New Yorker Not Saying If He'd Take GOP Post
Former Rep. Leonard W Hall declined to say if he would accept the Republican National Committee chairmanship after C Wesely Roberts resignation Hall said the topic was mentioned only in light banter and he cannot comment while serving as a New York surrogate judge Eisenhower considered speaking at Theodore Roosevelt memorial and would decide later Governor Langley endorsed Hall boosting boom for the post calls Hall experienced and seasoned.
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Leonard W. .Hall
R-N.y
Republican National Committee
C. Wesley Roberts
Hall
Eisenhower
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Sagamore Hill
Arthur B. Langley
Wash
Ington
White House
Langley
Roberts
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Forecast Sees Easter Cool With Some Showers
A forecast predicts a fairly nice Easter with cool temperatures. The Pacific Northwest Florida and the extreme Northeast may see showers while eastern Great Lakes and New England stay too cool for light spring dresses. Western New York northwestern Pennsylvania and northern New Hampshire Vermont may have showers. Central Ohio Valley reports light rain. the rest of the nation remains dry.
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Pacific Northwest
Florida
Great Lakes
New England
New York
Pennsylvania
New Hampshire
Vermont
Ohio Valley
Paintings Stolen From Cathedral Recovered
FBI raid in Chicago recovered nine religious oil paintings stolen in 1952 from St. Joseph's Cathedral Bardstown Kentucky. Experts say one work by Jan van Eyck may be worth around 500000 to 675000, described as among the world’s rarest. Arrested in connection with the theft were a U S attorney’s assistant and Gus Manotelli.
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Kentucky
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FBI
Daniel Catton Rich
Chicago Art Institute
Jan van Eyck
Philip the Good
Burgundy
Rich
St. Joseph's Cathedral
Bardstown
U.S
Gus Manotelli
New York
J. Edgar Hoover
Washington
James A. Willett
Weather Outlook for Northeastern Ohio
Fair and windy this afternoon cooler than yesterday with partly cloudy skies. Tonight remains windy and cooler. Sunday brings partly cloudy forenoon, fair in the afternoon with similar temperatures to today, highs near 52 to 61. No precipitation in the last 24 hours ending Friday 8 p.m. Humidity 92 percent at 8 a.m. Friday and 58 percent at 8 p.m. Friday. Sunrise Saturday 6 03 a.m. Sunset 6 58 p.m. Moonrise 12 35 a.m. Sunday and moonset 8 25 a.m. Sunday.
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Ohio
Turkish submarine Dumlupinar sinks with crew trapped at Dardanelles
Ninety eight men were trapped after the Dumlupinar collided with the freighter Naboland near the Dardanelles. Forty were alive in a rear compartment while thirty five others perished in the forward section as oxygen ran low. An American destroyer aided the rescue effort.
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Turkey
Dardanelles Strait
Hope
Ohio Woodmen of the World Convenes in Toledo May 1 3
The Ohio state convention of the Woodmen of the World will be held in Toledo from May 1 to 3, as announced today.
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Ohio
the Woodmen of the World
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Consolidation Talks Among Graf ton LaGrange Penfield Belden School Boards
Graf ton LaGrange Penfield and Belden boards met with the County Board of Education to discuss merging into one district. Superintendent C A Gibbons described a friendly atmosphere as officials reviewed advantages and drawbacks. Penfield favored keeping current structure. others debated. High school pupils from Penfield now attend LaGrange High, freeing space for Penfield grade students. Data showed per pupil monthly costs: Graf ton 28.91 and LaGrange higher or lower depending on enrollment. Further discussion set for next county board meeting.
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LaGrange
Penfield
Belden
County Board of Education
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LaGrange High School
Two Hurt As Driver Strikes Drain Tile On Route 6
Joseph F Garnes and his companion Dorothy Raphael, both of Cleveland, were injured when Garnes’ car hit a drain tile about 500 feet west of Route 61 on Route 6 at 12 15 a m today. They were taken to St Josephs Hospital for treatment.
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Garnes
93Rd Street
Cleveland
Dorothy Raphael
St. Joseph's Hospital
Strikes End and New One Opens in 85,000-Worker Furor
United Press reports two major strikes in steel, railroads and rubber ended after 62 hours of talks. About 10,000 CIO electrical workers walked out at General Electric in Syracuse. A 30-day trial backs two conductors blamed for a slowdown. CIO rubber workers gain a large medical plan and other benefits. Picket lines at Syracuse GE plant protested parts shipments. GE denied the claim.
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Front End Of Car Damaged In City Crash
Bishop W Merritt of 744 West 18th street faced Elyria Police Court on a charge of failure to have his car under control after a Friday night crash on West River street. His car struck a utility pole breaking it and crossing the road to hit an iron fence and lawn damage valued at 500 dollars for the car 75 dollars for the lawn and fence. Merritt was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital for facial injuries and released.
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Elyria
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West River Street
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
Amherst Builders & Home Repair Features in Listings
Amherst area home service listings highlight the 15 builders and repair specialists. The feature notes contact details and nearby calendar entries for projects around town including schedules for Elyria events and Oberlin coverage. Local society notes and hospital updates accompany the practical home improvement theme.
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Pike Board denounces blacktop on concrete plan in Ohio paving dispute
In Cleveland Dr J Gordon McKay of the Ohio Turnpike Commission denounces an asphalt over concrete proposal as morally wrong and warns the plan would weaken pavement strength for heavy trucks. court orders require bids on both types delaying toll road progress and forcing officials to await Supreme Court action.
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Ohio Turnpike Commission
J. Gordon McKay
Cleveland
McKay
Turnpike Commission
Ohio
Court of Appeals
State Supreme Court
Frank
J. Lausche
Robert D. Hamilton
Perjury case links to Sheffield Lake land deal
Anna Sprunk, 48, of Sheffield Lake, failed to pay court costs totaling 944.97 after a 1951 perjury conviction by an Ashland County jury. Sentenced to 1 to 10 years then suspended, she remains on probation and faces possible Marysville imprisonment for parole violation. The case arose from a probe into public official dealings on a sewage plant land purchase. co defendant Michael J. OLeary awaits rehearing action in the Ohio Supreme Court.
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Anna Sprunk
Sheffield Lake Village
H. E. Culbertson
Ashland
Lorain ‘County
Culbertson
Marysville
Harold Ewing
Sprunk
Paul Mikus
Sheffield Lake
Michael J. O’leary
Ohio Supreme Court
O'Leary
Return of ailing POWs at Panmunjom talks begins
Tokyo reports a four officer Allied team led by Rear Adm. John C. Daniel will accompany talks at Panmunjom on repatriation of sick and wounded POWs. Munsan prepares to receive them within two weeks as negotiations seek broader armistice progress.
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Panmunjom
John C. Daniel
At .Munsan
U S Warns Free World To Keep Up Its Defenses
U S officials warn the free world not to lower defenses amid optimistic peace moves by world Communism. They stress the Soviet goal of world domination remains, while tests in Korea and other trouble spots will shape policy. Senator Wiley notes the Kremlin doctors' acquittal adds to ongoing concerns.
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Washington
United States
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Korea
Alexander Wiley
R-Wis
Congress
Kremlin
Herbert Seen In Line To Head Federal Board
Herbert appears in consideration for the top position on the federal board as discussions move forward. Key officials evaluate his background and potential leadership in shaping federal policy.
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Herbert
Federal Board
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