Six Letters to Lucilla: A Nazarene Triumph
Epistolary tale from a Roman citizen, claiming Jesus risen. Cen turion Carus guides to an empty tomb where guards report a bright being and the rock rolled away. The writer cites a voice inside, vows to seek truth, and plans to travel to Capri to appeal to the Imperator. He promises to return transformed and united with Lucilla and children.
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Lucillus
Jesus
Carus
Nazarene
Capri
Imperator
Lucilla
Mild Easter Weather Seen Across Most Of U S
A Southern storm moved seaward and cleared Texas floodlands allowing mild Easter weekend weather across most of the nation. The Friday squall produced seven tornadoes across five Southern states, caused one death and multiple injuries, and left wreckage in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Mississippi, and Tennessee. The Coast Guard searched for the missing fishing vessel Rebeca with 24 men aboard. Hidalgo County declared an emergency as floodwaters lingered and typhoid inoculations were ordered in affected areas.
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Texas
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
Mississippi
Tennessee
Coast Guard
Rebeca
Gulfi Coast
Rio Grande Valley
Hidalgo County
Pacific Coast
California
San Diego
Appalachians
Atlantic Coast
Lower
Great Lakes
New England
Midwest
Lenten period ends as Easter joy proclaimed
Bells of St Peters lead a Rome-wide proclamation that Christ is risen. Holy Saturday marks the vigil for Easter Sunday as lights rise across 446 churches and mournful drapery folds away. Pope Pius XII will deliver a radio address and make his first public appearance since illness in January.
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Vatican City
Christ
St. Peters
Seven Hills
Rome
Pius XII
Fire Department Safety Survey Underway in Townships
Birmingham Fire Department begins a Fire Safety Survey of Florence and Henrietta Townships under Fire Chief D A Wasem. Rural properties will be visited before May 1 to locate water sources and collect data for fire response. State Fire Marshal Office backs surveys. Camden Fire Department at Kipton has completed its survey.
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Birmingham’ Fire Department
Florence
Henrietta
D. A. Wasem
Birmingham-Florence- Henrietta
Camden Fire Department
Kipton
Eisenhower Seeks French Backing for EDC Approval
President Eisenhower pledged to keep troops in Europe as Western allies seek approval for the European Defense Community. Diplomats say Paris believes the plan may pass French parliament later this summer, with assurances given to Dulles in Paris. Western leaders welcomed the move, though some senators in Congress questioned consultation and NATO implications. Supporters include Wiley, Fulbright, Thye, and Stennis.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Europe
Joseph Laniell
Georges Bidault
Imade
John Foster Dulles
Paris
Congress
State Department
Leverett Saltonstall
R-Mass
Senate Armed Services Committee
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
YMCA Members Stage 30th Annual Circus At Elyria YMCA
The Elyria YMCA presents the Bungling Bros. and Screpaughs Circus in the Y gym on Thursday and Friday at 7 30 p m. Ray M Snyder announces four new acts including a trampoline act by Ace Atkinson and Jim Forbes and a 300 pound weight lift demonstration by Bob Dye. The eight man gymnastics troupe features Bob Rider and others with Rev James Lamadue as ringmaster.
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Elyria
Snyder
Ace Atkinson
Jim Forbes
Bob Dye
Bob Rider
Dennis Wilson
Robin White
Ron Walker
Curtis Sherman
Atkinson
Dye
James Lamadue
Chuck Thompson
Terry Woodings
Ken Reskinson
Tom Worthington
Larry Benze
Swaine Smith
Bill McVetta
Ken Kantor
Residential Team Leader Named For Cancer Crusade
Mrs Earl Schaefer named to chair Elyria Cancer Crusade residential committee which runs the door to door canvass Sunday April 25 from 1 to 3 pm. She is active in the Elyria Woman's Club YWCA Matinee committee Fourthers Club and Community Chest campaigning. Call 37831 to volunteer. Mrs Schaefer wife of Elyria Fire Captain and mother of 13 year old Jerry resides at 358 Kenyon Avenue.
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Earl Schaefer
Ruth
Elyria Cancer Crusade
Schaefer
Captain Schaefer
Elyria
Jerry
City Traffic Teacher Confronts Largest Class at City Hall
Professor C L Cordrey heads the third traffic safety session with 24 offenders in City Hall chambers at 2 PM. The group includes 14 adults and 10 juveniles, six adults charged with DUI. One woman repeats the course after failing last Saturday’s final. Cordrey notes older drivers react quicker in emergencies while many motorists misunderstand right of way and turning laws. Eyesight tests reveal many drivers with poor vision.
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C. L. Cordrey
City Hall Council Chambers
Set
Cordrey
Police
Loyal Oppenheimer backdrop on security risks debated
A high administration official affirms J Robert Oppenheimer remains loyal despite files suggesting a security risk. The official notes evidence and past contacts support loyalty, while a prima facie case questions continued access to sensitive posts. Defense Secretary Wilson warns reforms should occur outside military service as a three member AEC panel reviews the case.
