Ike To Look At Turkey's Big Army
Paris General Dwight D. Eisenhower flies to Ankara to study Turkey's 20 divisions, then to Athens to inspect Greece, with stops in Italy to meet Admiral Carney. The visit aims to coordinate Eastern Mediterranean and Western Europe strategy amid NATO buildup and potential Soviet moves through the region.
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Turkey
Paris
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Ankara
North Atlantic
Eisenhower
Alfred M. Gruenther
Athens
Greece
Italy
U. S
Robert B. Carney
Mediterranean
West
Russia
Europe
North African
Black Sea
Dardanelles
Middle
Far East
West Ridge Road Man Injured In Traffic Mishap
Jack D. Miller twenty five of West Ridge road suffered a broken leg and severe lacerations after his car skidded on an icy Hil liard Road bridge between Rocky River and Lakewood and struck a Lakewood physician's car. He is in favorable condition at Lakewood Hospital. Miller, Elyria High School and Oberlin College alumnus, studying graduate work at Western Reserve University, was to graduate next June.
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Jack D. Miller
West Ridge Road
Lakewood Hospital
Western Reserve University
Peter Miller
Hilliard Road
Rocky River
Lakewood
Young Miller
Miller
Ely Tia High School
Oberlin College
Western Reserve
Gideons Banquet Slated At First Methodist Church
Lorain County Camp of Gideons and Auxiliary plan their annual banquet on Thursday March 13 at 6 30 pm in the First Methodist church Grand Rapids international trustee P J Zondervan will speak He also serves on multiple Gideons committees and boards and partners in publishing ventures. the Auxiliary aids with testers and nurse aides while the group relies on voluntary contributions. Also includes foreign and domestic ministry notes and local volunteers led by Herman Bloem.
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Lorain County
Gideons and Auxiliary
First Methodist Church
P. J. Zondervan
Grand Rapids
Mich
The
Gideons
Zondervan
Foreign Extension Committee
Bible Publishing Committee
Auxiliary
China Native Evangelistic Crusade
Winona Lake Bible Conference
Grand Rapids Camp of Gideons
Zondervan Publishing House
Christian Digest Publishing Company
Gideons International
Herman Bloem
S. J. Farinel
Elyria
Hunt Ex Convict In Druggist Killing
Police launched an all-out hunt for a youthful ex convict believed armed and wanted for the murder of 70 year old druggist James E. Smith at his East Side drug store Saturday afternoon. Herbert Franklin Miller is charged with killing Smith after a robber demanded money and Smith resisted. The East Side crime wave drew protests from businessmen and a safety director's warning that women should avoid city streets at night.
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Columbus
Herbert Franklin Miller
James E. Smith
Bernard Malone
Dallas P. Spratt
Public Relations Workshop for Protestant Leaders Planned
The Hamna Divinity School and the National Lutheran Council sponsor a Public Relations Workshop for pastors and lay leaders in the Wittenberg College territory on April 22 23.
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Springfield
Hamna Divinity School
National Lutheran Council
Wittenberg College
Weather Outlook for Northeastern Ohio Tonight and Tuesday
Cloudy with light rain or drizzle and fog tonight, mild with a low around 30. Occasional light snow and a colder turning trend expected on Tuesday. Market page reference: Today’s markets on page FWO.
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Ohio
Elections Board Officers Are All Reelected
Lorain County Board of Elections will operate for two more years with the same personnel. Albert Matuszak was reelected as clerk and Harold I. Covault was reelected as chairman. Ruth Fox was named deputy clerk and will direct Lorain activities. Also continuing are Harriette Vanca and Lucy Thompson as assistant clerks. Covault and Joseph Ashley began new four year terms, joining James Mac Dermott and James B. Seward who have two years left in theirs.
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Lorain
Harriette Vanca
Lucy Thompson
Elyria
Covault
Joseph Ashelyi
James MacDermott
Wellington
James B. Seward
Harvey Alford
Church Street
Amherst
J. Norman Thompson
R. Fortney
Lorain County Child Welfare Board
Electa Sage
Oberlin
Oscar G. Dunn
Alford
John A Minniech
Cleveland Family Service
Standard Oil Co
Cleveland
Fire damages John Dixon Motor Sales building in Bowling Green
Fire destroyed the John Dixon Motor Sales building today and threatened downtown Bowling Green before crews from nearby Cygnet and North Baltimore extinguished the blaze. Damage was estimated at $150,000.
