Industry pledges boost fund drive to 77 percent of goal
At the United Fund of Greater Elyria luncheon in the American Legion hall, Industry led by Dexter S. Kimball Jr. reported 230,877 toward the drive, 77 percent of the 200,660 goal. The General Motors Band provided entertainment as divisions reported totals led by Industrial at 173,946 and Commercial at 45,583.
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United Fund of Greater Elyria
American Legion Hall
Amarin Beneelias Mmantion 1
Esulie- House Automotive Air Brake Co
Dexter S. Kimball Jr
Greater Elyria United Fund
General, Motors
Harold Zeasley
Gene St. Marie
Rt. Rev
W. L. Newton
General Industries Co
Timms Spring Co
Western Automatic Machine Screw Co
Bendix-Westinghouse Automotive Air Brake&Co
Edward Kurtz
Don O’connor
Dale Kellogg
Paul Wellman
Eight questioned in triple slaying case in Chicago
Chicago police questioned eight men over the slaying of three boys, with none deemed a good suspect. Lie detector tests were planned for Edward Robblies and Michael Chupnick, who was held after copper wire and tape were found in his car. Chupnick mentioned a bowling alley linked to the victims. A reluctant witness then potentially shifted police theories, saying he may have seen the killers ready to dispose of the bodies.
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Chicago
Edward Robblies
Michael Chupnick
Chupnick
Edward Rohlfes
Forest Preserve
Rohlfes
Robert Peterson
John Schuessler
John
Anton
Rohlnes
Robinson's Woods
Sheriff's
Rohifes
Brookville
Ind
Gloria Vasuez
Robinson Woods
iChicago
Auth
Joseph Lohman
Rohlies
Odies
Lohman
Robbies
Roblies
Ralph Helm
Gong Tn
Jerry Kearns
United States and Britain oppose new Soviet disarmament demands
At the UN disarmament talks in Geneva, the United States and Britain rejected Soviet calls to reopen debate on arms controls before the Big Four discuss the issue. Ambassador Lodgett warned against delaying progress, while British envoy Nutting urged avoiding further confusion and duplication in negotiations amid stalled disarmament talks.
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United Nations
U.S
Britain
UN Disarmament Commission
Geneva
Henry Cabot Lodgett
Anthony
Nutting
Russia
Bendix-Westinghouse Tops Goal With Strong Donations
Bendix-Westinghouse exceeded their $18,760 quota by $6,264 as shown by a Chronicle-Telegram Staff photo. The effort involved Bendix-Westinghouse and contributors including Roy Daily and Walter Lundberg.
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Roy Daily
Walter Lundberg
Bendix- Westinghouse
Chronicle-Telegram
Auto Hits Cars Driver Dead in Cleveland Crash
Harry Thomas, 66, of Cleveland died when his car struck parked vehicles on East 89th Street near Euclid Avenue in Cleveland early today. The driver was alone and pronounced dead at the scene. Authorities investigated the crash as a single vehicle incident.
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Cleveland
Harry Thomas
East 89Th Street
Euclid Avenue
Weather in Northeastern Ohio Cloudy with light showers
Cloudy with light showers and cooler today high around 60s. Partly cloudy and cooler tonight with low 40s to 43. Saturday fair and cool. Five day forecast shows above normal temperatures but cooler late week with scattered showers today and Monday. Lake Erie small craft warnings ease. winds south to southwest 2 to 25 mph shift to northerly.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
Dane Theach
Darek Photisi
Westinghouse seeks injunction to curb mass picketing
Westinghouse Electric Corp. asked a court for an injunction to stop mass picketing and violence at its strike bound East Pittsburgh plant and nearby Homewood repair shops. A company spokesman said similar injunctions would be sought at any plant where mass picketing is planned.
