Problems Of Youth To Be Discussed Friday In Elyria
Mothers and fathers from Lorain County will hear a two session institute at the First Congregational Church in Elyria on Friday. The program titled Character in a Capsule features Allen E. Rupp and a panel including Mrs. George H. Tulk, Mrs. Lorin C. Staats, Dr. Ernest Knautz, Mrs. Llewelyn Owen, and William Gilles.
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Elyria
Lorain County
First Congregational Church
Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers, Inc
Allen E. Rupp
Schools of
Cambridge
Ohio Congress
George H. Tulk
Ohio Parent- Teacher Magazine
Lorin C. Staats
Athens
Ernest Knautz
Department
Baldwin- Wallace College
Llewelyn Owen
Oberlin College Library
William Gilles
Clearview School
Meyers
Walter Glick
Clearview
Lee McCullough
Avon
Keith
Eastin
Brookside
County
Ervin Jaycox
Henrietta
Army Air Force Protest Cuts In Defense Budget War
Washington report says the Army and Air Force contest proposed manpower and civilian payroll reductions by Defense Secretary Wilson as part of a broader drive to trim the 1954 military budget. Presidents Eisenhower and Wilson aim to balance security with economy amid a tentative 10 percent cut target.
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Army
Air Force
Wilson
Washington
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Pentagon
U. S
Eisenhower
Truman
White House
Two Killed as Auto Hits Students Near Beach
Miami University student William K. McCormick, 19, of Ohio, held on manslaughter charges after his car struck a group of students walking along a beach highway near Fort Lauderdale. Two students, Sue Macken 18 from St. Louis and James Floyd 20 from Newcastle Del, were killed. Three others were injured, listed in fair condition at a local hospital. Police said the driver could offer no explanation for the sudden lunge.
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FT. Lauderdale
Miami
O. University
William K. McCormick
Cuyahoga Falls
Sue’ Macken
St. Louis
James Floyd
Newcastle
Del
McCormick
Grafton Board Seeks Clarification on Consolidation Plan
The Grafton Village Board of Education expresses support for consolidation in principle but opposes including Grafton Village School District with Belden La Grange and Penfield. County superintendent C A Gibbons relays the board’s request for clarification of its position.
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Grafton Village
Northeastern Ohio Weather Outlook
Cloudy with an isolated light rain and mild conditions through this afternoon and tonight. High 50, low 40. Sunday’s temperatures 37 to 49 with 24 hour precipitation at 8 pm largely trace. Humidity 8 am Sunday 70 percent, 8 pm 40 percent. Moonrise Monday 1 30 am. sunrise 5 59 am. sunset 7 01 pm. moonset 10 20 am Monday.
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Ohio
OWU President Nominated for ODM Director
President Eisenhower nominates Arthur S. Flemming of Ohio Wesleyan University to be Director of the Office of Defense Mobilization. Flemming is acting ODM head and nomination may not ensure top post under the new reorganization. Also named are Navy Assistant Secretaries nominees James P. Mitchell and John Slezak with noted biographies.
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Washington WP
Eisenhower
Arthur S. Flemming
Ohio Wesleyan University
Office of Defense Mobilization
Flemming
ODM
White House
Congress
Navy
James P. Mitchell
John Slezak
Slezak
Turner Brass Works
Sycamore, Til
Mitchell
Westfield, N. J
Bloomingdale Brothers
New York
All Schools Resume After Easter Vacation
Pupils in Lorain County village and rural schools enjoy the last day of Easter vacation. Most schools resume tomorrow, except Columbia Township, which resumes Wednesday morning. Columbia's senior class left for a Washington trip.
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Lorain County
Columbia Township
C. A. Gibbons
Columbia
Washington
Washington, D. C
Benson Called to Hearing on Dairy Import Curbs
The House agriculture subcommittee summoned Secretary Ezra T. Benson to an April 14 hearing on extending dairy import controls beyond June 3. Benson has not stated a position. advisers favor negotiating trade agreements over a ban. Dairy leaders report 65 recommendations from a two day industry meeting with Agriculture Department keeping many details secret.
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Washington
House Agriculture
Ezra T. Benson
August H. Andersen
R-Minn
Benson
P.m
Lem
Agriculture Department
Driver Suffers Fracture in Four Weekend Accidents
Evelyn M. Smith, U S Army Air Force, stationed at Lowrey Field Denver, confined to Elyria Memorial Hospital with a compound fracture of the left ankle after a Sunday crash on Chestnut Ridge road near Dewhurst road. Deputies report the car left the road, hit a stone, rolled, and rested on wheels. Jackson a passenger was rescued by Billy J. Jones.