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Bowling Green
John Dixon Motor Sales
Cygnet
North Baltimore
Lenten Preacher Outlines Guides For Tense Times
Dr. Gerald Ensley of North Broadway Methodist Church led the first Union Lenten Service at First Congregational in Elyria Council of Churches. He offered three ideas to cope with ongoing tensions: opportunities for achievement, avoiding single absolutes, and developing a lasting world view anchored in faith. Captain Burton Johnson assisted in the service.
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Gerald ‘Ensley
North ‘Broadway
Ensley
God
Eisenhower Group Plans Entry in South Dakota Primary
A newly formed Eisenhower-for-President group in Huron S D announced it will enter the June 3 primary. The state organization vows a delegate slate pledged to Eisenhower and will be headed by former Governor George Mickelson with Sean Swanee as a group leader.
Interior Renovation Begins At St. John’s Church Elyria
Work started Monday at St. John’s Lutheran Church Broad Street and West Avenue Elyria to redecorate repaint refinish pews lower pulpit panel chancel replace altar and install asphalt tile carpeting. A new three manual Wicks pipe organ will replace the old one with an organ chamber under construction for weeks. congregation volunteers aided carpenters to build the chamber and seating capacity will be increased for Elyria senior high and junior high players and soloists.
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St. John’s Lutheran Church
Broad Street
West Avenue
Elyria
Elyria Senior High
McKinley
Paul
Crowder
Heinzerling
Charles Thompson
Elyria Junior High
Joan Marie Grandstaff
Linda Oliver
Megan Thomas
Janet Overcash
Elyria Junk High
Jim Brenner
Wilbur Garland
Don Felty
Carol
Stearns
Marlow Sandow
Lee Wurster
Don Elbert
David Johnson
Ely
Winifred Emory
Eugenie Mei
All Lorain County Solo and Ensemble Winners Named
Several hundred students from Lorain county high and grade schools competed at Clearview High School in the All Lorain County Solo and Ensemble Competition. Eight judges and about 50 senior volunteers from Oberlin and Baldwin Wallace conservatories evaluated performances with ratings from superior to poor. Elyria schools earned multiple superior marks across violin ensembles and solos, clarinet and flute performances, with standout participants including Barbara Bleeman, John Beckett, Theodore Berg Jr., Roberta Hoili and others.
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Lorain County
Eugene Meili
John Beckett
Ely Junior High
Edison
Linda Taylor
Dale Balas
Billy Hayes
Harry Hookman
Donald Higgie
James Ware
Ely- Tia
Margery Palmer
Elyria Senior High
Theodore Berg, Jr
Roberta Hoili
Easter Plans Move Church Services to School
The church will be unusable until Easter with services moved to Elyria High School on Sixth Street and St John’s Lutheran School auditorium for Lenten services including March 5. Interior work tied to the 100th anniversary of the congregation in 1952 costs 47000 dollars after exterior refinishing last year.
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E.H.S
Elyria High School
Sixth Street
St. John's Lutheran School
Third Street
Yale Corporation Alumni Fellows Nominated From Board
Four candidates for election as alumni fellows of the Yale Corporation were announced by the alumni boards nominating committee. The slate includes James R. Stewart of Cleveland, Ohio, among others.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale Corporation
Alumni Boards
James R. Stewart
Cleveland
Royal Baby Rumors Split Court Over Queen's Pregnancy
London reports claim Queen Elizabeth II may be pregnant with a third child. Palace declined comment as court circles split on the rumor's authenticity amid coronation timing questions and a split of views on the queen's possible expansion of the royal family.
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London
Buckingham Palace
Britain
Elizabeth II
Elizabeth
William Gilliatt
Clarence House
Africa
Sunday Pictorial
Vey Cuupcu
Carl Wit Elizabeth
Charles
Princess Anne
Princess Elizabeth
Australia
New
County Board Of Education To Meet For Regular Session
The Lorain County Board of Education will meet at 8 p m Thursday March 6 at the board offices 420 West Third Street. Only routine business will be transacted due to two members being unavailable.
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Lorain County Board of Education
Board of Education
West Third Street
Eye Witness Tells How Blood Saves Lives Of Our Soldiers In Korea
Miss Helen Stevenson daughter of Mr and Mrs William E Stevenson connected with Oberlin College returned to Oberlin from Korea February 14 after serving with the American Red Cross since October 1950. She and eight colleagues operated canteens coffee doughnuts and mobile canteens for UN troops in Pusan and Seoul while assisting blood transfusion efforts and morale through clubs and recreation facilities.
