State Candidates List Small Now Likely To Grow
Columbus dispatch reports a sparse list of May 4 primary candidates for six nonjudicial offices. With 11 Democrats and seven Republicans announced, the field is the smallest in more than a decade. Incumbents and challengers race to file petitions by 4 p.m. Wednesday, as no governorship contest awaits on either party. Governor Lausche is unopposed for renomination, while a Senate contest forms among Republicans.
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Columbus
INS
United States
Fred Danner
Akron
GOP
U. S. Senate
Lausche
Ohio
Senate
Cleveland
George H. Bender
William Saxbe
Mechanicsburg Atttorney
Bender
Saxbe
John T. Brown
Ted W. Brown
Roger W. Tracy
C. William O'Neill
Ted Brown
George
D. Noxe
lLausche
Herbert S. Duffy
John Taylor
Salem
Joseph T. Ferguson
John Gallagher l
John Donahey
U. S
A. V
Vic” Donahey
Paul Ward
Walter al Bolton
Newark
Supreme Court
Kingsley A. Taft
John H. Lamneck
Middleton
Fred A. Dewey
University of Cincinnati
James F. Belly
London
Charles Hubbell
Ssill
Taft and Middleton
Yugoslavia Resists Return To Soviet Orbit
Belgrade Yugoslavia foreign ministry said Tito will not rejoin the Soviet ruled bloc. He warned parliament of his administration’s stance with the West, while Cominform pressure continues from Bucharest. Tito’s election as president and Danube River Control Commission chairmanship mark gradual normalization with Eastern Europe.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Foreign Ministry
Tito
Cominform
Communist Party
Bucharest
Foreign Office
Danube
Europe
Hungary
Bulgaria
Russia
Seeing Both Sides World Peace Formula Speech at Realtors Banquet
Robert Dale Thompson urged Elyria Board of Realtors and guests to seek truth by acknowledging two viewpoints on every issue. The Akron traveler, in 45 countries, argued patriotism based on reason and that no belief lasts if not justified by its era, urging Americans to understand others and go halfway to share privileges. The banquet featured new officers, pin awards, and social dancing after the address.
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Elyria Board of Realtors
Spring Valley Country Club
Jack Ryan
C. Val Spicer
Alice Pitman
George Male
Cleveland
Herb Meister
Robert Dale Thompson
Akron
Elyria ,Board of Realtors
Jon
Thompson
Deane Kintner
Gabriel Mihuta
Lorain Board
E. C. Eiding
Vladimir Nickoloff
Lorain County Builders and Contractors Association
Blue Cross Plan Opens Enrollment in Elyria Area
Chronicle-Telegram announces a community enrollment for the non profit Blue Cross Plan in Lorain County. Eligible residents include retirees self employed professionals and others not in large employer groups. The plan offers up to 120 days hospital bed service per admission with broad benefits and no age limits or waiting periods except maternity.
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Blue Cross
Lorain County
Blue Cross Enrollment Program Details Released
The Elyria Chronicle Telegram sponsors the Community Enrollment for Blue Cross, with support from the Lorain County Medical Society and Elyria Memorial Hospital. Applications and information are mailed without obligation. coupons expire February 28, and group enrollments are handled by the Cleveland Hospital Service Association. Direct monthly rates begin after March 16, 1954, with maternity coverage delayed 270 days. The association serves Northeastern Ohio and reports high membership, low costs, and AHA approval.
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Scriber
Blue Cross
Ohio
Elyria Chronicle Telegram
Lorain County Medical Society
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Cleveland Hospital Service Association
American Hospital Association
Ohio Flier Dies in Texas Crash
A Wright Patterson Air Force Base trained pilot Maj Clyde Fox 32 of Fairborn Ohio was killed when his training plane crashed on a west Texas ranch. The wreckage was found 22 miles west of Seminole after fog lifted. Investigators said he apparently did not have time to use his parachute. India is establishing training centers for village handicraft artisans.
