Secret report to hearings on H bomb tests and defense
Senate Armed Services panel will hear a secret briefing from Adm. Radford and AEC Chairman Strauss on the military significance of Bikini H-bomb tests. The session follows a survey by Robert Sprague on continental defense and survival, including evacuation timings under attack.
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Washington
INS
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Atomic Energy Commission
Senate Armed Services Committee
Joint Atomic Energy Committee
Adm
Arthur W. Radford
Joint Chiefs
AEC
Lewis L. Strauss
Armed Services Group
Civil Defense
Val Peterson
Pacific Proving, Grounds
Radford-Strauss
Robert C. Sprague
New England
Sprague
Sprague Electronics Company
North
Adams
Mass
Pilot Killed As Plane Hits Home in Baton Rouge
A student pilot attempting a landing in a stolen plane crashed into a house near Ryan Airport at 4:35 a.m. killing Edwin Whites Jr. 19 of Mansfield and injuring passenger Robert M. Heard 18, son of LSU athletic director T. P. Heard, who was taken to hospital with head trauma and possible internal injuries. The eight residents inside the dwelling slept through the disaster. The crash is continued on page 2.
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Baton Rouge, la
Ryan Airport
Edwin Whites Jr
Mansfield
Robert M. Heard
Louisiana University
T. P. Heard
Former Avon Lake Treasurer Dies
Caroline Pipes 81 former treasurer of Avon Lake Village died yesterday morning at Ingleside Nursing Home Cleveland after a lengthy illness. Her husband Dr John Pipes first mayor of Avon and later mayor of Avon Lake. She lived in Sebring Florida four years then returned to Cleveland. Active in civic groups library board Red Cross Garden Club and art and music. Surviving cousins Louise Brokenshire Irvin Pope. Services Monday 1 30 p.m. at Burmeister Funeral Home Rev George Dullen presiding burial Avon Lake Cemetery.
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Avon Lake
Caroline Pipes
Avon Lake Village
Ingleside
Cleveland
John Pipes
Avon
Pipes
Sebring
Fila
American Red Cross Auxiliary
Avon Lake Garden Club
Red Cross
Academy of Sisters of Notre Dame
Cleveland School of Arts
Louise Brokenshire
Irvin Pope
Burmeister Funneral
George Dullen
Presbyterian Church
Avon Lake Cemetery
Weather COLDER Northeastern Ohio With Snow Flurries
Partly cloudy and much colder this afternoon with a few snow flurries. Tonight will be very cold with a low near 14. Sunday partly cloudy and not as cold. Friday’s temperature ranged from 31 to 54 with trace precipitation in the past 24 hours ending 8 p.m. Humidity was 64 percent at 8 p.m. Friday. Sunrise Saturday 6 08 a.m. sunset 6 54 p.m. Moonrise 5 46 a.m. Saturday moonset 7 34 p.m. Saturday.
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Ohio
Chums Of Son Sought As Robbers In Cleveland
Police seek two youths who entered a Cleveland apartment by posing as college chums of the resident’s son Joseph, then robbed Mrs. Rose Rapotec of 850 dollars, bound her with tape, and fled after one flashed a gun and demanded money. The son is in the Army.
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Cleveland
Cold Weekend Outlook In Ohio With Record Lows
A Canadian air mass pushes across Ohio for the next 48 hours bringing below normal temperatures. Cleveland set a new record low of 19 as Youngstown reported 17. Upstate temps will only reach the upper 20s to mid 30s with a low tonight between 16 and 22.
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Ohio
Canada
Weather Bureau
Cleveland
Youngstown
Downstate
Chicago
Denver
Los Angeles
Miami
Washington D. C
Mrs Nancy Walsh Dies In Bellefontaine Crash
Nancy Walsh 2 of River Forest Illinois was killed when a car driven by her husband left U S 33 near Bellefontaine early today. The incident occurred on a major highway injuring no other passengers. State police investigated the fatal crash and began a routine inquiry into the cause.
