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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1954
Page
7
The Chronicle Telegram Elyria Ohio reports the Oppenheimer case verdict may be kept secret. Details from a court note and brief statements outline possible confidentiality in the ongoing proceedings.
At Spring Valley Country Club 54 veterans of The Pfaudler Co. gathered for the Fourth Annual Banquet of the Old Timers Club. New officers were installed by G. C. Calvert with Lyle Castle as president, Charles Yost as VP, Agnes Nickel as secretary, and John J. Burrell as treasurer. Awards honored 30 to 45 years of service, with 70-year senior member E. C. Miner noted for long service since 1884. Memorial services were held for Burt Barron and Herbert H. Young. Entertainment featured Dave Rothel, Nadine Metzner, and Mrs. Russel Petersen.
Washington reports say the Justice Department is studying if the government can force builders to rebate portions of rent to families in FHA scandal apartments. Some lawmakers urge recovery of payments. others say FHA insurance could be withdrawn if fraud is proven. Banking Committee probes show builders profited by inflating project costs and taxes, with life insurers not examining capital structures of building firms.
The first bird walk of the year is set for Sunday at 7:30 a m starting at the Washington Ave entrance to Ely Park. Perry F Johnson YMCA boys director announces five total walks this year, with groups led by volunteers including Jack Smith and Elizabeth Yoder among others, as the Cleveland Museum of Natural History sponsors the outings.
A new eighty two thousand dollar library will be dedicated at Grove City near Columbus on Sunday.
CHICAGO TM Official of the Western Union Telegraph Co says the entire company will be watching the clock Sunday. Em ployes will turn 63 384 clocks in 2 000 cities ahead one hour as daylight saving time starts.
Vice President Richard Nixon said at a Los Angeles rally that loss of Indochina to the Communists could trigger the fall of all Asia and threaten World War III. He urged avoiding U S ground fighting while insisting policy aims to prevent further losses and noted hearings with Sen McCarthy stirred public interest. He avoided commenting on an off the record remark about possible troop deployment if French forces pull out.
The Elyria Youth Council maps city areas for a door to door Cancer Crusade canvass under chair Sandra Dellefield. Area chairmen, captains, and advisors across Northeast Spring Valley Eastgate Eastern Southern Western divisions coordinate teams beginning this weekend with work through Sunday collection from 1 to 3 PM.
The Union Supply Company's Homewood Shopping Center at Route 57 and Grove Ave. Lorain launched a two day open house giving away about $2000 in merchandise. Free ice cream and gum were handed out. It is the second new Union Supply Co. center opened in a year, with 10 departments and a registered pharmacist on site. The firm, 70 years old, operates 140 stores across six states including Ohio and Pennsylvania.
President Eisenhower told publishers that America must spearhead genuine international understanding to secure enduring peace. He urged balanced reporting across newspapers, magazines, radio, TV, and newsreels to counter censorship and Soviet propaganda and to highlight everyday life and the man in the street.
The article reports that a verdict in J. Robert Oppenheimer's security hearing may remain secret unless he reveals it publicly. Chairman Lewis Strauss holds power over publicity, while the panel and the president may receive notices confidentially. If an indictment follows, public knowledge could arise through court actions or Justice Department updates.
Radio Moscow reports a reindeer rodeo in the Soviet Union with Igranka driving a sleigh 24 miles in 43 minutes. Comrade Adukanov wins the lassoing contest with seven catches in ten tries.
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