Juin resigns NATO post over European Army Plan
Marshal Alphonse Juin, removed from French defense posts, resigns as NATO commander of Central European forces and plans to join De Gaulle in opposing the European Army Plan. Laniel orders explanation of his speech denouncing the plan and seeks NATO meeting to appoint a replacement as mobs protest Arch of Triumph ceremonies.
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Paris
Alphonse Juin
NATO
Charles DeGaulle
Juin
Joseph Laniel
Laniel
Western
Europe
Foreign Ministry
Georges Bidault
Bidault
Lord Ismay
NATO Council
Arch of Triumph
Rene Pleven
Leon Blum
National Tube Granted Faster Tax Write-Off in Motion
The Office of Defense Mobilization announced an accelerated tax write-off for National Tube Co of Lorain amounting to 50 percent of a 12.93 million repair outlay on coke oven batteries. The five year write-off aligns with current work on two new coke batteries and involves about 60 bricklayers. No new jobs are created by the adjustment. Similar allowances were approved for two other United States Steel subsidiaries: Joliet, Illinois and the Tennessee Coal and Iron Division at Fairfield, Alabama, totaling 15.93 million and 10.66 million respectively.
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Office of Defense Mobilization
Washington
National Tube Co
Lorain
ODM
National Tube
United States Steel
Joliet, Til
Tennessee Coal and Tron
Fairfield
Ala
Weather Outlook for Northeastern Ohio
Partly cloudy and warmer today with a high near 54. Mostly cloudy with scattered thundershowers and milder tonight, low around 42. Tuesday will be partly cloudy with a few showers and higher temperatures, Sunday’s high near 46 and low about 23. Temperature ranges, humidity, sunrise and moon phases noted.
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Ohio
Hyman To Direct Lorain County Cancer Crusade
Elyrian Harry W. Hyman, 620 Park Ave, named director for Lorain County Crusade for 1954. The appointment, announced by Mrs. Earl Ware, marks an April long campaign ending with a door to door canvass on Sunday April 25. Hyman, a local attorney and civic leader, has led multiple organizations and is father to a 15 year old daughter Doris.
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Lorain County
Elyrian
Harry W. Hyman
Park Ave
Earl Ware
American Cancer Society
Hyman
E.hyman Company
Elyria
Western Reserve University
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Ohio
Kiwanis International
Elyria Temple
B'nai Brith
Elyria Community Chest
Elyna Salvation Army
Firelands Area Council of Boy Scouts
Doris
Hilda
Carter duo cleared after tests in Harman nurse death
Dr. Neal D. Carter and his mother Mrs. Bessie Carter were released after a lie detector test and a handwriting expert’s opinion cleared them of being implicated in the death of Eula V. Harman, a 32 year old nurse for whom they were living.
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Columbus
Neal D. Carter
Bessie Carter
Eula V. Harman
London H bomb debate rages as Churchill backs US tests
In the House of Commons Prime Minister Churchill says he will not ask the United States to halt hydrogen bomb tests, praising American leadership. Labour MPs push Britain to take immediate initiative for a top level three power conference to curb armaments. Attlee warns civilization faces grave danger from H bombs and urges talks with Eisenhower and Malenkov. Churchill refuses to disclose British intel on Soviet tests, citing public interest, while stating Britain stays in close touch with US and France on Indo China peace efforts.
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London
INL
Churchill
House of Commons
United States
Russia
Britain
Clement Attlee
Pacific
Attlee
Eisenhower
Georgi Malenkov
France
Indo-China
Joseph Laniel
Washington
Lausche Grants Execution Stay For Betty Butler
Governor Lausche granted a stay of execution to Cincinnati murderess Betty Butler delaying the court dates of April 19 and June 11. The 24 year old strangled and drowned a girlfriend Evelyn Clark at Sharon Park Woods lake. A clemency hearing is set by the pardon and parole commission April 9 to study the case.
