Eisenhower Eyes Whirlwind 2-Day Campaign Swing
White House reports President Eisenhower hopes to tour key states this weekend including Kentucky Michigan Delaware and possibly Ohio New Jersey Iowa and Massachusetts in a two day barnstorming drive aimed at boosting Republican Senate chances before the November elections. The plan awaits final approval as aides weigh how the trip fits his schedule.
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Washington
White House
Esserhower
New England
South
Louisville
Upper Middle West
GOP
Kentucky
Michigan
Delaware
Ohio
Sdams
New Jersey
Iowa
Massachusetts
Eisenhower
Senate
Congress
Elyria 1955 Community Chest campaign reaches goal near
Elyria's 1955 Community Chest campaign nears its final total with pledges at 155 28843 or 89 percent of the 174 065 goal reported at a luncheon by the American Legion Home. Schools Day features Elyria High string ensemble led by Sidney Davis. GM division sponsors luncheon. workers lauded for soliciting success and a Cleveland area guest helps address the group.
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Welyria
Wpledges
American Legion
Elyma
Elytia High School
Sidney Davis
Wilbur Henry
Industral
Charles Rivera
Art Supers
Cine Pfaudler Co
George Frye
Akron
Brown-Lipe-Chapin
General Motors Corp
Timms
Two Ohio Men Among 21 On Missing Air Force Plane
The Air Force announced the list of 21 personnel aboard a C 47 missing since Sunday night from Rome to Manchester France. Included are S Sgt Edward L Sheehan of Springfield Ohio and Pvt 1 C Leo R Foster of Waverly Ohio.
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Air Force
Rome
Italy
Manston
France
Lst
Ssgt
Edward L. Sheehan
Springfeld
Ohio
Arman
Leo R Foster
Waverly
Weather report for Northeastern Ohio with showers today
Considerable cloudiness and mild conditions with a few showers today and highs near 70. Tonight a low around 50. Wednesday mostly cloudy with additional showers and a small temperature change. Monday temperatures ranged 44 to 71 with no significant precipitation in the four hours ending 5 pm. Humidity 82 percent at 8 am and 55 percent at 2 pm. Sunrise 6:50 am sunset 5:31 pm. Moonrise 7:52 am moonset 5:39 pm today.
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Ohio
McCarthy accuses censure panel of prejudice in bid
Senator Joseph McCarthy charged the Senate Censure Committee chaired by Senator Arthur Watkins and two unidentified members with prejudice and fraud for not disqualifying themselves. He said the panel was biased before selection and questioned the committee's impartiality while urging testimony from John Foster Dulles on Soviet policy.
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Joseph F. McCarthy
Senate
Wisconsin
McCarthy
Watkins
Richard M. Nixon
Sensdyin C. Johnson
D-Cole
Sam J. Erin
D-Sc
INS
John Foster Dulles
Utah
Carthy
Germany
Austria
Irving Peress
Secretary of State
All of America
Watlins
Moscow
U. S
Dulles Presses Unity Before Europe Talks
President's foreign policy chief urged Western Europe to solidify strength before any Soviet talks. Field, jailed Polish dissident and husband of Kate Field, is recovering in a Warsaw rest home after five years in prison.
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Soviet Union
Vienna
Austia
Herman
Ohio
Eisenhower
Poland
London
Dulles
Paris
Natare Franailine Timal Security Council
Red
Kate Field
Field
Hugh
Alan
Lonlis
West Germany
Don
Cleve
Land
Washington
Elyria Driv Ja
Warsaw
Sheppard Breaks Down After Grandfather’s Death
In Cleveland Dr. Sam Sheppard cried for 30 minutes after learning his wife’s grandfather died that morning. Court opened with Sheppard in tears as juror proceedings continued. Genevieve A. Pelsey, a cookie packer, was seated as juror replacing Gerald L. Leiderbach who was sent back to his mail route by a peremptory challenge.
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CLEVELAND, O._UP
Sam Sheppard
Sheppard
Jack Lotto
Cleveland
INS
Genevieve A. Pelsey
Edward Blythin
Gerald L. Leiderbach
Pelsey
Maria §White
Whit
Marlyn
Italy
Pope
Lefendant
Get-Out-The-Vote Drives Dominate Last Week Election Efforts
With less than a week until election two parties push final get-out-the-vote campaigns. Republican lieutenant governor hopeful John W. Brown headlines Friday fish fry at Hungarians Hall Lorain while Dorothy Fuldheim addresses the Democratic women’s Northwest District luncheon at Moose Hall. Precinct workers contact voters by door to door and phone as campaigns stress turnout ahead of next Tuesday’s polls.