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Korea
Helen Stevenson
William E. Stevenson
Oberlin
Miss Stevenson
Oberlin Colliege
American Red Cross
ARC Club
U. S
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General MacArthur
Red Cross
Tokyo
Johnson Air Base
Pusan
Red Cross Club
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Helen
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Navy
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Air Force
Seoul
Elyria
The
Aluminum Wage Boost Urged By Steel Union
Washington. CIO Steel workers Union press for wage hikes and a new job classification for ALCOA employees. James G. Thimmel urged the Wage Stabilization Board to grant an average raise and fringe benefits, citing unfair pay scales between Mobile Alabama and Detroit plants and arguing ALCOA can afford a substantial increase. The board will act after resolving steel cases.
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Wage Stabilization Board
James G. Thimmel
WSB
Aluminum Company of America
ALCOA
CIO
AFL Aluminum Workers Council
Kaiser Aluminum Co
Thimmel
Mobile
Ala
Detroit
Truman
House Trailer Tax Now Due
County Auditor Frank Ayres announced the $18 yearly house trailer tax is due before March 31. Penalties of 50 percent apply for late payment. Last year the county registered 844 trailers and tax revenue funds local government services and schools.
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Frank Ayres
Ohio
Ayres
Lorain Man Hurt In Auto Collision
Lorain resident Cornelius Spragin, 38, suffered a bruised right knee and forehead contusions after a Sunday collision at 2 35 pm at State Route 254 and Elyria avenue. His southbound car struck Freddie Stephens 22 of Amherst driving west on Route 254. No citations were issued.
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Lorain
Cornelius Spregin
East Twenty-eighth Street
Elyria Avenue
State Highway Patrol
Spragin
Freddie Stephens
Buses Stand Idle Across West After Strike
Nearly 100000 regular passengers diverted as Pacific Greyhound lines halted service in seven western states due to a strike by 3500 workers. Buses remained idle while alternative transport was sought and disruptions spread through major routes.
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San Francisco
Pacific Greyhound Lines
Lambioyess
38 Die As Air France Liner Crashes Near Nice
A French airliner with 38 aboard including American born ballerina Harriet Katzman Toby crashed after hitting a flock of migratory birds near Nice. Eleven others were British, with one Belgian, one Italian and one French passenger among the dead and a sole survivor later dying in hospital. The aircraft failed to gain altitude, struck the left wing, and burst into flames near La Valente Valley by the St Augustine station.
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Nice
France
Air France
la Valentine
Harriet Toby
Harriet Joan Katzman
New York
Municipal Casino
Granados
Charles Antoni
Cannes
Air Line
Paris
Riviera
St. Augustine
Lise Topart
Allan Verstage
Basingstoke
Oberlin Soldier To Be Laid To Rest Thursday
The body of Pvt. Willard B. Holmes of Oberlin, killed in Korea on December 7, arrives in Elyria Wednesday morning. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 1 pm from the Seventh Day Adventist church with Elder Willis officiating. Holmes, known as Bernie, was the son of Willard B. Holmes and Mrs. William Young, and had served in World War II with the Merchant Marines before his 1950 induction.
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Oberlin
Willard
Holmes
Korea
Elyria
Seventh-Day Adventist Church
Willis
Bernie
Willard B. Holmes
Oakland Street
William Young
North Park Street
Merchant Marines
Pinay Asked To Form Cabinet
Paris President Vincent Auriol invited Antoine Pinay to form a new government amid France’s political crisis after Édouard Faure resigned. Pinay, an independent minister of works, accepted reluctantly, seeking a broad coalition with party leaders to end the impasse.
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Paris
Antoine Pinay
Iabinet
Vincent Auriol
Pinay
Enzar Faure
Assembly
Auriol
iGen
Charles de Gaulle
Hospital Head Dies in Chicago at 54
Dr. J Fremont Batement president of Columbus State Hospital died yesterday in Billings hospital Chicago. His brother Thomas Bateman serves as clerk of the Ohio Senate.
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Columbus
J Fremont Batement
Columbus State Hospital
Billings Hospital
Chicago
Thomas Bateman
Ohio Senate
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