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Columbus
I S
Lausche
Cincinnati
Betty Butler
Ohio Penitentiary
Believe French Forces Can Hold Without Aid
Washington dispatch reports late battle news from Indo China boost hopes French Union troops can defend Dienbienphu. U S military observers say Americans will stay out of fighting regardless of outcome, noting no request for help and no public appetite for intervention. Potential changes could force action if Chinese communist forces intervene or France makes a sudden diplomatic concession at Geneva talks.
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Washington
Indo-China
U. S
Dienbienphu
France
Korea
Red Attack Ends Lull In Fighting At Dienbienphu
Fierce night combat around Dienbienphu as Vietminh rebels press northern and northwestern posts. French units counterattack with tanks and retake a position after heavy fighting. AFP reports about 1000 Vietminh dead amid barbed wire entanglements.
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Hanoi
Dienbienphu
Agence France Presse
No. 3
Body Of Sheffield Man Found In Creek Near Home
John Leska 75 of 5158 Colorado Ave Sheffield died in an apparent accidental drowning at a creek near his residence Saturday. He ventured to fetch water at about 3 30 pm and fell in when the bank gave way. A neighbor found his body two hours later as a search was led by his son in law Thomas Stevenson. He is survived by three grandchildren a sister Frances Hodor of Cleve and. Funeral services at St Theresa Church Sheffield Tuesday morning announced by Schwartz Funeral Home Lorain.
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S. C. Ward
John Leska
Colorado Ave
Sheffield
Leska
Steve Chozenski
Thomas Stevenson
Frances Hodor
Cleveand
St. Theresa Church
Schwartz Funeral Home
Lorain
Mother Has Second Baby In 3 Weeks
Chelsea Massachusetts report: Thelma Chapman, 32, of Foxboro, gave birth to a boy and a girl at Chelsea Naval Hospital at 4:19 a.m. EST. The babies are not twins and both mother and infants are doing well. Hospital obstetrician Capt. L T Dorgan said it cannot be determined if the two babies were conceived at the same time.
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Chelsea
Mass
Thelma Chapman
Foxboro
Chelsea Naval Hospital
L. T. Dorgan
Where To Turn SHIRTS Beautifull Laundered One Day Service
Crystal Clear Cleaners offers beautifully laundered shirts with one day service at 587 Cleveland St. This local dry cleaning shop emphasizes prompt turnaround and professional care for garments.
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Crystal Clear Cleaners
Cleveland St
Benson Says Farm Policy Slowly Gaining Support
Secretary Ezra Benson told International News Service that Washington foes of Eisenhower farm policy are joining a slow, favorable trend. Addressing 3,000 leaders at Logan Utah and attending LDS Conference in Salt Lake City he said farmers back the President’s flexible price supports, with Wisconsin Farm Bureau endorsing the move to reduce parity. He noted surpluses totaling 1.3 billion pounds of cheese dried milk and butter must move to markets within 30 days and urged dairy promotion programs to lift fluid milk prices above 75 percent parity.
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Salt Lake City
Ezra Benson
Washington
Eisenhower
International News Service
Rocky Mountain States
Logan
Utah
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Benson
Wisconsin
Allen Kine
American Farm Bureau Association
Wisconsin Farm Bureau
Kine
Wisconsin Farm Group
Estimates of Reds planes in Far East spark alert
Gen. E. P. Partridge, new U. S. Far East Air Force commander, estimated Communist air strength at 6,500 planes across Russia, China and Korea for a potential showdown. He said U. S. forces in the region are on 24 hour alert and American crews stay ready. He added the United States plans to provide planes to Japan under the mutual security pact after training, though specific models were not named.
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Tokyo
E. E. Partridge
U. S. Far East
Far East
Russia
China
Korea
Partridge
United Press
America
Asia
United States
Japan
Cleveland Man Slays Deer in Route 20 Collision
A car driven by 19 year old Eugene Guelker Jr of Cleveland struck a deer on Route 20 about a half mile east of Route 511 at 7 30 last evening. The deer was killed and the car suffered heavy front damage. Wildlife officer Harold Carymple took the deer for disposition.
