Oberlin campaign sets first phase goal at 200000 to 250000
Cleveland area leaders unveiled the first phase goal of 200000 to 250000 for Oberlin College’s ten year 10655000 development drive. Dan Z Bradley announced the goal at a Hotel Carter dinner where President William E Stevenson spoke and a new Oberlin sound color film was shown. The campaign aims to raise 1300000 for a King Memorial Building and student scholarships, with additional funds for dormitories libraries science and the Conservatory, endowed professorships, and faculty facilities.
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Cleveland
Oberlin College
Oberlin
Carter
Dan Z. Bradley
Cleveland Area
Bradley
Harris Products Company
William E. Stevenson
Joseph W. Meriam
Lincoln Electric Company
Henry Churchill King
Oberlin Alumni Fund
King
Westervelt
Walter K. Bailey
Warner and Swasey Company
Oberlin Development Council
King Memorial
Conservatory of Music
Graduate ‘School of Theology
Bailey
Stevenson
College of Arts and Sciences
National Research Council
Carnegie Foundation
Association of American Medical Colleges
United States
Ohio
Charles A. Mosher
Central
Edwin W. Brouse
Akron
Railroad Engine Crashes Block 200 Tracks West of New London
A New York Central express train 70 mph collided with a truck at State Route 250, killing driver Daniel B. Delich of Royal Oak Michigan. About 200 railroad workers labored through the day to restore 500 yards of double track, with 6 pm target to resume normal service.
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New York Central
New London
Daniel B. Delrich
Royal Oak
Mich
New York Central Railroad System
Daniel B. Delich
Cleveland
Tower of
Pisa
State Highway Patrol
Junior Seagrim
Hiles Tower
Greenwich
Wellington Senior Tops Lorain County Scholarship List
Wellington high student John A Barbe led Lorain County with 232 of 300 on the General Scholarship test for high school seniors. Other top scorers include Charles B Smith Avon Philip A Shaver Oberlin Clifford L Conrad Lorain Steven R Miller Wellington Dale A Neuman Elyria Ruth T Malik Columbia. About 200 county examinees, with scholar selections to be announced in spring.
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Loram County
State Department of Education
County Board of Education
John A. Barbe
Wellington High
Charles B. Smith
Avon
Philip A. Shaver
Oberlin
Clifford L. Conrad
Lorain
Steven R. Miller
Wellington
Dale A. Neuman
Elyria
W. Lorain
Ruth T. Malik
Columbia
C. A. Gibbons
Engineers Hear Talk By Rubber Company Official
J. D. Morron development engineer for U. S. Rubber Co. spoke at the Lorain County Chapter dinner. He discussed rubber types natural and synthetic, their mechanical uses, development, and how properties dictate suitable conditions of strength and temperature. Slides and apparatus illustrated coagulation of gum rubber and effects of temperature on resilience.
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J. D. Morron
U. S. Rubber Co
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Lorain County
Ohio Society of Professional Engineers
W.C
Democrats See Rebuke To Some GOP Leaders In Ike's Comment
The Elyria Woman's Club sponsors Elyria CARE for Korea drive and sent a $310 check to CARE headquarters in New York. The sum includes $135 from the Junior Woman's Club with full participation and the senior club beginning its 100 percent participation. Volunteers, led by Mrs. Laura Martin, collected funds as Mrs. C. R. Sharrer and Mrs. John Sheldon oversee club solicitations through March 10. Mrs. E. A. Thompson made the first donation and phone pickup, aiming to mobilize hundreds of callers.
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Ike
Elyria Woman’s Club
Elyria
Care For
Korea
CARE
New York
Woman’s Club
Laura Martin
C. R. Sharrer
John Sheldon
E. A. Thompson
Riverside Court
Robert Boylan
Thompson
Americans Pressed into Indo China Fight Were Rejected
Washington reports from the French Embassy say individual Americans volunteered to aid against the Communists in Indochina. Paris says it does not recruit in the U.S. and warned that it is illegal to serve abroad. State Department confirms no official requests exist. Senator Byrd criticized the administration for risks in Indochina.
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Washington
Indochina
State Department
Department
McCarran
Secretaries of State and Defense
French Foreign Legion
United States
Parenthood Board Plans Counsellor Service in Elyria
Lorain County Planned Parenthood Association officials announced a weekly marriage counseling service to be run by a qualified counselor at the Elyria association office in the Elyria block. The board also discussed regional expansion plans, welcomed new associate Mrs. Ed Roy, and organized a fundraising minigate sale at the YWCA residence basement on Feb 26. The next meeting is March 9 at 9:30 am at the YWCA parlors.