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East 31St
Globe
Lora
lOet
Moose Hall
Lorain
John W. Brown
Will
Wich
Young Republican Club of
Republican Women’s Club
Dorothy Fuldheim
Dea San Awny Precinet
Amherst polio victim among cases amid Naples flood toll
An 11 year old Amherst boy Ralph Zilch Jr is named as a polio victim in Ohio with 39 local cases this year. The Naples flood toll from a cloudburst and landslides peaks with dozens dead missing and hundreds homeless as rescue crews work amid submerged streets and destroyed roads.
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Sorrento
Havello
Salerno
Najples
Ers
Nand
Interior Ministry
Rome
Cleveland
City Hospital
Ralph Jess
Zilch, Jr
Ralph Zilch
Milan Ave
Zilch Fiomsi
Tommy Mauer
Raymond Mauer
Exchange St
Vermilion
Gates Hospital
Cleveland Hospital
Lorain County
Railroad crossing signals ordered east of Shawville
The State Public Utilities Commission ordered New York Central Railroad to install automatic flasher light signals and short arm gates at the Chestnut Ridge Road crossing in Shawville Loraza County.
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Columbus
State Public Utilities Commission
New York Central Railroad
Chestnut Ridge Road
Shawville
Loraza County
Thirteen Puerto Ricans Sentenced in New York Case
Thirteen members of the Puerto Rican Nationalist party were sentenced to six years in prison for conspiracy to overthrow the United States government by violence.
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New York
United States
Living Cost Index Drops in September
The Labor Department reports a 0.3 percent fall in the cost-of-living for September, reaching 114.7 percent of the 1947-49 average and marking the lowest level since April, driven by lower food prices.
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Washington
INS
Labor Department
Firing Of Elyrian Upheld By Board
The firing of Elyna liquor agent Thomas B. Paonessa for allegedly trying to shake down the Moose Lodge in Toledo last April was upheld by the State Civil Service Commission. Paonessa was suspended May 1, 24 pending investigation and fired a month later. A hearing was scheduled for July 15 in Toledo but recessed to Sept. 20 due to a witness illness. Paonessa was charged by the Liquor Department with wrongdoing connected to lodge activities.
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Elyna
Thomas B. Paonessa
Toledo
State Civil Service Commission
Paonessa
Fred
Iis
Civil Service
Paonescu
Liquor Department
Jones
Sun- Laughlin Steel Corp
Ben Moreell
Tme
Birmingham
McDonner
Surclar Bar Company
Dr Steve Sheppard Speaks On Murder Charge
Dr Steve Sheppard discusses the murder case involving his brother Dr Samuel Sheppard. The report outlines his views as the Amherst section details and notes related coverage across the sports, entertainment, and local pages. Strong entities include Dr Samuel Sheppard and Amherst.
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Seephen Sheppard
Samuel Sheppard
Ind
Amherst
Oberlin
Wellington
Lorain
Sheppard case moves toward venue jury completion
In Cleveland Ohio the defense predicts a jury will be chosen from the current venire before exhausting the list. Peremptory challenges reduce the pool as prosecutors and defense dismiss two wives. Corrigan notes it looks possible to seat a jury from the remaining venire, while Blythin awaits outcome to decide if a fair trial can be held locally.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Samuel Sheppard
Jane
Chet
Wiliam J. Corrigan
Margaret Adams
Prinz
Edward Blythin
Blythin
Sheppard
Corrigan
Detective Back in Cleveland Job
U Safety Director John McCormick dismissed all charges against Detective John Ower and reinstated them in the Cleveland Police Department. He said two accusers’ testimony contained many discrepancies and could not prove guilt on any of four counts.
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Cleveland
D. U
John McCormick
John Ower
McCormick
Corrigan Predicts Jury Chosen at Present Venue
Corrigan argued for moving the trial to a different city due to extensive publicity here. He indicated the pres ent venue would yield a jury, reflecting his claim that the publicity harmed the chance for a fair and impartial proceeding.
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Corrigan
No cocktails at Bombay consulate due to India law
The Bombay State Government informs the U S consulate that serving liquor where Indians are present is illegal under India's prohibition law. In Lorain County white elephant parties are popular, with locals selling unneeded belongings for cash through Chronicle-Telegram Classified ads.
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Bombay
India
U. S
Lorain County
Chronicle-Telegram
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