Marine Court To Hear Gen. Dean Thursday
Maj. Gen. William F. Dean arranged to testify at the Marine Corps court of inquiry on the Schwable germ warfare confession. He will appear Thursday after arriving from San Francisco. Dean, a former ex-POW and deputy in the Sixth Army, is expected to urge understanding of Schwable’s mental and physical state after Communist brainwashing. Schwable’s defense began with a written statement by senior officers, including Col. Gregory “Pappy” Boyington.
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Washington
William F. Dean
Marine Corps Court of Inquiry
Frank H. Schwab
Schwable
Dean
San Francisco
West Coast
Sixth Army Command
Hisehalf
Col
Gregory “Pappy” Boyington
Flying Tigers
Capitol Quotes and Congressional Reactions on Economics
A collection of Congressional quotes and snippets from ECONOMICS features critics and supporters alike. Sen. Neely decries rapid policy rushing risking a fire in the blossoms of sins while Rep Poage questions parity promises. Others warn of Communist influence, labor and farm concerns, and swing toward Gallup polls in 1954.
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Matthew Mr. Neely
Conditional Approval of Allotment Along Hawke and Brokaw Roads
The board approved the allotment contingent on township trustees approval. The development spans Hawke and Brokaw roads, containing 100 lots with 75 foot front and 275 foot depths. The plat also plans two new roads named Henwill Rd and Marion Rd.
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Hawke and Brokaw Roads
Henwill Rd
Marion Rd
Elyria Catholic Choir to Sing in Diocesan Program
The Elyria Catholic eight voice choir will perform at a three day diocesan choral event with 32 high schools. March 15 16 and 18 feature host schools Notre Dame Academy St Michael High School and Hoban Dominican High School. Approximately 1800 singers from Cleveland Elyria Akron and Lorain will participate. The Elyria group opens the program with four pieces including Ave Maria Waltzing Matilda She Walks in Beauty and a Ringwald spiritual. A boys double quartet will sing Kentucky Babe. Sister Mary Cecilia directs the choir and Thelbert Evans acts as adjudicator. no competition or ratings.
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Catholic High School
Diocese of
Cleveland
Notre Dame Academy
St. Michael High School
Hoban- Dominican
Greater Cleveland
Elynn
Akron
Lorain
Thelbert R. Evans
Lakewood City
Elyria Choir
Sister Mary Cecilia
SNC
Shubert
Australia
Wilson
Fred Waring
Ringwald
Kentucky
Elyria
Mary Ralph
Dogs And Planes Rush Feed To Eskimo Towns
Bristol Bay Alaska dispatch reports dog teams and airplanes carrying emergency rations to Eskimo villages where natives face famine due to the season's poor salmon catch. Government controls and reduced fishing impacted food supplies. villagers blame officials, canners, and unions for restricting access to fish while hunger grows.
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Bristol Bay
Alaska
Aera Bnesme
U.S. Fish and Wild Life Service
United States seeks Latin support for anti Communist drive
In Caracas US officials line up Latin American backing against Communist intervention in the Western Hemisphere. Secretary of State Dulles to outline anti Red project at the 10th Inter-American Conference and urge a vigorous resolution condemning Communism while avoiding specific-country clashes. He may cite the Puerto Rico House attack as a sample of Communist violence and promise economic concessions to coffee producers to balance the push.
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Venezuela
United States
U. S
America
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
House of Representatives
Moscow
Guatemala
UC. S
Warrant planned for Girls Industrial School aide
Delaware County Prosecutor Clyde E. Lewis said he would issue a warrant for a house parent at the Girls Industrial School on felonious assault charges involving a teenage inmate. The move followed auditor and welfare department statements and an affidavit by the girl’s mother alleging abuse and travel with the inmate to St Louis.
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Delaware County
Clyde E. Lewis S
Girls Industrial School
Lewis
James A. Rhodes
Henry J. Robison
Rhodes
Allen Daniel
Ohio State
Daniel
Robison
Frank J. Lausche
Evelyn Ethell
John R. Ferguson
Welfare Department
Daniels
Pickaway County
St Louis
Estimate Approved Defense Spending in Commons Vote
London report says the House of Commons approved the Churchill government's defense budget for fiscal 1954-55. The estimated outlay totals 4,351,720,000 pounds with a vote of 2510 in favor to 2710 against.
