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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1958

Page

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Four-member Lorain probe questions Dorsey on gambling

The Lorain tipoff probe questioned Dorsey, 44, of 1115 Washington Ave, charged with running a gambling place at 2610 Colorado Ave. The committee, led by Lt Joseph Cn, Lt William Feedurl, and Inspector Maurice Leonard, questioned police and staff after a reporter's tip sparked a routine check. Dorsey, released on 3200 bond, denies taking payoffs. hearings continue to determine possible grand jury action.

Loratn Dorsey Dorsey Washneton Ave Gamblling Colorado Ave Maurice’oinard E.ane Fork Pawlay Trethin Reed Gerr Cleveland Tras Milan Balich George Verman Gambing Acuties John Ferguson Richard Hunker Kaldi Cleveland Press Ben Marino Chuir Fe.puson Fndas Mumford Pawlak Om Hunker Ruiser Findas Ferguson Raheh Whitman Miraldi County Grand Jury Andrew Warhola J. William McCray Virgil Burger Wilton Friedman Dorsey

Fire in Bloomington car thwarted by steak sauce

A Bloomington car fire was extinguished by local firefighters who arrived to find the blaze already out. Witnesses say Jackson had put it out with a bottle of steak sauce before responders arrived.

Bloomington TL 1 UPI Adacason Jackson

Eisenhower cites rise in industrial output and job gains

Washington reports a continued uptick in industrial production and the September building boom, with Eisenhower framing the data as evidence of recovery. He notes a 585000 drop in unemployment and argues steady growth follows sound policy, while Kenneth Keating campaigns for Senate in New York. GM chairman Frederick Donner also predicts further employment and industrial gains.

Washington LPI Eisenhower Commerce and Labor Department Kenneth B Keating New York US Senate Fredenck Donner General Motors Corp Tuesda

Eisenhower Says Foreign Policy Should Stay Out Of Politics

President Eisenhower criticized injecting foreign policy into campaigns and urged parties to avoid partisan quarrels over East Asia policy. He noted budget concerns for fiscal 1960, and defended wartime strategy while downplaying criticism from Montgomery. He hinted at a possible mayoral run.

Washington UPI Eisenhower Truman John Foster Dulles Quemoy United States Matsu Red China Formosa

UN Chief Outlines Peace Force Plans

United Nations Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold outlines a UN peace force concept intended for noncombat roles and avoiding internal conflicts. The briefing emphasizes a defensive, stabilizing mission rather than offensive operations.

United Nations, N.Y UPI Dag Hammarskjold

Where To Turn School Study Planned in Elyria

A Town Hall meeting outlines a permanent Edenton outgrowth plan forming an Elyria study group. Campaign activity for the November 4 election features appearances by ONeill and Bricker. The Chronicle Telegraph donates first filmstrips for 20 area schools while Sheffield Lake considers a sewage project suit.

Elyria Chronicle-Telegram Sheffield Lake Counsil

O'Neill Receives Sandusky Home Report

Ohio Governor O'Neill received an upl A report from Highway Patrol on the Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Home in Sandusky. Major John W. Parker faced accusations of soliciting funds for a convention. auditing found the home's accounts in poor shape. Parker said funds were voluntary gifts and returned. Two former employees alleged misuse of state purchased food. The patrol examined affidavits. the governor would read the report soon as he toured the Cleveland area.

Columbus UPL Ohio Sandusky Thas William O'Neill O Neill John W.parker Parker I Dayton O'Neil Hal Conefry O'Neill Cleveland

Army Fights 2000 Missile Scientists Transfer

The Army objects to transferring about 2,000 missile scientists including Dr. Wernher von Braun to the civilian Space Agency NASA. Maj Gen John Medaris travels to Washington to seek to block the move while NASA expands control over space projects and Vanguard work. Von Braun remains a leading figure in Huntsville Alabama with ties to ABMA.

