Better Leadership Urged for Elyria Progress
Elyria needs capable officials to unlock its retail and industrial potential. Otto Schoepfle of The Chronicle-Telegram urged stronger leadership and governance at a Kiwanis event during National Newspaper Week, criticizing incumbents and calling for decisive action to attract development, tax income, and better city services.
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Elyria
Otto B. Schoepfte
Lorain County Printing and Publishing Co
Chronicle-Telegram
Schoepfie
Kiwanis Club
Schoepfle
Chronicle’Telegram
Schoenile
Cleveland
Elyvia
COUIS
Elywia
Mrs. Luce Expected to Resign From Italy Post
Reports from diplomatic sources say Clare Boothe Luce will resign as United States ambassador to Italy within months after helping broker the Trieste settlement. Her role in resolving the nine year dispute with Yugoslavia over Trieste is highlighted as a major achievement.
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Rome
Clare Bootie Luce
United States
Italy
Yugoslavia
Trieste
Mrs. Luce
Newspaper Honored for Meritorious Community Service
The Chronicle-Telegram was honored by the Lorain Kiwanis Club during National Newspaper Week at the Elks Club. Dexter Kimball presented a Community Service Award to Otte B. Schoepile, president of Lorain County Printing and Publishing Co., the C-T publisher, for faithfully recording and interpreting local national and world news and guiding editorial policy for the community. Atty. A. H. West chaired the program. other attendees included J. Clare George Charles Bennett and Russell Stokley.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Edowina Kiwanis Club
Elks Club
Kiwanis
Dexter Kimball
Otte B. Schoepile
Lorain County Printing and Publishing Co
C-T
Lorain County
Atty
A. H. West
J. Clare George
Charles Bennett
Russell Stokley
Names and pronunciations of international figures
International News Service provides phonetic spellings for Otto Grotewohl Karl Oberg Vyacheslav Molotov and Francois Miutterand while noting how to pronounce each name. The guide clarifies pronunciations for East German premier Otto Grotewohl and officials Molotov and Miutterand and former German general Oberg.
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Otto Grotewohl
Ottoh Grohl-tun-veill
Karl Oberg
Khahri Ol-buhre
Vyacheslav Molotov
Vyah-chehslahi
Mo-n-of
Francois Miutterand
Frahnswah Mitttehr-abn
Girl Fatally Hurt in Car Crash Near Canfield
Ethel Lewise Kugler, 16, of North Lima died Tuesday from injuries after the car she rode in overturned Wednesday three miles south of Canfield. Police investigated the crash as a fatality in Mahoning County Ohio.
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Youngstown
Ethel Lewise Kugler
North Lima
Canfield
Cava
Marian Anderson Signs with the Met Opera
Famed contralto Marian Anderson becomes the first Black singer contracted to perform at the Metropolitan Opera since its 1853 opening. General Manager Rudolf Bing announced a January appearance as Africa in Verdi's The Masked Ball, marking her first operatic role after acclaim in Europe and the United States.
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New York
Marian Anderson
Metropoitan Opera House
Rudolf Bing
Vertii
Miss Anderson
Europe
U. S
Indiana Pen Guards Off Job Replacement Planned
Indiana State Prison officials announced plans to replace 46 guards who failed to report for duty or refused to sign royalty pledges. Interviews were set for 16 certified candidates, while picketing by the International Guards Union continued amid a 49 hour week demand and reinstatement fights.
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Michigan City
Ind
Indiana
State Correction
Hugh P. O'Brien
State Personnel Board
Altough
O'Brien
Prson
Merlin W. Griffith
International Guards’ Union
Heil
Grigoth
Tmck
Police Report Minor Mishap
Cars driven by Rupert C. Lange, 65, Gratton, and Virginia Thompson, 30, of 427 Second St, were involved in a minor collision at West Ave and Third St yesterday. Lange made a left turn from West Ave onto Third St and rammed the Thompson car moving north on West Ave.
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Rupert C. Lange
Gratton
Virginia Thompson
Second St
West Ave
Third St
Lange
Thompson
Burglary Attempt at Moelk Sales Damages Door
Police reported an attempted burglary at Moelk Sales on West Broad Street early today. The rear door rock was damaged but no entry was made and nothing was missing, said company official Arthur Moelk.
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Moelk
West Broad dL
Arthur Moelk
Allied troops begin pullout from Trieste under accord
The first Allied forces withdrew from Trieste as part of the Italian Yugoslav agreement. A U S infantry regiment left for Leghorn signaling the start of the phased pullout.
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Trieste
U. S
Leghorn
Agnes Buck Attacked. thief fled with purse and book
In Berkeley California Agnes Buck aged 60 was assaulted by a thief who stole her purse including seventy one dollars and a copy of Plato's Republic. The incident occurred Thursday.
