Senators object to foreign aid as prod to allies
Two Democratic senators opposed using foreign aid to pressure Britain and France into backing an Allied warning to Red China. Senator Humphrey called it playing into Soviet hands while Senator Fulbright preferred aid be dispensed on its own merit. Secretary Dulles planned quick diplomacy in London and Paris to avert a possible Allied split before Geneva talks, as Knowland warned Indochina fate could reshape the region and defense posture.
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Washington
Britain
France
Southeast Asia
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minn
J. William Fulbright
Ark
Senate
William F. Knowland
Congress
America
London
Paris
Red China
Dulles
Geneva
Russia
Far East
U S Regrets Spraying Of Japanese Fishing Boat With Atomic Ash
Tokyo reports the United States expresses deep regret over March 1 spraying of the Japanese fishing boat Fortunate Dragon and its 23 crew with radioactive ash from an American hydrogen test blast. Ambassador Allison announced two top U.S. nuclear experts will head to the Marshall Islands proving grounds.
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Tokyo
INS
United States
John M. Allison
mid-Pacific
Marshall Islands Atomic Proving Grounds
Madrid
Allison
Japan
Eisenbud
Morton
Eniwetok-Biikini
Eisenbud Willl
U. S
Hiroshima
Atomic Bomb Casualty Commission
Bikini
Groves Urges Public Education On Atomic Bombs
Lt Gen Leslie Groves urges simple factual public education on hydrogen and atomic weapons as the United States notes a Japanese fishing vessel within radioactive range after a recent H-bomb test. Prof Merrill Eisenbud and Dr John Morton depart for the Marshalls amid safety concerns and nuclear policy debates.
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U. S
Japan
Soviet Asia
Marshalls
Merrill Eisenbud
Atomic Energy Commission
John J. Morton
Atomic Bomb Casualty Commission
Leslie R. Groves
USA
Groves
Brownell to outline anti Communist drive on Reds
Attorney General Herbert Brownell Jr will report on the Eisenhower administration’s nationwide campaign against Communism. He will outline steps to strengthen action by the Justice Department and FBI, review measures since Republicans took power, and discuss the Moscow directed Communist Party ruling and other prosecutions begun under the Smith act.
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Washington
Herbert Brownell Jr
Eisenhower
United States
Justice Department
Brownell
FBI
Browne
Truman
Treasury
Harry Dexter White
Communist Party
Justice
Department
Saving Noted In City Waterworks Coal Consumption
Safety Service Director Michael Lotko reports progress in cutting coal bills at the city waterworks by testing high volatile coal. Boilers show usage cut from 2000 to 1600 pounds every eight hours, with lower daytime demand. The plant now uses non coking coal producing less tn ash and waste ash reduced from 20 to 10 truckloads per day.
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Safety Service
Michael Lotko
Lotko
Educator Warns of Morale Break in GI Ranks
Columbia University official Kenneth D. Johnson told about 500 delegates at the National Jewish Welfare Board convention in Cleveland that morale among service men faces an irreparable breakdown if mistreatment continues. He cited reports of weakening morale and suggested an executive order to shield servicemen from hostile treatment on the home front. Johnson spoke at the JWB session, the agency serving Jewish armed forces personnel.
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Cleveland II
Columbia University
National Jewish Welfare Board
Cleveland
Kenneth D. Johnson
New York School of Social Work
Columbia
Johnson
Dean Johnson
JWB
Two Ohio Marines Presumed Dead in Korea Action
The Defense Department lists two Ohio Marines presuming dead after more than a year missing in Korea. Pfc. William T. Lewis Jr. of Bowling Green and Pfc. Frank Patrick Jr. of Parma are named as the fallen with their families noted.
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Washington
Defense Department
Ohio
William T. Lewis Jr
William T. Lewis
Clough St
Bowling Green
Frank Patrick Jr
Frank Patrick
Essen Ave
Parma
Fritzi Scheff Dies at 75 in New York Apartment
New York 75 year old operatic star Fritzi Scheff died of a heart attack in her East Side apartment on Thursday. She gained fame in the golden era and Victor Herbert wrote Kiss Me Again for her.
