Scouts Aid In Chest Campaign Effort At Community Drive
Girl and Boy Scouts organize and pack hundreds of campaign kits for the 1955 Chest drive. Eight to ten scouts prepare headers and materials while scouts visit business establishments and greet homes. C Sheldon Rieley leads the Chest campaign tasks and Elyria prepares a four page summary of scout work.
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Chest
Explorer Scouts
Boy Scout District
C. Sheldon Rieley
Elyria
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Ford L. Sherman
American Legion
Lattimore's Lawyers File Bias Charge Blast
Lattimore's counsel moves to blast bias claims as a witness again refuses to answer at a hearing. Fayre OE faces questions about the charge while the session continues.
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Lattimore
Bias
Top candidates on air tonight in Ohio telecasts
Sporadic broadcasts feature GOP hopefuls Bender and Burke in a multi-city, three network push. Lausche faces criticism from Arihades as Burke and Bender plan Columbus appearances and national TV tie ins amid a heated veteran benefits controversy and FCC license questions.
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Robert Vincent
Chile
TV Airways
Lausche
Cleveland
George H. Bender
Wally
WLW
Columbus
Dayton
Cincinnati
Bender
U.S
Thomas A. Burke
Ohio
Democrats Hopes Rise After Alaska Vote Outlook
Democrats claim momentum after Alaska returns and national trends favor gains in the House. Party leaders, including Rep. Michael J. Karwan and Sen. Sparkman, say the odds favor more seats while Republicans seek to dampen fallout from Charles Wilson remarks and McCarthy’s stance on the Eisenhower farm program.
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Washington
Michael J. Karwan
Ohio
Wilson
Alaska
Joseph R
McCarthy
Preece
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Wisconsin
Bethesda Naval Hospital
New Jersey
Clifford P. Case
Senate
National Girl Scout worker to speak at Black River meeting
Miss Oleda Schrottky of the National Girl Scouts will guest the Black River Girl Scout Council Monday and Tuesday. She will lead a Monday workshop at the Lorain Elks Club and speak at the annual council meeting on Tuesday evening at Holly Hall. Her talk covers Girl Scouting and its community place.
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Oleda Schrottky
Girls
Scouts of the USA
Black River Girl, Scout Council
Black River Council
AmHet
Muss scMrousy
Uraianary
America
Council
Holly ‘Hall
Lorain
Lorain Elks Club, 203 Sixth St
American Educational Association
American National Theater and Academy
Miss Schrottky
United Appeal
Driver Charged After Mishap and Testimony Dispute
Two overlapping local and federal cases intertwine as Leonard Avery and Richard Brown collide at Elyria Avenue and 21st Street injuring two drivers. A separate indictment filed by U.S. Attorney Leo Rover accuses Lattimore of perjury denying Communist ties before a Senate committee. The case targets Judge Youngdahl for alleged bias as the January trial date nears.
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Washington
Justice Department
Owen Lattimore
Lattimore
Minnesota
Luther W. Youngdahl
Harry S. Truman
Pammenot
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Mam
Beach, Fla
Lamb
Herbert Shartman
Ibex
Brown
Cwru Yehay Lattimore
Johns Hopkins University
Senate Internal Security
Youngdahl
U.S
Leo A. Rover
Ss Rover
Baltimore
Rover
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Lorain
Elyria Ave
21St St
Leonard Avery
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Elyria
Richard Eugene Brown
Kew Gardens
Avery
Panel Discussion On Transportation Features Meeting
A Elyna Traffic Club panel on rail truck and air transport held at the Graystone Hotel. Members included Jack Rhys Edwards Flannery from Middle Atlantic Transportation and Dale Swain of Thew Shovel Co who moderated. W H Mills chaired the prior business session as club president.
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Elyna Traffic Club
Chamber of Commerce
Graystone Hotel
Jack
Rhys
Capital Airlines
Edwards
Flannery
Middle Atlantic Transportation Co
Dale Swain
Thew Shovel Co
Swain
Wellington Board Approves School Added Payments
The Wellington school board approved more payments totaling about 1.2 million dollars for work on the new school addition. Contracts awarded include a B-58 Hustler production deal at Consolidated Vultee in Fort Worth Texas. A committee discussed levies for the November 2 election and open house is scheduled for October 24.
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Talbott
Air School
Jock
Krebs-Calkins Co. Offheed
Burbank
Calif
Elyria
Teezen Electric Co
Lorain
Bel
Alsolte
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Homer Barbe
L. F. BeVier
Morton Campbell
I .Kenneth Avery
Robert Cain
A. EB. Smith
C. Laughlin
St. Joseph Hospital
Marjorie Eckert
Sebastian
Navy Studies Errors In Atom Sub Piping
The Navy reports an investigation into faulty piping that affected the Nautilus and other prototype nuclear submarine engines. Industry and contractors acknowledge errors, with West Milton and Groton shops cited. The Atomic Energy Commission says output remains high and future prospects look good. officials blame industry practices, not sabotage, while replacing substandard piping at contractor sites.
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Nautilus
Pittsburgh
American Iron & Steel
West Milton
N.Y
Stitute
Navy
Electric Boat
USS
Sea Wolfman
Herman F. Baier
Groton
Conn
Baier
Arco
Idaho
Howell
Partic
AEC
Washington
Youthful Driver Cited By Police Traffic Chief
Lorain police crackdown near Lorain High School leads Lt. George Maiden to charge 17 year old Robert Jurezynsin of 1709 West laid Street with reckless operation. The youth’s car lacked a windshield wiper and had spongy brakes with a single license plate, according to the traffic chief.
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Lorain
Lorain High School
George Maiden
Robert & Jurezynsin
West Laid
Lt. Maiden
New US supersonic bomber eyed to replace medium jet force
The Air Force operates F-100, F-101 and F-102 while the F-203 is in development as the fastest expected. A new supersonic bomber may take years to produce and could replace R47G medium bombers though its atomic bomb capacity is unconfirmed. Pentagon experts doubt Soviet endurance craft can carry A-bombs beyond short ranges.
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Pentagon
Navy
Russia
Two Ohioans Fined in Narcotics Case
Bud Laney of Fostoria and Velma Mahoney were fined 350 and 100 dollars in Common Pleas Court for obtaining narcotics fraudulently. One-year prison terms were suspended after guilty pleas. Laney's wife Hazel and Clarence Little were previously fined on the same charges. Albert Smith of Findlay awaits trial.
Young Hunter Found Dead by Brother near Gallipolis
The body of a 12 year old hunter, Ches ex Saunders, was found by his brother on the family farm eight miles west of Gallipolis after he failed to return for lunch. Authorities say a single shot from a 12 gauge gun discharged when the youth allegedly leaned the weapon against a tree, killing him in the chest. He was one of seven children.
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Gallipolis
Chesex Saunders
Bird dog sign sparks job hunt in St. Louis
Paul E. Williams, 19, wandered St. Louis with a sign reading I’m a bird dog Need a jib quick. The notice drew laughs as Williams sought any employment opportunity.
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ST. Louis
Paul E. Williams
Willams
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