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Elyria
Lorain County Planned Parenthood Association
Paul Folino
Ohio
Planned Parenthood
Ed Roy
Loran
J. C. Pemberthy
H. C. Amidon
E. H. Graber
A. B. Hinshaw
Rubber cellular mat absorbs shocks in egg test at meeting
Demonstrations showed cellular rubber’s shock absorbing properties by slamming eggs into a three inch mat without breakage. The March meeting will include a talk on Technical Aspects of Malleable Iron by Lowell D. Ry lan of the Malleable Foundries Society.
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Lowell D. Rylan
The
Malleable Foundries Society
Derby Day bets top four million at Churchill Downs
Louisville reports total wagers of 4,306,065 on Kentucky Derby Day in 1953. Churchill Downs had average daily bets of 902,352 in spring and 537,459 in fall, reflecting strong wagering activity across the season.
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Louisville
Churchill Downs
the Downs
Proxy Fight For NYC Control By Young
New York financier Robert R Young prepares a major proxy battle to gain control of the New York Central. Directors rejected Young and Allan P Kirby as chair and lead directors, prompting a stockholder showdown likely at the May 26 Albany meeting. Potential East vs Midwestern banking split over railroad securities looms as proxies are sought.
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New York
Wall Street
Robert R ‘Young
New York Central
East
Aridwest
NYC System
Young
the Central
America
Allan P. Kirby
iCentral
Albany
Banlang
Mid West
Halsey, Stuart & Co
Otis ,& Co
J. P. Morgan & Co
Morgan Stanley & Co
Three Named to EHS Honor List
Elyria High School adds William Buchan Kyliis Buri and Carol Burke to its second honor roll. They meet the criteria of at least one A and no grade below B in four major subjects.
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Elyria High School
Ateast
William Buchan
Kyliis Buri
Carol Burke
Farouk's Art Treasures Go On Sale Friday
Egyptian authorities set Friday as the sale date for Farouk's 25 million dollar collection of art treasures. The government will guarantee clear title, while Farouk claims ownership. Proceeds go to the public treasury after a government seizure for back taxes two years prior.
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Farouk
Cairo
Egypt
Rome
Mohammed Naguib
Molotov Laughter Marks Soviet Peace Proposal
Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov laughed at a Western peace bid amid two week long talks. The Western plan linked free elections in divided zones to a Western defense alliance, while Molotov opposed genuine elections under a Soviet-installed provisional German government and occupation withdrawal.
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Europe
Germany
V. M. Molotov
Mr. Molotov
U. S
John Foster Dulles
Jin
Molotov
Moscow
Eisenhower rebukes extreme partisan attacks clashes with McCarthy
Democrats hailed Eisenhower disapproval of sharp party attacks as a rebuke to GOP leaders while Sen Homer Ferguson defended Republicans saying they present facts. The president urged tolerance but warned he cannot control all speakers and urged leaders to steer Republicans toward reasonableness amid ongoing Lincoln Week tours and charges of treason.
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Washington
Eisem Jhower
Sen
Homer Ferguson
Michigan
Eisenhower
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Lister Hill
D-Ala
National Democratic
Stephen A. Mitchell
Times
GOP
Leonard Hall
Congress
Executive Department
McCarthy
San Mateo
Calif
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Sherman Adams
Price High But It Sells in Loop Taverns
An enterprising loop tavern owner sells coffee at 30 cents a cup despite a sign listing coffee 40 cents with a whiskey shot as chaser 10 cents. The brisk business reflects consumer demand and pricing quirks in Chicago.
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Chicago
Molotov Laughs At Big Four Peace Conference Scene
The article portrays Molotov at a Soviet embassy gathering during a proposed all European peace conference. He laughs at the stalled talks while hosting, joking with Mrs Dulles and remarking on being one against three. Western delegates, accustomed to a cold front, find the moment jarring amid Soviet occupy hardships.
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United States
China
Molotov
Europe
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D-Va
Armed Services ‘Committee
U.S
Byrd
Virginian
Armed Services
Nyc
EHS
John H. Martin
Ferguson
Hall
Republican National Committee
Joseph R. McCarthy
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