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Berkeley, Calif
Agnes Buck
Democrats Fight On Power Contract Dominates Ohio Campaign
In Ohio a GOP gathering near the statehouse features Sen. Everett Dirksen and Sen. John Bricker, with Lt. Gov. Brown guiding a parade of political stars, while Democrats led by Port Clinton publisher Robert W. Reider attack Republican leadership. Nationally, Democrats plan hearings to block a immediate waiver for the Atomic Energy Commission contract, aiming to keep the issue alive for full congressional debate. Rhodes derides Ohio tax re appraisal increases as Election Day nears.
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ROBERT VINCENT _ ENS
Ohio
United States
U. S
John W. Brown
Miss Burma
National Republican Party
Hisenhower
Everett Dirksen Ofllinois
John W. Bricker
James A. Rhodes
GOP
George H. Bender
U. S. Senate
Garfield
Grant
Hayes
Harding
Taft
Port Clinton
Robert W. Reider
Steubenville
Rhodes
Reider
Lausthe
Washington
Democrat
House-Seaquick
Atomic Energy Committee
Atomuc Energy Commission
Congress
Joint Alarme Committee
Melvin Price
D-Ill
Chet Holifield
D-Caljif
Wear
Cleveland
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
National Family Life
Oxford
Herrick
Young
Western
Kefauver
W. Sterling Cole
RNY
Joint
Cole
Tennessee
Frank Clement
Witham Langer
R-Nd
Economists Predict Stable Growth Amid Seasonal Shifts
Government economists foresee continued economic stability with ups and downs across sectors. They cite steady home construction and job figures, a one million teen workers returning to school, and inventories easing in August as factors shaping the year end outlook.
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Washington
nanaAvel Thteinace Ienrce
Commerce and Labor Departments
Crump Son to Testify in Housing Scandal Probe
Edward H. Crump Jr. is summoned to testify as Senate investigators near the end of a three month probe into federal housing scandals. The hearing chair, Homer Capehart, said Crump questioned about a mortgage company tied to a Louisiana firm profiting on insured housing projects. Capehart pledged to allow injured witnesses to testify and rebut Preston's charges of character assassination over a Savannah project. He denied knowing Preston’s involvement in the Nelson Apartment project, which Capehart labeled a windfall operation with a reported 250000 gain.
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Washington
Edward H. Crump Jr
E. H. Crump
Senate
Homer E. Capehart
Capehart
Fire Technique Demonstrated at Elyria Memorial Hospital
About 200 nurses and attendants observed a fire fighting demonstration by the Elyria Fire Department at the hospital grounds during Fire Prevention Week. The program emphasized extinguisher use as Capt. Robert H. Curtis and other firefighters supervised hands on practice with rubbish and oil fires. James Franks and Gardner Feely arranged the event.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
Elyria
James Franks
Gardner Feely
Robert H. Curtis
Rothard Buterbaugh
Dayton Cummons
Robert White
Ray Pileski
Student Leader Quits Fight For Segregation
Washington report says Robert Dean 18, Anacostia High School senior and leader of a desegregation strike, announced he would not pursue segregation after talks with city officials. He helps organize a bi racial grievance committee at Anacostia and mentions similar setup at McKinley School as students return to class.
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Washington
Robert Dean
Anacostia High School
Bean
Anacostia School
McKinley School
Hobart M.corning
Corning
Polio Epidemic Hits Tallahassee as Cold Wave Looms
Acting Gov Charley Johns seeks relief as a cold front is seen as the only immediate hope to slow Tallahassee polio cases. With 29 new reports and 58 000 residents, authorities warn of crowded hospitals and mounting home treatment as temperatures were expected to drop into the mid fifties.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Charley
Johns
Florida
Tallahassee Memorial Hospital
Women Rallis Tracks Down Young Bandit at Store
In Columbus 62 year old confectionery proprietor Miss Elizabeth Harris used her store as a makeshift police aid to stop an 11 year old would be robber. A pop can barrage knocked him back before he fled. Harris then traced the youth by consulting an older boy’s mother, leading to the boy’s arrest and confession.
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Columbus
Elizabeth Harris
Miss Harms
South
New Department Funds Earmarked For Ohio Projects
Dr. John DB Porterfield says $21,879,000 for Hygiene Corrections capital improvements is largely allocated to specific projects leaving $8.144 million to be guided by architects. Monthly spending exceeds $1 million and no funds will remain after nine months. Bids will open for a Dayton nurses home and employ building, a Toledo storeroom and storage building, a Youngstown nurses home, and Mt. Vernon physicians unit.
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Columbus
John Db.porterfield
State ‘Hygiene Corrections Department
Portarfield
Dayton State Hospital
Cosg
Toledo State Hospital
Youngstown
Woodside Receiving Hospital
Mt. Vernon State Hospital
Whisky Flows Like Water in Columbia Police Mix Up
Police ordered 234 gallons of confiscated whisky dumped down a drain but learned the drain fed a public pipe hours later. A passerby warned officers the liquor would reach the street, and they hustled to collect the liquid using assorted utensils as onlookers watched.
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Scheepfle
Schoepile
Elyria
Elyma
Schozpfle
O’neil-Sheffield
Lorain County
Columbia, S
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