Japanese Protest U S Silence On Soviet Diplomat
Tokyo protests rise over U S refusal to confirm or deny Rostovorov in American hands amid Soviet spy ring claims. U S Embassy says no information. Japanese Foreign Office says it will notify if facts emerge. Diet holds emergency hearing as accusations strain U S Japan pact and public fury grows.
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Tokyo
ENS
U. S
Yuri A. Rostovorov
Japan
I Foreign Office
Rostovorov
Moscow
U.S
Far East
Diet
Akira Kotaki
Foreign Affairs Committee
Mainichi
Mayor's Ruling In Avon Zoning Case Reversed
Common Pleas Judge John D. Pincura reversed the late Mayor Adams ruling in Avon zoning charges against Chester Popa. The judge voided the $50 fine and costs, finding the mayor's verdict not supported beyond a reasonable doubt and noting Popa did not necessarily violate the village zoning law by digging a sand pit for profit. The case traced Popa’s intent to create a water reservoir rather than profit from sand sales.
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Common Pleas
John D. Pincura
Adams
Avon
Chester Popa
Popa
Pincura
Common Pleas Court
Court of Appeals
Consumer Is No Longer Forgotten Man Says Fed Chief
Washington fed chair William McChesney Martin told the Joint Committee that the recent mild recession has ended the era of the forgotten consumer. He said competition now runs among sellers as costs are cut to please customers and implied a cautious optimism about the economy’s outlook.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
William McChesney
Martin
Joint Congressional Committee On the Economic Report
Weather outlook turns chilly with flurries likely
On to od day with mostly cloudy skies and occasional snow flurries. Highs reach 35 to 40 degrees, overnight lows 22 to 28. Thursday remains mostly cloudy and moderately cold with little precipitation.
Avon Man Seriously Injured In One Car Accident
Four one car crashes were investigated by sheriffs deputies. William R. Frank, 37, of Schwartz road, Avon, suffered multiple fractures and head injuries when his car crossed a ditch and hit a concrete bridge on Case road. He was admitted to Elyria Memorial Hospital. Two others, Robert L. Griffith, 19, and Arleta Griffith, 16, of La Grange, were treated for injuries after their car hit a tree on Route 10 East of Route 301. Alex White, 21, of LaGrange, had a car demolished after skidding and turning over on Sprague road at Root road. Robert Cleary reported $200 damage after his car struck a culvert on Diagonal road.
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Wiliam R. Frank
Schwartz Road
Avon
Case Road
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Lloyd Seckt
Eugene Miller
Robert L. Griffith
la Grange
Arleta Griffith
LaGrange
Route 10
Route 301
Alex White
Sprague Road
Root Road
Robert Cleary
Diagonal
Diagonal Road
Approve Plan For U S Control Of Coffee Exchange
The Senate Agriculture Committee unanimously approved legislation to place the New York Coffee Exchange under federal supervision to curb speculation and help prevent future price spikes. Committee leaders noted reform would not cure current high prices but could limit sharp increases later. The measure, backed by Sen. Guy Gillette, faced criticism from Coffee Exchange President Gustavo Lobo Jr. as unrealistic.
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Washington
Senate Agriculture Committee
theNew York Coffee Exchange
George ‘Aiken
Senate
Aiken
Coffee Exchange
Guy Gillette
Gustavo Lobo Jr
Mail Volume Is Big at Adjutant General's Office
The Adjutant General's Office handles the central Army mail flow receiving on average over 45 000 pieces daily. The system processes incoming correspondence and dispatches administrative communications to commands nationwide.
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Adjutant General’s Office
Army
Allied Plan Rejected By Russia
Russia rejected the Western Allied plan for settling the German problem and likened the U S and Britain to midwives of a West European army. Molotov spoke at the ninth Big Four foreign ministers session, attacking the European Defense Community proposal and Eden’s five point plan. Bidault chaired. Dulles reportedly rebuffed a Soviet two‑power approach as disunity efforts rose. Molotov’s stance underscores the Western unity challenge amid talks.
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Dulles
U. S
John Foster Dulles
Berlin
Russia
Germany
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
Andrei Gromyko
Molotov
Georgi Zarubin
D. MacArthur I
James Conant
Anthony Eden
Georges Bidault
U.S
Vyyacheslav M. Molotov
United States
Britain
France
Ike Stands Firm Against Bricker Amendment Change
President Eisenhower declared he will not concede a word in opposition to a constitutional amendment altering the balance of power among the three branches. He warned changes must be soberly studied as compromise talks on curbing the president’s treaty powers collapsed. Senate leaders pursued two substitute versions, backing administration supporters and a Democrat group, in a looming showdown.
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GOP
Bricker
Senate
Wm. Knowland
House
Joseph Martin
White House
Eisenhower
Knowland
Washington
Capitol Hill
Congress
Eisenhower Warns Against Boastful Talk on War Strength
President Eisenhower denounces boastful talk of military power as a threat to world peace and says calm steady progress toward strength deters enemies. At his news conference he cites WWII restraint, comments on Soviet diplomacy, Vietnam, talks with Russia, and Bee son to the National Labor Relations Board.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Defense
Charles IE Wilson
Wilson
Yuri Rostovorov
Indo-China
Berlin
Albert C. Beeson
National Labor Relations Board
Senate
Beeson
Concern Over Pope Pius XII Condition Worsens? Hope Rises
Vatican city reports show Pope Pius XII improving after a British specialist consulted with Dr Riccardi Galeazzi Lisi at the bedside. The Pope suffers gastritis and fatigue from nine days of hiccup related sleep disruption, and Vatican secretary of state Msgr Battista notes improvement while confinement ends.
