Bombers Reach Indochina for Dien Bien Phu Support
American B 26 bombers arrived at an Indochina airfield to aid the French in Dien Bien Phu. Parachute reinforcements also descended on the Dien Bien Phu garrison, a major supply point 175 miles west of Hanoi, as French lines strained against Vietminh forces.
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Hanoi
INS
Indochina
Dien Bien Phu
Laos
Mekong River
Thailand
Red River
Cambodia
Mekong
Moulapa‘mok
High Command
Elyria Woman Named Chairman For Cancer Crusade
Mrs. Richard H. Lysaght of 700 Garford Avenue selected as Elyria chairman for the annual Cancer Crusade. Kay Lysaght, active in civic groups since 1937, has led the Junior Women’s Club and Jaycee-Ettes, and served as state director of Junior Clubs. She is involved in church activities, Red Cross, March of Dimes, and public campaigns, with four daughters.
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Richard H. Lysaght
Garford Avenue
Elyria
Lysaght
Kay
Westbury
Long Island
Elyria Junior Woman’s Club
Elyria Jaycee- Ettes
Elyria Woman's Club
St. Mary Church
Altar and Rosary Society
Catholic Study Club No. 10
Red Cross
Mrs. Lysaght
Linda Jo
Patricia
Kathleen
Nancy Ann
American Cancer Society
Leg Fracture Reported After Plant Accident
Mrs. Ethel Alexander of 1143 East River Street suffered a leg fracture in a workplace accident at General Industries Company. She was transported to Elyria Memorial Hospital and listed in satisfactory condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Alexander
East River St
General Industries Company
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Weather Outlook for Northeastern Ohio Today and Tonight
Sunny and warmer today with a high around 75. Showers and scattered thundershowers arrive, winds pick up, and a colder night follows with a low near 46. Thursday remains cloudy and windy with cooler temperatures.
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Ohio
Youth Charged With Attempt To Wreck Train
A 19 year old Ashland county youth, Everett Lee Starnes of Loudonville, is charged by the Cleveland FBI with attempting to wreck a Pennsylvania Railroad train after admitting he placed two ties on the tracks. The New York to Chicago train struck the ties but did not derail. he faces up to 20 years under a federal train wrecking statute.
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Cleveland
Ashland County
FBI
Everett Lee
Jarnes
Loudonville
Norman H. McCabe
Starnes
Eisenhower Says No Need for Bigger Hydrogen Bomb
President Eisenhower stated there is no military need to develop a larger hydrogen bomb than currently produced and denied any delay in H bomb research. He said no immediate peacetime use for the H bomb and emphasized close consultation with Atomic Energy Chief Lewis Strauss. He also discussed potential Alaska and Hawaii statehood and a possible trimming of Alaska’s land area.
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Washington
INS
Eisenhower
United States
Joseph R. McCarthy
R-Wis
Atomic Energy Commission
Lews Strauss
McCarthy
Esenhower
Atomic Energy
Lewis Strauss
Strauss
Edward R. Murrow
Murrow-McCarthy
Wisconsin
Murrow
Alaska
Congress
Hawaii
Frank Heintzelman
Heintzelman
Probing Spotlight Proves Police Vigil is Constant
A spotlight sweeps through the night as police patrols probe doors and locks. Officers Koepp and Payne chase a routine, guarding homes from Chestnut Street to Lake Avenue, testing doors, observing windows, and maintaining vigilance across the city. The beam and radio chatter define a ceaseless patrol in pursuit of safety.
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Dows
Koepp
Lake Avenue
Survivor of POW ordeal reenlists in Army service
Cpl. Alvi Norris, long credited with surviving a North Korea POW ordeal, signs for a new three year Army hitch. After discharge on October 23 he returns to civilian life, works at American Brake Shoe, and eyes a Military Police Battalion assignment. His parents’ Brunswick home is under construction as Norris heads to Fort Knox for initial processing.
