Pinay forms coalition cabinet to steer France clear of economic ruin
Antoine Pinay named a 21 member coalition government with himself as premier and finance minister. Robert Schuman remains foreign minister. The cabinet blends right of center leaders and independents with key posts for Radical Socialist and UD SR figures, aiming to stabilize the French economy and policy.
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Paris
Antoine Pinay
France
Fourth Republic
Vincent Auriol
Pinay
Robert Schuman
Fo Assembly
National Assembly
Charles de Gaulle
Auriol
Elysee Palace
Piay
Schuman
Catholic Popular Republic Movement
MRP
Radical Socialist Party
Democratic Udsr
Charles Brune
Interor
Henri Queuille
Rene Pleven
UD S.R
Pleven
Edgar Faure
Inside job alleged in $100000 Quonset Point holdup
FBI and state police theorize the raid on two credit union workers at Quonset Point Naval Air Station was an inside job by professionals who knew the routine and money would be there. Investigators checked employment files as they traced two gunmen who posed as civilian workers yesterday morning.
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Quonset Point
R. L
Quonset Point Naval Air Station
FBI
Body Of Soldier Will Arrive On Wednesday
The body of Pfe. Harry Stang Jr., 22, will arrive in Elyria Wednesday morning from the West Coast. Friends may call at Sudro Curtis Funeral Home Wednesday and Thursday. Funeral services set for Friday at 1 30 pm at the funeral home. Born April 11 1929 in Elyria he lived here all his life. He was formerly an apprentice bricklayer with Hume Construction. Survived by parents Harry and his wife. Three brothers Charles Robert Stang of Elyria and Russell Stang of Lorain. Four sisters Lois Ann Koepp Dorothy Kolenda Gladys Straus. The Rev Henry Lieske will officiate burial at Ridge Hill Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Pfe
Harry , Slang, Jr
Elyria
West Coast
Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home
Korea
Hume Construction Company
Harry Stang
Griswold Road
Charles
Robert Stang
Russell Stang
Lorain
Lois Ann Koepp
Michael Gusky
Dorothy Kolenda
Gladys Straus
Amherst
Henry Lieske
St John’s Lutheran Church
Ridge Hill Memorial Park Cemetery
Pollution Called Big Enemy Of Fishing In Ohio
At a gripe session of the Ohio Outdoor Writers Association in Columbus members blamed pollution as the main foe of good fishing. They questioned a panel of wildlife pollution and soil experts about the issue.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Outdoor Writers Association
Northeastern Ohio Weather Forecast
Cloudy and not very cold tonight with a low around 26. Sunday remains cloudy and slightly warmer with occasional light snow. Markets noted on page two.
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Ohio
Wreckage of U S Plane Found in Alps Eight Believed Dead
Rescue parties reached the Guggi glacier near the Jungfrau massif in Switzerland and found a U S Air Force C 47 wrecked on the glacier at about 9000 feet. Eight aboard are believed killed with no signs of survivors. Mountain guides and officials described fog and avalanches hampering the search as U S Minister Patterson witnessed the ascent. The plane, en route from Madrid to Fuerstenfeldbruck, vanished earlier yesterday after radioing its position over Dijon.
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Kleine Scheidegg
Switzerland
Spain
Germany
Af Guggi
Jungfrau Mountain
Bern
Ulrich Eymenn
Jungfrau
Wengeralp
Jungfrau Railway
Wengeralph
Oskar Gertsch
Karl Schluhegger
Eigernordwand
Alps
U.S
Richard C. Patter
Nson, Jr
Gertsch
Schlunegger
Madrid
Fuerstenfeldbruck
Bavaria
Dijon
France
Stuttgart
Eymann
Jungfrau Peaks
Guggi Glacier
Indictment Unveils 23 Narcotics Ring Members
San Francisco officials announce a federal grand jury indictment of 23 individuals led by Irving Wexler known as Waxey Gordon. The ring allegedly supplied millions of dollars in heroin to addicts nationwide, with members from New York to California. Gordon serves a Sing Sing sentence of 25 years to life.