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Vatican City
Pius XII
Vatican
George VI
Great Britain
Riccardi Galeazzi-Lisi
Monsignor
Giovanni Battista
Msgr. Battista
Grand Jury Summons Five Officials for Testimony on Gambling
Grand jury foreman C Russell Stokley issued subpoenas to Lorain Police Chief Frank Pawlak Inspector Maurice Mumford Patrolman Michael Loramn editor Malcolm Hartley of the Lorain Journal for testimony on gambling and related vice. Also summoned were Elyria Police Chief J E Boges and Sheriff Carl R Finegan to address possible corruption in their jurisdictions as the panel weighs a search inquiry.
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Grand Jury
Lorain
C. Russell Stokley
Frank Pawlak
Maurice ‘Mumford
Michael ‘Loramn
Malcolm ‘Hartley
Lorain Journal
See Normal Winter Weather For Ohio
Ohio forecasters reversed earlier warm forecasts to predict normal winter weather through the weekend. A cold air mass from above Lake Superior cooled readings across Ohio, with chilly lows in Toledo and Cleveland and a chance of light rain or snow along the Ohio River. Tonight will be 22 to 28 degrees with Thursday highs 35 to 40, keeping the state milder than typical February norms.
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United Press
Ohio
Lake Superior
Michigan
Indiana
Toledo
Youngstown
Akron
Cleveland
Daystar
Cincinnati
Chesapeake
Youths Accused Of Dishonesty In Money Drives
Juvenile authorities investigate a South Middle avenue report that a youth collected door to door to aid a family that lost its home to a fire but the funds did not reach the needy family. Officials also cited alleged misuse of Mothers March of Dimes solicitations during the same period.
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South Middle Avenue
Joseph Dixon
Farmer Crushed Near Columbus in Tractor Accident
Charles A. Schieser, 59, of Groveport near Columbus, died Tuesday when his tractor overturned, pinning him beneath it. His wife found him in a field behind a Richardson Road farm.
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Columbus
Charles A. Schieser
Groveport
Schieser
Richardson Rd
Radio-TV Store Owner Robbed of 95 Dollars
Stewart Radio and Television at 468 Cleveland Street was robbed of 95.70 dollars at about 8 30 p m yesterday. Two men forced owner Dick Stewart into a panel truck behind the store and took the cash. One suspect 6 3 tall with curly hair wore a feather jacket the other about 5 8 in a blue jacket with gray trim both bareheaded and speaking with southern accents. A blue 1940 or 1941 Chevrolet coupe was seen turning from the street toward town during the incident.
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Dick Stewart
Stewart Radio and Television Company
Cleveland Street
Stewart
Elyria Leads Polio March Of Dimes Drive With High Total
Elyria is among the few U S cities to meet its March of Dimes quota in 1951, reporting 23275 toward a 20000 goal. Campaign head Harry Bogart noted all reports must come in and urged more funds to offset weaker areas. The Valley View Mothers March added 3559, while Legion and AMVETS patrolled during canvassing. Contributions include 109 from Hi-Y Canteen dance and 381 from Columbia Stathon.
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Elyria
Harry C. Bogart
Valley View
American Legion
Amvets
Hi-Y
Columbia Stathon
Six men held in slaying of West Side barbershop victim
Cleveland police hold six men in connection with the slaying of 37 year old Stanley H. Krupinski a police character shot once in the left chest as he emerged from a West Side barbershop.
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Cleveland
Stanley H. Krupinski
West Side
Krupinski
Tragedy at Kumbh Mela stampede kills hundreds in India
At Allahabad the confluence of the Ganges and Jumna becomes a deadly crush during the Kumbh bathing rite. Police and volunteers failed to stop a million pilgrims rushing toward sacred waters, causing hundreds of deaths and about two thousand injuries as naked holy men returned with three-pronged spears. President Rajendra Prasad attended the festival.
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Allahabad
India
Rajendra Prasad
Ganges and
Jumna
Mohandas K. Gandhi
Campaign Worker Hurt As Glass Cash Jar Breaks
Mrs. Carl Gregg of 1329 East River street sustained injuries to her left hand Thursday evening while handling a glass money jar for the March of Dimes drive. She was taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital for treatment. The campaign, organized by the Women's Auxiliary to the Carlisle Firemen's Association, raised $1,180 with 55 women participating. Mrs. Warren Lauer chaired the project and praised the cooperation shown during the drive.
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Carlisle
Carl Gregg
East River Street
Chronicle-Tel Want Ads Promote Easy Local Selling
A compact notice touts keeping posture while climbing stairs and offers quick classifieds to buy or sell homes cars furniture and appliances through Chronicle-Tel Want Ads mentioning Sri-Just Dial 475.
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Chronicle-Tel
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