Dulles Sets April 1 Deadline for European Army Pact
Secretary of State Dulles demands very definite signs of ratification by April 1 from Germany France Italy Belgium the Netherlands and Luxembourg for the six nation European army treaty. Adenauer says West German Parliament may ratify by mid March and notes potential U S position if progress stalls. Dulles notes Britain may be pressured to cooperate though not a signatory.
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Bonn
Germany
John Foster Dulles
Konrad Adenauer
Dulles
U. S
Netherlands
Adenauer
United States
Washington
Congress
France
Italy
Belgium
Luxembourg
Great Britain
Britain
Constitutional Court
Oder- Neisse Rivers
Poland
Eisenhower
State of the Union
Russia
Sleepwear Pickets Provoke Quiet Zone Protest at Etoria
Telephone workers strike at The Etoria Telephone Co continues after a ten day walkout. Pickets in sleeping attire carried signs naming Quiet Zone and Uncle Roy while singing lullabies outside Roy W. Ammel's office. Cops were called to quiet the scene as workers stay inside the building and a union meeting focused on picketing strategy. Attendees include Ann Sheppard Buryl Hoff man Florence Gaskella Myrtle Travis and Barbara Harrison.
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Etoria Telephone Co
Uncle Roy
Roy W. Ammel
Ann Sheppard
Buryl Hoffman
Florence Gaskella
Myrtle Travis
Barbara Harrison
Lorain Man Hurt In Dewey Road Accident
John William Meyer twenty five of 510 West 15th Street Lorain was taken to St Josephs Hospital Lorain after an early morning crash on Dewey Road east of Highway 58. He suffered scalp and nose lacerations and elbow and shoulder abrasions. Passengers Wilbur Berger and Max Misley, both Lorain residents, were uninjured as the car sustained left side and right rear damage.
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John William Meyer
West Erie Avenue
Max Misley
West 29Th Street
Lorain
Began Life Term For Killing Wife in Ohio Penitentiary
Russell D. Egger, 48, convicted wife killer, began a life term after a nine woman three man jury found him guilty of first degree murder for the September fatal shooting of Ruth. The jury recommended mercy.
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Columbus
Russell D. Egger
Sinyer
Ohio
Ruth
Weather forecast for Northeastern Ohio and Ohio five day outlook
Northeastern Ohio weather cloudy and colder tonight and Saturday forenoon partly cloudy and cool Saturday afternoon with highs near 38 to 40. Tonight low 32 and yesterday high 48 low 26. Five day forecast calls for above normal temperatures Saturday through Wednesday with normal highs 35 north and 40 south and lows 20 to 25. Rain likely Sunday and again Tuesday and Wednesday with mix possible north Wednesday.
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Ohio
Queen Mary Docks Without Tug Help in Historic Maneuver
The Queen Mary, nearly the size of the Empire State Building, docked in New York without tug or longshoreman aid on a two-part approach. Captain Donald W. Sorrell steered the liner in on the second attempt, 70 minutes after an unsuccessful first try, amid a tug strike and dockside picket lines.
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New York
Empire State Building
Fliers Drop Vaccines In Flood Area
Airplanes dropped vaccines and medical supplies over Holland to combat typhoid amid the Netherlands flood disaster. Rescue workers fill sandbags as dikes strain under rising waters and 1,352 deaths are reported in Holland with 423 in Britain.
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Amsterdam
Netherlands
Holland
Court Order Fails To Halt Picketing Of N.Y. Docks
Tugmen's picket lines kept longshoremen off New York piers for a second day despite a temporary injunction. ILA officials said no notice was served and picketing would continue. The Queen Mary docked at Pier 90 with tug help withheld. 75 percent of port commerce blocked as the six day strike spread. A restraining order sought in Brooklyn and a permanent injunction hearing set for Tuesday.
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Haeboe
Cunard
Robert B. Irving
New York
United Marine Division
International Longshoremen’s Association
AFL
Cunard Line
Pier 90
North River
ILA
Comerce
New York Shipping Association
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Charlies E. Murphy
The
Shipping Association
National Labor Reations Board
Boy 16 Travels West Missing Travel Funds
A Rochester youth aged 16 reported to Elyria police that about $200 disappeared from his billfold after boarding a Cleveland bound bus on January 22. He had toured New York City, returned to Rochester, then headed toward California before the loss. His father will arrange the boy’s return to Rochester.
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Rochester, N. Y
Elyria
New York City
Rochester
California
Cleveland
Water shut off six hours in Elyria area for repairs
Water will be off for six hours tomorrow in parts of Elyria including East Bridge street East River street Gulf road Lewis Court Cleveland street Gulf road Homer street Malcolm Perry and Artemas Courts from 8 am to 2 pm as crews repair lines under Walter A Meyers supervision.
