrigan-MecKinney
Republic
Jack Ferline
CIO
United Steel Workers
Ferline
13th District Man May Get Maritime Post
Ohio Republicans say the new general counsel of the U.S. Maritime Commission may come from Ohio's 13th District. The post, vacant since Francis T. Greene resigned, could go to a man from Rep. Alvin Weichel's district, as Weichel chairs the House Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee. The position pays 12000 dollars annually. The 13th district includes Lorain, Erie, Huron and Sandusky counties.
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Washington
Ohio
U.S. Maritime Commission
Francis T. Greene
Alvin Weichel
Weichel
House Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee
Lorain
Erie
Huron
Sandusky
Union not involved in negotiations pledges no hearing
Cole states the new union has no part in negotiations and will not be heard unless developments require it. If witnesses refuse to speak, the board will seek a subpena from the Circuit Court of Appeals and contempt may follow. Findings could lead to an 80 day no strike truce and possible federal injunction if health and safety are endangered.
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Cole
Circuit Court of Appeals
Knowland Urges Firmness In Red Dealings
Senate Republican leader William F. Knowland returns from a five week world tour praising firmness toward the Communists. He lands at Washington National and will brief President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles, declining to discuss Korea or the peace conference but stressing the urgency to stand firm.
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Senate
William F. Knowland
Callifornia
Washington National
Far East
Knowland
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
GOP
Winston Churchill
Oberlin Editor Finds No Unrest Signs In Russia
Oberlin College editor Daniel Berger toured Russia with fellow student journalists and reported no signs of unrest in Kiev and the Ukraine. He noted better living conditions there and said the idea Americans are suffering under neglect is unfounded. The trip included exposure to university life and attention from campus crowds.
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Moscow
Oberlini College
Russia
Daniel Berger
Great Neck
N.Y
Kiev
Berger
Edi
Communist Daily Worker
Jitors
Hisi
Ukraine
Zaner Hollin
Trip Lander
University of
Michigan Daily
Mark Emond
Colorado At University Daily
Kiev University
Wiggins Heads Industrial Employes Group in Community Chest
Ronald L. Wiggins, Bendix Westinghouse manager, named chairman of the industrial employes section in the 145 835 Community Chest Campaign. The "B" section will solicit about 12 000 Elyria industrial workers, excluding executives targeted by the industrial advance gifts section. Campaign aims for federated giving under united appeals, with a labor management committee reaching workers in area plants. Continued.
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Ronald L. Wiggins
Bendix-Westinghouse
Allan W. Fritzsche
Elyria
Wiggins
United Appeals
Rec Feather
United Labors
Clark Refuses Indian Proposal to Extend Prisoner Interviews
General Mark W. Clark rejects extending interview periods for anti- Communist prisoners beyond 90 days as tensions rise between United Nations forces and Indian custodians. South Korea accuses India of siding with Communists after deaths in custody and threatens armed action.
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Ding Wwung
Mark W. Clark
United Nations
South Korea
Thimayya
Clark
India
MRC
U.N
Lockers Looted at Ely School During Afternoon Break
Police report a theft at Ely School yesterday afternoon. A door on the southwest side was left open from 4 to 5 p.m. when the football team returned to find their lockers ransacked and money missing. Eyeglasses with burned rims and burned matches were found in the gym.
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Ely School
Ely
Franklin Field
Move Them Once for Cash in Chroni cle-Telegram Want Ad
A local house cleaning tip promotes selling unused items through Chroni cle-Telegram Want Ads. Dial 4751 to reach an ad taker, who assists in placing a low cost classified notice to move items to eager buyers.
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Chronicle-Telegram
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