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Pittsburgh
Westinghouse Electric Corp
East Pittsburgh
CIO International Union of Electrical Workers
Westinghouse
ICE
IUE
Lima
Ohio
Buffalo
Jersey City
N. 4
NYC Railroad And Branches Cross Highways In County At 97 Places
Lorain County crossings face safety gaps as 97 points on New York Central and branches run through the county. Automatic signals protect 37 unprotected spots amid 207 crossings, with rural and suburban routes showing trees blocking signs, brush obscuring views, and limited warning devices at several crossings. Westinghouse strike context and ongoing visual obstructions at several crossings are noted.
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NYC Railroad
Lorain County
Oif
Smart
New York Central
Ino Elyria
Ridgeville Transhin
Elstia
Amherst
Armherst
Elyria
Olive St
Abbe Rd
Foster Park Rd
Crosse Rd
Amherst Township
Dewey Rd
Oberlan Rd
Amherst News Briefs and Schedule Highlights
Polio inoculation second-shot schedule set to start Wednesday. Playmakers score with fit of three King of Hearts performances. Amherst candidates seek village offices in races. Courthouse, Death Records, Entertainment Pages, Garden Page, Green Thumb, Hospital Notes, Livestock Market, Lorain News.
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King of Hearts
Amherst Orarch News
Seherhan Comics
Green Thumb Hospital
Lorain News
Gamble seeks place on Cleveland ballot in court challenge
Ohio Supreme Court heard a dispute over whether Albert R. Gamble, who finished second in Cleveland Ward 25, can have his name on the November 8 ballot. The case tests city charter rules that only the primary winner appears on the general election ballot, with write in possible. If granted, the ruling could affect Mayor Celebrezze and other near finalists seeking ballot access.
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Columbus
SNS
Cleveland
Ohio Supreme Court
Albert R. Gamble
High Court
Cuyahoga County Election Board
Gamble
Alexander]iMartin Jr
Martin
Cuyahoga County
Saul Danaceau
Cleveland Law
William P. McKnight
Danaceau
Anthony Celebrezze
Celebrezze
Fishing Ship Sinking In Gulf Near Gulfport
The Coast Guard responded to a distress call from the Tampa bound fishing vessel Dan Patch, reporting it could not stay afloat as two pumps failed to keep it from taking on water. A cutter and rescue plane rushed to aid about 500 miles south of Gulfport in the Gulf of Mexico.
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Gulfport
Coast Guard
Here
Gulf of Mexico
Niki
Southern
Gulf
Dan Patch
Tampa
Fla
Paper Probe Asked In Wake Of Canadian Newsprint Rise
Senator Glenn Beall has asked the Senate Banking Committee to investigate the recent five dollar per ton increase in newsprint prices from Canada. The move signals concern over rising costs affecting U.S. publishers and could impact newspaper production costs nationwide.
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Washington
Dy Glenn
Beall
Senate
Queen Elizabeth Reflets Duty at George VI Memorial
London reports Queen Elizabeth II stressed his selfless duty in a speech at the George VI memorial unveiling. Princess Margaret faced feelings over her marriage to Townsend as she and Elizabeth recalled their father’s honor and duty amid rain and royal attendance.
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London
Elizabeth
Margaret
George VI
Duke of Edinburgh
Peter Townsend
RAF
Townsend
Church of England
Edward VIII
United Press
Home On Range Not Approved
Police questioned David Gilkey of Cincinnati about a two day residence on an artillery range at Jefferson Proving Grounds He will be arraigned before a U S commissioner on charges of breaking and entering and trespassing He was found living in an abandoned farm building within close range of thousands of rounds of heavy bombardment
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Madison, Incl
David Gilkey
Cincinnati
Jefferson Proving Grounds
Gilkey
United States
Classified ad snippets on sales and services
A dated classified snippet promotes adding length to tablecloths with uppers and near invisible zippers. It urges extending income through Chronicle Telegram Classified ads and offers contact via ad writer for cash. Also features a quick sale of a 28 inch boys bicycle and a roll away bed with a phone number.
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Rome
AMD
Chronicle Telegram
Maal
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Emes
Tare Day
Bam
By Peg Teterson
Murray Ridge
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Race Rd
Maddock Rd
Mayer's Court
Obessin
Police Department
Sebarhan Calerdsr
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Wellington
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