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Norris
American Brake Shoe Company
Brunswick
50Th Street
Elyria
Army
Ft. Knox
Walter
Second
Cpl
Alvi Norris
Yalu River
Freedom Village
S. F
Bird Walks for Elyrians Begin April 25
The Cleveland Museum of Natural History sponsors the Fourth Annual Bird Walks for Elyrians starting Sunday April 25 and running five consecutive Sundays. Open to all Elyria residents with gatherings at 7 15 a m at the Washington Ave entrance to Ely Woods Park. Regular 1953 leaders Dale Kellogg Jack Smith Miss Elizabeth Yoder and Earl Lautenschleger return. top leader Frank M Phelps died earlier this year.
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Cleveland Museum of Natural History
Elyria
P. F. Johnson
Washington Ave
Ely Woods Park
Dale Kellogg
Jack Smith
Elizabeth Yoder
Earl Lautenschleger
Frank M. Phelps
Car Strikes Pole Woman Dies in Route 241 Crash
Margaret V. Bacon, 40, of Alliance, was killed when the automobile she rode in struck a utility pole on Route 241 near Massillon. Driver Horst Spanier, 29, suffered a crushed shoulder and was listed in fair condition at a Massillon hospital. Bacon's death marked Stark County's 23rd traffic fatality of the year.
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Massillon, O
Margaret V. Bacon
Alliance
Route 241
Massillon
Horst Spanier
Akron coroner probes death of Vern Robinett
Coroner W J Pittenger continued the investigation into the death of 24 year old Vern Robinett after police ruled the incident accidental. Robinett reportedly stepped from a moving car, suffering a fractured skull and dying hours later in hospital.
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Akron
W. J. Pittenger
Vern Robinett
Robinett
Eaton Alumni Dance at Eaton School April 10
A community event announces an Eaton Alumni Dance on April 10 at 9 PM at Eaton School. Also listed is a rummage sale open all day at 332 Rockfern Ave. Proceeds or details not provided.
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EATON
M. Eaton School
Rockfern Ave
Lorain Man Confesses Slaying Stepfather In Licking Co Farm Home
A Lorain man, Carl W. Robinson, 35, confessed to shooting and killing his 63 year old stepfather, William Monroe, at a Johnstown area farm home after a quarrel over staying overnight. Robinson fled in a light colored car, was captured in Newark about 12 hours later, and his mother Eva Robinson was questioned and released. The weapon was recovered and no prior Lorain record was found.
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Licking Co
Lorain
Johnstown
Carl W. Robinson
Licking County
William McInlroy
Robinson
William Monroe
Monroe
Eva
Emerson Smith
Ioad
Monroe Farm
Smith
Newark
Sherif McElroy
Ike Says Indochina Fall Would Do Great Harm
President Eisenhower warned that a communist victory in Indochina would bring incalculable harm and could trigger a broader chain reaction in Southeast Asia. He spoke at a press conference before 1,200 women and urged sober, united action without signaling specific military moves. Secretary Dulles said the Reds are approaching open aggression and pressed for a united will to resist, while discussions focused on avoiding war and strengthening collective positions to avert disaster.
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Washington
Iman
Eisenhower
Indo-China
Free World
Pacific
United States
John Foster Dulles
U.S
Red China
Dulles
Far East
Admin
Where To Turn Moves to New Location and Phone
Jim Resar announces relocation to 522 Lodi Street with a new phone number 39-112 in the latest notice adv. The move updates contact details for the service as listed in the reader notice.
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Jim Resar
March Report On Employment Encouragements President Says Signs Point Up
President Eisenhower announced a March employment report showing a flattening unemployment curve while total employment rose by 50 000 and unemployment increased by a similar amount. He cited record first quarter construction spending at 7.283 billion as the strongest positive economic signal since last summer and noted ongoing encouraging daily indicators from his economic team. The administration pledged to boost improvements as needed.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Vandalism Hits Stark County Cars in Night Of Breakages
Vandals packing BB guns damaged autos across Stark County Tuesday night. Canton police estimate about 300 windshields, many in used-car lots, were broken as the spree continued.
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Canton
Stark County
Changing jobs can boost success says psychologists study
Psychologists from Columbia and Kansas find that staying with one firm does not guarantee better opportunities. Switching jobs helps people work where best suited, a surer ladder to success. Chronicle Telegram Classified ads offer help to sell swap rent hire or buy by calling 4751.
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Columbia
Kansas
Chronicle - Telegram
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