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Cleveland
Eugene Guelker Jr
Tist St
Guelker
Lorain County
Harold Carymple
22 Injured In 3 Cleveland Bus Accidents
Twenty-two people were injured in three CT S bus crashes in Cleveland today. Fourteen riders were hurt on the east side when a bus rammed another, and six more were injured when a CTS bus struck a utility pole nearby. None suffered serious injuries. victims were taken to St Alexis and St Luke's hospitals.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Transit System
St. Alexis
St. Luke's
Want Ads Offer Quick Help via Phone Now
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Eisenhower to Address Nation Tonight at 8:39 P.M.
President Eisenhower will deliver a 30 minute national address at 8 39 p m EST tonight. Major radio and television networks NBC ABC CBS and others will carry the talk. The bulletin also references a separate listing for linoleum and wall tile rentals.
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Washington
Eisenhower
NBC
ABC
CBS
Resar Mont
Lodi St
Itnal Radio
Port To Resume Normal Operation After Strike
New York port plans to resume normal operations with over 20 000 longshoremen reporting to work under police guard. A prior longshoremen strike over bargaining rights halted activity, diverting ships and causing port disruption as the NLRB orders a new representation vote amid tensions between the ILA and AFL ILA.
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New York
International
National Labor Relations Board
ILA
NLRB
Washington
NRLB
Normal Spring Weather Returns To Ohio
Mild spring weather returns to Ohio with expected highs between 50 and 60 across the state. Ear ly morning lows in the 30s give way to 55 to 60 degrees in the south and around 50 in the north. Thundershowers move from the south tonight with scattered showers likely Tuesday and Wednesday as the mild spell persists. 이어 temperatures in major cities show a national cross section with Miami at 74 and Chicago at 37.
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Ohio
Weather Bureau
Chicago
Denver
Los Angeles
Miami
Washington D. C
Costello Trial Set in New York Tax Case
Frank Costello faced a federal tax evasion trial in New York, charged with avoiding 73,437 dollars in income taxes from 1946 to 1949. The case centers on the notorious gambler linked to organized crime networks and current federal proceedings.
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New York
Frank Costello
Talks With Scelba in Rome Exchange on Economic Questions
ROMERS U S Ambassadress Clare Boothe Luce met Italian Premier Mario Scelba for five minutes today. She described the encounter as an exchange of views on prevailing economic questions and related topics.
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Romers
U. S
Clare Boothe Luce
Mario Scelba
Easter Hat and Bag Sale at Birklines
Easter special offers hats and bags ranging from 3.95 to 6.95. Birklines store details listed as 230 Second Avenue and 2 Adv.
Dulles Says Indochina Tension Near Open Aggression
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles warned during hearings on the foreign aid program that Chinese Communists are coming awfully close to open aggression in Indochina that could provoke retaliation against the Chinese mainland. He said action could extend beyond Indochina if red armies move in, and noted Laos and Cambodia show invasion but no confirmed Chinese participation. Dulles also spoke on consultations with area countries and the aim to reduce U.S. aid while maintaining a mutual security framework.
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Washington
John Foster Dulles
Indochina
China
Dulles
Albert Morano
Morano
St. Louis
Walter Judd
New York
Karl Lecompte
Iowa
U.S
Two of 14 Local Draftes Accepted After Re-exams
Only two of the 14 locals who took the armed forces physical examination last week were accepted. Nine were rejected and three are undetermined. A board spokesman cites a new regulation forcing some registrants to be re-examined after an initial rejection.
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Armed Forces
Lost Ad Leads to Wins and Contacts in The Chronicle Telegram
A nationwide survey finds 9 percent of successful people did work they liked best. If you want to recover something you've lost, place a Lost Ad in The Chronicle Telegram by dialing 4751. Scores of losers and finders establish contact through these ads.
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Chronicle-Telegram
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