Signs Malenkov Talks With Ike Spark Cold War Notion
Officials saw hints that Soviet Premier Malenkov seeks a meeting with President Eisenhower. Washington cautions no concrete move yet amid cautious Moscow signals. Dulles and Wilson say no lasting shift evident in Moscow or Red China after Stalin's death.
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Washington
Georgi’ Malenkov
Eisenhower
U. S
Moscow
Russia
John Foster Dulles
Georgi M. Malenkov
Charles E. Wilson
Red China
Josef Stalin
35 Killed In California Plane Crash
ALVARADO Calif A Transocean Airlines DC 4 with 35 aboard crashed into a hill near town killing all onboard. Investigators consider icing on control surfaces as a possible cause while airmen from Roswell New Mexico and Walker AFB personnel were en route.
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Alvarado
Calif
Transocean Airlines
Here
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Oakland
Air Force
Walker Air Force Base
Roswell
N. M
Far East
509Th
New Bulgarian Purges Expected
Vienna reports Bulgarian Communist Premier Vulko Chervenkov plans a proclamation to purge traitors spies and provocateurs within the Bulgarian Communist party. He says purges are needed as the party has not been vigilant enough against traitors and spies.
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Vienna
Austria
Radio
Sofia
Vulko Chervenkov
Communist Party
Chervenkov
Sofia Radio
Legion Members Meet Sunday Afternoon
Members of the American Legion were asked by First Vice Commander H. G. Borchers to meet at Elyria Post 12 home on Sunday March 22 at 2 pm. Attendees will call on old members to seek renewal of their Legion memberships. Call 2767 between 2 and 4 pm Sunday for more information.
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American Legion
H. G. Borchers
Elyria
Legion
Weather Update Northeastern Ohio Mild, Variable Conditions
Partly cloudy and much warmer this afternoon with increasing clouds tonight. Showers and wind for Sunday morning, then cooler by Sunday afternoon. Highs near 68 this afternoon, 55 on Sunday, tonight low around 48. Friday precipitation zero, temperature range 28 to 49. Humidity 97 percent at 8 am, 62 percent later. Sunrise 6 26 am, sunset 6 43 pm. Moonrise 10 30 am Saturday, moonset 1 18 am Sunday. Highways normal, temps 27 to 47 degrees.
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Ohio
At & P
Striking of Liquor Inspector Shocks City Hotel
A Pittsburgh man, Donald Cardell, 24, confessed to beating Akron inspector Fred Riggin, 52, in a Cleveland hotel room. Riggin suffered a fractured skull and other injuries after the Friday night attack at the Hollenden. Cardell was arrested in Mansfield on a tip from Vernon Thomas, 24, a prior beating victim. Governor Lausche ordered state and highway patrol help in the probe.
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Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Donald Cardell
Fred Riggin
Akron
Riggin
Hollenden
Cardell
Mansfield
Vernon Thomas
Anthony A. Rutkowski
Rutkowski
Portsmouth
Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
Highway Patrol
Judge Hauls Attitude Of Lawyers In $75,000 Suit
Judge Walter J. Mougey of Wooster called the conduct of counsel in the Clarence Plas versus Holmes Construction Co. trial the hardest aspect after a five day jury verdict for Holmes. Plas, alleging negligence from a May 18 1948 fall at National Tube Co., seeks a new trial. the court overruled the motion noting jury verdicts should stand, and criticizing courtroom behavior as Marquis of Queensberry Rules era.
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Common Pleas
Walter J. Mougey
Wooster
Clarence Plas
Holmes Construction Co
Jacob Levin
Lorain
Plas
William Marsteller
Cleveland
Marquis of Queensberry
Levin
Mougey
National Tube Co
Supreme Court
Malenkov resigns from party Secretariat in Moscow
Premier Georgi M. Malenkov has resigned from the Secretariat of the Central Committee of the Communist Party while remaining head of the party presidium and government. The Central Committee elected a new Secretariat: Khrushchev Suslov Pospelov Shatalin and Ignatiev.
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Moscow
Georgi M. Malenkov
Central Committee
Communist Party
Presiidium
Malenkov
Nikita S. Khrushchev
M. A. Suslov
P. N
Where To Turn Amherst 13 Builders and Home Repair
Amherst section highlights local home repair services and contractor listings with contact details for 13 builders and handymen. Includes ads and brief notes on available specialists across the town.
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Amherst
Elytia
Elyria
Oberlin
Redtown
Wellington
Stolen Car Is Recovered But Culprits Escape
Elyria police recovered a car believed stolen after a pursuit that damaged a cruiser about $100. The suspects fled on Broad Street and North Street, collided with a cruiser, and escaped amid a ditch, yards, and a building on Elm Street. The vehicle belonged to a Lorain woman.
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Elyria
Broad Street
West Bridge
North Street
Jack Drage
Chestnut Street
Chestnuts
Elm Street
Lorain
Retired Pilot W D Kimble Dies at 82
Captain W D Kimble, a retired Ohio River steam boat pilot and Clarktown wharfmaster, died at his home Friday. He served as a pilot with the Greene and Bay Line and later operated a wharfboat with Captain Gordon Greene.
