France backs united action if Geneva fails Indo China war
France signals willingness to support a united action plan with the United States against Communist moves in Asia if the Geneva Conference does not end the Indo China war. Dulles to press Britain and France for agreement on a broader defense of Southeast Asia ahead of Geneva.
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Asia
John Foster Dulles
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Southeast Asia
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Paris
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Britain
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Free Asia
California
Russia
Red China
Say 6 Bodies Recovered Near Capri Jet Crash Site
Six bodies were recovered from the sea south of Capri after a British Comet jet with 21 aboard apparently crashed in the Gulf of Salerno. The crash, reported Thursday night, also left a mile-long oil slick and wreckage in the water. The British government ordered a full investigation and temporarily grounded BOAC planes while cause is determined. Three Americans were listed among the passengers.
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IMS
Capri
Italy
Gulf of Salerno
U.S. Navy
Samuel J. Abel
Isle
London
Miles Thomas
British Overseas
Sapotage
A Airways Corp
Reut
Lennox-Boyd
Miles
BOAC
Israel Charges Soldier Killed By Armed Egyptians
Israel reports that armed Egyptians killed one soldier and wounded eight in four border clashes near the Negev and Beery area. The incidents, described as the most extensive since border tensions rose last week, prompted protest to the UN Mixed Armistice Commission.
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Israal
Israel
United Nations Mixed Armistice Commission
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Negev
Beery
Weather snapshot for Northeastern Ohio with warming trend
Sunny and warmer today in Northeastern Ohio with a high near 56 and a mild night around 42. Saturday looks partly cloudy and warmer with possible afternoon or evening showers. Thursday temperature range 39 to 68 with .48 inch of rain in the prior 24 hours ending 8 p m. Sunrise Friday is 5 58 a m and sunset 7 p m. Five day forecast calls for four to five degree above normal temperatures Saturday through Wednesday with near an inch of rain expected Saturday night Sunday and again around Tuesday. Open House Palm Sunday afternoon at Resar Florist 1435 E River St. adv.
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E. River St
Moose Jaw Mayor Says Training Flights Caused Air Tragedy
Moose Jaw mayor L. E. Lowry contends a fatal crash that killed 37 people might have been prevented if his protests over training flights near the city had been heeded. He convened a special council meeting after a Royal Canadian Air Force trainer collided with a Trans-Canada airliner over Moose Jaw.
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Moose Jaw
June Draft Call Sets Induction at 18000 Men
Washington reports the Army requests 18000 men for June while the Navy Marine Corps and Air Force request no inductees. The 18000 figure has applied since February, after a reduction from 23000 monthly last July.
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Washington
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Selective Service
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Marine Corps
Air Force
McCarthy Welcomes Reaction From Nevada Publisher
Sen Joseph McCarthy welcomed any reaction from a Nevada publisher accused by the government of authoring material tending to incite his murder. The remark followed earlier reports on the matter noted on page 12.
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Joseph McCarthy
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Wisconsin
Pleads Innocent To Charge Of School Assault
Allan P. Daniel is jailed on $500 bond after pleading innocent to a felonious assault charge. He allegedly assaulted a 15 year old inmate at Girls' Industrial School while a cottage parent. Daniel surrendered after a secret grand jury indictment. His attorney said posting $1,000 bond was unlikely.
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Allan P. Daniel
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Girls’ Industrial School
L. Dennis Marlowe
Earl Fravel
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Ohio State University
Aluminum Combination Storeroom Doors Sold For 5150
ALSCO ALUMINUM offers combination stor doors installed for 5150 with contact Gene at 46 564 for quotes and details.
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ALSCO
Desire to Please Drives Lorain County Aiming Success
Authorities state that wanting to please others boosts ambition and sets clear goals. The Chronicle Telegram Classifieds are praised for helping Lorain Countians reach their aims and achieve satisfaction.
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Chronicle Telegram
Elyria Executive Picked To Attend Paris Conference
Elyria executive DETROIT C A Olsen president of Olsen Manufacturing Company was named by the National Association of Manufacturers as a United States delegate to the Second International Conference of Manufacturers in Paris May 23 25 The NAM will lead a delegation of more than 150 top executives with H W Prentis Jr of Armstrong Cork Company Lancaster Pa as chair The conference will gather about 400 industrial leaders from Europe and Asia to discuss Human Relations in Industry underscoring the American view that people issues surpass technical ones
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C. A. Olsen
Olsen Manufacturing Company
Elyria
National Association of Manufacturers
United States
International Conference of Manufacturers
Paris
NAM
Harold C. McClellan
H. W. Prentis Jr
Armstrong Cork Company
Lancaster
Council of European Industrial Federations
Atlantic
Europe
Manufacturers
New York
UN Group Studies India Plea To Halt Bomb Tests
United Nations Disarmament Commission opens its first meeting with urgency to ban all atomic and hydrogen weapon tests. India seeks immediate standstill while the group aims to ban production and use, with Nehru’s proposal submitted from New Delhi. Russia and China plan to press for seats and proposals, including a rapid one third cut in large powers’ armed forces.
