Stevenson Charges Leadership Failure in Pennsylvania Campaign
Adlai E. Stevenson barnstormed Pennsylvania denouncing President Eisenhower for a "failure of leadership" in failing to pass relief bills for distressed regions. He blamed the GOP administration as he campaigned by train and auto across the state seeking its 32 electoral votes.
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Miners Win $2.40 Daily Wage Increase at UMW Meet
At the United Mine Workers convention Thomas Kennedy announced a new contract raising pay by 30 cents an hour, amounting to a $2.40 daily rise. Ratification by about 3,000 delegates was expected to be completed soon.
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Weather summary for Northeastern Ohio shows cooler temps
Northeastern Ohio forecast calls for a high around 70 to 75 with mostly cloudy skies tonight. An incursion of showers or thundershowers is possible late today into Thursday. Winds shift north and northwest, then southerly 15 to 22 mph tonight, with total rainfall from two tenths to four tenths of an inch.
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First Ball In Series Opens 1956 World Series
The 1956 World Series began at Ebbets Field with the Yankees and Dodgers, Sal Maglie for Brooklyn and Whitey Ford for New York, starting the game under sunny skies. Campanella caught, Hodges and Reese provided key hits as Dodgers and Yankees traded early runs and outs in a tense opening.
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Accused Men Won't Testify In Air Disaster Coverage
Reported collisions and crashes dominate details with Navy and Air Force officials confirming casualties from a C 124 Globemaster incident. Names of 13 casualties released include two killed. seven injured, and investigators probing the crash cause during refueling at Charleston.
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Bribe Offers Reported By Oberlin Officer
Policeman Maurice Owens told the Chronicle Telegram that six men offered him a $500 a month bribe to back a proposed Oberlin house of prostitution. The bribes were said to come from a young man connected to a Lorain family. County employee and Oberlin officials noted Owens reported the offers but did not act on them.
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Elyria Proposes Nonpartisan Primary On September Ballot
Elyria votes would shift the primary to the second Tuesday in September under a proposed city charter. The plan makes the primary nonpartisan replacing party declarations, with petitions instead for council candidates and changes to filing requirements.
Charter Copies Mailed To Elyria Voters by Commission Members
Mercury Addressing and Mailing Co. prepared the copies for mailing. Frank M. Stevens chairman of the Charter Commission slipped the first copy into a box. Thomas Bowen in charge of printing and mailing. Postmaster Nicholas Smith held the commission’s $220 check. Wilmot Printing Co. printed the charter copies.
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Lorain Wife Pleads Guilty to Killing Husband
Annie Lee Barnes of Lorain pleaded guilty to second degree murder in the shooting death of her husband John at age 28. Judge John D. Pinkura imposed a life sentence with parole possible after 10 years, following a charge reduction from first degree.
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Herbert charges Turnpike head questioned by Shocknessy
Republican lieutenant governor candidate Paul M. Herbert outlined charges against the Turnpike Commission and its chairman James W. Shocknessy at Strongville headquarters. The session followed a morning clash as both men exchanged threats and demands over record access and tax returns.
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Gunman Robs Cleveland Inn in Early Morning Heist
A man entered the Sapphire Inn in Cleveland before closing, displayed a gun, claimed he had killed eight people, and fled as patrons described his polite behavior toward women and a paid return to a woman lacking a cart for an invalid son. Local police investigated.
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Korea Celebrates 289th Birthday in Seoul Parade
Seoul marked Korea's 289th birthday with nationwide celebrations in the capital. Citizens gathered for ceremonies and public tributes highlighting national history and cultural pride.
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Russians To Watch Campaign In United States Observers
Washington reports Russia will send two or three observers to monitor the U S presidential campaign. Moscow accepted a U S invitation and may observe the Soviet type campaigning. The State Department invited observers from Czechoslovakia Hungary Romania and other satellites to monitor free electoral processes.
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Gypsum Plant Talks Progress in Lorain
Lorain officials meet with National Gypsum executives to discuss a multi million plant to employ 300 workers on a 33 acre site east of Henderson Drive and south of the central high ridge. The project would bring 300000 tons of gypsum rock yearly and boost local industries.
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Soviet Foreign Minister Arrives for Suez Debate
Soviet Foreign Minister Dmitri Shepilov arrived in New York promising cooperation on a peaceful solution to the Suez Canal dispute. He traveled with aides and was met by Soviet officials including George Zaroubin and A A Sobolev at the United Nations.
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Weathered classifieds ad tips from Chronicle Telegram
Classifieds tips explain weather and sound alike phrases. It notes the paper’s service to craft ads with skilled writers who phrase entries for best results. Dial 4731 for help.
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