Dem Chairman Denies Support To 2 Candidates
In Washington the Democratic National Committee refused funds for James Roosevelt and Rep. Robert Condon citing unusual circumstances and a security risk. Roosevelt vows to stay in the race amid divorce allegations, while Condon calls the move cowardly and predicts re election. The dispute signals a party rift with no immediate comment from other leaders.
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Washington
Congress
Stephen A. Mitchell
James Roosevelt
Robert Condon
D-Calif
National Committee
Mitchell
California
Paul Ziffren
National Party
Condon
Roosevelt
United Press
Ziffren
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Democratic Council
Transplanter Featured At Spring Field Day Event
North Ohio Truck Farmers Association showcased Elco Products transplanter at the spring field day on Route 234 east of Abbe Road. Harvey Ludwig touted 25 000 plants per hour capacity with six vertical seats. Judge team from Lorain County earned Snyder Trophy and Gunderson named top junior judging champion among about 200 visitors.
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Lorain County
Indiana
Tulsa
Okla
Carl Deeds
Fred Dorow
Marvin Gunderson
Bill Dekker
Arnold Koller
Truck Farmers Association
Harvey F Ludwig
David Montguire
Elco Products Corporation of
Milwaukee
Ludwig
Montguire
Northern Ohio Truck Farmers Association
Charles DeChant
Route 234
Abbe Road
Elco Products Corporation
Wis
Harvey F. Ludwig
Elco
Snyder
Arnold Keller
Fred Darrow
Gunderson
DeChant Farm
Toscanini's Final Conducting Night at Carnegie Hall
Arturo Toscanini, age 87, retired after a National Broadcasting Company Symphony Concert at Carnegie Hall. He left the podium without looking back as the orchestra performed Die Meistersinger Prelude, baton dropped, and he disappeared to a stunned audience. The maestro had directed the NBC Symphony for 17 years, and the nation listened as applause ebbed into tributes.
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New York
Arturo Toscanini
Jhas
Carnegie Hall
National Broadcasting Company Symphony Orchestra
Richard Wagner
Toscanini
Red Obstinacy Blocks Recovery Of 2600 GI Bodies In Korea
Washington reports that Communist obstinacy hampers recovering the bodies of about 2,600 American servicemen buried in Korea. Talks on letting Graves Registration teams enter each side’s territory remain delicate, with no clear path to an agreement. The neutral commission would set procedures and deadlines, but South Korea’s Syngman Rhee complicates access, and only eight temporary UN cemeteries are known. Overall, about 8,000 servicemen are listed as missing or not recovered in Korea, with some bodies possibly unrecoverable under the armistice terms.
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Washington
I Korea
U. S
Sub
John D. Martz Jr
Martz
Capitol Hill
Syngman Rhee
United Nations
Korea
Ohio Fatalities Rise In Week End Toll Record Low Breaks
Ohio's accidental week end deaths rose toward near normal as a fire in Glouster claimed a young mother and five children. A United Press tally listed at least 18 deaths between Friday evening and Sunday night including seven by fire and eight in traffic. A 100 year old Cincinnati woman died in a fire, and multiple young victims aged 2 to 15 were reported in various accidents across the state.
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Ohio
Glouster
United Press
Bellefontaine
Cincinnati
Garnet Richard
Mildred
Robert
Lawrence Ray
Freda Mae
William
Lawrence
Charles Edwin
Frederick Wayne Hartley
Sabina
Fayette County
Dale L. Peterson
Englewood
Calif
Lockbourne Air Force Base
Columbus
Shadesville
Wilbur Taylor
St. Paris
St- Paris
Raymond Krivoy
Cleveland
Elta Smith
Demonstration of New Firefighting Methods in Columbus
Thousands of spectators and firefighters from ten states watched a three story frame house burn in Columbus as the fire department demonstrated fighting fires with a fine mist of water rather than heavy jets. The house, donated by Ohio Oil Co., was to be replaced with a gas station.
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Columbus
Ohio Oil Co
Voters Practice Ballots At County Elections Offices
Voters may view and practice voting on machines at the Lorain County board of elections offices in Elyria and Lorain. A primary includes party declarations and tickets with 25 Democratic and 29 Republican candidates, plus six contests on each side. Light Democratic turnout expected. Republicans anticipate more activity with four local contests including a congressional nomination and state and county races.
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Board of Elections
Elyria
Lorain
Ruth Fox
Dem
Democratic
Grafton Township
Frank Lausche
James A. Rhodes
Treassurer
Supreme Court
State Central Committee
James Recupero
Joseph Yepko
A. D. Baumhart Jr
Vermilion
Lawrence W. Johnson
Avon Lake
Dale C. Kellogg
Louis A. Schultz Jr
Sandusky
Charles A. Mosher
Oberlin
Robert E. Henderson
Ashland
Evacuation of Cities Proposals Called Silly
Washington wariness met calls for evacuating major cities in a nuclear attack. House Armed Services chairman Dewey Short blasted the idea as silly and tommyrot saying such a move would trigger panic. He urged thick radar networks and bases for B 36s along the Arctic circle to deter assault and warned northern cities could receive only minutes of warning. He also noted the need for stronger bases from Labrador to Alaska and criticized civil defense efforts while planning briefings with Strauss and Radford.
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Washington
Dewey Short
House Armed Services Committee
Short
House
U.S
Labrador
Alaska
Arctic Circle
Wes United Press
Detroit
Chicago
Pittsburgh
New York
House Committee
Atomics, Energy Commission
Polio Vaccine Tests Deemed Most Exact Yet
Dr Salk and partners push a mass trial of the vaccine on 750000 to a million children in first to third grades saying the test laboratories will detect any live virus. Dr Hart Van Riper of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis calls the triple test safer than safe and notes live virus would invalidate the vaccine.
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Washington
U.S
Public Health Service
Walter Winchell
Jonas E. Salk
Pittsbburgh
Hart E. van Riper
National Foundation For
Salk
National Foundation
Biological Control Laboratory
State Medical Meeting to Be Held in Columbus
Representatives from all 88 counties are expected to attend the annual scientific session and business meeting of the Ohio State Medical Association in Columbus April 12 15. Highlight will be a talk by Dr Edward J McCormick of Toledo president of the AMA. Doctors fill recent scientific and educational exhibits during the meeting.
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Columbus
Ohio State Medical Association
Edward J. McCormick
Toledo
American Medical Association
Senate delays ruling on Sears in McCarthy probe
Senate Investigating Subcommittee delayed Tuesday a decision on Samuel P Sears continuing as special counsel in the McCarthy Army inquiry. Democrats voiced reservations citing past praise for McCarthy while Sears arrived in Washington to testify. Mundt said Sears must be questioned on all facts to ensure a searching unbiased job.
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Washington
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Boston
Samuel P. Sears
Joseph R. McCarthy
Army
Senate
John L. McClellan
Sears
Karl E. Mundt
R-Sd
Subcommittee
McCarthy
Wisconsin
Republican
Drew Pearson
Mundt
McClellan
Ark
Crown Princess Martha of Norway Dies at 53
Crown Princess Martha, Norway's first lady for 16 years, died early today from a chronic liver ailment. She was 53, born March 28, 1893. Her illness, first noted March 12, led to a critical condition after a weekend that saw official notices and a solemn royal farewell as King Haakon VII and the royal family attended her bedside.
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Oslo
Norway
Martha
Olav
Holmenkollen Sk
Harald
Haakon VII
Ragnhil
Astrid
Ingeborg
Sweden
Maud
Haakon
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