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Washington
LLP
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Oppenheimer
Eisenhower
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Atomic Energy Commission
Mr. Atom
Scientists Solve Mystery Of Scarred Windshields
In Seattle scientists investigate pock marked windshields spreading from Bellingham to Spokane and Victoria. Governor Langlie orders a UW study with dust samples while experts consider normal driving wear and chemical particles from manufacturing as causes. vandalism ruled out.
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Seattle
Wash
Pacific Northwest
Victoria
B. C
Canada
Olympia
Cascade Mountains
Spokane
Bellingham
Northwest
Arthur B. Langlie
Washington
University of Washington
Lambs Slain On Holy Mountain In Passover Rite
On Mt Gerizim in Israel seven Samaritan elders slaughter seven year old lambs at a stone altar as the high priest chants an ancient prayer. Blood is dabbed on the foreheads of the first born sons while 300 watchers observe. Samaritans and Jews worldwide observe Passover signaling 2700 years of ritual.
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MT. Gerizim
Israel
Mt. Gerizm
Mt. Zion
Egypt
McCarthy Attack Seen As Prelude To Probe
Washington Senator Joseph R. McCarthy faces a counter attack as a prelude to a full public hearing on their row next Thursday. Mundt and Cohn plan a Monday meeting to clarify McCarthy's role in the probe while McCarthy recovers from a throat infection in Arizona. Cohn will argue for public disclosure of his bill of particulars and seek assurances on handling future material. Mundt says the hearing should not be postponed, and McCarthy may be kept from actively questioning witnesses.
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Jake Boehm
Seattle
George Fuller
Washington
Allan Pomeroy
Eisenhower
VIS
Joseph R. McCarthy
Karl E. Mundt
R-S.d
McCarthy
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Mundt
Roy Cohn
Arizona
Cohn
Subcommittee
Army
Anti-Red Leader Disappears in West Berlin Kidnap Case
German police report an anti- Communist League leader, Wolf Silgradt, missing since Feb 20 in West Berlin amid possible second Red organized kidnapping. Authorities pursue link to abducted Russian-born leader Alexander Truchnowitsch, seized from architect Heinz Glaeske’s apartment. a refugee aid official is sought on arrest warrant.
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West Berlin
Truchnowitsch
Silgradt
Red
Heinz Glaeske
Glaeske
Air Force discharges 25 civilians and 54 uniformed personnel
Air Force officials told a House subcommittee that 25 civilians were dismissed since last May for security risks and 54 uniformed members were discharged for questionable loyalty. Air Force Secretary Talbott said the civilians were removed or would have been fired if they had not resigned, while Maj. Gen. Carroll cited 44 discharges of uniformed personnel approved by the secretary and 727 cases under investigation with 167 charges filed.
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Washington
Air Force
House Appropriations
Harold E. Talbott
J. F. Carroll
Carroll
Avon Lake Approves Water Main Bond Issue and Ditch Work
Avon Lake council approves issuing 113 500 in special and general assessment bonds to fund Walker Rd water main installation. Plans include bids for bonds and street work, ditch cleaning near Eletric Blvd Beck Rd, and refiguring Belden Rd costs with county cooperation. A new and used grader will be bought, the village grader sold, and 7.6 acres proposed for park recreation and civic use south of Lake Rd to Walker Rd. Inspectors report seven new dwellings permits totaling 85 400, and March fire calls include two field fires one grass fire one car fire and four inhalator calls.
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Avon Lake
Walker Rd
Joe Boehm
Electric Blvd
Beck Rd
Starkey
Belden Rd
Highway Department
Lorain County
Recreation Commission
Lake Rd
Building and Lands Committee
Boehm
Keller Lewis
FHA probe widens as officials face possible prosecutions
Washington officials meet to press a full FBI and Justice Department inquiry into the FHA scandal. Albert M. Cole signals cases may lead to prosecutions and a broader clean-up, amid reports of a high-earning FHA gambler and lax oversight on home repair and rental loans.
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Washington &S
Itoday
Federal Housing Administration
Albert M. Cole
Justice Department
FBI
Bureau of Internal Revenue
FHA
Eisenhower
Coiv
FISA
Cole
William F. McKenna
Los Angeles
Guy Hollyday
Thunderbirds Return Home With Welcome in New York Harbor
New York welcomed 1136 veterans of the 45th Infantry Division aboard the troopship Gen. J. H. McRae. The Thunderbird unit, praised for never losing ground in Korea, will enjoy Easter leave then a ticker tape parade down lower Broadway and a reception at City Hall with Mayor Wagner and Army Secretary Stevens. The division, originally Oklahoma National Guard, includes many Eastern residents and will be absorbed by other units after returns.
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New York
45Th Infantry Divsion
Korea
J. H. McRae
Broadway
City Hall
Robert F. Wagner
Robert T. Stevens
Haseen
Orient
Staten Island Pier
Thunderbirds
Camp Kumer
N.J
45Th
Inchon
1St Cavalry Division
Chorwon
Farm Machinery Firm Posts Strong February to April Sales
Racine Wisconsin J I Casa Co, a leading farm machinery maker, reported February March and April sales in its second fiscal quarter as particularly good in the corn belt where demand is stronger than a year ago. President John T Brown cautioned that total sales for these months may still fall short of last year's 39494 71 for the comparable period.
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Racine
Wis
J. I. Casa Co
John T. Brown
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