Morse Ends Filibuster With New Senate Record
Sen. Morse of Indiana Oregon halted a 22 hour 26 minute filibuster at 10:06 AM EST, setting a new Senate record. He spoke to oppose the tidelands oil bill, fueled by soup and candy bars, as VP Nixon and others watched.
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Tidelands
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Annals of the Senate
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R Conn
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Bureau of Standards
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Tex
Reds To Return "Bonus Group Of 84 POWs
PANMUNJOM Korea The Communists release a bonus group of 84 sick and wounded UN prisoners as armistice talks resume. Seventeen Americans and 83 others freed today with 13 Americans and 71 South Koreans to be freed Sunday bringing UN prisoners freed to 684 and Americans to 149. The exchange aims to end the Korean War and tests whether further repatriations will continue beyond this batch.
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United Nations
U.N
Freedom Gate
Bridge North Of Wellington Opens After Six Week Closure
Route 58 bridge north of Wellington to Route 20 reopened yesterday morning. The Black River bridge repair closed six weeks, with Route 18 detoured onto 58 to 20 for the Hell's Gap section near Wellington to Brighton. Work on Route 18 continues to late fall, diverting westbound traffic via 58 and 20.
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Black River
Highway Department
Brighton
Hell's Gap
Nickel Plate Strike Postponed By Court Order
A court order halted a threatened 2300 member strike by the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen against Nickel Plate Railroad and its Wheeling and Lake Erie Division in Cleveland Ohio.
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Brotherhood of Railroad
Nickel Plate Railroad
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Weather Outlook for Northeastern Ohio
Partly cloudy with scattered showers and thunder possible this afternoon and evening, warmer with a high near 75. Tonight will be cloudy and cooler, low around 46. Friday remains cloudy with possible precipitation trace in 24 hours ending 8 p.m. Humidity around 44 percent tonight and 0 percent earlier, sunrise 5:29 a.m. Saturday, sunset 4:21 p.m. Moon phases listed.
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Tedrick Appointed Associate Lorain County Agricultural Agent
William Tedrick Vocational agriculture teacher at Wellington High School has been named the Lorain County associate agricultural agent. Referred by Charles Haas, he will assume duties mid June and focus on 4-H work and livestock programs. He helped establish Wellington’s vocational program and plans to expand farm training if a proposed bond issue passes. Tedrick is married with a five month old daughter and is a Guernsey County native.
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Wellington High School
Wellington
Tedrick
Ohio State University
Guernsey County
Everything On Curb Lawn To Be Taken
Elyria Street Department warns during clean-up week that anything left on the curb will be removed by trucks. Safety Director Dan W. Kothe notes repeated trouble with gardening tools left near rubbish containers and says items must be clearly left for disposal or be taken to the landfill on Garden Street. He urges using only old unwanted containers for waste.
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Dan W. Kothe
Kothe
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Girl Scouts Observe Arbor Day Saturday May 2
Girl Scouts plan Arbor Day at Hilltop House on Gulf road from 1 30 to 3 30 p m with a flag ceremony by Senior Girls Scouts and tree plantings by Troops 8 5 and 72 led by Mrs Arthur Femley Mrs J B Hochenecel Mrs C F Engler and Mrs Myron Schmidkens. Transportation by buses from downtown at 1 05 return by 3 30.
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Gulf Road
Arthur Femley
J. B Hochenecel
C. F. Engler
Myron Schmidkens
Three Hour Chinese Assault Halted by U S Troops
U S Third Division troops repelled a three hour Chinese attack near Jackson Heights about 1,009 yards from Ironhorse Mountain. Roughly 75 enemy soldiers killed. Far East Air Force reports 8115 sorties in the week ending Friday, a Korean record. Sabrejets claimed several enemy aircraft destroyed or damaged, while B-26 bombers struck Red supply routes. The battleship New Jersey conducted a major eight hour bombardment of Songjin on the East coast.
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New Jersey
Songjin
North Korea
Real Cleaners advert appears in local paper
An advertisement for Real Cleaners at 500 Middle Ave promotes shirts laundry and fur cleaning services in the local edition, listing the business alongside calendar and community sections. The clipping includes references to other town sections such as churches, sports, and theaters as part of the page mix.
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MacArthur Plan on China Tactics Met With Silence
U S officials including White House State Department and Defense declined to comment on General MacArthurs proposal to pressure Red China and its USSR supply links over Korea. Congressmen and Britain voiced caution as allied talks toward ending the Korean War proceed slowly. Truman, on vacation in Hawaii, offered no comment.
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Ha‘waii
Crossings To Be Closed For Repairs
New York Central Railroad crossings at Olive Street and Abbe Road will close for a half day next week. Olive Street will shut from noon to 4 30 Monday and Abbe Road will be out of use Tuesday morning until noon. Maintenance is expected to finish soon.
