Democrats Blast Nixon Statement
Democratic congressmen condemned Vice President Nixon for suggesting American troops might be sent to Indochina if the French withdraw. They urged President Eisenhower to address Congress and warned the remark could undermine allied unity before Geneva talks with Russia and Red China.
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Richard M. Nixon
Indochina
Nixon
Eisenhower
Congress
Augusta
John Foster Dulles
London
Paris
Dulles
Geneva
Russia
Red China
Rhee to send delegates to Geneva talks
South Korea will dispatch eight delegates to the Geneva conference. President Syngman Rhee warns the April 26 talks may prove useless against the Reds but hopes the country can be unified peacefully under the ROK flag. He reiterates opposition to a communist coalition government and calls for removal of Kim Il Sung’s North Korean regime.
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Seoul
Korea
Syngman Rhee
Rhee
Kim Il Sung
Pyun Yung Tai
Pusan
Tokyo
Switzerland
McCarthy Seen Demanding More Specific Data
Senator McCarthy presses for clearer data in tracing suspected subversives, urging agencies to release detailed records and substantiating names amid ongoing anti-Communist investigations. Officials weigh criteria for evidence while public defense debates the scope of disclosure and civil liberties.
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McCarthy
Find Body Of Woman In Creek
Washington report notes Sen McCarthy pressing for specifics from Defense Secretary Wilson and Army Secretary Stevens on congressmen seeking favors for servicemen. Papers publish excerpts claiming inquiries pour in, but few cases involve targeted special treatment. Stevens provides more specific points while Wilson remains general.
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Washington
INS
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wisconsin
Republican
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Army
Navy
Air Force
Wilson
Robert T. Stevens
International
Armed Services
Stevens
McCarthy
Woman found in Big Walnut Creek in Columbus
A 38 year old Columbus woman, Sally Mabel Demmy, was found kneeling in two feet of water in Big Walnut Creek after a neighbor boy spotted the body. She wore only jeans and a blouse and had bruises, with the house in disarray and a bottle of beer open. Her husband Carl was away over the weekend. the coroner ruled death by suffocation possibly drowning or other means, while investigators noted a lone high heel and stockings at the scene.
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Ireek
Leaders Named for Elyria Cancer Crusade Canvass Sunday
Area chairmen have finalized plans for the Elyria Cancer Crusade door to door canvas Sunday from 1 to 3 PM. Captains and teams cover northern eastern southern western Eastgate Mapleswood Carlisle Township and two suburban Elyria areas with Mrs Earl Shaefer directing the effort.
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Earl Schaefer
R. H. Lysaght
Elyria Cancer Crusade
Richard Owen
Orlo Standen
Schaefer
Lysaght
William McClelland
Charles Boyd
Cancer Crusade
Mesdames
R. L. Shilling
Ted Seward
James Terrell
George Kuterovich
Alfred Copeland
Earl Lance
Russell Cahill
John Nagy
Ex POW Dickenson faces trial on informer charges
Ex POW Cpl Edward S Dickenson of Big Stone Gap Virginia faces a two count Army court martial for informing to gain privileges and collaborating with the enemy He will plead not guilty A panel of nine officers sits in Fort McNair with Col Walter J Wolfe heading the proceedings Two ex POW defense witnesses from Camp No 5 are named along with Capt William R Shadish and Robert J Lauri as potential supporters The Army lists more than 40 witnesses many ex POWs from Camp No 5 expected to testify
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Washington
INS
Edward S. Dickenson
Guy Emery
Dickenson
Big Stone Gap
Reds
Robert J. Lauri
Rome
N.Y
William R. Shadish
Army Medical Corps
Emery
Army
Camp! No. 5
Walter J. Wolfe
Fort McNair
Col
C. Robert Bard
Sled theft reported in Fort Worth front porch
Fort Worth resident Robert Letson reported a sled stolen from his front porch, noting little need for a sled in the warm Texas city and questioning why anyone would steal it.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Robert Letson
Mitchell Sees Hopeful Signs In Jobs Picture
Washington reports cite strong auto sales and heavy consumer buying as bright spots in the economy. Labor Secretary Mitchell predicts unemployment will fall this year. Business leaders forecast better conditions by fall, with auto and steel industries showing tentative gains despite earlier declines.