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Walter A. Meyers
East Bridge Street
East River Street
Gulf Road
Lewis Court
Cleveland Street
Homer Street
Malcolm Court
Perry Court
Artemas Court
Dutch Dulles Flood Delays Netherlands Defense Pledge
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles met Dutch officials who said floods delay their commitment to Western defense. Dulles and Harold E. Stassen arrived after a nine day fact finding tour of Western Europe. Adenauer said he would visit the United States this spring. Dutch officials hope to ratify the European army treaty soon but flood losses may push decisions back until disaster costs are analyzed.
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Hague
Netherlands
John Foster Dulles
Holland
Dulles
Harold E. Siassen
Bonn
Germany
Europe
Konrad Adenauer
United States
Ademayer
New Radar Night Fighters Reported in Koreafront
Seoul Korea United States Air Force announces radar equipped F 94 all weather night fighters now in use in Korea. The jets supported offensive patrols near the Manchurian border while Navy Skrknight pilots have already shot down several Reds.
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Seoul
Korea
United States Air Force
Air Force
Manchurian
Navy
Manchuria
Yalu River
North Korea
Mark Clarx
Finnish Tankers Won’t Carry Oil To Red China
Nationalist navy alerts watch for the Finnish tanker Wilma bound for Red China with aviation jet fuel from Romania. Finland promises the United States it will not carry oil to Communist China in the future, as Turkey, Finland, and the State Department weigh options while Formosan waters loom.
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Formosa
Nieh Chieh Ting
Wiima
Red China
Washington
Finland
United States
China
Foreign Ministry
State Department
Wilma
Romania
Turkey
Dardanelles
Black Sea
Formosan
Army to draft 53 000 in April says Defense Dept
Washington The Defense Department ordered the draft of 53 900 men for the Army in April. Navy Marine Corps and Air Force will not take draftees. Defence officials expect monthly calls around 30 000 through June, raising total drafted since June 1950 toward 1 261 430.
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Washington
Defense Department
Army
Marine Corps
Air Force
Fesruery
Maren Defense
Defense
Girl Dies After Truck Hits Child in Coshocton
Four and a half year old Paula Gist died in Coshocton Memorial Hospital from a fractured skull after being struck by a truck while playing in the street. The driver M. R. Capple of Gilmore said the child darted in front of the vehicle. he was not held.
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Coshocton
Paula Gist
Coshocton Memorial Hospital
M. R. Capple
Gilmore
Clearview School Faces Sewer Decision Near September Use
Clearview school officials met with county commissioners and city engineers to compare tying the new $400,000 elementary school to Lorain’s sanitary sewer versus installing a septic tank. A septic system would cost about 40,000, but tying in may affect Lorain’s sewer capacity. The proposal is to be developed by the school, township authorities, and the county engineer for submission.
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Clearview
Lorain City
William Gillies
Lorain
L. G. Goodell
Tf Ney
Giles
Charwiew
Wellington School Closes As Flu Hits Absentees
Walter L Harrins, superintendent of the Wellington School District, announced 9 closings today due to flu. The district reported a large number of student absences over the past days with no definite tally available.
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Bryrton
Walter L Harrins
Th Welington
Scheol
Wellington
Ohio Patrol Expands Radar Equipped Cars Across Six Districts
In Columbus the Highway Patrol announced plans to deploy radar equipped cars in all six districts. Superintendent George Mingle noted two radar cars are already in use and 7 700 speeders were cited over 19 months with 700 convictions. The Elyria Surplus Center relocates to 541 Broad St. Adv.
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Columbus
Highway Patrol
George Mingle
Elyria Surplus Center
Broad St
Adv
Eisenhower Ends Wage Controls and Decontrols Prices
President Eisenhower announced immediate suspension of wage controls and removal of price controls on many consumer goods. The move includes meats, furniture, clothing, restaurant meals, and thousands of department store items, with a detailed OPS report promised later today.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Office of Price Stabilization
Joseph Freehill
Pravda Reports Three Spies Arrested in Soviet Union
Pravda identifies suspects S. D. Gurevich K. F. Romanov and T. A. Sas accused by Soviet state security of long term espionage. Gurevich reportedly served in the United States for three years and Sas was recruited after the war by Americans and trained by U S intelligence agents at a Ukrainian metallurgical center in Krivoy Rog.
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Pravda
S. D. Gurevich
K. F. Romanov
T. A. Sas
Gurevich
United
Sasi
U. S
Soviet Union
Krivos Rog
Ohio to name new liquor director soon
Governor Lausche plans to appoint a successor to state liquor director William C. Bryant who is slated for a Franklin County Common Pleas Court seat. The governor declined to reveal the replacement’s name or a timetable for the official action.
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Ohio
Columbus
Frank J
Lausche
William C. Bryant
Franklin County Common Pleas
Bryant
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