Truman Directs Top Officials to Ignore Subpenas
President Truman announced he instructed the Secretary of State, the Attorney General, and the Civil Service Commission chairman not to comply with subpenas for loyalty files. He sent a letter to Senator Millard Tydings explaining the action, noting presidents have long protected confidential information when disclosure harms the public interest.
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Key West, Fla
Truman
Civil Service Commission
Millard F. Tydings
Senate
State Department
J. Howard
Tydings
Executive Branch
Truman Urges New Farm Program Beyond Brannan Plan
President Truman asked Congress to draft a comprehensive farm program modeled on the Brannan plan to replace piecemeal fixes. In a Key West message he urged fundamental improvements to boost efficiency, cut costs, and balance farmer and consumer interests, while criticizing recent cotton production controls and the peanut and potato measures as patches.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Key West
Fila
Mr.Truman
Woman Hurt When Car Tips Over In Ditch
Mrs. Charlotte Milligan of Akron suffered a laceration above her right eye and a shoulder injury at 1 am when a car driven by Malcolm Anderson, 21, of Cuyahoga Falls, skidded and toppled into a ditch on Route 18 near Brighton. The weekend's only personal injury accident.
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Charlotte Milligan
Akron
Malcolm Anderson
Cuyahoga Falls
Route 18
Brighton
Sheriff Department
Jacob James
West 10Th Street
Patrick E. Smith
Lorain
Broad and
Chestnut Streets
Mildred Biermacher
East Bridge Street
Page
Weather outlook for northeastern Ohio area
Cloudy conditions with showers and mild temperatures continue this afternoon. Showers shift to cooler conditions tonight and Tuesday with a low around 40 and a high near 45. Local hardware and home goods suppliers listed include HARDWARE, Pipe, Glass, Roper Gas Ranges, Minn. Paints, Colson Wheel Goods, Elyria Howe Co.
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Ohio
Roper
Minn
Colson Wheel Goods
Elyria Howe. Co
Y M C A Architect Here For Elyria Conferences
W C McBurney architect with the Building Bureau of the National YMCA Council Chicago will be in Elyria tomorrow and Wednesday to confer with YMCA and YWCA officials on prospective building plans. He will meet the YMCA house committee at a noon luncheon called by chairman R D Oldfield and present plans for remodeling the swimming pool shower and locker rooms. He will spend the next day consulting with Y S Co A board members on new building needs.
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W. C. McBurney
National
Y. M. C. A. Council
Chicago
Elyria
Y. M
McBurney
M. C. A. House Committee
R. D. Oldfield
Schools to Close for Five Day Easter Holiday
Elyria public schools and Lorain County schools will close Wednesday afternoon for a five day Easter holiday. Announcements from the superintendents say classes resume Tuesday morning, April 11, with regular schedules resuming then.
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Elyria
Lorain County
Music Festival Draws 50 Schools In Elyria Ohio
About 1000 students teachers and parents from 50 north central Ohio schools attended Elyria High School for the 1950 solo and ensemble festival. 494 entrants competed in 125 vocal and instrumental events with Elyria students earning top ratings advancing to the state finals next month. Elyria High names include Knott Ross Frank Smith Leonard Brenner and Aldrich with others noted as solo honorees.
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E.H-5
North Central
Ohio
Elyria
Elyria High School
Goetz
Hopewell-London
Ohio Music Education Association
David Stanton
Port Clinton
Walter von Brock
Walter Selis
Fremont
Delaware
van Deusen
Jim Tuil
Jim Humphreville
Jim Hereford
Carl Aten
Burton
Bruce
Northcentral
Elyria High
James Knott
Jay Ross
Marianne Frank
Jane Smith
Carol Aldrich
Nancy Leonard
Jim Brenner
Chapman Urges Six-Point Interior Dept Program
Secretary of the Interior Oscar L. Chapman proposed a six-point plan to boost national productivity. The program covers expanding federal power output and hydroelectric transmission, increasing land reclamation and range reseeding, completing geologic mapping, building timber reserves, and funding a rigorous ocean water research program. Chapman urged raising goals to match projected economic growth and said Interior must drive technical progress needed for higher production.
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Washington
Oscar L. Chapman
Interior
Chapman
United States
Congress
Interior Department
See Three Fawns Crossing Road
James s Howard of Amherst reports seeing three fawns cross North Ridge Road near Brownhelm Center last night. He and Mrs. Howard stopped when the animals stepped into the headlights, then the fawns disappeared into a wooded area. Howard is an employee of the American Optical Company.
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James S Howard
R. D. No
Amherst
North Ridge Road
Brownhelm Center
Howard
Brownhelm
American Optical Company
McCarthy to Reveal Secret Lattimore Report on Far East Policy
Senator McCarthy declared he knows the secret Lattimore recommendations on Far Eastern policy and will reveal them if the State Department does not. He spoke from Bethesda Naval Hospital where he is undergoing minor sinus surgery. Lattimore has been accused as a Soviet spy, and investigations into his role continue as hearings are postponed.
