Democratic Probe of Security Program Gains Backing
House Democrats push a full investigation into the loyalty and security program amid calls for hearings on personnel security and anti Communist measures. Subcommittee chairmen vow a formal study of administration controls, with emphasis on protecting servicemen families and guarding against red risk.
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Ie Sareeeh
Commission
Taltvy
Irving M.siti
Hien
Cilitary Army
Rob Pinglund
Gressional Atomic Energy Commun
T. Stevens
Gen
Matthew
Celler
Carlson
GOP
B. Ridgway
Army
Paul Cunningham
R-Ia
Alom
Senate Civil Service
House Armed Union
Daniel
statistics|Services Committee
Figog
D-Pa
Pentagon
Congress
Olin D. Johnston
Cold Wave Grips East as West Warms Up in Parts
A cold wave tightens its grip on the eastern half of the nation while the western area begins thawing. Temperatures plummet below zero in northern New England and the upper Ohio Valley, with readings as low as 9 below at International Falls and 16 at Farge North Dakota. Snow falls in the upper Mississippi valley and Great Lakes region, while California and Pacific states report rain and inland snow.
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International News Service
New England
Ohio Valley
Florida
Great Plains
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
International Falls
Minn
Farge
N. D
Applachian
Pacific Coast
Boston
New York
Akron
Nashville
Tenn
Analysts Predict Peace Prosperity At Realtors Banquet
Dorothy Fuldheim, TV analyst, told the Elyria Board of Realtors banquet that the United States would avoid war with China or the Soviet Union. She predicted automation would reduce working hours while preserving employment and urged living together in the Atomic Age. Police reported an armed robbery case in Youngstown involving four men, with Malone and associates later arrested. weapons were recovered and suspects identified.
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Realtors
Dorothy Fuldheim
Elyria Board of Realtors
Spring Valley Country Club
Miss Fuldheim
John Kinter
State Association
Herman Mayberry
Herb Meister
Elyria
Val Spicer
Alice Pliman
Richard McKeown
Lorain Board
Jack Ryan
Chronicle-Telegram
Paul Spindler
United States
China
Soviet Union
Youngstown
Berg
U.S.S.R
Wiliam Reedsin
Carolee
Fred Cooper
Arthur Unich
Malone
Youngston
Reed
Pennsylvania
New Waterford Bank
Smith
Cooper
Untch
Nagasaki
CIO
United Automobile Workers
Convict and Bride Face Lonely Honeymoons
Convict Edward Pruszewski, who must serve up to 14 more years for killing his first wife, was to marry Stella Gubala in Criminal Court with handcuffs removed for the ceremony. He faces Stateville imprisonment. Stella, by his side since 1948, awaited a life together amid questions of his past.
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Chicago
Edward Pruszewski
Pruszewski
Criminal Court
B. Fain Tucker
Judge Tucker
Stella Gubala
Stateville Penitentiary
Stella
Pruszewsk
Cook County
Pruszews
State Supreme Court
Learly
Accidents and fires claim 13 lives in Ohio area
An International News Service report notes multiple accidents and fires across Ohio over the weekend, resulting in at least 13 deaths. Fire incidents disrupted several towns, with responders racing to manage injuries and locate missing persons. The toll may rise as investigations continue.
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International News
Ohio
Woman in brown hunted in Rubinstein slaying in New York
Police search for a slender woman in brown seen at Serge Rubinstein's five story mansion before the draft dodging financier was strangled. Notes threat linked to death threats Rubinstein reportedly received. Other deaths and accidents reported in Columbus, Findlay, and Cleveland as the region records a violent weekend.
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Serge Rubinstein
Rubinstein
Anna Borshuk
Independence
David Puskas
Columbus
Andrew Puskas Sr
New Columbus
Barry Salyers
Chester Salyers
Peter Kane
Mt. Sterling
Franklin- Pickaway
Mabel Hayes
Harrison
Hamilton County
U.S
Melvin Borders
Portsmouth
Camp Creel Road
Atomic Energy Plant
Ray Plant
Springfield
Elaine Sue Miller
Findlay
Mary Craft
Donald Davis
Hydraulic Brick Press Co
Robert B. Francis
Lakewood
Delius Brown Jr
Rosemary
Cleveland
Clyde Gottschoke
Youngstown
Mahoning
Mule Skinner's Job Attractive in Modern Army Life
In Chicago volunteers enlist for the two remaining male Army units, lured by promises of the outdoor life. Honolulu police revoke the license of 28 year old Isao Usasaki after tests show he is blind in one eye and nearly blind in the other. he lists driving instructor as his occupation.