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San Francisco
United States
Harry J. Anslinger
Waxey Gordon
New York
New Jersey
Ilinois
Missouri
Minnesota
Arizona
Nevada
Oregon
California
Ernest Gentry
Bureau of Narcotics
Michael Picini
Notre Dame Students Offer 2500 Blood Donations
About 2,500 Notre Dame students pledged to donate blood to the Red Cross after a one week campus drive. The South Bend unit rejected the offer citing insufficient storage facilities and equipment to handle such a large donation.
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Red Cross
South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame University
Defense
Robert A. Lovett
ARC
E. Rolland Harriman
Notre Dame
U S First Air Force Lowers Pilot, Observer Age Rules
New York reports the U S First Air Force reducing the minimum age to 19 for pilot and observer candidates. Applicants must be unmarried below 27 and have two years of college.
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New York
U. S. First Air Force
Dall Elected President of Elyria Y M C A
James L. Dall of 137 Princeton Avenue was chosen president of the Elyria Y M C A for 1952 at a trustees luncheon yesterday. He succeeds Richard J. Gollmar and serves with Marion H. Crowder as vice president and Harold E. Birch as treasurer. Harlie G. Stevick was reelected general secretary.
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James L. Dall
Princeton Avenue
Elyria Young Men's Christian Association
Board of
Dall
J.R. Dall Ford Agency
Richard J. Gollmar
Marion H. Crowder
Harold E. Birch
Crowder
YMCA
Harlie G. Stevick
Man Pays Fine For Half Car Incident In Detroit
William Blivens paid a $40 reckless driving fine in Detroit after a crash. He claimed only the front half of the car, owned by a friend, was involved and that he owned only the rear half.
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Detroit
William Blivens
Blivens
Burglary Reported At Home Of Frank Daly
Frank Daly of 139 West Bridge Street reported a burglary last night. Police said someone entered the house while he and his wife were away. The rear storm door was forced open and a 17 jewel watch valued at 75 dollars was missing.
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Frank Daly
West Bridge Street
Daly
Truman Critiques on Tax Bureau Shakeup Sparks Debate
Senate investigator Clyde R Hoey says President Truman is utterly mistaken in charging tax bureau critics with patronage. Controversy centers on replacing 64 political tax collectors with 25 civil service posts and Truman’s order restricting information to a House subcommittee.
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Washington
Clyde R Hoey
Senate
Truman
Internal Revenue Bureau
North Carolina
House
Justice Department
Frank L. Shelf
Man Held in Theft of Pipe and Scrap
Andrew Rogers, 55, of 4114 Woodland Avenue, Cleveland, held in county jail pending arraignment before Justice C. C. Lord on grand larceny charges. Theft involved 280 feet of galvanized street pipe, 100 feet of one-inch pipe, a ton of scrap iron, and a crate roller from Louis Grobe property on Route 113 dated January 31. Arrest followed report of truck license number. three people loading property.
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Andrew Rogers
Woodland Avenue
Cleveland
C. C. Lord
Louis Grobe
Grobe
Lorain County Child Welfare Board Names New Chair
Harold Kukle of Elyria was elected chairman of the Lorain County Child Welfare Board to succeed Prof. Ruel Frost of Oberlin. The board also chose Mrs Caddie Herrick of Lorain as secretary replacing Electa Sage of Oberlin. Other members include Dr. John Minnich of Lorain and Mrs. Yvonne Altord of Amherst.
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Harold Kukle
Elyria
Lorain County
Weight Limits Approved for County Bridges by Commission
County commissioners approved by resolution weight limits set by County Engineer Don E. Patterson for 28 bridges on various roads. Limits range from three to ten tons depending on structure. posted at bridges for some time, formal approval now given.
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Don E. Patterson
Patterson
Killer of 4 Children Released to Hospital Stateside
Lois Ruth Coonan an army wife who killed her four children and attempted suicide at Fort Knox was released to a veterans hospital in Lancaster Pennsylvania. Federal officials said murder charges were dismissed after a grand jury refused to indict following her arraignment and mental incompetence finding.