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Portsmouth
W. D. Kimble
Ohio River
Clarktown
Kimble
Greene and Bay Line
Gordon Greene
Zapotocky Named New Czech President After Gottwald
In Vienna the Czechoslovak National Assembly elected Antonin Zapotocky president of the Communist ruled nation to succeed the late Klement Gottwald. Zapotocky, premier and vice premier nominee William Siroky called him Gottwald’s closest ally, was elected unanimously by 271 attendees of 300-member parliament.
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Vienna
Austria
Czechoslovak National Assembly
Antonin Zapotocky
Klement Gottwald
Prague Radio
Zapotocky
Gottwald
Red Parliament
Vladislav Hall
Prague
Hrdcany
Willam Siroky
Stalin
Moscow
Czechoslovakia
Elyria Officials Discuss Route 20 Upgrade and Lodi Bottleneck
City and county officials met with State Divisional Highway Engineer Joseph Tomasek to review improving Route 20 from Elyria to Route 10 and to address a potential traffic bottleneck at Lodi Street when New Route 57 opens. Tomasek will arrange a follow up with Highway Director Linzell for a possible this year project. Elyria has funds available for its share of the improvement.
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Elyria
Commissioners’ Office
Joseph Tomasek
Lodi Street
Tomasek
G. O. Linzell
Lodi
Next Atom Test Likely Tuesday After AEC Briefing
LAS VEGAS Nev The Atomic Energy Commission called a news conference for Monday and signaled that the next test in the AEC series may occur on Tuesday. The briefing aims to outline plans and provide official timing for the test.
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Las Vegas
Nev
The
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Tito Sails For Home After State Visit To Britain
Marshal Tito of Yugoslavia sailed for home after a five day visit that strengthened ties with Western Allies in the Cold War struggle against Communism.
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London
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
Red Cross Drive Falls Short of Goal in Cleveland
The Greater Cleveland Red Cross Chapter announced it fell 72425 short of its 1431772 goal as the drive ended Friday night.
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Cleveland
Greater Cleveland
Tremors Increase in Turkey as Death Toll Rises
Istanbul Observatory reported mild aftershocks list as authorities fear over 1,000 dead in the quake zone about 150 miles from the city. Officials cite disrupted counts while newspapers estimate about 1,500 casualties. troops and rescue teams aid survivors in bitter weather.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Istanbul Observatory
Here
Venice
Thomeless
Bitter Weathen
Driver Charged with Leaving Accident Scene
Victor Toth of 131 Second Street was charged after police say he left the scene of a crash at a pole in front of Porsch Lumber on Lodi Street. Officers found him slumped in a running car on Cleveland Street with damaged fender and matching paint on debris. He admitted hitting the pole and became abusive to officers.
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Victor Toth
Second Street
Porsch Lumber Company
Lodi Street
Toth
Cleveland Street
Swine Herd In Southern Ohio Is Quarantined
A Ross County swine herd in southern Ohio was quarantined as the state moved to prevent a hog disease outbreak. Dr. James Hay said a federal official was sent to inoculate test animals to determine if the disease is vesicular exanthema or foot-and-mouth disease. The farm was not named.
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Columbus
Ross County
James Hay
Hay
Fayette County
New Teacher Training Plan Aims to Boost Elementary Posts
Columbus reports a state program to add teachers to elementary schools next year. Presidents of state universities, led by Bowling Green State University, propose two year teacher training schools, easier paths for liberal arts graduates, and more scholarships. A Sandusky program site is approved. Teacher Career Week aims to recruit high school students into teaching careers.
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Columbus
Bowling Green State Univeristy
Ralph W. McDonald
University
Sandusky
Sabre pilots tally twelve MIGs destroyed or damaged
U S Sabre jets claimed destruction or damage of 12 MIG-15s in Korea. Captains Manuel Fernandez Jr. and Harold L. Fisher each downed MIGs, with Fernandez achieving two confirms and Fisher one. Ground action near Bun Ker Hill repelled a Chinese incursion as B-29s pounded supply centers north of Pyongyang and near Hamhung, dropping high explosives and wrecking hundreds of buildings. Five U N warplanes were lost that week, none in air combat.
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Seoul
Korea
Manuel Fernandez Jr
Miami
Flaland
Harold L. Fisher
Swea City
Fernandez
Fisher
Bunker Hill
Pyongyang
Hamhung
Manchuria
Air Force
U.N
New Exchange Of Words In UN Disarmament Debate
The United Nations Political Committee plans a fresh verbal exchange as it ends its disarmament debate. Valerian A. Zorin will speak for Russia and Ernest A. Gross for the United States before a 60 nation body votes on continuing the Disarmament Commission under rival resolutions.
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United Nations
Russia
United States
United Nations Political Committee
Valerian A. Zorin
Ernest A. Gross
U.n.’S
Man Taken To Hospital After Traffic Mishap
Milford Morrow, 24, of North Pyle Road Amherst R D 1, was hospitalized after a single vehicle wreck at Quarry Road near the railroad tracks about 3 15 a m. He said he missed the curve and struck a rail causing his car to overturn. The car was demolished and he suffered facial and back abrasions.