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Washington
James P. Mitchel
Harold C. McClellan
National Association’ of Manufacturers
Commerce Department
New London Record First Edition Found
Earl Goodrich a former New London resident now in Lake Wales Florida found a folded copy of the first edition of the New London Record dated June 9 1858 inside a wall during remodeling at 106 South Main Street. The discovery followed peeling of an old siding.
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New London
S. Main St
Earl Goodrich
Lake Wales
Fla
New London Record
Regional Official Is Scout Dinner Speaker
Perle L. Whitehead of Cincinnati deputy regional scout executive will address volunteers at the Fire lands Area Boy Scout Council appreciation dinner in the Norwalk VFW Building. About 400 leaders and guests to receive awards and citations. Norman Duke of Lorain among four training key recipients. Local scouter awards announced for Lorain County include Mrs. Dorothy Law John Sorrell and Mr and Mrs S W Swindling Elyria Harry Knight LaGrange Fred Knepper North Eaton Paul Wilkinson Wellington. A 50 piece scout band from Northeast district under Jesse Freeman will perform. Council Commissioner Harold Parker to present Silver Beaver honor to a distinguished region scouter. Mrs James Stewart will honor the ladies. Veteran Service to be recognized by Harold O Farris. Other participants include Judge John Pincura Jr, Scout Executive E E Faninne, and Council President Lewis C Me Laughlin who will preside.
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Perle L. Whitehead
Cincinnati
Firelands Area Boy Scout Council
Norwalk V.F.W
A. J. Huffman
Sandusky
Norman Duke
Lorain
D. S. Kimball Jr
Elyria
Lorain County
Dorothy Law
John Sorrell
S. W. Swindling
Harry Knight
LaGrange
Fred Knepper
North Eaton
Paul Wilkinson
Wellington
Jesse Freeman
Harold Parker
Silver Beaver
James Stewart
Harold O. Farris
Progress Praise and Criticism Divide Eisenhower Aides
Congress enters the 1954 session midterm with President Eisenhower’s programs facing trouble. Senate leaders Wil liam Knowland and Charles Halleck released a halftime review noting limited progress on 1 of 10 major points and avoiding firm promises on several administration proposals including health insurance, foreign trade, postal rate hikes, 18 year old voting rights, and Hawaii statehood. Vice President Nixon touted the 1951 session as the greatest ever while House Speaker Martin predicted it will be the best in 29 years. Democratic critic Howell argued the program has hardly gotten off the ground as hearings and votes show only five of 214 recommendations enacted, with another six passed by one chamber.
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Washington
Congress
Eisenhower
Senate
Wiliam Wreov Dana
Hoven
Coo Pientse Oe
Charles A. Halleck
Richard M. Nixon
House
Joseph W. Martin Jr
Bult
Charles R. Howell
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Knowland and Halleck
Mr. Eisenhower
Jefferson-Jackson Dinner Schedules in Lorain Apr 28
The Jefferson-Jackson Day Dinner for the 13th District Democratic Party is set for April 28 at 6 30 p m at the Hungarian Reformed Church Lorain with Judge George C Steinemann as toastmaster and a U S Senator as the principal speaker Tickets are $10 per plate and available from Lorain County organizers including Gabor Toth Mrs Saylor Louis Lieb Al McWilliam and others Executive committee chairs oversee ticket gates across Erie Huron and Sandusky counties
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13Th Congressional District
31St St
Globe Ave
Lorain
George C. Steinemann
13Th District
U.S
Virginia Saylor
Oberlin
Harriette Vanca
Elyria
Lorain County
Gabor Toth
Saylor
Louis Lieb
Amherst
al McWilliam
R. J. Fortney
Wellington
W. Gibson Moore
Elmer Trinter
Erie County
Jack Hogsett
Huron County
Walter Aufderheidt
Sandusky County
Worshippers Celebrate Easter Across Jerusalem Frontline
In Jerusalem hundreds of Christians crossed the no man’s land of war ruins to worship at the Church of the Holy Sepulcher on Easter Sunday under guard from both Jewish and Moslem sentries. The scene mirrored Easter quiet along the armistice line between Israel and Jordan with no major incidents reported.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Jordan
Church of the Holy Sepulcher
Christ
Europe
Rome
Pius XII
Moscow
Money-Making Magic Classifieds Offer Quick Sales
An early 20th century classified ad teases listeners to call 4751 for fast sales or rentals with a catchy pitch about quick money making opportunities. It emphasizes speed and direct contact for listings in the Chronicle-Telegram context.
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Chronicle - Telegram
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