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Bellefontaine, O
Nancy Lee Walsh
River Forest
Ill
U.S. 33
Bellefontaine
March Traffic Toll Lowest For 7 Years
Elyria reports March total of 57 traffic accidents, the lowest since July 1947 when 55 occurred. Police Traffic Chief C. L. Cordrey credits weather and improved education and enforcement, noting 197 accidents year to date and 14 injuries compared with 263 and 23 at the same point in 1953.
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Elyria
City
Set. C. L. Cordrey
Cordrey
Sentenced Lorainite Finds Entering Jail Not Easy
Lorain resident George Henderson 47 spent two hours trying to be jailed after the Lorain Municipal Court ordered a three day jail term for DUI. Deputy Kissel initially refused without a court commitment, and the commitment was lost in the mail delaying the sentence start until a telephone fix coordinated the jail time.
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George Henderson
East 28Th St
Lorain
Henderson
Ambrose Kisse
Kissel
Lorain Municipal Court
Senate Hopes To Back Eisenhower Housing Plan
Washington reports President Eisenhower’s supporters expect the Senate to approve parts of the House rejected housing program. The House passed a broad bill liberalizing FHA loan payments, allowing down payments as low as 500 on 10,000 insured dwellings, and easing repairs financing while barring subversive-organization members from insured homes. The measure also authorizes 35,000 new public housing units in year one.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Senate
House
Congress
Federal Housing Administration
French Cabinet Might Recall Marshal Juin as Commander
Reliable sources say today the French cabinet may recall Marshal Alphonse Pierre Juin from his Allied commander role in central Europe and replace him with General Augustin Guillaume, resident-general of Mo TOCeo.
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Paris
Alphonse Pierre Juin
Central Europe
Augustin Guillaume
Motoceo
Paint and supplies from Resar Rentals ad
Local ad urges readers to get paint and supplies from Resar Rentals located at 82 Lodi Street in Ph. The notice lists a phone code 30-112 and the name Ady in association with the rental business.
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Resar Rentals
Lodi St
Ady
Civil War Vet 107 Dies Leaves Three Grays
AUSTIN Tex UP The thin gray line of the Army of the Confederacy has dwindled to three centenarians with the death of 107 year old Thomas Evans Riddle at the Texas Confederate Home For Men where he lived for over four years He served with the 12th Tennessee Infantry in the last 18 months of the war and died after battling pneumonia Riddle claimed seven bullet holes in his shirt though he was not wounded Surviving Confederates are Walter W Williams 111 Franklin Tex John Salling 106 Slant Va and William A Lundy 105 Laurel Hill Fla Albert Woolson 1 only living Union veteran remains
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Austin
Tex
Army of the Confederacy
Thomas Evans Riddle
Riddle
Nashville
Tenn
Texas Confederate
Herman Wings
12Th Tennessee Infantry
Wing
Walter W. Williams
Franklin
John Salling
Slant
William A. Lundy
Laurel Hill
Fla
Albert Woolson
Duluth
Minn
Grand Army of the Republic
Gettysburg
Penna
Crystal Clear Cleaners Promises One Day Shirt Laundering
Crystal Clear Cleaners advertises shirts beautifully laundered with a one day service. Located at 587 Cleveland Street, the shop promotes fast turnaround for garment cleaning and pressing.