Excenhower Medans Abma Jet Propulsion Laboratory California Huntsville Glennap National Aeronautics and Space Agency I Nasas John P. Hagen NASA Eisenhower East Congress Army Air Force Kenwn Vanguard Glennan Hagen Navy Naval Research Laboratory Washington von Braun L. S

Formosa Stockpile Planned Ahead of Possible War

Chinese nationalist economic officials plan a three month stockpile of essential supplies on Formosa including food fuel ammunition and other materiel sources say. The report follows a large buildup of mortars and civilian supplies on Quemoy offshore islands and notes shipments to the outpost could endure a winter siege. Chiang Kai shek defended not reducing reserves and Chen Cheng stated the Nationalists will not abandon Matsu or Quemoy.

Tjaipel Quemo Formosa Peiping Chiang Kai - Shek LS Defense Secretar Netl H McFfrey Quemoy Washington Chen Cheng Wsllme Matsu

Crossing Crash Toll Rises To 3

The widow of a grade crossing tragedy at Abbe Rd and Elyria Memorial Hospital reports the third victim, Antoinette Mazzeo, 17, died at 7:30 p.m. She, along with her father Vito Mazzeo, 40, and brother Richard, 13, were killed in Saturday’s crash. The prosecutor declined to file charges, citing no unlawful act. Survivors include her mother Lucey Mazzeo and two brothers. Funeral services are set for Friday at St. Rocco Church, with burial at Hols Cross Cemetery in Brook Park.

Abbe Rd Elyria Memorial Hospital Antoinette Mazzeo Clark St Vito Mazzeo Richard Loram County Elyria Polce Department Adrian Belles Grafton Wazzee Lucey Mazveo Vito Co Herman H Sudro-Curns Funeral Home Repepr Funeral Fulton Rd Cleveland Sietme St Roecas Church Hols Cross Cemeter Brook

Workers Ratify GI Contract At General Industries

Industrial workers at General Industries ratified three year contracts with Locals 15 18 and Local 89. About 199 maintenance and production workers began returning to work as the plant planned a gradual rehiring to full capacity. A company spokesman said it would take time to restore the hourly rated pre strike workforce and expected clarity in a couple of weeks.

General Industries Co Mechanics Educational Society of America International Chemical Workers

Five held in sweep on temple bombing probe in Atlanta

Wallace H. Allen and four others were arrested by Atlanta police in a wide investigation into the bombing of a Jewish temple. Allen is jailed on suspicion of violating a state code that carries the death penalty for bombing buildings. Police found anti Semitic literature and penciled Nazi swastikas at Allen's home.

Wallace H. Allen Atlanta Allen UPI

Tunisia Breaks Diplomacy With United Arab Republic

Tunisia announced a break in diplomatic relations with the United Arab Republic after clashes between Tunisian and UAR delegations at the Arab League session in Cairo. The move follows Tunisias accusation of external interference and Egypts sheltering of exile Salah Ben Youssef, a Bourguiba foe. President Habib Bourguiba was set to address the National Constituent Assembly.

Tunis Bpd Tunisa United Arab Republic Tunisian Information Ministry UAR Arab League Council Cairo Tunisia SAR Interferme M. Faleam Sadok Makkadem Falerm Frst Information Ministry Habib Bousaibi

Man Arrested For Theft Of Apples From Orchard

Donald R McDermott aged 52 was arrested in KOKOMO Indiana after taking two bushels of apples from Ian orchard. He told police he acted to beat the frost and get them first.

Ind UPL Donald R McDermott Ian Orchard

Bears and Classified Ads Prompt Quick Sale Tips

A fragmented reader note blends jokes about bears with an ad feel for Chronicle-Telegram classifieds. It mentions quick busers and asks buyers to contact Fairfax 83-3321 or Lorain Cherry 4-1119, then lists youth items like bed, bathinette, car seat, toddler clothing, and a 5th Street electric iron.

Chronicle-Telegram Elhmia Dial Fairfax Lorain Sommers

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