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Louisville
Fort Knox
Lancaster
Lois Ruth Coonan
Halt Camping at Catawba Island Park
Camping at Catawba Island state park near Port Chinton was halted due to inadequate water and sewer facilities. Picnicking remains allowed, according to State Parks Chief W. W. Flickinger.
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Columbus
Catawba Island
Lake Erie
Port Chinton
W. W. Flickinger
Flickinger
Bleachers Collapse Followed By Suit
Baltimore report says Sonja Heme faced a $25 000 damage suit after bleachers at an ice show collapsed injuring about 270 people. Officials allege the structure was built to hold only a fraction of the crowd, highlighting safety concerns.
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Baltimore
Sonja Heme
Furious Vote Battle in Oregon heats up presidential primary
Washington reports a heated Oregon presidential primary with five GOP candidates Gen Eisenhower MacArthur Warren Stassen Morse and Sen Morse. Democrats Kefauver Stevenson Douglas also compete and Oregon law bars withdrawal of filed candidates. Taft and Truman remain未 announced.
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Washington
Oregon
New Hampshire
Robert A Taft
Ohio
Truman
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga ) Five Gop Candidates Were Entered In Oregon: Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower
Douglas MacArthur
Earl Warren
California
Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
Wayne L Morse
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Adlair Stevenson
Illinois
U. S. Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
MacArthur
Morse
Douglas
Taft
Stassen
Kefauver
Eisenhower
GOP
Manchester
Hisenhower
Roosevelt
Concord
Frank Carlson
R -Kan
Atlantic
Europe
Marines Repel North Korean Attacks on Eastern Front
Marines beat off patrol assaults for the seventh straight day using machine guns rifles and grenades. At least 11 enemy soldiers killed and one captured. Air action: Sabre jets destroyed or damaged 17 MiG-15s with no losses to coalition.
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8Th Army
Korea
U.S. Maries
Air Force
United Nations
FOF
Two Young Marines Confess Slaying in Columbus
Two 18 year old AWOL Marines confessed to killing Allen Drake in Columbus. One arrested in Plainfield Indiana, the other in Huntington West Virginia. Drake was shot after picking up hitchhikers on Route 40 near Kirkersville. The Red Cross drive for funds reports early progress with $3,345.56 raised toward a $35,355 goal.
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Columbus
Southern Naval Hospital
Allen Drake
Plainfield
Ind
Huntington
W. Va
Louis Allen Angel
Harmon Cordray
Mooresville
Licking
Forest Ashcraft
Drake
Kirkersville
Ashcraft
Angel
Red Cross
Harlo McNally
Fist
East Carlisle
Columbia
A. T. Smith
East
Lincoln
Allen
Garford
Jefferson
Franklin
Hamilton
St John’s Lutheran
Eaton
J. Clare George
Richard Timms
Paul Vicari
Lynn Nicholas
Doris M. Abbie
Don Hutchings
Blame Placed on Egypt Officials for Cairo Riots
Egypt officials including former interior minister Fuad Serag El Dini Pasha were blamed in a 50 page report for the sacking and burning of Cairo during January 26 riots. The inspector general said troops were not requested promptly. Ten Britons died and foreign owned properties including Shepherds Hotel were destroyed. The army was absolved.
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Cairo
Egypt
Fuad Serag el Dini Pasha
Abdel Rehm Ghoneim Bey
Verdict For Defendant In Alienation Suit
A jury in Judge D A Cook's court yesterday returned a verdict for defendant Cletus Biermacher in a $20000 alienation of affection suit brought by David Kief of Hedgeville West Virginia Kief claimed Biermacher caused his wife Viola to divorce him and later marry Biermacher The witness testified she lost affection for Kief in 1941 and did not marry Biermacher until 1949
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Cletus Biermacher
Center Ridge Road
D A. Cook
David Kief
Hedgeville
W. Va
Kief
Biermacher
Viola
Nis Ktef
Pope Calls for Granite Front Against Corruption in Catholic Life
At the Vatican Pope Pius urged Catholics to form a strong anti corruption front to protect economic and social life. He spoke to 250 Lenten preachers in Rome and urged strengthening Catholic youth groups to steer youths away from dangerous and potentially communist influenced organizations.