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Evelyn M. Smith
U. S. Army Air Force
Lowrey Field
Denver
Colorado
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Sheriff's Department
Leo Jackson
Roosevelt Street
Chestnut Ridge Road
Dewhurst Road
Chestnut Ridge
Tthe Road
Jackson
Billy J. Jones
Robert Vinovich
Manuel Gomez
Lyle E. Dodrill
East Avenue
Dodrill
Sheriff’s Department
Sheriff's Departur
George Dancisko
Kipling Street
Penfield Junction
Dancisko
Merle R. Kaydin
University Heights
Charles F. Bertz
East Cleveland
Route 76
Bertz
Kaydia
Pilotless jets fly through deadly cloud after blast
AEC detonated a secret device over Nevada as two radio controlled F-80 jets with mice and monkeys rode the radioactive cloud. The pilots returned to Indian Springs after 20 minutes while Civil Aeronautics Authority banned flights above 24,000 feet from Las Vegas to Nogales until 4 30 p m eastern standard time.
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Las Vegas
Nev
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Nevada Desert
Indian Springs Air Force Base
AEC
Yucca Flat Proving Ground
Here
Indian Springs
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Yuma
Ariz
Nogales
Mexico
Albuquerque
N. M
CAA
Nevada
United States
Proving Ground
Wrights' First Flight Record To Be Published
Oberlin College sponsors a two-volume set compiling the Wright brothers first airplane flight details including letters diaries and data. McGraw Hill Book Co will publish before the Dec 17 golden anniversary. Oberlin earlier awarded the Wrights an honorary doctor of laws degree in 1910.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
McGraw Hill Book Co
Wrights
Rail Workers Face Wage Cut Across Nation
Washington reports 1,300,000 railroad workers will lose two cents an hour as the old type consumer price index for February drops. Wages are tied to the index and the decline, led by falling retail prices since December, especially food, triggers the cut industry wide.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Elyria Public Schools Resume After Spring Break
Spring vacation ends for Elyria children with all district schools back on regular schedule tomorrow. Catholic schools and St John’s Lutheran also reopen Wednesday on normal timetable.
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Elyria
St John’s Lutheran
Quake Hits Tokyo Area Shakes High Rise Dwellings
An earthquake struck the Tokyo district today causing visible sway in high buildings but no immediate damage reports. Observers描述 observed the tremor and noted building movement without confirmed harm.
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Tokyo
Egg Rollers Force Eisenhowers Off White House Lawn
Thousands of Easter egg rollers surged onto the White House South Lawn as President Eisenhower and his grandchildren were moved to safety. Secret Service and police struggled to control the crowd. Dwight David Jr. dropped his basket of eggs amid the stampede, and Barbara Anne Eisenhower was carried to safety by the President. He promised endless eggs once inside.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Barbara Anne
Murray Snyder
Dwight
David IT
Snyder
Dwight David
Stolen Safe Recovered By Patrol Near Norwalk
A safe stolen from the Valley Inn on Gulf road and Route 254 was found today by State Highway Patrolmen along a county road near Norwalk. Lorain County officials investigated the theft for hours, with no report filed yet. Deputy Joseph Guzik was dispatched to the scene and details on contents, entry, and method remained at the sheriff's office.
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Valley Inn
Gulf Road
Route 254
Norwalk
Lorain County
Marines Battle Chinese Reds Near Panmunjom
Marines clashed with about 200 Chinese near Panmunjom, on the western front, delivering rockets, tank fire, artillery and mortars. Chinese mortars answered with 76 and 120 mm shells. After about ninety minutes the attackers withdrew with 63 casualties, over half killed.
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Panmunjom
Seoul
No-Man‘s Land
United Nations
No-Man’s Land
Leathernecks
Pyongyang
Sariwon
U N Offers To Return 500 Daily From War Prisoner Swap
U N negotiators told Communist envoys they would repatriate 500 sick and wounded prisoners daily within a week after a swap agreement. Talks opened with progress as both sides agreed to meet again Monday at 9 p m EST. Reds proposed broader repatriation to neutral countries for the disabled.
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Panmunjom
Korea
United Nations
U.N
Wilfrid Burchett
Lee Sang Cho
Redz
Anti Jewish drive called off in Soviet Union
Pravda announced the anti Jewish purge begun in January is ended and a broader purge of former state security officials is under way observers say power shifts hint Malenkov and Beria control the situation and seek loyal state machinery.
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Moscow
Pravda
Communist Party
Ryumin
Semyon Deisovich Ignatiev
Central Committee
The
Josef Stalin
Ignatiev
Communist Party Central Committee
Stalin
Lavrenti Beria
Ministry of State Security and Internal Affairs
Georgi M. Malenkov
Beria
Solomon “Mikhoels
Jewish State Theater
Mikhoels
London
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Ministry of State Security
Lavrenti P. Beria
Malenkov
Spring Term Of Court Opens In Lorain County
The Spring term opened in Lorain County Common Pleas Court with Judge D A Cook assigned to hear all cases to be tried before a jury. Judge John Pincura was assigned to hear all equity actions including divorce proceedings.
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Anna Sprunk
Sheffield Lake
H. E. Culbertson
Common Pleas
Ashland
Lorain County
Sprunk
Grand Jury
Ashland County
20 Lose Lives In Ohio Weekend Accidents
The Easter holiday weekend in Ohio left at least 38 dead in nonintentional crashes as favorable weather brought thousands to the roads and heavy traffic caused numerous fatalities. A second line notes further incidents and ongoing tally updates.
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Ohio
United Press
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