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Seminole
Tex
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Clyde Fox
Fairborn
West Texas
Navy Hydrographic Office To Close In Cleveland
Reported today that the Navy Hydrographic Office would close in Cleveland. The service of assembling and publishing information for the Great Lakes shipping industry would be taken over by the Coast Guard.
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Cleveland
Navy ‘Hydrographic Office
Lakes
Coast Guard
Fumes In Lima Blaze Fatal To Fire Captain
Lima Ontario Canada fire captain Cloud R. Webb died from carbon monoxide fumes in a downtown blaze at Marshall's Sporting Goods Co. He perished after entering a smoke filled basement while rescuing occupants. The fire, estimated at 100000 dollars, began in the basement as owners tried to handle taxes. Firemen evacuated nine residents from the upper apartments and battled the flames for three hours.
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Lima, QC
Lima
Sporting Goods
Cloud R. Webb
Marshall’s Sporting Goods Co
Ralph Marshall
Plans for Income Tax Relief Proposals
Sen. Lister Hill proposes amendments to a tax revision bill in the House Ways and Means Committee. The measures would grant a $1,500 annual exemption for retirement income of teachers and other retirees, boost medical expense deductions, raise the personal exemption from $690 to $800, allow working mothers to deduct child care costs as a business expense, and let college students counted as dependents if they contribute to their own schooling through part time and vacation work.
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Washington
Lister Hill
Senate
House ‘Ways and Means
Hill
AFL Officials Begin Midwinter AFL Conference in Miami Beach
The 13 top AFL leaders opened a 10 day midwinter meeting in Miami Beach focusing on rising unemployment figures and proposed Taft Hartley changes. They plan to review Eisenhower administration amendment ideas, the no raid pact with CIO, and campaign strategies for upcoming elections.
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Miami Beach
American Federation of Labor
Department of Labor
AFL
Eisenhower
Martin Durkin
Plumber’s Union
AFL Glass Blowers
CIO
Republican Party
Washington
Quakes Recorded Near Cleveland and Dublin Figures
The John Carroll University seismograph logged two Sunday quakes near Cleveland, one severe, at 8 20 p m and 11 30 p m. Seismology head Father Henry Birkenhauer noted the shocks occurred about 7 200 miles from Cleveland, possibly south of Japan. Dublin’s latest population is 2 912 000.
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Cleveland
John Carroll University
Henry Birkenhauer
Department of Seismotology
Japan
Act To End Segregation In Military Post Schools
Washington AP Army Navy and Air Force officials move to honor Defense Secretary Wilson's order to end segregation in all military post schools by Sept 1 1955. Conferences seek to merge segregated schools with minimal turmoil and avoid loss of federal funds.
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Army
Navy
Air Force
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Services
Defense Department
U.S. Office of Education
Wilson
Wrans
Alabama
Arkansas
Florida
Maryland
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Texas
Virginia
Eisenhower
Oveta Culp Hobby
Plan To Question Admiral About Order On Files
Senate investigators plan to quiz an admiral this week about a 1944 White House order to destroy a New York Naval intelligence unit files on Communists. The hearing may occur Tuesday with a source noting the officer’s identity hidden. Jenner says the episode is fully verified despite denials by Roosevelt aides.
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Senate
White House
New York
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Wiliam E. ‘Jenner
Ind
Indianan
Adm
Chester W. Nimitz
Pacific Fleet
Jenner
Nimitz
Ernest J. King
Naval Operations
King
Roosevelt Administration
Army
Navy
Pleads For No Sharp Cuts Now In U S Forces In Europe
General William M. Hoge, commander in chief of U S Army in Germany, warned that sharp reductions in European force levels would weaken a thin defense line. He said maintaining strong U S forces in Germany is necessary for years to come and would make war less likely. He noted future weapons increase land force value but emphasized NATO needs reinforcement, not replacement, with mobile U S defense and jet age airpower.
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Heidelberg
William M. Hoge
U. S
Germany
Europe
Hoge
U. S. Seventh Army
International News Service
NATO
Eisenhower
United States
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Robert W. Reider
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Clyde Roose
Harlan T. Chapman
Lodi Ruth
John Hines
Lorn Gullett
Z. J. Graber
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