Nixon Promises Full Accounting Of Fund
Senator Richard Nixon pledged a full public accounting of a $16,000 California fund, defended his use of the money, and denied personal profit or favors. Eisenhower supported him while Stevenson, Taft, and Democrats urged full disclosure and questions about donors and possible influence.
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Nixon
Richard MM. Nixon
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Dick Nixon
Adlai Stevenson
Taft
Robert A. Taft
Eisehower
California
Ohio
West
Stevenson
Allan S. Harwood
CIO
Haywood
Stephen A. Mitchell
Washington
Dana F. Smith
Pasadena
Calif
Thomas Pendergast
Truman
Fisenhower
Opponents Challenge Avon Salt Mine Plan
A Citizens Committee against mining objects to Avon Mayor James's claim that few oppose the salt mine. A public meeting set for Sept 26 will weigh pros and cons and a zoning change from Class B to industrial. The committee cites a 90 to 95 percent opposition in the north quarter and fears of property devaluation.
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Avon
Citizens Committee
Chronicle- Telegram
James
Avon Village
Avon Lake
Westlake
Bay Village
Lake Rd
Detroit Rd
UN Truce Talks Open With Clash Over Repatriation
In PANMUNJOM Korea United Nations negotiators labeled the Communists clumsy and stupid at the first Korean truce meeting in eight days. Both sides then agreed to a seven day recess for the eighth straight week, planning to reconvene September 28 to resolve only the issue of forcible versus voluntary repatriation of prisoners.
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Panmunjom
Korea
United Nations
Weather outlook for Northeastern Ohio clears and cools
Clear tonight in Northeastern Ohio with a low near 40. Tomorrow remains fair with similar temperatures. Lake winds shift from west 15 mph this afternoon and evening to west 10 mph late tonight and tomorrow morning. Barometer rising at 30.13 inches.
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Ohio
Attempt Rescue of 12 On Ice Cap
A US Air Force C-47 from Goose Bay Labrador to Thule Air Base is to attempt rescuing Capt. Charles W. Stover of Portland Maine and 11 RAF airmen trapped in a crashed British four engine transport on a Greenland ice cap. The 12 crew have huddled at an 8000 foot high crash site amid freezing conditions 48 miles from safety as another Arctic night looms.
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London
Greenland
Goose Bar
Labrador
Thule Air Force Base
Charles W. Stover
Portland
RAF
Lorain Man Fatally Shoots Friend After Revolver Discharges
Angel Rosado a 25 year old Korean War veteran arrived at his Lorain home and accidentally killed Marcelo Serano 40 and seriously wounded Hector Rosado 18 when a .38 caliber pistol he purchased the day before discharged while Rosado showed it to his friends. A witness Ernesto Rosado 24 said they had been drinking earlier.
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Angel Rosado
Lorain
Rosado
Marcelo Serano
Serano
Hector
Angel Rosando
Ernesto Rosado
Agreement Ends NYC Strike Threat
Three unions and the New York Central Railroad settled a two year dispute ending a strike threat in the Eastern Division. Details of the Cleveland negotiated agreement were not revealed in the joint statement signed by L. W. Horning James P. Shields D. B. Robertson and Roy O. Hughes. The August strike was called off but tensions lingered through talks in Washington and Cleveland.
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New York
New York Central Railroad
Brotherhoods of
Cleveland
L. W. Horning
New York Central
James P. Shields
Engineers
D. B. Robertson
Roy O. Hughes
Conductors’ Union
Augli
Washington
Ferguson Denies Newspaper Story Involving Campaign Contributions
Columbus auditor Joseph T. Ferguson denied a Scripps-Howard report that his staff demanded campaign contributions from highway contractors. He said any such actions were without his knowledge or consent and promised to call three men named in the article for a conference next week.