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United Nations Disarmament Commission
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U.N
Jawaharlal Nehru
New Delhi
United States
Britain
France
Russia
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Lebanon
China
T. F. Tsiang
Commission
Daughter of Elyria Actor Gets New Name
The daughter of actor Keefe Brasselle and his wife Norma was officially renamed Erin Keefe Brasselle at age ten. Superior Judge Arnold Praeger in Hollywood approved the change after the mother cited a preference for a feminine name and the child’s identity.
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Elyria
Elyrians
Keefe Brasselle
Norma
Erin Keefe Brasselle
Mickie
Arnold Praeger
Jin Hollywood
Commies Begin Third Push On Dien Bien Phu
In Indochina, communist artillery pounds Dien Bien Phu signaling a probable third major assault on the French fortress. Heavy mortars and 105 mm howitzers shell bunkers while French bombers strike enemy positions. Colonel Christian De Castries says morale is excellent and expects Giap to launch the third big attack soon. Reinforcements arrive as Dien Bien Phu stockpiles food, medicine and ammo.
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Viet Nam
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de Castries
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Innocent Man Targeted in Tampa Bandit Hunt
Police siege a large Tampa area as two hunted bandits remain at large with a third man jailed. A crippled bystander, James Starns, narrowly avoided being shot while reaching for crutches in a car at a checkpoint. Rankin and Robart, both fugitives from Lima Ohio, are believed to be hiding nearby, with Rankin wounded and possibly having killed Robart. Moore, beaten by Rankin and Robart, is jailed on related claims.
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Fla
James Starns
Starns
Sulphur Springs
John Cave Rankin
Richard E. Dick Robart
Rupert
Lima
Ohio
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William Ellison
Rubart
James Moore
Moore
Ducks’ Spur Project Halted by Ducks in Massachusetts
In Dedham mass the three million dollar railroad spur project was paused Thursday due to a pair of ducks blocking the path by hatching a dozen eggs, halting construction.
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Dedham, Mass
Committee Raps Benson For Not Spending More
Washington report says House Appropriations Committee approved a higher overall Agriculture Department bill than requested, scolding Secretary Ezra Benson for not spending more this year. The panel sent a $698.41 million cash package plus $320.50 million in loan authorizations for the fiscal year starting July 1, with REA loans boosted and overall funding above the administration’s wish but under last year’s level.
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House Appropriations Committee
Secretary of Agriculture
Ezra T. Benson
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House
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Rural Electrification Administration
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Last Rites Held For Boy Victim In Bus Accident
Funeral services were held for Timothy Frawley seven who died when struck by a North Olmsted school bus after getting off near his Barton Road home. Police say he ran in front of the bus, driver Donald Dunham 25 reported hearing a thud and stopping. Timothy survived by parents Calvin and wife and three sisters Sydney Colleen and Janet. He attended Butter Nut Ridge School and was a first grader.
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Timothy Frawley
Fairview
Calvin Frawley
Barton Rd
Butternut Ridge School
George Christman
Donald Dunham
Fields Corner
Timothy
Christman
Sydney
Colleen
Janet
Cleveland
Berea
Olmsted Falls
Wall Tile
Elyria Jaycees to name younger citizen award winner
Elyria will honor its most distinguished younger citizen of the year at a 6:20 p m banquet on April 28 at the American Legion Hall. The 13th annual distinguished service award banquet is hosted by the Elyria Junior Chamber of Commerce with a secret selection committee and tickets on sale through Jaycee members.
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Elyria Junior Chamber of Commerce
American Legion Hall
Ray Renz
Jnward
Jaycees
Cirigliano
Joseph Cirigliano
March of Dimes
Cole Christian
James Lamadue
Gordon Kuss
George Innes
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Aerie 431 Elects Flynn President for 1954 55
Robert Flynn was elected president of Elyria Aerie No. 431 for the 1954 55 lodge year with officers named including Fred Urias as vice president Phillip Hauman secretary Robert Jensen treasurer Cecil Bazley conductor Thomas Rainey inside guard Clyde AmsPAugh trustee Fred Raphael two year Dr George Nicholas and Dr S L Zieve as physicians The election followed noon to 8 p m balloting at the club rooms Deputy State President Paul Frederick attended as visitor Officers will be installed at the first regular meeting A fish fry is planned for the last of next month and the next class of new members will be initiated April 22
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Robert Flynn
Elyria Aerie
Order of Eagles
Art R. Graber
Flynn
Fred C. Urias
Phillip D Hauman
Robert Jensen
Cecil Bazley
Thomas Rainey
Clyde Amspaugh
Fred C. Raphael
George D. Nicholas
S. L. Zieve
Paul Frederick
Norwalk
Mike Ryan
High Black River Tops Six Feet Over Normal at Cascade Park
Cascade Park floods as Black River rises to six feet above normal. Park superintendent John Madhock urges parents to keep children away from the river amid high water and potential hazards.
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Cascade Park
Chronicle-Telegram
John Madhock
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