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Crystal Clear Cleaners
Cleveland St
Mother and five children die in Ohio home fire
In Glouster Ohio a mother Garnet Richards and five children aged 8 6 4 3 and 9 months died when a kerosene fueled blaze destroyed their four room frame home The father Lawrence Richards and another son Charles Edwin 2 escaped the flames believed to have begun with an explosion near the stove The incident follows a family history of tragedy including a sister and three nieces and nephews killed in 1931 and the 1932 Millfield mine disaster involving the father’s father The cottage was gutted in about 20 minutes with the bodies found among scattered debris
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Glouster
Ohio
Frank D. McClelland
Garnet Richards
Mildred
Robert
Lawrence Ray
Freda Mae
William
Lawrence Richards
Iatner
Charles Edwin
McClelland
Water Works Hall
Richards
John Williams
Turkish Plane Crash Kills 25 in Adana Flight
An airliner of Turkish State Airlines crashed after takeoff from Adana in southeastern Turkey, 240 miles south of Ankara, killing 25 aboard. Parliament member Salamon Adato was reported among the dead.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Adana
Turkish State Airlines
Ankara
Salamon Adato
Pusan Fire Kills At Least 40 In Refugee District
A major blaze in Pusan Korea killed at least 40 people and left more than 4,000 homeless. About 400 homes and several factories were destroyed when a gas leak ignited by a discarded cigarette triggered the fire. U.S. Army firefighters aided South Korean crews. The disaster followed a smaller fire in the same district the prior night.
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Pusan
Korea
U.S. Army
Author of Sand Hill Comments Finds Joy in Home Life
Aneke Jahn of Mantua, wife of William D. Jahn, writes the Saturday column Sand Hill Comments for the Chronicle Telegram weekend edition. A homebody with arthritis, she focuses on family Rosalie, Randy, pets, and simple daily moments captured with humor and calm. She once reported for Mantua Record and now balances essays, a forthcoming Sand Hills Saga book, and child poetry projects while her column runs as an extra in Weekend Dividend.
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Aneke Jahn
William D. Jahn
Mantua
Sand Hill
Chronicle- Telegram
John
Rosalie
Sister
Randy
Sonny
Roxie
Sand Hills
New York
Last Chance to See Corvette at Elco Chevrolet
Last chance to view a sleek Chevrolet Corvette at Elco Chevrolet located at 15 E Bridge St. The showroom is open tonight until 9 p m and tomorrow from 1 p m. Adv.
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Elco Chevrolet
Bridge St
ELCO
Chevrolet
E. Bridge St
Bridge St Open Tonight Till 1 P M
Bridge street opening tonight until 1 p m and tomorrow from 3 p m given ad notice.
Stand or Die Defense at Dien Bien Phu Holds Ground
In Indochina the French defenders at Dien Bien Phu repelled repeated Red assaults without yielding an inch of ground. Brig. Gen. Christian De Castries led grim, exhausted troops under artillery and air attack as Giap’s forces pressed near the fortress. Cambodian front reports say Voeun Sai fell to Communist units before two battalions withdrew.
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Dienbienphu
Indo-China
Christian de Castries
Hanoi
Indochina
Standar
Dien Bien Phu
Hope Fort
Viet Nam
Vo Nguyen Giap
Giap
de Castries
Cambodia
Voeun Sai
Elyria Catholic Joins Four Schools In League Plans
Elyria Catholic will join four other schools to form the North Central Athletic Conference. Representatives from Elyria Catholic St. John Cantius Lorain St Mary Cleveland St Stanislaus and Gilmour Academy plan a meeting Monday at St. John Cantius High School in Cleveland. The conference, not yet official, aims to start scheduling next year with football possibly delayed but basketball set to begin play in the season. Football coach Joe Paul and basketball coach Felix Goose Klimcrak will attend the meeting with athletic director Dr. Joseph Lehane.
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Elyria District Catholic High School
St. John Cantius High School
Cleveland
Joseph Lehane
Elyria Catholic
St. John Cantius
Lorain St. Mary
Cleveland St. Stanislaus
Gilmour Academy
Cleveland Lutheran
Western Reserve Academy
Lehane
Joe Paul
Felix Goose Klimcrak
Business Success Test No 21 Turns On Longevity Link
Westminster College survey of 10 000 people finds those who distinguished themselves in work tended to live longer. The item promotes Telegram Classified ads urging property owners to keep units filled with all kinds of rentals. Dial 4751 for an ad writer.
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Westminster College
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