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London
House of Commons
Ex-Aide To Tell More On MacArthur Ouster
Washington reports retired Col. Laurence E Bunker scheduled to testify to Senate investigators about the real story behind Gen. Douglas MacArthur's dismissal as Far East commander. Bunker, MacArthur’s former aide now a Massachusetts attorney, will resume talks with Senate counsel and discuss wartime orders and who countermanded MacArthur’s Yalu river bombing plan as Chinese forces entered the war. MacArthur’s ouster followed a 1951 letter to Rep. Martin Jr.
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Laurence E Bunker
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Far East
Bunker
Wellesley, Mass
Charles Grmes
Internal Security Subcommittee
Grimes
William E Jenner
Ind
Truman
Korea
Yalu River
North Korea
Manchuria
New York
Subcommittee
The
Joseph W. Martin Jr
Mass
L House
Death Of Sternbaum's Father Delays Trial In Mansfield
In Mansfield Ohio the death of E Max Sternbaum's father Carl Sternbaum aged 68 interrupts testimony in the murder trial of Max Sternbaum 36 charged with killing his wife Leah 31 on December 4 1952 The elder Sternbaum head of a five city supermarket chain had been seriously ill and had been allowed to visit by Judge Kalbfleisch The defense contends two robbers beat the Sternbaums and set fire to a building in their office The body of Mrs Sternbaum was found after the blaze Also to testify could be Mrs Rachel Morris widow of Lewis Morris who prosecutors say may have been one of the robbers Morris took his own life during a burglary probe.
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Sternbaum
Severn
Paul M. Herbert
Herbert
Rachel Morris
Lewis T. Morris
Theodore Lutz
Lewis Morris
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Run
Welfare Council To Hear Oberlin College Official
Elyria Community Welfare Council schedules a Friday noon meeting in Holly Hall with Ese Lowie Wood, assistant to Oberlin College president William Stevenson, as speaker. Wood discusses her Red Cross overseas work in military centers across North Africa, Europe, and Korea, and the event begins with a luncheon.
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Tor
William Stevenson
Oberlin College
Elyria Community Welfare Council
Holly Hall
Miss Wood
American Red Cross
North Africa
Europe
Korea
Five winners advance to state in county league contest
Joe Wooniak Nancy Siebert Carole Monas Don Carek of Clearview and Charles Smith of Avon qualified for the state Columbus contest after the Loram County Speech League event at Avon High School. Monas won both dramatic and oratorical declamation. Wooniak and Smith earned automatic spots in originals and extemporaneous, with Smith also entering poetry interpretation.
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Joe Wooniak
Nancy Siebert
Carole Monas
Don Carek
Clearview
Charles Smith
Avon
Columbus
Loram
Art Dettman
Columbia
Wozniak
Smith
Janet Best
Avon Lake
Loretta Wyrick
Gloria Olton
Siebert
Diane Hollinger
Brookside
Defective Gas Oven Burns Chicken Dinner
A defective oven on Mrs. Catherine Davis's gas range started a chicken dinner fire at about 10 45 this morning at 548 Lodi Street. Firefighters arrived and found no further damage.
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Catherine Davis
Lodi Street
Naguib Seeks Unity as Egypt Restores Presidency
President Mohammed Naguib speaks in his first interview since regain of power, saying his aim is national unity and Egypt's good. He notes fear of trouble, explains his return was to prevent army split, and hints Britain may have influenced Sudan riots tied to opening of parliament.
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Egypt
Gtes
Naguib
Echan
Eli
Pesgie
Revolution Council
Gamal Abdel ‘Nasser
Sistis
Emunecil
Khartoum
Sudan
ant-Egypt
Ansar
National Liberation Rally
Britain
Presdent
Middle East
Longest Gable MGM contract ends today in farewell
Hollywood notes Clark Gable ends a seven year term with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. He told Loews officials he will freelance as the long running studio alliance dissolves today marking the end of the studio star pair.
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Clark Gable
Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer
Gable
Loew’s Incorporated
M-G-M
Scout Staff Meeting Plans For District Firelands
Southeast District Boy Scouts of America announces a staff meeting tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the Elyna YMCA to discuss the new camporee agenda and Cub activities this Sunday. Ed, the district director, provided the note.
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Boy Scouts of America
Classacs SS
Elyna Ymca
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