Elyria High Starts Annual Spring Jaunt To Washington
Elyria High School dispatches 75 students on a four day Washington educational tour. Chaperoned by Mr and Mrs E Glenn Baxter and Mr and Mrs Ernest Watts, the group left by Greyhound at 6 am and will return Wednesday morning. Sites include the White House Congress FBI Treasury Building Smithsonian National Art Gallery and monuments. Among the travelers are 14 boys and 61 girls with lists of names across senior and junior participants, plus sophomore tourist Sandra Barnes.
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Washington
Washington, D. C
E.H.S
Elyria High School
E. Glenn Baxter
Ernest Watts
Greyhound
Elyria
White House
Congress
FBI
Treasury Building
Washington Monument
Smithsonian Institute
National Art Gallery
Jefferson and
Lincoln
Mount Vernon
Arlington
Gettysburg
Annapolis
W. B. Richards
Greyhound Lines
Cleveland
James Forbes
Franklin Rockwood
Robert Markel
Bob Heggs
Gary Smith
Victor Holton
Jack Knight
Marshall Novak
Joe Sakal
Pete Shilling
Allen Richter
Edmund Baltzell
Roger Cliff
Randy Abbey
Boy Killed By Bus In Cincinnati Accident
A 12 year old boy from Solverton identified as Perry Street er was fatally struck by a bus Friday in Cincinnati. Authorities reported the incident occurred near the intersection where emergency crews rendered aid, but the youth succumbed before reaching hospital. The bus driver remained at the scene and is cooperating with investigators.
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Cincinnati
Perry Streeter
Solverton
Trustees For Good Will Temple Chosen
In Columbus a new corporation formed to build a 20 million dollar national Protestant headquarters named the Temple of Good Will. Nine trustees were elected with Clarence D. Laylin as chairman and Dr B F Lamb as executive president. The board includes Charles F Johnson Lester L Roush Raymond L Bailey King G Thompson Preston Dais James R Moore and J Gordon Howard Otterbein College president. The board will cover moving expenses for the National Council of Churches from New York if the council moves to Columbus after a May Chicago meeting.
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Columbus
Temple of Good Will
Clarence D. Laylin
B. F. Lamb
Charles F. Johnson
Collumbus
Lester L. Roush
Raymond L. Bailey
King G. Thompson
Preston Dais
James R. Moore
Otterbein College
J. Gordon Howard
National Council of Churches
New York
Chicago
$328 Fine Due Indiana Book Found In Elyria
An Anderson Indiana man faces a $328.50 fine for a book overdue since March 1924. The Elyria Library discovered the volume Metal Cutting Tools belongs to Anderson, with the borrower's card still in the jacket. The 1922 book cost $2.70, and the fine was calculated at three cents per day for 365 days over 30 years. Librarian John Rebenack sent the gold brick back to Indiana.
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Anderson, Ind
Elyria
Anderson
John Rebenack
Indiana
Radioactive Boat 2200 Miles From Bikini Report
Tokyo reports the Misaki Maru, 2200 miles from Bikini, began a search for new tuna grounds near Angaur in the Caroline Islands. A Geiger counter read 200 cpm aboard the vessel after port return, while doctors found no external sores on crew.
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Tokyo
Fisheries Bureau
Bikini
United Stats
Angaur
Caroline Islands
Bikini-Eniwetok
United States
Favorable Annual NYC Report Sets Stage For Battle
New York Central Railroad reported last year earnings of 34,002,039, the highest in nine years and up 37.6 percent from 1952. President William White plans a stockholder proxy fight next month with Robert R Young of Cleveland over control. The rail line cites operating revenues of 825,348,776, a larger percentage rise than the U.S. railroad average. Mechanization cut maintenance costs by about 3.7 million and freight train schedule revisions raised gross tons per train by 7.5 percent over two years. Dieselization rose to over 80 percent of locomotive mileage as 244 new diesels were acquired, bringing total units to 2,135 after seven on order.
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New York Central Railroad
William White
Robert R. Young
Cleveland
White
Central
One Youth Dead Two Critically Hurt In Auto Crash
A car carrying four Aliquippa youths skidded broadside into a railroad crossing stanchion near Steubenville Ohio at 1 35 a m. One is dead and two are in extremely critical condition. a fourth is less seriously injured.
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Steubenville, O
Pennsylvania
Here
Route 7
Aliquippa
Frank H. Porter
Owens Street
Howard C. Biesenkamp
Route 3
Biesenkamp
Air Force
Donald Fouse
Main Street
Ohio Valley Hospital
Twins Born To Wife Aged 14 In Columbus
A 14 year old Columbus girl Vera Bice will be 15 on April 27 and her husband Roger, 11, eloped to Liberty Indiana last year claiming 18. Vera gave birth to boy and girl twins weighing 6 pounds 10 ounces and 6 pounds 8 ounces. Hospital officials confirmed the birth on Friday night.
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Columbus, 0. I
Columbus, O
Vera Bice
Rice
Roger
Columbus
Liberty
Ind
Brownell Opposes Outlawing Red Party in U S
U S Attorney General Herbert Brownell Jr signaled opposition to outlawing the Communist party and urged reliance on legal methods to force its self-destruction. He outlined a five point control plan and said courts should require registration and disclosure of income sources for the party and front groups. He warned against inflated fears of infiltration and praised FBI chief J Edgar Hoover while omitting a call for congressional action.