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Columbus
Joseph T. Ferguson
Scripps-Howard
Ferguson
O. P. van Scheik
Harry Flasher
iLeo Papagna
Youngstown
GE Strike Looms As Mediation Breaks Down
New York reports a potential walkout by about 71,000 General Electric workers as mediation sessions end abruptly and no further talks are planned.
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New York
General Electric Company
Stevenson Says Stand Against Reds Necessary
In Kansas City Dwight D. Eisenhower denounced Adlai Stevenson as a front for corrupt city bosses. He defended Nixon, revealed $16,000 in past finances, and claimed bosses steered the Democratic nomination toward Stevenson to appease their influence. He pressed whether bosses would disown the nominee.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Iowa City
Richard Nixon
Adlai Stevenson
Massachusetts
Paul Dever
Springfield
Stevenson
Kansas City
Dwight D
Fisemower
Richard M. Nixon
Girl Injured in Route Six Crash Near Vermilion
Delores Hoffman 19 of Edgewater Drive Vermilion was treated for head lacerations after a collision involving a car and two trucks on Route 6 near Vermilion. Theodore Heinzerling 26 of Livingston Avenue Lorain arrested for failing to stop at a safe distance. Mayor Dean of Vermilion-on-the-Lake ordered a hearing.
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Lorain
Delores Hoffman
Jeanette Hoffman
Edgewater Drive
Vermilion
Highway 6
Vermilion On
William Lioyd Knapp
West 50Th Street
Cleveland
Hoffman
Knapp
Theodore Heinzerling
Livingston Avenue
Lo Rain
Heinzerling
Strange Object Reported Seen Over Montana
FBI, highway patrol and police tracked a strange white object that streaked across Montana for about 166 miles. Sightings included Bozeman and Helena with a later report over Butte, while Civil Aeronautics Administration officials said no aircraft could account for the sighting.
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Helena
Mont
FBI
Highway Patrol
Montana
Bozeman
Butte
Jess Fryett
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Youth bank robberies alleged to fund college tuition
Believing an 11 year old carried out the robbery, officials say the Sellersburg State Bank was robbed of $31.00 to pay college tuition. The youth reportedly faced enrollment costs and had been a University of Kentucky freshman last year. A suspect named Krone was arrested by state police.
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Sellersburg
Ind
Joan Colby Richardson
ITI
Nicholasville
Krone
University of Kentucky
Hope Mine Strike May Be Averted
Washington John L. Lewis sought a soft coal settlement with a poll of northern operators on wage hikes and welfare fund payments. If rejected, about 200000 Northern miners and 100000 Southern miners faced strikes starting Monday. Illinois Coal Operators Association largely bowed to his terms to avoid shutdown.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Union Welfare Fund
Harry Moses
Moses
Ilinois Coal Operators Association
New Record Anticipated In Lorain County Registrations
Registrations in 37 Lorain County booths wrap up at 9 p m as a three day rush ends. Officials expect record turnout though final figures wait for registration cards and supplies. Deadline looms 9 p m Wednesday to vote in November's presidential election.
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Lorain County
Election Board l
Landing To Climax Allied Naval Exercises
Eight nations accelerate toward the Danish coast for a major allied naval exercise under Operation Main Brace. A US Marine amphibious landing is set to reach a climax as the carrier task force led by the 45,000 ton battleship Wisconsin moves south along the Norwegian coast toward Denmark.
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Norway
Battlewez
Wisconsin
Denmark
Plane Crashes Into House Near Orly Airfield
Paris report says an American air transport DC-3 crashed in flames today, crashing into a house 391 yards from Orly Airfield. Three crew members were killed and a fourth severely injured.
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Paris
Orly
Stevenson Front For City Bosses Ike Says
Stevenson addresses graduation at Quantico Marine base urging Leatherneck officers to defend the nation for the future not past. He notes his son Jal Jr. received a second lieutenant commission among 600 Marines and reflects on Korea as a fight that could have been avoided on that battlefield but was necessary to resist Soviet expansion.
