Naguib Regains Top Authority In Egypt
Cairo reports that President Naguib reclaimed full authority in Egypt, resuming premier and revolutionary council chairman roles while gaining supreme power. Nasser, once seen as real power, remains vice premier as the political balance shifts amid ongoing doubt over who holds real control.
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Pionammed Naguib
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Nasser
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National Assembly
Farouk
Elyria Council OKs Study on Waterworks Standby Power
Elyria City Council approved a study of standby power for the Waterworks pumping station, hiring Havens and Emerson to assess needs at up to $2,000. Support grew among several council members though some opposed outright installation without study. Mayor Keys urged advancing the overall water supply program and increasing engineering staff.
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Staton
Waterworks Committee
Havens
Emerson
Third Ward
Eugene Smith
Cleveland
Dale C. Kellogg
Fourth Ward
Max Pedley
First Ward
Victor Stewart, Jr
Harry F. Claycormb
Fifth Ward
John Hovis
Hovis
Safety Service
Michael J. Lotke
Lotke
Kenneth Lord
Kellogg
Oak and
Lake Avenue
Decker
Senate Tax Cut Outlook Sheltered by Senate Democrats
Senator Walter F. George predicted the Senate will override administration objections and vote a one billion dollar excise tax cut. He opposed tying the exemption increase to the excise bill, fearing a presidential veto, and said the Senate would likely approve a cut similar to the House plan. The administration opposes the tax relief accompanying the excise cut.
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Walter F. George
Senate
George
Senate Democrats
House
Ways and iMeans
Georgia Democrat
iHouse
Joseph W. Martin
White House
Red Cross Drive Workers To Give Report Tomorrow
Tomorrow at noon Red Cross campaign workers will gather in the Chapter House on Ohio Street to report on members and funds. Louise A. Wood, assistant to the president of Oberlin College, will address the gathering. Miss Wood, a Mankato Minnesota native, has served with the Red Cross in U S service installations and earned the Medal of Freedom from the War Department for aiding Combat Forces in World War I. Prior to Red Cross service she was Minnesota county and state recreation supervisor and later a recreation consultant with the Federal Works Agency in Washington D C from 1934 to 1942.
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Ohio Street
Louise A. Wood
Oberlin College
Miss Wood
Mankato
Minn
U. S
War Department
Minnesota
Washington D. C
Federal Works Agency
Wife Gets Surprise Too Late To Stop It
New York report details Warren Young a 33 year old unemployed bus driver who intended a surprise for his wife Patricia He mailed a letter then waited home When Patricia opened it she found a death by own action note and heard a gunshot as Young killed himself by firing a bullet into his head
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New York
Warren Young
Patricia
Young
Noted Specialist On Heart Ailments Dies
Dr. James B. Herrick, a premier heart specialist, dies at 92. Funeral in Fourth Presbyterian Church Chicago. He first described coronary thrombosis in a living patient in 1912.
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Chicago
James B. Herrick
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Herrick
Opening date set for ore season on Great Lakes
Pittsburgh Steamship plans to start ore hauling on the Great Lakes with an opening date of April 20. Donald C. Potts, president of US Steel Division, says demand is lighter and stocks are ample. The Pittsburgh fleet of 59 carriers will prepare by March 23, with new fleet executives John Crerar and Cleland C. Rector bringing over 85 years of combined service.
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Pittsburgh
Great Lakes
Donald C. Potts
US Steel Division
Lower Lakes
John Crerar
Cleland C. Rector
Pittsburgh Steamship
Threat To Cabinet Of Scelba In Italy's Political Turmoil
The debate over restoring the monarchy dominates Italy's politics. Former Premier de Gasperi faces cross-party pressure as general elections are floated. Monarchists back European Defense Community ratification while U S envoy Luce's Naples visit underscores shifting loyalties and a volatile political scene.
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Alcide de Gaspert
Mario Scelba
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de Gaspert
Christian Democratic Party
de Gasper
Luigi Sturzo
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European Defense Community
Chamber of Deputies
Italian Senate
U. S
Clare Boothe Luce
Naples
Achille Laury
America
House of Savoy
Quiz Program Added To Police Education Effort
Elyria Police Department expands traffic safety education with a city wide quiz program by Sgt. C L Cordrey and Patrolman Tomi Graham. The one hour to longer sessions cover motorist and pedestrian regulations and can be hosted by PTAs clubs or organizations.
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Tomi Graham
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Graham
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Eivria
Witnesses Near End of Wable Phantom Killer Trial
Greensburg Pa prosecutors fast track case against John Wesley Wable accused of the phantom killer on the Pennsylvania Turnpike. Many witnesses, including lawmen, testify about a July shooting that killed trucker Harry Pitts near Donegal. A former cellmate and a woman testifying place Wable at the scene but name Jim Parks as the real killer, while a confession ties Wable to the firearm used.
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Wabie
Harry F. Pitts
Bowling Green
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Welch
Wable
Wable Voluti
Albuquerque
N. M
Shim
Reds Expected To Reject Laniel's Indochina Terms
In Washington informed sources expect the Communists to reject French Premier Laniel's terms for an Indochina armistice. Some suggest Laniel may have set the price too high for acceptance at this time.
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Laniel
I. N. S. Duplomatic
Washington
LVS
Joseph Lamiel
Indochina
Area School Board Meeting in Grafton Hosts 130 Boards
Boald Campbell of Ome State University will be the featured speaker at a six county regional rally with 130 boards of education in Grafton Village High School on Tuesday March 16. He will discuss The Challenge of School Boarding in Ohio in 1954 amid regional education leadership.
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Ome State University
Boards of Education
Dimmer
Grafton Vilage
Campbell
Ohio
Lorain County Board of Education
Northeastern Ohio School Boards Association
Ogden
Utah
University of Utah
Ohio State
Kellogg Foundation
Pope Leaves Bed Four Hours Daily in Recovery
Vatican sources report Pope Prus, confined off and on for three days by gastritis, is spending about four hours daily out of bed. He has been moving to the adjoining studio at noon for several hours of work on church affairs as he nears the 15th anniversary of his coronation. Doctors hope to officially confirm his convalescence next week.
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Vatican City
Vatcan
Prus
Vatican
Riccardo Caleazzi-Lisi
Aly Khan Resists Probing Questions On Private Life
Aly Khan declined to discuss his private life during a press session at Vila Hormzen in France. He said the public should let him keep personal matters to himself and that marriage decisions, if any, would be announced by himself. He indicated plans to travel to the United States before May but wrapped up the impromptu session after about 300 questions.
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United States
Vila Hoaven
Widow Leaves 80000 For Children Of Friends
Probate court records in Cleveland reveal Mrs Janet H Brews left 80000 for the education of the children of her friends. The will directs 60000 to a trust for education of 13 nonfriends’ children and 2000 to educate the four children of her attorney Daniel P King, who serves as executor.
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Cleveland
Janet H Brews
Wildiess
Brews
M. A. “Hanna Co
Daniel P. King
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