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Herbert Brownell Jr
U.S. Communist Party
Reds
Brownell
Communist Party
House
Judiciary
U.S
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Senate
GOP
Homer Ferguson
Michigan
Capitol Hill
Stalin
Georgi Malenkov
Congress clash at Minneapolis hearing over union activity
In Minneapolis the chief counsel Downey Rice and Rep. Mollohan sharply clashed during a two day hearing on alleged illegal labor union activity. Rice, a Kefauver veteran, protested, and Rep. Bender urged order as Schulle refused to answer 65 questions citing possible self incrimination. Earlier, Sylvester Cargill testified paying Schulle $2100 fearing union violence.
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Minneapolis
House
Robert H. Mollohan
W. Va
Downey Rice
Tony J. Schulle
AFL Teamsters Local 638
Mollohan
Rice
Schulle
McCarthy Army Dispute Hearings Set for April 22
Senate hearings into Sen. Joseph McCarthy's clash with the Army will begin April 22 to allow his Texas speaking engagement the day before. Mundt blamed the one day delay on himself after misplacing McCarthy's note about speaking at San Jacinto battlefield near Houston. The panel hired Charles Maner as personal secretary to new special Counsel Ray H. Jenkins to direct the hearings. McCarthy said he will seek an inquiry into alleged Communist delay of the H-bomb program and cited fears scientists might strike once disclosures were made.
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Washington
INS
Senate
Joseph R. McCarthy
Army
Texas
Karl E. Mundt
S.D
Mundt
McCarthy
San Jacinto Battlefield
Houston
Charles Maner
Knoxville, Tenn
Ray H. Jenkins
Ins-Telenews
Arizona
Investigations Subcommittee
Narcotics Racket Kingpin Wounded as Brother Shot Dead
CHICAGO, UP. The alleged kingpin of a $10 million yearly narcotics operation was seriously wounded and his brother killed when their car crashed after two gunmen in the back seat opened fire. James Pape, 36, was killed with shots to the head and neck. Anthony Pape, 40, died from lighter gunfire beside him. Police say the attack aimed to seize the heroin network Andy Pape controlled, possibly to prevent a deal with federal agents. Albert Aman of the federal narcotics bureau said the gang supplied drugs to Chicago peddlers. Andy Pape and six others were arrested last March 16 in raids. he was free on bond when shot.
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Chicago
James, Pape
Anthony
Andy) Pape
William Touhy
Andy Pape
Andy Pape l
Albert Aman
Federal Narcotics Bureau
Pape
Ailing Adlai Greets ADA From Hospital Bed
Adlai E. Stevenson, confined by a kidney ailment, sent a lighthearted greeting to the Americans for Democratic Action from Memorial Hospital in Chicago. He praised the ADA’s worthy objectives and defended the group against critics, while comments appeared to contradict reports that he no longer courts ADA support as it holds its seventh annual convention.
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Chicago
Adlai E. Stevenson
Americans For Democratic Action
Indiana
Mitchell cites improving job market despite March rise
Labor Secretary James P. Mitchell said March showed continued unemployment growth but signs of improvement. Durable goods production rose mid-February to mid-March, while non-durable sectors showed signs of leveling. End-March insured unemployment fell by 80,000 from February, to 2,133,000, with initial claims averaging 304,000 a week in March. Manufacturing employment stood at 15.9 million, down from a year ago and slightly below February.
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Washington
Mitchell
Aalt
Labor Department
Bureau of Employment Security
Radiation sterilization eyed for foods and drugs
Battelle Memorial Institute researchers in Columbus outline a new sterilization method using X rays and other radiation forms to replace heat or cold methods. Early results show germ free surgical sutures without loss of tensile strength and contaminant-free penicillin and tetanus antidotes with preserved potency.
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Columbus, O.ps
Battelle Memorial Institute
Clyde Williams
Battelle
Williams
UN group takes no action on Nehru nuclear standstill plan
UNITED NATIONS New York United States expresses respectful attention to Jawaharlal Nehru plan for an atomic and hydrogen weapons standstill proposal. U S Ambassador Lodge suggests sending the plan to the Big Four and Canada for secret study as the Disarmament Commission adjourns without choosing action.
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N.Y
United States
India
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
United Nations Disarmament Commission
Canada
Jawaharlal Nehru
New Delhi
Disarmament Commission
U.N
Britain
Sir Pierson Dixon
General Assembly
World
Dixon
U.S
Russia
France
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Welcome Rains Come To Rio Grande Valley
Showers and thundershowers swept a large share of the nation today easing drought fears in the Rio Grande Valley. Brownsville reported 0.52 inch of rain while earlier storms dropped 6 to 12 inches in the area. (Note: single cohesive summary reflecting readable facts.)
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Rio Grande Valley
South Texas
Brownsville
Rio Grande
Midwest
Great Lakes
New England
Five Thousand Dollar Alimony Sought in Gleason Case
New York TV funnyman Jackie Gleason faces a possible record five thousand dollar monthly alimony award after wife Genevieve Gleason files separation suit in New York Supreme Court. She seeks temporary alimony and twenty thousand dollars in counsel fees as she cites June 1951 separation. Gleason notes Catholic stance on divorce and vows not to remarry.
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New York
Jackie Gleason
Funnyman
Genevieve Gleason
Gleason
Gen
Grand Jury Probes Prophet's Activities in Cleveland
Cuyahoga County Grand Jury opened an inquiry into the actions of Emmett Cobbs known as King Tanellie and Ahmad II. A 19 year old Shaker Heights girl alleged Cobbs hypnotized her and others into shoplifting and prostitution. Cobbs, 32, faced a suspicious person charge with bond set at 10000 as police cited his claimed cult ties and hypnotic powers.
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Cleveland, O
Cuyahoga County
Grand Jury
Emmett Cobbs
Shaker Heights
Cobbs
King Tanellie
Ahmad II
U.S
Dobbs
Cleveland
Martin Cooney
East Side
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