Revolution in Argentina Seizes Government House
A radio announces that Argentina’s three armed services and civilians seized Government House and control of the nation. In Asuncion a plane crash near the city center kills at least 14 aboard. bombs explode as counter revolutionaries gain footholds.|null
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Revolutionary Movement
Government House
Asuncion
Paraguay
Peron
Panair Do Brasil
Rio de Janeiro
Augusto Franco
Mrom
Lpare
Asun
Government Palace
Paraguay River
Panair
Rio de la
Neiro
Brazil Plane Crash and Chilean Unrest Rumors
Reports from Rio de Janeiro claim a Brazilian plane crash near Asuncion left 14 dead with survivors hospitalized in Asuncion. Officials offered few details as Villa Elisa is reported six miles from Asuncion, while unrest looms with CGT union mobilization toward Plaza de Mayo and possible attacks tied to Peronist figures and a military government seizure. Gen Bengoa is named as a movement figure and accusations surface of Peronist officials siphoning public funds.
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Asuncion
Rio de Janeiro
Villa Elisa
Bengoa
Peron
Opal 55 Civil Defense drill evacuates Lorain area
Lorain Amherst Civil Defense evacuated about 1000 residents from Lorain bounded by Nickel Plate Railroad and Oberlin Avenue after a siren alert at 345 PM. Many residents used cars and buses to Amherst where relief was provided. Officials praised order and response though traffic control and siren reach were noted as bugs for future drills.
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Lorain
Amherst
Civil Defense Organization
Nickel Plate Railroad
Oberlin Ave
Leavitt and
Qherlin Rds
Henry P. Webber
Lorain Civil Defense
Erie
Edgewood
Webber
Excommunication Said To Target Loram CD Director
Vatican City reports Pope Pius XI excommunicated The Loram CD director amid Argentina political moves. In Amherst Ohio, evacuees from a bombed city were aided by police, Gray Ladies, and local volunteers as about 1,000 cars were shuttled to Center School. Separately, a $1.7 million Rt. 18 widening project for Lorain Medina Huron counties was outlined, with 9.5 million allotted for Lorain area. work includes seven miles east of Wellington and a major Medina County phase completed by 1960.
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Webber
Lorain
Vatican City
INS
Pius XI
Loram CD
Juan D. Pe
Amherst Civil Defense
Amherst
Msgr
Manuel Tato
Buenos Aires
Pablo Novoa
Leavitt
Oberlin Rds
Rome
Cleveland
Vatican
Pius
Argentina
Fisher Brothers
William Vinning
Cleveland St
Gray
Central School
Mary Wolfe
Dora Miller
Betty Nicolls
Evelyn Ritchie
Frances Grocott
Mary Lou Long
Marion Hartnack
Esther Pelander
Nancy Kendeigh
John R. Griesser
West 13Th
Jay
Jamie
James McQuaine
Rt. 18
Wellington
Youngstown
Norwalk
Akron
Huron
Medina
Lorain County
Penfield
Medina County
Huron County
Rt. 60
Toledo
Chicago
Detroit
Dead Man’s Hill
Town
Mock Martial Law Imposed By President
Emergency Press headquarters announces President Eisenhower declared a mock martial law after simulated hydrogen and atomic bomb attacks. Civilian Defense estimates 7,636,000 dead and 5,002,000 injured as part of Operation Alert. Weather and security details follow, with vague casualty figures and location notes.
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INS
Eisenhower
Civilian Defense Administration
United Press
Penta
Ohio
Sunny
Algon
National Security Council
Simu
Astors
Zenias
Lake Erie
Floris
Tradesmen Halt Work On New EHS Addition
Work on the $1,000,000 Elyria High School addition stopped as AFL Building Trades unions walked off to support a Sandusky labor dispute with Roth Bros., the general contractor. Pickets from the Sandusky Building Trades Council led the action. Local workers refused to cross the lines.
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Elyria High School
AFL Building Trades Uiions
Sandusky
Roth Bros
Sandusky Building Trades Council
Building Trades Council
Vaccine Plan OK Predicted By Senate Panel
Senator Lister Hill predicted the Senate Labor Committee would approve a Democratic substitute for an administration bill to fund free polio vaccine for all U S children. The committee closed two days of hearings amid partisan splits, with Hill and supporters expecting executive session soon to vote.
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Washington
Lister Hill
D-Ala
Senate Labor Committee
Labor Committee
Hill
Oveta Culp Hobby
Health, Education and Welfare
Hobby
Ministers Begin Talk On New York Summit Preps
Western Big Three foreign ministers meet in New York for final preparations of a common policy to present to Russia at Geneva summit talks next month. British Foreign Secretary Harold MacMillan and French Foreign Minister Antoine P may push for an intervention contract linking a newly created school district with the U S Secretary of State. A luncheon with John Foster Dulles is planned about 20 days after the June 2 meeting as per state recommendations for consolidated districts.
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New York
INS
Russia
Geneva
Boots Taeverst
Florist
Penfield group plans citizens committee for school redistricting
A Lorain County petition to form a Penfield Township citizens committee seeks countywide school consolidation reform. Led by Tom West of the Penfield Board of Education, residents oppose the Carlisle LaGrange district. The assembly discussed signatures, injunctions, and sequencing of local vs state actions.
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Lorain
Penfield
Pepublic
West
Boar
Thichater Seare
Emalier
Eyman
Ohtoljegal
Ap Department of Education
Inzens
Ohio
Cornfield
Asmittee
Citizens’ Committee
Lorain County
Strets
Penfield Board of Education
School Board Board
Roster shows peak bus move amid air raid alert
An hour and three quarters before an nationwide air raid alert forced Dr. Lyman and Dr. Eyman along with state officials to flee to a secret capitol at 11 a.m. EST. The report includes Ohio law quotes on county board powers and notes on sewer project reporting. Also mentions Lorain veteran captain George Floro’s death and local business notices and ads.
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Lyman
Eyman
West
Tounty
Sandusky Soldiers Home seeks $710000 for capital improvements
Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Home at Sandusky urges the Legislature to appropriate 710000 for hospital remodeling, cottage rebuilding, a post exchange, roof repairs, and stokers. Superintendent John W. Parker notes 830 veterans, 600 nearly fully disabled, and weekly maintenance cost of 22 dollars per inmate. The governor recommended 75000 for capital work, with 35000 for stokers and 40000 for repairs.
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Columbus
Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Home
Sandusky
John W. Parker
Senate Finance Committee
Parker
Frank J. Lausche
Bow Ties And Boyishness In Ads Appeal
A psychology claim links men preferring bow ties to boyish traits, suggesting appeal to maternal instincts. Chronicle Telegram ad writers invite readers to dial 4751 to place ads for selling renting hiring or seeking services.
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Chronicle + Telegram
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Miles Peron
Armed Services
Brazil
CGT Union
Plaza de Mayo
Lorain-Amherst
Carek’s
Konrad Adep-t
Broad Street
Aller
Portland
Eng
Sidon
Admiralty
Britain
House of Commons
Colum
Eteran Lake
George Floro
Litchfield
Lorait News
Oberlin
T.v.radio
Resar’s Florist
River St. Adv
Elyria
E. Bridge
Cascade Pool
Rudy Nickel
Quincy St
Cascade Park
Chronicle-Telegram
Emmons
Noi Quest
Grer
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