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Abbe Road
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Dan W. Kothe
Plans Set for Elyria Jaycees Award Dinner
The Elyria Jaycees prepare a banquet at the Elk’s Ballroom to honor Elyria’s outstanding young man of the year with a Distinguished Service Award. About 260 guests are expected as tickets are sold to Junior Chamber of Commerce members. The recipient will be announced after the dinner by a secret committee of prominent Elyria citizens.
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Elk’s
Elyria
Custom Auto Radios Forsale at Erb Radio
Local ad promotes custom built auto radios for any car starting at 39.95 from Erb Radio.
Millions Turn Clocks Ahead Tonight in Ohio and Nation
Ohio and the United States prepare for daylight saving time with a calm mood. No legal challenges or protests are reported, unlike prior years. The changeover mainly affects the northeast Ohio area from Steubenville through Canton to Elyria.
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Steubenville
Canton
Elyma
Fitch Elected President of YALCA Board
Trustees of the Young Men's Christian Association elected officers at a noon organizational meeting. N. M. Fitch named president for the year, with E. F P. Rieger as vice president and Harold E. Birch as treasurer. Harrie G. Stevick continues as secretary, and James F. Hull was elected trustee to fill Rev. D. O. McCamy’s vacant post.
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N. M. Fitch
E. F P. Rieger
Harold E. Birch
Harrie G. Stevick
James F. Hull
D. O. McCamy
Elyna
Bank Bandit Dead and Officer Wounded in St Louis Bank Heist
A St Louis bank robbery ended with one gunman dead, two other bandits wounded, and a police officer critically injured. The dead robber was Frank Vito Jr. of Chicago. the two wounded bandits were John W. Frederick and William Scholl, also from Chicago. A fourth suspect, "Joe," remains at large. About 141000 dollars were left in the canvas bag.
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Chicago
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Scholl
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Vito
Joliet
Six Airmen Die in Secret Flight Collision
An experimental mission from Republic Aviation’s Farmingdale plant ended in a midair collision over eastern Long Island. A B-29 bomber and an F-84 Thunderstreak jet fighter crashed Friday night, killing six airmen.
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Republic Aviation Corporation
Farmingdale
N. Y
Long Island
Largest Atomic Maneuver Starts After Blast Today
A remote controlled Navy plane crashed during the first attempt to fly into the thermal envelope seconds after an atomic blast at the Nevada test site. The explosion was observed by sixteen congressmen and 250 military observers with test details provided by test manager Carroll L. Tyler.
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Atomic Energy Commission
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Carroll L. Tyler
Tyler
E.S.T
Nellis Air Force Base
Fatal stockyard mis identification triggers confusion
A Cleveland dispatch misidentified William Pickard of Elyria as the victim in a stockyards accident. The actual deceased was James Gabriel, about 60, who had been staying at the Hebebrand farm on LaGrange Road. Gabriel died when his hayload struck an overhanging light fixture.
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William Pickard
Elyria
United Press
Cleveland
Chronicle-Telegram
Cleveland Union
Pickard
James Gabriel
Kenneth Hebebrand
LaGrange Road
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Gabriel
Hedebrand
Jim
Hebebrand
Boy Missing From Home In Woodford Avenue Local
Ronald Botas, 12, of 124 Woodford Avenue, has been reported missing by his family since Wednesday evening. He is about five feet tall, 100 pounds, wearing a tan jacket and dark blue T shirt with brown tennis shoes.
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Ronald Botas
Woodford Avenue
Buckeye State Sheriff Group Opposes One-License Plate Plan
Members of the Buckeye State Sheriff’s Association warn the proposed single license plate for Ohio could create serious hazards for law enforcement officers. The brief notes a Swiss Cablet system and a seven year labor effort with pocket knives, with a sale on the Square through Saturday.
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Columbus
Buckeye State Sheriff's Association
Ohio
Russia Ready for Peace Talks Sparks Newspaper Exchange
Washington reports the White House dismisses a Russian press claim of readiness for serious peace talks as not a substitute for official action. Pravda urges a peaceful, UN framed settlement and notes willingness to cooperate with the US or others toward a friendly settlement.
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Soviet Union
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EHS Herald And Its Editor Win Highest Ratings
Prof. William Taylor announced pre-convention winners at the 13th Northeastern Ohio Scholastic Press Clinic. Nearly 900 students from 60 northeastern Ohio high schools attend the day-long event as Elyria High Herald wins first place in senior high coverage and Ray Peterson earns top senior high story honors for the 1953 Clinic piece.
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William Taylor
Kent State University
Northeastern Ohio
Elyria High Herald
Ray Peterson
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Gas tax burdens rise in state price of gas
Chronicle-Telegram Want Ads promotes using classified ads for selling renting hiring and recovering items. Call 4751 ask for Want Ads and let an ad-taker guide you to profits highlighting the ease of using ads for income.
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