Faure Fires 4 From Cabinet Ditcher Cuts Off 4,000 Telephones
A ditching accident on the Longfellow Ave storm sewer project cut a main feeder cable and left about 4,000 Elyria Telephone Co. subscribers without service east of Abbe Rd. Ridgeville residents were affected. Crews rushed repairs, with some restoration expected tonight and full service by tomorrow morning. A Hume Co. crew used a 1955 map showing utilities five feet underground, but the cable was actually 38 inches below surface.
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Shakespeare
Elyria Telephone Co
Longfellow Ave
T. J. Hume Co
Abbe Rd
Ridgeville
Joe Fordham
Fordham
Hume Co
Elyria Republicans Kickoff Campaign Rally Draws 350
About 350 Elyria Republicans gathered at the American Legion Home to launch the party's election campaign. Signs and decorations featured pro campaign imagery while noisemakers were handed to attendees to amplify the event.
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Elyria
American Legion
Guards Move In To End Violence At Strikebound Plant
Hundreds of National Guardsmen backed by tanks and half tracks seized control of New Castle Indiana to quell violent clashes at the Perfect Circle Corp plant. Gov George Craig ordered 600 troops into the town before dawn after nine people were wounded in a two hour gunfight at the plant on Wednesday. Four pickets and four non strikers were shot and a state police captain was assaulted as officers restored order.
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New Castle
Ind
Perfect Circle Corp
George Craig
Segal
Perfect Circle
Chrysler Corp
CIO United Auto Workers
Chrysler
Aday
Jon
Clyde Hottiman
Hollman
Hoffman
Praise from Shocknessy highlights Keys handling Pike case
Elyria mayor and Shocknessy of the Ohio Turnpike Commission praised Keys for managing a wrong way drunk driving case on the turnpike. The release cited Keys’ adherence to policy and duty, while noting the driver’s license sanction could not be revoked by the mayor’s court. The report also covers a federal embezzlement sentence in New York and a violent stand-off in New Castle with guards, tanks, and factory tensions surrounding Perfect Circle and Chrysler plants.
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Elyria
Keys
Pike
James W.shocknessy
Shockman
Ohio Turnpike
Shocknessy
New York
Statlin
Shacknessy
John C. Siemer
South Amherst
Ohio
A. Matthew Ab- Tuzzo
Siemer
Federal
Brooklyn
Elyria-Lorain
Turnpike Patrol
Coleman Strickler
Pitts
Overdue United Air Lines DC-4 with 64 aboard presumed down
A United Air Lines four engined DC-4 transport carrying 64 passengers and crew was overdue on a Denver to Salt Lake City flight No. 409. It took off from Denver at 6 33 a m MST and had not been heard from since. Route change rumors denied by Governor Lausche regarding a Cleveland area turnpike band cause uncertainty in traffic planning.
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Denver
United Air Lines
Salt Lake City
Air Coach Flight No
New York City
San Francisco
Columbus
INS
Cleveland
Lausche
Weather report for Northeastern Ohio and Lake Erie warnings
Cloudy mild day with scattered showers and thunderstorms then cooler tonight. High near 75, low around 50. Wednesday's temperatures around 52 to 64 with 1.01 inches rainfall in 24 hours ending 3 PM Wednesday. Small craft warnings remain for Lake Erie with south to southwest winds 25 to 30 mph. Also notes a dance event and a rummage sale at 143 Harrison Street inviting the public.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
Round
Dancine Prestnea
Eaton Wes
Hedges
la Pore
Harrison St
Garage
North Olmsted mayor fights for Rt. 10 repair
North Olmsted Mayor Dr. Charles B. Lewis fights to have Ohio Route 10 repaired at state expense under a code allowing highway work with municipal approval. He argues the city cannot pay about 300,000 for half the fix, while a new RL 17 truck route nears opening. The deteriorating north side near his home and business district shows heavy truck use and rough pavement.
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North Olmsted
State Highway Department
Charles B. Lewis
Highway Department
Lewis
Columbus
Ohio Turnpike
Rt. 10
North Olmsted Furns
Clariue
Columbia
Barton and
McKenne Rds
Fauver to Lead Bank Operations at Lorain County Savings
Earl J. Fauver was elected executive vice president of The Lorain County Savings & Trust Co. by president A. J. Placher. Fauver, a 31 year banking veteran and Elyria resident, will oversee bank operations while Placher remains president and director.
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Earl J. Fauver
Lorain County Savings & Trust Co
A. J. Placher
Fauver
Placher
Lorain County
Messenger
Dorothy
Bill
Columbia Ave
E A Brandt, 64, North Ridgeville Florist, Dies
Ernest A. Brandt died at 2:20 today at his home in Ridgeville after a heart attack. A longtime civic leader, he chaired the North Ridgeville School Board, led the Grange, helped start the fire department, and served as township trustee. Surviving are wife Florence M., daughter Eleanor Trill, two granddaughters, sister Mrs. Florence Hein. Funeral Sunday at 3 p.m. at Sudro Curtis Funeral Home. Burial in North Ridgeville Cemetery.
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Ernest A. Brandt
North Ridgeville
Center Ridge Rd
Brandt
North Ridgeville Grange
North Ridgeville Fire Department
Ridgeville Township
North Ridgeville School Board
Cleveland
Rocky River
Sudro- Curtis Funeral Home
Ralph Chapman
Husband Stays Home Too Much
Santa Monica, Calif. Mrs Jeanne Johnson Archer 28 divorced her actor husband Archer McDonald by testimony he stayed home too much. She said he made her life unhappy because he was home most of the time and followed her about the house as she worked.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Jeanne Johnson Archer
Archer McDonald
Eisenhower Progress Continues
Denver reports President Eisenhower's hospital bedside progress remains favorable after a quiet night. A 7 am bulletin said he slept well for about eight and a half hours from 3:20 pm to 6 am and awakened refreshed and relaxed with progress continuing without complications.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Faure dismisses four Gaullists as debate looms
Paris Premier Edgar Faure fired four Gaullist cabinet members including Defense Minister Pierre Koenig and moved to a National Assembly debate on North African policy and a vote of confidence. The step follows renewed criticism of Morocco and Algeria handling as Faure seeks a national unity approach amid a fragile seven month old government.
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Paris
Edgar J Faure
National Assembly
Spremier
Defense
Pierre Koenig
Tte
Fure
Koenig
Gaston Pelewski
Raymond Triboulet
Maurice Bayrou
Faure
National Union
Republican ‘Party
Edouard Corrignon-Molinier
Publisher Urges Stop Renewing WEOL Licenses
Washington Ohio publisher S A Horvitz vice president of the Lorain Ohio Journal and Mansfield Journal asks FCC to reconsider and set aside license renewals for WEOL and two rival stations alleging unfair practices false statements and pirated news. He seeks to overturn a Sept 7 action renewing the stations' licenses and argues competition has harmed his papers.
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Washington
Tor
S. A. Horvitz
Lorain Ohio Journal
Mansfield Ohio Journal
Richland, Inc
Own
Horvitz
Alse
Terete Peerme
Boompre
FCC
Where To Turn Youth Clubs Active In Ely Village
Ely Village youth groups newly organized undertake varied projects. First page fourth section notes an election board action to answer a mandamus case in the state Supreme Court. This brief item highlights civic youth involvement and a court action linked to local governance.
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Ely Village
First Million Dollar World Series of 1923
Chronicle-Te highlights the 1923 World Series where the New York Yankees defeated the champions four games to two. Over 300,000 fans paid more than a million dollars in attendance and receipts for the series, marking a landmark in baseball history.
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Yanks
Chronicle-Te
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Bay Wellington
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