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Vatican City
Pius
Rome
Windows Broken At School
The sheriff's department investigated vandalism at Vincent School after custodian Fred Lockman reported several windows broken last night. Local authorities are reviewing evidence and interviewing staff.
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Sheriffs Department Today
Vincent School
Fred Lockman
Sheriff's Department
Traffic Light Request Rejected at Grafton and Fuller
The state highway department turned down a push for a stow and go traffic light at the Grafton and Fuller roads intersection after a safety survey. County Commissioner Oscar G Dunn was advised by state highway traffic safety officials that the study did not warrant changing the present flashing control.
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Grafton
Fuller Roads
State Highway Department
Oscar G Dunn
Harrys Neal
Neal
Chicago Doctor Granted Leave From Health Post
Dr Hermin Bundesen president of the Chicago Board of Health received a temporary leave of absence as an indictment for malfeasance and non-feasance in a horse meat scandal was announced by State's Attorney John S Boyle after a Cook County grand jury named him in a true bill. Bundesen and attorney Austin met with Mayor Kennelly as the mayor expressed confidence in the veteran health chief while urging citizens to await his chance to answer the charges. The broad inquiry centers on a multi million pound horse meat racket alleged to have passed off meat as wholesome to the public in Illinois and nearby states.
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Chicago
Hermin Bundesen
Chicago Board of Health
States Attorney’s Office
Martin H Kennelly
Bundesen
Kennelly
John S Boyle
Cook County
Boyle
Richard B. Aus
Tin
Mivor
Austrn
Illinois
UN claims evidence of Chinese prison camps holding Allied POWs
United Nations officials accused Communist forces of detaining Allied prisoners of war in camps in Harbin Manchuria and warned of convincing evidence. Brig Gen William Nuckols cited a Chinese officer describing about 1000 captives including Caucasians Negroes and South Korean troops. The U N indicated a possible retreat on expanding the armistice scope and outlined three prisoner negotiations conditions.
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Panmunjom
United Nations
China
Lee Sang Cho
R. E. Libby
Lee
Harbin
Manchuria
Korea
Libby
William P. Nuckols
Red
Five Killed Three Hurt In Five Vehicle Crash
Five people died and three were injured in a Dixie Highway collision near Erlanger Kenton County. Police said a car crossed the center line and struck another head on, with three more vehicles colliding into the wreckage. Victims include Leland G Ryle 25 and Jerome Ferguson 36 of Burlington and Florence residents Harry Foster Jr 27 George L Alcorn 42 and Jackie Rowland 22.
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Erlanger
University of Kentucky
Dixie Highway
Kenton County
Leland G Ryle
Burlington
Jerome Ferguson
Harry Foster Jr
George L Alcorn
Jackie
Explosion Burns Fatal To Village Fire Chief
In Montville Ohio village a gasoline explosion fatally burned Fire Chief Joseph Blanyer aged 37 while assisting with welding a tractor tank. He died early today from his burns after another worker Robert House aged 30 was injured.
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Montville
Joseph Blanyer
Robert House
Mids
Committee To Study Debate On Campus
The committee on Excitation formed after the trustees relaxed its speaker screening rule in December will study whether controversial questions can be discussed on campus and how such debates should be conducted. It aims to determine the campus climate and appropriate guidelines for future discussions.
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Obie
Gene
Crdcs
Boyd of Trustees
Lathrop and Sons Win Rossford Depot Warehouse Bid
George W Lathrop and Sons Inc of Toledo Ohio awarded a 1 068 860 contract by the Huntington District Army Corps of Engineers for a general purpose warehouse at the Rossford Ordnance Depot near Toledo to be constructed under its supervision.
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Huntington. W
George W Lathrop and Sons, Inc
Toledo
Rossford Ordnance Depot
Huntington District
Army Corps of Engineers
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
King Paul
Greece
Wiititits Eee
Elyria Y.M.C.A
Shelf
Hoey
Senate Government Operations Committee
Mrs. Kunkle
Child Welfare Board
Cleveland St
Pope
Launderteria
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