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Chicago
United States Army
America
Honoluly
T. H
Isao Isasaki
Usasaki
Banker To Direct West Publicity in Vote Campaign
Lorain rail unions oppose a 103 mile conveyor belt linking the Great Lakes with the Ohio River Valley saying it would raise rates and cost jobs. Backers call it an extension of the St Lawrence Seaway but rail interests warn of wage losses and diminished taxes. The bill faces legislative action with hearings on several related measures upcoming.
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Lorain
Rubinstein
Ohio State
College of Engineer
Ross S. Ringwald
West 20Th St
West
Great Lakes
East Liverpool
Steal
Baitcons
Jones F. Hill
Savings Deposit Bank andj. _ . Crust Co
Theu
Archie
H West
R. H. Gohike
Mpavor
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Gohike
St. Lawrence Seaway
David
Ferguson
Cambridge
Iron and Steel
Ing
Association of
Railway Labor Representatives
Edward F. Breihany
Brotherhood of Locomotive
John L. Mitchell
Boiler Makers Union
John E. Burr
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
Ohio legislature nears midpoint as Lausche bills face GOP push
The Ohio Legislature enters its fifth week with Governor Lausche aiming to roll out 29 bills while Republicans prepare their own measures. About 423 bills have been introduced so far, and another 264 are expected to be dumped into the hopper this week, boosting totals toward 700. Senate and House GOP leaders clash over timing and policy, including a controversial anti Lausche turnpike bill amid hearings.
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Columbus
Ins
Lausche
Ohio
House
Senate
Earer C. Stanley Mechem
Nelsonville
Roger Cloud
Logan
GOP
State Industrial Commission
Senate Highways Committee
West campaign names Hill team and Hill’s background
Denis Joy Ryan named West campaign manager and Lewis D Hultman leads the Glance committee. Hill, chosen to handle the campaign publicly, is described as a banker with World War II service and FDIC experience. He has been active in Elyria civic groups and will lead a busy committee ahead of the May 3 primary. Hill, a Marietta College graduate, has ties to local churches and civic organizations. He and his wife live at 1076 East River St with two daughters.
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Yodsy
Hill
West
Denis Joy Ryan
Lewis D. Hultman
Northern Savings and Loan Association
Campign
Ohio
Lhne
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Elyria
AALCA
The
Community Chest
Chamber of Commerce
Elyria Lions Club
Marietta College
Barley
South West Pacific Area
First Congregational Church
Y.m.’C.a
Elyria Community Chest
American Legion
East River St
Traffic Club To Hear Talk On Conveyor
J J Sell superintendent of the Wheel ing Division Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will speak at the Ely ria Traffic Club meeting in Hotel Graystone tomorrow at 8 pm. A film titled Decision for Ohio will accompany the talk, with guests invited. Rail labor representatives have joined railroads in opposing the Riverlake conveyor amid a legislative push to give carrier status to the line.
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Lake Erie
Ohio River
J. J. Sell
Wheeling
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Elyria Traffic Club
Graystone
Self
Chamber of Commerce
Ohio
Riverlake
Ridgeville Polio Drive Campaign Reported Successful
North Ridgeville solicitors canvassed Ridgeville Township yesterday afternoon and today reported a successful campaign though the total collected remains unavailable. Rev. Ralph Chapman and Mrs. A T Underwood chaired the effort with about 40 representatives from various organizations assisting.
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North Ridgeville
March of Dimes Fund
Ridgeville Township
Ralph Chapman
A. T. Underwood
Partition Fire At 1130 West 20th Street
A partition fire at 1130 West 20th Street caused 350 damage to the building with minor content damage. Fire crews from two pumping units and two department cars responded after a defective extension light cord sparked the blaze at the Ben Smith property owned by Frank Hill.
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Lorain
West 20Th St
Ben. Smith
Frank Hill
Vermilion Club Dinner Meeting Set
The Vermilion Business and Professional Women's Club will hold its monthly dinner meeting on Wednesday at 6 30 p m at the Evangelical and Reformed Church. Mrs Emil Hennig leads the program and a guest speaker will attend.
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Vermilion
Vermilion Business and Professional Women’s Club
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Emil Hennig
Two Teens Nabbed for Gasoline Theft in Elyria
Two 16 year olds from Washington Pa were turned over to juvenile authorities after admitting leaving Bill's Service Station at 710 Cleveland St without paying for $2 of gasoline. Police said the youths drove away, an alarm was sent, and they were later picked up in Rocky River.
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Washington
Rocky River
Elyria
Bill
Cleveland St
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