Eisenhower Sends Views To Cabinet Ahead of Friday Meeting
President Eisenhower routed his views to the cabinet through Sherman Adams after a brief bedside session at Fitzsimons Army hospital. The delivery comes on a day marked by his busiest period since admission on September 24 following a heart attack.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Sherman Adams
Washington
Adams
Fitzsimons Army Hospital
Pennsylvania State University
Humphrey
Bulganin
United States
Milton
Fitzsimons
Mayor Collects Facts Fire Call Late in Brandtson Ave Blaze
Mayor Keys to lead full probe into Elyria Telephone Co service after a Brandtson Avenue house fire disrupted area phone lines. Fire started in the basement of Michael Ksenich’s home at 133 Brandtson Ave and caused heavy smoke damage while residents scrambled to report the blaze amid outages. A 600 pair cable was said damaged last week by road work, with a 200 pair stub affected in the same area.
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Brandtson Ave
Mayor Keys
Elyria Telephone Co
Michael Ksenich
Elyna
Keys
Starbng
J E. Boggs
Bert
Ksenich
Cleveland St
Gulf Rd
Taylor
Pasadena Ave
Elyria
Brandtson
the Chronicle Telegram
Identity Of Dead Girl May Never Be Known
Cleveland police said they may never identify the faceless girl found in Brookside Park, with only a few clues including a brassiere label, a dental chart, a rough note, and a nearly unreadable message. Autopsy results were pending to determine cause of death, with authorities noting possible natural causes and no evidence of a violent crime. The note fragments hindered the investigation as rain and delay hampered reading more of the message.
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Brookside Park
Missing Persons Bureau
Homicide
David Kerr
Samuel Gerber
Kerr
Cleveland writer predicts Eisenhower will not seek reelection
A Cleveland newspaper columnist in Los Angeles believes President Eisenhower will not run again due to illness. He argues Republicans will shift hopes to 1956 for stars in domestic and foreign policy and notes the Eisenhower health issue could block a comeback.
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Los Angeles
INS
Eisenhower
Cleveland Plain Dealer
May Be Link In Case Surfaces After Bag Found Near East Oberlin
A paper shop bag containing clothing a handbag and a teenage girl’s items was found beneath steps at Rt 20 and 10 intersection. Cards bearing the name Beverly Knapp suggest Cleveland ties. Dates on cards point to 194. Police in Cleveland and deputies pursue whether the items connect to a body found at Brooks Side Park in Cleveland.
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East Oberlin Wwrch
Brooksside Park
Cleveland
Beverly Knapp
Weather report for Northeastern Ohio shows rain ending mid‑morning
Rain in Northeastern Ohio ends by mid morning with a shift to partly cloudy and cooler conditions. Temperatures expected in the mid 60s to low 70s with light westerly winds. Rainfall for the past 24 hours recorded around a quarter inch, humidity near 82 percent midday, sunrise at 6:36 am and sunset at 5:50 pm. Moonrise and moonset times given for Thursday.
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Ohio
Crear
Coolie
Jew
Lake Ene
Per Tam
Where To Turn Cancer Leader Chosen
The Lorain area obituary notes the death of 82 year old producer Arthur Hammerstein in a West Palm Beach hospital after a heart attack. He was known for musical productions including Nauzh and Patience Manetta. The report mentions his role with the Cancer Society and his status as a notable producer.
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West Palm Beach
Fla. M
Arthur Hammerstein
Wrain County Cancer Society Board
Forest Greenshields
Nauzh- Lorain
Patty Manetta
New York
Erie County
Bunal
Woodlawn
Comerence
Lorain County Seeks State Hearing on Rail Crossings
Lorain County officials press Columbus for action on dangerous rail crossings following past tragedies at LaGrange Township and Sheffield crossings. Plans for flashers at Rt 254 by Nov 1 and auto gates at Chestnut Ridge gate under PUC orders. Installation expected by March.
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Powers-That-Be
Columbus
Lorain County
LaGrange Township
New York Central
Sheffield
Chestnut Ridge Rd
Rt. 254
Chestnut Ridge
PUC
Basil Boritzki
Boritzki
Mona Walsh
North Ridgeville
Troopers Guard New Castle Plant Under Martial Law
Six hundred National Guardsmen arrived to guard the Perfect Circle foundry in New Castle Indiana after last week's gun battle left nine wounded eight by gunfire. Gov George N Craig said troopers will stay through mid November to enforce peace in a two county area. Production resumed with 114 workers reporting as managers expect 30 percent normal by early next week.
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New Castle
Ind
National
Rdden Perfect Circle Corp. Foundry
George N. Craig
Indianapolis
Anderson
Alexandra
Craig
Perfect Circle Foundry
CIO United Auto
C B. Juday
Bond Sales Rise in Treasury Report
The Treasury Department reports Americans bought 12 percent more savings bonds this year than all of last year. It says Americans now own almost 14 billion dollars worth of series E and H bonds.
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Washington
Friend Of Princess Margaret Serves As Townsend Chauffeur
London reports a close friend of Princess Margaret served as chauffeur for RAF Group Captain Peter Townsend, the man the princess is said to love, marking a dramatic turn in the romance narrative.
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Princess Margaret
Townsend
Charles A. Swith London
Pricess
Margaret
RAF
Peter Townsend
John Wills
London
Balmoral
Scotland
Marquess of
Mrs. Wills
Marquess
Marchioness of
Russia Pushes Poland for UN Security Council Seat
United Nations dispatch reports Russia launches an all out campaign to win a UN Security Council seat for Poland. Deputy Foreign Minister Kuznetsov holds a press conference to sway votes against the Philippines, backed by the United States, as Poland vies for the non permanent seats left by Turkey.
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United Nations
Russia
Poland
Security Council
Sonet
Forarcn
VV Kuznetsue
Phlippines
Turkey
Cuba
Australia
Tan
Henry Cabot Lodze Jr
Polani
Janusz Katz- Suchy
United States
Philippines
Lodge
London
Four Ohio cities rated hot spots for buying power
Elyria and Lorain rank high among U.S. cities in 1954 buying power gains per Sales Management magazine October issue. Elyria 109.5 and Lorain 108.1 outpace national average. combined prospect buying power about 14.39 million with Lorain around 8 million and Elyria over 6 million.
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Elyna
Lorain
Sales Management Magazine
Elyria
Ohio
Steubenville
Warren
Elyria Eager
New Toth Case Hearings Open
Washington dispatch reports a second round of Supreme Court hearings for Robert W. Toth a Pittsburgh steel worker arrested by the Air Force on a Korean murder charge after his discharge The Court has yet to decide if Air Force jurisdiction continues post discharge following a lower court order for release that was later reversed by the Court of Appeals
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Washington
INS
Supreme Court
Pittsburgh
Robert W. Toth
Air Force
High Tribunal
Toth
A.S. District Court
U.S. Court of Appeals
Plans Changed McCallsburg Bank Robbery Attempt
Charles Layton Cox, 22, told police he canceled his plan to rob the Zearmne Bank in Iowa after being arrested with a stolen car near McCallsburg. The incident underscores a thwarted robbery and immediate arrest in the McCallsburg area.
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Mccallsburg
Iowa
Charles Layton Cox
Zearmne
Hipper Man’s Idea Bold Shoe Laces Past Inventions
Whitcomb L. Judson is credited with inventing side fasteners in 1881 after lacing shoes became annoying to turn. He demonstrated his invention at the 1893 Chicago World’s Fair. Classifieds offer to sell items and rooms for rent with wire‑service style ads and partial details.
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Whitcomb L. Judson
Chicago
Paul Con
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