Jurors Ask Jaworski To Appear In Gambling Probe
The Lorain grand jury at noon requested Mayor John Jaworski and John Pappas volunteer appearances at 3 p.m. along with a list of attorneys who worked on the police gambling investigation. Additional subpoenas and more witnesses imply the probe will extend beyond today, with focus on a Colorado Avenue gambling incident Oct 10 and related police activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jaworski
Lorain
John Pappas
Paul J. Mikus
Jaworski
Pappas
William Me
Cray
Andrew Warhola
Lorrain
Ray Mil Yard
Attys
Virgil Burgett
Milton Friedman
Colorado Ave
William Tattersall
Dan Cook
The
Bar Association
John D. Pincura
William B. Pettigrew
Cleveland Press
Bill Tanner
Frank Aleksandrowicz
Colorado
Dan Snader Jr
Oliver St
William Clemiamiel
East 30Th St
Atomic Blanca underground test widens fund drive gap
Reports tallied at a final meeting of the United Fund campaign show $260,675 reported toward the $3,334,160 goal with 19 shots in the current AEC series. The Blanca underground explosion in Nevada yielded the equivalent of 200 tons of TNT, far larger than prior tests, as seismographs recorded readings from New York to Alaska.
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United Fund
American Legion Hall
Ini
Lonely Desert Mesa
Blanca
AEC
Hiroshima
Japan
New York
Alaska
Logan
Atlantic Seaboard
Atomic Energy Commission
Cooperaion
International Geophysical Year
John Foster
Dulles
Russia
U.S
Great Britain
Geneva
Campaign Continues As Red Club Workers Press Pledges
Workers press on toward a $73,485 goal with overtime possible and pledges still expected from out of town and large plants. Otto Schoepfle, campaign chair, says results show improved giving in Elyria, despite incomplete coverage and remaining outs. Groups report totals and percentages across Industrial, Commercial, Building Trades, Residential, Townships, and Schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto B. Schoepfle
Schoepfie
Seleiors
Schoepfiie
Pasternak Rejects Nobel Prize Sparks Cold War Debate
The Swedish Academy said it would ask the Swedish Foreign Office to intervene for Pasternak after his forced renunciation drew US and international criticism. John Foster Dulles condemned the act as Communist conformity while Norway weighed cutting Russia ties over culture. Bertrand Russell decried the coercion as unacceptable. The Voice of America broadcasted reviews as 10 000 copies of Dr Zhivago sold out in Stockholm.
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Swedish Academy
Swedish Foreign Office
Pasternak
John Foster Dukes
Washington
United States
Norway
Russia
Soviet Union
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Bertrand Russell
Voice of America
Stockholm
Weather notes for Northeastern Ohio and Halloween event
Northeastern Ohio sees highs 53 to 60 with fair conditions tonight and Friday and little temperature change. Frost possible tonight with low around 35. Wednesday temperatures from 41 to 52, little variation from last year. No precipitation in 24 hours ending 8 p.m. Wednesday. Lake Erie winds NW 15 to 22 mph with fair conditions. HALLOWEEN Dance hosted by American Legion Post 12 Elyria on October 31 with members and guests.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
Les Lion
Elyria
Pri
Opt
Guente
Ady
Nobel Prize in Medicine Awarded to Three Americans
Three American scientists won the 1938 Nobel Prize for Medicine for genetics work with cancer implications. George Wells Beadle and Edward Lawrene Tatum shared half of the $41,250 prize for showing genes regulate definite chemical events, with Joshua Lederberg sharing the other half for genetic recombination and bacterial genetic organization. The Karolinska Institute awarded the honors, noting the findings will influence cancer cure research.
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Stockholm
Sweden
APD
George Wells Beadle
Right to Work bets in six states face tough trims
The UPI report notes that Kansas and Idaho are likeliest to adopt right-to-work laws next week, while California, Colorado, and Washington pose the hardest fight. Ohio remains the doubtful battleground as voters prepare for Tuesday balloting, with President Eisenhower and Vice President Nixon avoiding firm positions on state matters. Nixon campaigns in the West, criticizing the Democratic effort as a faltering campaign, while Mitchell attacks Proxmire and Faubus as symbols of political excess.
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Washington
UPI
Kansas
Idaho
California
Colorado
Ohio
Richard M. Nixon
Fasenhower
Nixon
Labor
James P. Mitchell
Congress
Milwaukee
Wis
William Proxmure
Dc-Wis
Orval Faubne
Arkansas
Proxmire
Rival Chairmen Warn Of Fraud
In Indianapolis UPI reports Republican State Chairman Robert Matthews urged federal supervision of polls to prevent fraud on November 4. He cited cities with Democratic mayors including Indianapolis East Chicago Evanside Gary Hammond South Bend Terre Haute. Democratic State Chairman Charles Skillen named Lafayette Fort Wayne and Elkhart, all with Republican mayors, as needing federal protection.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Robert Matthews
East Chicago
Evanside
Gary
Hammond
South Bena
Terre Haute
Charles Skillen
Lafayette
Fort Wayne
Elkhart
GOP Candidate Ads Hidden From Union Labor Leader
The Lorain Labor Leader, the Local 1104 United Steel Workers paper, did not run Republican candidate ads this week while Democratic ads appeared. Union president Michael Hank Busich said the ads were withheld due to the right to work issue in Ohio, not due to political affiliation. A Republican committee planned to meet to respond, with further statements expected. Some Republicans linked Kellogg of Elyria to the decision due to his stance. The paper targets Local 1104 subscribers and costs five cents per issue or 182.50 yearly.
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Lorain Labor Leader
United Steel Workers Union
Michael Hank Busich
Localift
Ohio
Busich
Acs
GOP
Chronicle-Telegram
Lorain City
Pappas
Labor Leaders
Dale Kellogg
Elyria
An& A
Elyna
Kellogg R
Majonts
Iouncil
Kelloge
United Auto Workers
Lorain
Idames Gedling
Blast at Cleveland welding plant kills four, injures nine
An explosion at Erico Products Co in Cleveland killed four workers and injured nine others. Fire Chief Cain said smoke halted entry for minutes as 25 firemen were overcome. Initial cause uncertain though red phosphorus is suspected. Victims include William Ramsey Nat Handel Melvin Radjak and Ronald Turner. About 100 people were in the building housing Thermit Products Co. at the time.
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Cleveland
UPI
Erico Products Co
William Ramsey
Nat Handel
Melvin Radjak
Ronald Turner
Anthony Celebrezze
Elmer Cain
Polyclinic Hospital
Michael Zagorsky
Joseph Schneider
John Kotchak
Chester Clinic
Thermit Products Co
Miners Saved After Six Days in Nova Scotia Shaft
Twelve coal miners trapped for over six days in a 100 foot long low chamber were rescued in good condition at Springhill. Survivors described pain and danger as rescue workers lifted them to the surface aboard slope carts. One miner’s voice first alerted helpers, while officials said 56 remain unaccounted for amidst 174 workers when a rockfall followed a bump.
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Springhill
N.S
UPI
Wilfred Hunter
Joe McDonald
Terry
McDonald
Frst
Gorley Kempt
Eldred Lowther
Joe
Lowther
Michmak
Ice Box Life Saving Law Takes Effect
A federal safety rule requires refrigerators sold in interstate commerce to open from inside with no more than 15 pounds of inward pressure or via an internal knob or automatic device not exceeding 15 pounds. The law, aimed at preventing ice box deaths, reflects years of child-trap fatalities and was enacted after a 1956 Congress mandate.
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Congress
Hth
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