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Milford Morrow
North Pyle Road
Amherst R. D
Amherst Hospital
Quarry Road
South Amherst
Morrow
State Highway Patrol
Retired Educator Hiram H. Cully Dies in Ohio
Professor Hiram H. Cully, 91, longtime Wooster College history and civics teacher, died at the Elms in Hudson. He began teaching in the 1890s at Wooster, moved to Glenville in 1895 as village schools superintendent, and served as principal from 1905 until retirement in 1931.
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Cleveland
Hiram H. Cully
Wooster College
the Elms
Hudson
Cully
Wooster
Glenville
Annual Meeting Of Y M C A Set For April Thirteenth
The Young Men's Christian Association will hold its annual meeting on April 13 at the Y M C A. It will be a combined business and dinner meeting starting at 6 30 p.m. James L. Dall president announces co chairmen M H Crowder and Rev G Russell Hargate. Ralph W Standen leads dinner plans and the trustees oversee ticket sales. Rev Lawrence Hall of Trinity Church Cleveland will speak.
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Young Men's Christian Association
Y.M.C.A
James L. Dall
M. H. Crowder
Board of Trustees
Elsworth Schmieder
Robert 8. Wilson
Lawrence Hall, Cannon
Trinity Church of
Cleveland
Justice Lord Cracks Down on Drunk Drivers in Elyria
In Elyria Police Court Judge C. C. Lord jailed two DUI motorists for three days each, fined $125 plus costs, and suspended driving licenses for six months. Daryl Jenkins of 165 Courtland Street faced a continued case from March 10, while William S. Hodge of 201 Groveland Street, Oberlin, admitted his vehicle sideswiped a pole and damaged a yard yesterday. he cited a broken tie rod as the cause.
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C. C. Lord
Elyria
Daryl Jenkins
Courtland Street
Henry W. Ault
William S. Hodge
Groveland Street
Oberlin
West River Street
Hodge
Car overturns on North Ridge Road driver escapes injury
Farrell J. Finnegan aged 40 of 702 Milan Avenue Amherst escaped injury when his car overturned on North Ridge Road six and three tenths miles east of Route 58 at 8 30 am. He told a state trooper he braked to avoid a quick obstacle in front caused the brakes to lock and loss of control damaged the top and side of his vehicle.
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Farrell J. Finnegan
Milan Avenue
Amherst
North Ridge Road
Finnegan
Crash Claims Life of Leesburg Man in Columbus Hospital
An 18 year old from Leesburg died after injuries suffered in a crash. The victim, Fred Baldwin, succumbed at Grant Hospital on Friday amid unclear details from the incident report.
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Columbus
Fred Baldwin
Leesburg
Grant Hospital
Three Americans Believed Captured Near Hong Kong
Three U S citizens including two former Korean War correspondents and a veteran captain were believed seized by a Chinese gunboat while trying to sail from Hong Kong to Macao. The 42 foot yacht Kent was towed to Lap Sap Mei Island after being captured west of Hong Kong.
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Hong Kong
Macao
Kert
United Press
Richard Applegate
Ben Krasner
Merchant Mariner
Murmansk
China East
Isbrandtsen Lines
Don Dixon
International News Service
Korea
Royal Navy
Applegate
Lap Sap Mei Island
Dixon
Krasner
U. S. Naval Reerve
Kent
U.S
Refrigerator Car Blaze Burns Two Acres of Vacant Land
A grass fire burned about two acres of vacant land near Parmely Avenue yesterday afternoon. Earlier, a New York Central refrigerator car at Abbey Street crossing caught fire after an earlier accident. Firemen from Engine Co. No. 2 and Quad Co. No. 1 responded to both alarms with no property damage reported.
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Quad Co
Engine Co. No
New York Central
Abbey Street
Elyria
Parmely Avenue
Russia Offers Help In Getting Britons Freed
London reports the Foreign Office says Russia will aid in releasing nine British civilians and an Irish Sumoy interned in Korea since 1950. Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov backed the pledge, part of a set of warmer gestures toward Britain after Stalin's death. The group includes Capt Vyvyan Holt, a former British minister at Seoul, two other diplomats, a London news correspondent, and five missionaries.
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London
Foreign Office
Russia
Korea
V. M. Molotov
Britain
Josef Stalin
Vyvyan Holt
Seoul
London News
Eight Called For Jury Duty In Common Pleas Court
Clerk H E Agate announced the eight persons summoned for jury service starting March 24. Named are George A Baker and Elizabeth Taylor of Elyria, Ralph Behner of Grafton, Thelma Powers of Amherst, Ida Dimacchia, Arthur Carpman, Charles Brazing, and Harriet Root of Lorain. Custom ads follow.
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H. E. Agate
Common Pleas Court
George A. Baker
Second Street
Elizabeth Taylor
Washington Avenue
Elyria
Ralph Behner
Grafton
Thelma Powers
Amherst
Ida Dimacchia
Arthur
Carpman
Charles Brazing
Harriet’ Root
Lorain
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Zorin
Y.m.ca
Justice Lord
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