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New York
Fritzi Scheff
Victor Herbert
East Side
Bus Service For Shopping Center To Be Provided
Arrangements have been completed for a new bus terminal and service at the O Neil Sheffield Shopping Center in Lorain County. Buses on lines to Amherst and Elyria will stop at the north entrance of the O Neil store, with half hour service to Elyria and Lorain and a bus to each town every 15 minutes. A revised Amherst timetable and dates will be announced after a bus company schedule preview.
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O’neil- Sheffield
W. J. Gluckman
O'Neil Company
Lorain
Amherst
Elyria
M. O'Neil Company
John Gabor
O'Neil-Sheffield
Gluckman
John Schmauch
del Pollock
Scope of McCarthy Dispute Hearings Decided Soon
Senator Henry M. Jackson says the Senate Investigating Subcommittee must set the broader scope for hearings on McCarthy’s dispute with the Army before the April 21 public start. Mundt favors focusing on current charges, with counsel Jenkins guiding any background probes as the panel decides.
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Washington
Henry M. Jackson
Senate
Joseph R. McCarthy
Army
Jackson
D-Wash
Karl E. Mundt
R-Sp
McCarthy
Mundt
R-Wis
Subcommittee
Roy M. Cohn
Ray H. Jenkins
Pilgrimage Set For Relatives Of Missing GIs
An American group of kin of hundreds of GIs held by the Red Chinese plans a April 19 pilgrimage to New York. Retired Army Captain Eugene R. Guild, national director of the Crusade of the Kin of Americas Forgotten Men, says crusaders from all states will meet at the United Nations Building to demand the hostages' return as a prerequisite to Geneva talks.
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New York
Korea
Eugene R. Guild
U. S. Army
Crusade of the Kin of America
United Nations
Geneva
U. S
Rees
Guild Sai
Warnings Cut Danger Of Death When Tornado Strikes
A 1953 tornado in Elyria Ohio killed two and nine in Cleveland, aided by advance radio and TV warnings. The article lists nine precautions from staying tuned to shelter plans, advising calm, basements, steel reinforced buildings, and ditch or ravine protection while avoiding unnecessary inquiries to the weather bureau.
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Elyria
Ohio
Loram
Lakeshore
Cleveland
Lorain
Weather Bureau
Clearview Wins Place In State Drama Contest
Clearview High School earned the right to compete in the state drama contest at Columbus on April 23-24 after their county play festival. The Neighbors, set in a Midwestern kitchen, received a superior rating from three judges with Valerie Jenks directing and a cast led by Joyce Mitchell and Nancy Siebert, among others. Avon High School also scored an excellent rating for Rosalie by Max Maurey.
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Clearview
Columbus
Zona Gale
Valerie Jenks
Joyce Mitchell
Nancy Siebert
George Drop
Deiight Thompson
Barbara Kantor
OSU Agriculture Dean Cites Research Value
Ohio State University College of Agriculture Dean L. L. Rummell told Grafton Kiwanis Club that continuous research underpins high quality food at low cost. He cited the Peru Tomato and the Ohio W. R. Globe as a success that saved over ten million dollars and noted corn cobs hold half the food value of grain. Rummell, also Wooster Experimental Station director, urged farmers to stay educated. The 17th Division council meets next Thursday at the Wellington Kiwanis Post. about 30 farmers attended.
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Grafton
L. L. Rummell
College of Agriculture
Ohio State University
Grafton Kiwanis Club
Grafton High School
Rummell
Ohio
Harry Jantz
Wellington Kiwanis
Wooster
State Natural Resources Commission
Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland
Ohio Bell Telephone Company
Unon Stockyards Company of
Cleveland
Dean L. L. Rummell
Ohio State University College of Agriculture
Dean Rummell
Peru
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Free Asia
Knowlagd
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Jordan
U.S
N.S
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I. H. Bell
Marjorie Quinney
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Herbert Foster
United Press Staff
OSU
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