Monitored Call Texts Demand by Symington on McCarthy Clash
Senator Stuart Symington demands Pentagon release of invoked monitored telephone texts about the McCarthy Army clash. He says the records should go to the subcommittee to inform the public while Pentagon officials appear willing to provide them. The probe, led by McCarthy’s permanent investigating panel, follows Army charges against Roy S. Cohn and the Schine case.
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Washington
ULP
Stuart Symington
Pentagon
Joseph R. McCarthy
Army
Missouri Democrat
McCarthy
Roy S. Cohn
Pvt. G. David Schine
Cohn
Symington
Senate Armed Services Committee
Armed Services Group
McCarthy to speak tonight despite laryngitis fever
Senator Joseph R. McCarthy in Milwaukee with virus laryngitis and high fever plans to deliver a counterattack against Adlai E. Stevenson. He will speak to the Milwaukee Young Republican Club while confined to bed at times, insisting on addressing critics he calls Stevenson’s personal attack. He praises Defense Secretary Wilson’s actions and avoids commenting on Stevens’ military security remarks.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Joseph R. McCarthy
R-Wis
Adlai E. Stevenson
Raulf Hanson
McCarthy
Milwaukees Young Republican Club
Stevenson
Eisenhower
Republican Party
Richard M. Nixon
GOP
Murrow
CBS
Edward R. Murrow
Chicago
Otis Gomillion
Gomillion
Tor
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Army
Robert Stevens
Charley Wilson
Weather in Northeastern Ohio Showers and Warm today
Showers windy and continued warm today with high near 58. A few thundershowers tonight with wind and cooler temperatures. Snow flurries possible later as the area cools. Thursday temperatures range 26 to 57 with none of 24 hour precipitation ending 8 p.m Thursday. Humidity at 8 am Thursday 80 percent, at 8 p.m. 56 percent. Sunrise Friday 6 33 am, sunset Saturday 6 13 pm.
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Ohio
Residents Back Grafton School Site
More than 70 taxpayers in the Midview School District urged the Arnold property near the present Grafton Village School as the site for the proposed 874000 Midview District building. The Board of Education, in a special session at Grafton High, rejected Lucy Hector’s offer of 25 acres west of Route 57 citing right of way and drainage costs would push the price beyond the land’s value.
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Arnold
Grafton Village
Midview District
Loretta McAlpin
Is Grafton P.T.A
Citizens Committee
P.T.A. Executive Board
Board of Education
Midview Board of Education
Grafton High School
Lucy Hector
Route 57
Grafton
Midview School
Michael Fox
Hector
Robert Nesbett
Nesbett
Kent Survey
Kent State Survey Division
Hoctor
Chester Carpenter
Capel Rd
Kent Survey Division
Novak and Durkee Roads
Eisenhower Cheers Tax Vote Rejection of Exemption Hike
President Eisenhower hailed the House vote rejecting a Democratic move to raise personal tax exemptions by 100 dollars as a win for his tax revision plan. White House secretary Hagerty said the measure, approved by the House, remains to be judged by the Senate, with Republicans hopeful but wary of Democratic opposition. The vote, 210 to 204, is seen as strengthening GOP support for the overall reform while Democrats push for larger exemptions. The bill, a 14 billion dollar revision with over 3,000 changes, advances to the Senate finance committee as it seeks to finalize excise tax cuts and broader tax reforms in coming days.
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Washington
Eisenhower
House
White House
James C. Hagerty
Senate
Hagerty
Walter F George
John ‘McCormack
Mass
Joseph W. Martin
Speedbewrer
Senate Finance Committee
Eugene Millikin
Juveniles Cited For Hitchhiking To Bicycle Court
Police Chief James E. Boggs announced juveniles found hitchhiking in the city will be cited to appear in bicycle court. With spring approaching, officials warn rideshare risks and potential accidents as vigilance focuses on Lake Ave Middle Ave East Ave Cleveland St and Gulf Rd. Arrested youths must write a 500 word essay on traffic and attend the bicycle court meeting on the second Saturday of each month.
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James E. Boggs
Boggs
Lake Ave
Middle Ave
East Ave
Cleveland St
Gulf Rd
Stevens Defends Army Integrity at Citadel Inauguration
Secretary Robert T. Stevens pledged to defend the Army's prestige and integrity against what he called irresponsible criticism. Speaking at Gen. Mark W. Clark's Citadel inauguration, he lauded the Army's roles in World War II and Korea and urged protection of soldiers' rights, while noting the need to avoid political attacks on military leaders.
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Charleston
S. C
Robert T. Stevens
Stevens
Mark W. Clark
Citadel
Korea
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wis
Eisenhower
South California Quake Shakes Region With Strong Tremor
LOS ANGELES reports a rolling earthquake in Southern California described as the strongest in Palm Springs in years. Center near the desert east of Los Angeles, Bakersfield felt nothing. El Centro reported very strong shaking with no damage. Officers felt the motion for about a minute and a half. Seismologist Fred Robinson said instruments recorded a six minute shock, rated at least magnitude five.