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Quantico
Adhai ‘Stevenson
United States
Stevenson
A‘jal Jr
Canadian Cold Front Moves In
A Canadian cold front spread across the United States from the western Rockies to the Atlantic Seaboard bringing cooler air and the first real frost warnings of the year. The U S Weather Bureau predicted frost in scattered northern corn belt and Great Plains areas with upper forties to below freezing temperatures and highs in the upper sixties to mid thirties from Chicago to the Appalachians.
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Rocky Mountain
Atlantic Seaboard
U. S. Weather Bureau
Corn Belt
Great Plains
West Coast
Rockies
Great ‘Lakes
Ohio River
East Coast
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Appalachians
Red Jets Shot Down In Week 16
United Nations Sabres claimed a severe week against MiG-15s in Korea with 16 MiGs downed and only one Sabre lost in air combat. The tally boosts Sabre destroys to 46 this month, surpassing prior records. losses include both air and anti aircraft actions amid an heavily contested week.
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Tokyo
United Nations
Air Force
G O P Leaders Ride With Eisenhower From Lorain County
Seven Lorain county Republicans plan to board the Eisenhower special train at Galion on Tuesday to Wellington for a 15 minute whistle stop address. The train arrives at 4 55 p m Elyria time and will stop at the rail road station for a rear platform address. Alvin Veichel will introduce the candidate. Lorain leaders on the Galion leg include Harold L Count Bruce Alexander Ruth Fox Chauncy Smythe Leonard C Barr and Clair Goss with others joining from Monroeville Wakeman Norwalk and Huron county.
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Lorain County
Gali
Wellington
Eisenhower
Elyria
13Th District
Alvin Veichel
Gabon
Lorain
Harold L Count
County
Republican Executiv
Bruce Alexander
Republican Central
Ruth Fox
Chauncy B Smythe
Ohio Republican Finance Committee
Leonard C. Barr
Republican Finance
Clair Goss
Farm
Galion
Arthur Henry
Monroeville
Leland Kenyon
Wakeman
Republican Central Committee
Hurton County
Bernard Freeman
Norwalk
Huron County
Reds Take Hill Near Truce City
United Nations infantry recaptured Old Baldy after a sudden assault near Panmunjom as Chinese forces fought back on Finger Ridge. Air power and artillery reported 85 to 300 Communist casualties across the central and western fronts amid a four-hill battle for Panmunjom area heights.
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Seoul
Korea
Finger Ridge
Panmuenjom
Fifth Air Force
Panmunjom
Pukhan River
East Central
See-Sax
Kelly Hill
Old Baldy
Tessie Hill
Bunker Hill
Old Baldy Friday
Funeral services for Mrs Emma J Sharpe set for Monday
Funeral services for Mrs Emma J Sharpe 78 mother of Mrs Hugh Palmer will be held at Burmeister Funeral Home Avon Lake at 1 30 p m Monday She died in Bay View Hospital Bay Village after being struck by a car on Lake Dover Center roads following a westbound bus ride She lived with Mrs Palmer and had four sons Richard deceased, William Bay Village Frank and Edward in Eire plus many grandchildren Surviving relatives include Mrs Palmer and the five living sons The Rev Ra church will officiate burial at Fields Cemetery Pallbearers will be six grandchildren
Pope Recovers From Illness. Pope Pius XII to Resume Audiences
The Vatican announced that Pope Pius XII has fully recovered from a cold and an intestinal disturbance and will resume his audiences tomorrow at Castle Gandolfo. The return marks a swift recovery and continuation of his papal duties.
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Castle Gandolfo
Pius XII
Vatican
Geese Electrocuted by Lightning Strike on Montana Farm
A Montana farm youth hunting before a storm fired at geese. A lightning bolt struck, killing 65 geese in an instant. The incident is noted alongside Chronicle-Telegram Want Ads promoting ad services.
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Montana
Chronicle-Telegram
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