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Washington
Joseph R. McCarthy
Owen Lattimore
State Department
Wisconsin Republican
Naval Hospital
Bethesda
Dean Acheson
Acheson
Lattimore
Johns Hopkins
McCarthy
R. M. Gillett
Hospitsl
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee
Theodore F. Green
RB. I
Suboena McCarthy
Autos Must Have 1950 Licenses
Police Capt. C. E. Andress warned that cars with 1949 license plates left on city streets will be removed starting tomorrow. He noted several vehicles still carry last year’s numbers and, even if not driven, will be towed away. No arrests have occurred since the operating license deadline.
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C. E. Andress
Andress
Capt .Andress
Bids Received On Coal Supply For City Pumping Station
City officials report five coal firms submitted bids to furnish 3,000 tons for six months at $5.89 to $6.74 per ton. Current shipments run $6.35 per ton. All bids allow price adjustments.
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C. W. Kothe
Secrecy Surrounds Sub Hunt Near Avalon Coast Guard sighting sparks naval mystery
In Avalon California the Navy kept secrecy as four Coast Guardsmen and lifeboat lookouts reported a modern type submarine sighting about 150 to 300 miles north of the area tied to the disappearance of Detroit importer Theodore Donay, a 1943 traitor released last year after serving 60 years. Navy officials offered few details, noting only negative search results and that an offshore vessel appeared ordinary with running lights and no armament.
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Avalon
Calif
Pacific Ocean
Arguelto
Here
Coast Guard
Coast
Detroit
Theodore Donay
Donay
Hans Peter Krug
Federa
Donny
Catalina Island Harbor
Naval Intelligence
Navy
San Diego
Naval
Leffshore
1328 Places Will Be Set At The C. Of C. Banquet
1328 people will attend the Elyria Chamber of Commerce second annual community dinner on April 19 at the Roll Arena. Dexter S. Kimball Jr. is general chairman and Omer J. Laubenthal is chairman of ticket sales and finance. Laubenthal, director of the Chamber and Lorain County Farmer and Businessmen’s Club, leads a committee including L. N. Nicholas Supt. of Schools Mrs. Alvin Stellar C D Ryals Vernon Bell Ellis D Hoag Virgil Rogers Howard Bliss and Dale Kellogg. Reservation cards have been mailed to chamber members and affiliated farmers and businessmen.
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Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Roll Arena
Dexter S. Kimball
Kimball
Omer J. Laubenthal
Elyria Truck & Implement Co
Laubenthal
Chamber of Commerce
Lorain
Farmers
Busi No. 3
Bixbys Forced To Turn Back On World Flight
Tokyo bound Flying Bixbys diverted back to Calcutta due to motor trouble during their around the world attempt. The couple Dianna and Bob Bixby had left Calcutta for Tokyo and later returned, delaying their 20 745 mile flight aimed at breaking the 73 hour 5 minute record set by Bill Odom in 1947. They were expected to land near midnight local time, with unclear plans to resume the trek.
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Tokyo
Bixleys
Calcutta
Haneda
Dianna
Bob Bixby
Karachi
Pakistan
San Fran
Cisco
Bill Odom
Elyria Board Clarifies Policy On Athletic Program
The Elyria Board of Education today released a statement regarding the resignation of head football coach John Cabas. It says Cabas was not to be rehired for the coming year, his resignation was accepted unanimously, and the board emphasizes athletics as part of a well rounded education.
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Elyria Board of Education
John Cabas
Atser
Elyria City Board of Education
Board of Education
Cabas
Ohio
Elyria
Eween
Robert Wilson
Marshall says half done in European recovery drive
General George C. Marshall addressed about 1,200 officials and workers urging completion of the European Recovery Program. He warned against reducing aid, stressed continuing the Marshall Plan, and noted a June 30 1952 termination date while seeking $3.1 billion for year three. He cited the need for a final effort to stabilize Europe and preserve freedom.
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Washington
George C. Marshall
Europe
Soldier Statesman
Marshall
Dean Acheson
Paul G. Hoffman
Parliament of Europe Urged By Dr. Adenauer
German chancellor Konrad Adenauer urges a powerful Parliament of Europe as the only safeguard against a new war. He calls for rapid creation of the body and Germany's inclusion as a full member, arguing the Atlantic Pact alone won't secure peace. He warns against reliance on air power to deter Russia and stresses Europe remains vulnerable amid division.
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Parliament of Europe
Adenauer
A. L. Bravford
United Press Associations
Bonn
Germany
Europe
Konrad Adenauer
Rhine River
Petersberg
Allied High Commission For
Neville Chamberlain
Adolf Hitler
Henri Queuille
France
Russia
Junior C. Of C To Present Award
The Elyria Junior Chamber of Commerce will honor the most outstanding public service by its Good Government Award next Thursday evening April 6. A committee led by Robert Corts and Dan Ostrow selected the recipient, who will be revealed at the ceremony in the Harwood Street club rooms at 7 p.m. A buffet luncheon follows the program.
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Juha Laswell
Lorain County
Clerk of Courts
Harwood Street
Measles Rise In City With March Report
The city health department reported 377 measles and 79 mumps cases in March, versus 88 measles and 50 mumps in February. Officials believe many cases were unreported, urging all measles cases to be reported, including three day varieties.
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City Health Department
Health Department
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Dr. Smith
5Th St
Sub Hunt
U.S
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American National Red Cross
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Aneere
Crystal Beach
Vermilion
Charles Spivak
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