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Los Angeles
California
Palm Springs
Bakersfield
el Centro
Calif
Fred Robinson
San Diego
Debut Is Scheduled Tomorrow For Miss Spring
Miss Spring arrives in Elyria tomorrow night at 10 44 pm EST as the famed Spring family prepares for a ceremonial debut. The piece blends playful local lore with brief notes on the vernal equinox and seasonal shifts driven by the Earth's tilt, contrasting northern and southern hemispheres.
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Elyria
Miss Spring
Jaycees Honor 4 Outstanding Young Ohioans
Four Ohio civic leaders were named Ohio's Most Outstanding Young Men of 1953 by the Ohio Junior Chamber of Commerce. Honorees include L. Hoge of Cincinnati for Ionian Islands earthquake relief work, John A. Lombard of Dayton for a park for the underprivileged, Robert T. Marquart of Lancaster for YMCA fund management, and John S. Andrews of Toledo for chairing the Toledo Airport Citizens Committee.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Junior Chamber of Commerce
L. Hoge
Cincinnati
John A. Lombard
Dayton
Robert T. Marquart
Lancaster
John S. Andrews
Toledo
Hoge
Ionian Isles
Greece
Lombard
Marquart
YMCA
Masked Bandits Hit Euclid Cafe in Early Heist
Three masked robbers stormed Al's Cafe in Euclid Cleveland binding an employee and stealing about $2,000 plus whiskey. Henry Keating, assistant manager, was struck with a gun butt and forced to reveal the safe location while two men and a woman tied up residents and wrecked the telephone lines.
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Cleveland
Henry Keating
Red Cross water-safety drive reaches 675500 people
The Red Cross conducted a water-safety instruction campaign reaching 675,500 people last year as leisure activities increased. The appeal urges contributions to fund safety programs for swimming sailing and boating to keep the public safer.
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Red Cross
Lost Probation Actions Found in Lorain County Court Records
Lorain County Common Pleas Court disclosed long delays between probation grants and official recording. Ten defendants including Willard Cooper had probation orders issued months earlier but not entered. journal cards now place these cases on record as probation granted.
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Lorain County
John Pincura
Cooper
Arthur Moos
H. E. Agate
Two-Headed Baby Placed in Oxygen Tent at Riley Hospital
In Indianapolis an infant born with two heads was placed in an oxygen tent at Riley Hospital. One head exhibited breathing trouble and physicians reported a circulatory disorder. X rays were being studied to locate the cause.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Riley Hospital
Yuvon Deenges to Lead Elyria Education Association
Yuvon Deenges, a kindergarten teacher at McKinley and Roosevelt Schools, was elected head of the Elyria Education Association for the coming year at a dinner meeting in the First Methodist Church. New officers include Doris Snyder as vice president, Margaret Strohm as secretary, and Richard Valentine as treasurer. President Anna Catherine Hess conducted the meeting. Dr. Frank G. Lankard of Baldwin-Wallace College spoke on prejudice and the threat to openness, noting prejudices are learned and fueled by ignorance. Continued on page 2.
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Yuvon Deenges
McKinley
Roosevelt
Elyria Education Association
First Methodist Church
Doris Snyder
Margaret Strohm
Richard Valentine
Anna Catherine Hess
Frank G. Lankard
Baldwin-Wallace College
Lankard
Israeli Leaders Confer As Funerals Held Fort
Israeli leaders held a dawn conference as UN observers chased clues in the Negev ambush that killed 11 aboard a bus. A reconnaissance plane tracked the scene while Arab broadcasts warned of retaliation and Ramallah radio reported refugees moved deeper into Jordan. Uniformed drivers escorted Danish UN official General Sete at the scene.
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Tel
Ing
Ramallah
Israel
Jordan
Aviv
Vagn Sete
United Nations
Holy Land
Governor Rejects Elymans Arbitration Move
Ohio Governor Frank Lausche rejected proposals to arbitrate the Elyria Elymans Turnpike location dispute. He warned arbitration would set a dangerous precedent and said the Turnpike Commission is autonomous. He urged fairness to Elyria while noting relocation plans could cost about 2.1 million dollars.
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Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
Elyma Turnpike
Lausche
Elyna
Turnpike Commission
Commission
J. Grant Keys
Elyria
Rachael J. Lotko Jr
State Highway Department
Highway Department
Ohio Turnpike
Black River
Keys
Samuel O. Linzell
Robert S. Beightler
Turnpike
TEST NO. 8 Dial 4751 For Success Shaping Want Ad
A brief notice directs readers to place a success shaping Want Ad by calling 4751. The line suggests a service or process for crafting effective classified listings. The item is a concise promotional prompt embedded in a newspaper segment.
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Dial 4751
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