Maryland C-119 Crash Kills 18 Near Annapolis
A United States Air Force C-119 Flying Boxcar crashed in heavy rain near Lothian Maryland killing all 18 aboard. The aircraft based at Ardmore Oklahoma with the 744 Troop Carrier Squadron was en route to Mitchel Field New York when it went down. Debris stretched over a half mile and victims were gathered amid rain and flames as officials from Andrews Air Force Base investigated.
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Annapolis
New York
Here
Air Force
Andrews Air Force Base
Washington
Amelia
Oklahoma
Ardmore
Okla
Andrews
Navy
Army
Marine Corps
Loff
Bolling Air Force Base
Mitchel Field
Long Island
N.Y
Lothian
Alice Ridgely
New 300000 Route 10 Bridge Opens To Traffic
Traffic rolls over the new Route 10 bridge replacing a narrow wooden span over the New York Central Railroad. The $300,000 project by Dandrea and Nardini Construction Co. of Lorain began July 1952 with a steel strike delaying completion to May 31. Official opening set for Monday.
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Lorain- Cuyahoga County
New York Central Railroad
Dandrea and Nardini Construction Co
Lorain
B26 Bomber Crashes in Virginia Swamp Killing Four
An Air Force B26 bomber with four men aboard crashed and exploded in a swamp near Amelia Virginia on Friday night. Langley Field said the plane was en route from Vance Air Force Base Oklahoma to Langley. Investigators probed the wreckage as deputies described the scene as almost disintegrated.
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Amelia
Air Force
Public Information Office
Langley Field
Vance Air Force Base
Enid
Okla
Langley
Amelia County
John Duke
Senate to Question Wilson on New Look Policy
Washington reports Secretary of Defense Charles E. Wilson will be called before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee for questioning on the administrations new look policy. Democratic critics ask if the United States can back a massive retaliation plan while Dulles defends the strategy as not necessarily requiring atomic war or global conflict.
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Washington
Alexander Wiley
R-Wis
Jday
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Charles E. Wilson
Rg Ition
John Foster Dulles
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Dulles
Walter F. George
D-Ga
Paris
Congress
Midview Board Delays Meeting to March 30
The Midview Board of Education postpones its next meeting from March 23 to March 30 to allow president Chester Carpenter and superintendent Fred M. Daniel to attend an Ohio State University Conference on School Reorganization. A definite site for the $874000 school will be named at the March 30 session.
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Midview Board of Education
Chester Carpenter
Board of Education
Fred M. Daniel
Midview
Ohio State University
Carpenter
Farm Bureau
Daniel
Beiswenger and Hoch
C. A.gibbens
Cohn Denies Improper Calls Over Schine Inquiry
M Cohn says phone calls to Fort Dix about Pvt G David Schine contained no threats or improper demands. Army probe into alleged preferential treatment for Schine, started Jan 30 at Fort Dix, aims to finish in about ten days. Cohn, 27, denies wrongdoing and calls the charges a damage to him. Major Gen Ryan and Lt Blount figure in the calls and passes as Schine continues training at Camp Gordon, Ga.
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New York
M. Cohn
Fort Dix
N. J
Pvt
G. David Schine
Army
International News Service
Schine
Cohn
Senate Permanent Investigations
Joseph R. McCarthy
Army Department
Senate
Schire
Ryan
Dix
John B. Blount
Camp Gordon
Elyria Faces Final Stand Over Turnpike Route Decision
Mayor J. Grant Keys weighs a decisive stand on the proposed Ohio Turnpike route for Elyria's Operation Turnpike. He seeks council action after reviewing engineering surveys while Gov. Lausche signals support. A council meeting is likely next Monday as suspense builds on arbitration or court action.
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Elyria
J. Grant Keys
Frank J. Lausche
Columbus
Keys
Kenneth Lord
Angered Necchi Employee Foils 3 Thieves
Mrs. Arthur Napp of Necchi Sewing Machine Co. chased and helped foil three thieves who seized a sweeper at the Necchi store on East Ave. They abandoned the loot valued at 78 and fled toward the fish market area. They are also suspected in a portable radio theft from Burke Furniture Co. on Cleveland St.
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Arthur Napp
Necchi Sewing Machine Co
Broad St
Napp
East Ave
Ithe Necchi
Burke Funiture Co
Cleveland St
Necchi
Editorial Time For Negotiation Of Turnpike Problems
The editorial lauds Governor Lausche for supporting negotiation over arbitration in the Elyria turnpike dispute. It notes his call for the Turnpike Commission to independently decide, urges City of Elyria to prepare concrete negotiation proposals, and recalls a prior plan for an east west cross town by pass and joint table talks among Federal, state and local agencies.
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Lausche
Elyria
Frank J. Lausche
J. Grant Keys
Wis
Keys
Ohio Turnpike Commission
Lodi
Ohio Highway Department
City of
Samuel Linzell
Highway Department
Linzell
Turnpike Commission
Commission
Supreme Court
Weather Update for Northeastern Ohio
Snow flurries and cloudy today with cooler high near 35. Tonight remains cold with similar conditions. Sunday on SB expects more clouds and a few snow flurries as cool air persists. 24 hour precipitation through 8 p.m. Friday amounts to 0.14 inch. Humidity 47 percent at 8 a.m. and 93 percent at 8 p.m. Sunrise 6:31 a.m. Saturday, sunset 6:39 p.m. Saturday.
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Ohio
French Fort Dien Bien Phu under heavy Viet Minh attack
American civilian pilots under Major General Claire Chennault parachuted supplies to the besieged Dien Bien Phu as Viet Minh artillery rained shells at a furious pace. French officials said no planes were shot down, though a French aircraft was lost, while a new all out assault by General Vo Nguyen Giap loomed and sparked anger in the French National Assembly over calls for a ceasefire to evacuate the wounded.
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Hanoi
Indochina
Claire Chennault
Dien Bien Phu
Christien de Castries
French National Assembly
Paris
Pierre de Chevigne
de Chevigne
Red Cross
High Command
von Nguyen Giap
Viet Nam
Michigan predicts spring arrives six hours late this year
Ann Arbor report by Hazel M. Losk associate professor of astronomy states spring will come at 10 30 p m EST tonight, about six hours later than last year, due to the 365 2122 day cycle. The calculation notes the season onset at the given interval.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Hazel MM. Losk
Assocate
Women finding success in educational field per survey
According to a survey about one fourth of America's most successful women are in educational work. Lorain County citizens find Chronicle Telegram Classified a liberal education Want Ads for learning who’s selling renting hiring and swapping. To place an ad dial 475.
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Lorain County
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