UN Debates East West Trade As Vishinsky Seeks Top Priority
Soviet delegate Andrei Vishinsky urged the UN Economic and Social Council to place east west trade on opening day March 30, aiming to overturn U S restrictions on shipping strategic items. He demanded the council sidetrack all other questions to push a resolution removing trade obstacles and expanding international economic relations. The move follows recent Soviet Britain backed trade liberalization votes in Geneva and signals a major propaganda push against U S embargoes and arms shipments to China.
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Andrei Vishinsky
U. S
UN Economic and Social Council
Dag Hammarskjold
Vishinsky
Geneva
Soviet Union
China
Congress
Eisenhower
Hammarskjold
Dangie
America
U.S
Curtis Meschke Are Promoted In Elyria Fire Dept
Two Elyria firefighters receive promotions after a Civil Service Commission examination. Robert H. Curtis rises from lieutenant to captain and Ellis R. Meschke advances from Class A fireman to lieutenant. Appointments take effect April 1. Curtis, 43, has served since 1936 and is a Navy veteran of World War II. Meschke, 44, has been a fireman since 1935 and recently turned 44 yesterday.
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Elyria
Civil Service Commission
Safety Service
Michael Lotko
Robert H. Curtis
10Th St
Ellis R. Meschke
L. Curtis
Elyria Fire Department
Elyria High School
Meschke
Curtis
Elyna High School
Lotko
Wallace N. Bates
Five Thousand Inmates In Ohio Penitentiary Mark
Columbus 1 The state penitentiary has reached 5000 inmates for the first time in its 120 year history. Welfare Director Henry J Robison says the previous high was 4976 set on the day of the Eastern Monday fire April 21 1930. Inmates received last year totaled 2257 versus 1994 the prior year. Continued on Page 2.
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Columbus
Ohio
Henry J. Robison
Five Day Forecast for Ohio Sees Mild Temperatures Ahead
Northeastern Ohio remains cloudy with light sprinkles and mild conditions. High near 44 today, low 30 tonight, mostly cloudy and mild Wednesday, with a gradual warming trend through Sunday and rainfall totaling about half an inch late Thursday or Friday. SHIRTS beautifully laundered by Crystal Clear Cleaners at 587 Cleveland St.
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Ohio
Crystal Clear Cleaners
Cleveland St
Four Named To Head Saxbe Campaign In Lorain County
Four Lorain County men were named to key posts in the Saxbe for Senate drive. Raymond Snyder of General Motors was named Elyria chairman, John Strong was Oberlin chairman, Paul Warner of Oberlin Savings Bank became vice chairman, and Harrison Comstock was chosen Wellington chairman. Walter Nord of Amherst leads the county organization while William Saxbe campaigns for the GOP nomination, opposing George Bender of Cleveland.
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Lorain County
Elyria
Raymond Snyder
General Motors
John Strong
Oberlin
Paul Warner
Oberlin Savings Bank
Walter Nord
Amherst
Harrison Comstock
Wellington
William Saxbe
Ohio House
GOP
U. S. Senate
George . Bender
Cleveland
School Officer on Job After Medical Leave Return
County attendance officer A. T. Smith returns to duties after operative treatment at Elyria Memorial Hospital.
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A. T. Smith
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Some Democrats Seen Backing Ike Tax Stand
A Senate source says five or six Democrats may defect to back President Eisenhower against cutting income taxes. Others peg defections at three or four, depending on economic trends before the vote. Most Democrats back Sen. George's plan to raise exemptions from 600 to 3800 this year and to 1000 in 195. The administration faces a tax program with no general relief while GOP losses are anticipated.
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Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
Walter F. George
D-Ga
Red Cross Blood Drive Seeks 1954 Campaign Support
Nearly 3,000 Red Cross volunteers gathered 1,791,630 civilian blood units nationwide last year and partnered with private banks to obtain 2,329,60 defense donations. Citizens are urged to join the 1954 Red Cross campaign and contribute generously.
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Red Cross
Dulles Sees French Indo China Victory Risk Free
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles voiced optimism that French forces will win in Indochina, saying no battlefield reverses threaten the Navarre plan to defeat Communist rebels in about a year. He warned only local wins are possible for either side, with Communists unlikely to dominate. Reports say Adm. Radford is seeking B26 bombers and additional transports and helicopters to support Dien Bien Phu, while Air Force surveys consider aircraft sharing from Far East bases.
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Washington
John Foster Dulles
Indochina
Dulles
Navarre
Adm
Arthur W. Radford
U.S
Dien Bien Phu
Radford
Far East
Nationwide Civil Defense Exercise Planned
The first nationwide civil defense training exercise, Operation Alert, will be held June 1915 with Canada, Alaska, Hawaii and Puerto Rico participating. A simulated atomic attack on 42 critical areas including Honolulu and San Juan will test response, casualty assessment, and coordination from local to national levels.
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Washington PL
Canada
Alaska
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Federal
Civil Defense Administration
Honolulu
San Juan
FCDA
U. S
Man Killed in Cleveland Blast at Smith Facing Plant
One man Albert Bronson 31 was killed and another J D Williams 34 seriously injured in an explosion at the Smith Facing Company foundry in the Cleveland flats. Williams was taken to St. Vincent's Charity Hospital. Police said details remain unavailable.
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Cleveland BS
Smith Facing Company
Cleveland Flats
Albert Bronson
J. D. Williams
St. Vincent’s Charity Hospital
Where To Turn Jim Resar Moves Address Ad
Jim Resar has relocated to 552 Lodi Street and lists a new phone number 39-112 in the local advertisement listing.
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Jim Resar
Lodi St
Adv
Indochina Battle Ends Lull At Dien Bien Phu
French high command reports hand to hand fighting ends a lull near Dien Bien Phu as 175 Vietminh rebels are killed during a sortie from the fortress. French troops attack with artillery while Vietminh hunger and supply problems deepen amid air strikes and convoy disruptions.
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Hanoi
Dien Bien Phu
Churchill says U S must consult Britain before massive retaliation
Prime Minister Winston Churchill told the House of Commons that the United States must consult Britain before ordering massive retaliation from U S bases in Britain. He said there are smooth and friendly arrangements with President Eisenhower for discussing emergencies and that joint decisions would be made in light of circumstances. Churchill affirmed U S policy aligning with this understanding and noted ongoing strong ties through direct talks and NATO channels.
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London
Winston Churchill
United States
Britain
U.S
Churchill
House of Commons
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
U. S
Church‘il
NATO
Army Declares Amherst Airman Dead Amid Doubts
Parents in Amherst doubt official word that Lt Peter Darakis is dead after a March 10 1933 missing in action flight over Korea. An Army observer saw gunfire and a plane burst into flames but limited visibility blocked confirmation of parachutes. Darakis, a Amherst High School graduate, had served two years in the Air Force.
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Amherst
John Darakis
Leavitt Rd
Peter
Haseen
Department of Defense
Korea
Peter Darakis
Land
Darakis
Amherst High School
Air Force
Eight boys report to Elyria draft board for induction
Eight boys reported for induction this morning at the Elyria draft board and were sent to the Cleveland induction center. Six were volunteers and one was a transferee from Maine. Leader of the group was Jack L. Dodd of Amherst.
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Elyria
Cleveland
Maine
Jack L. Dodd
Amherst R. D
Step Down Pressure Grows on McCarthy Amid Hearings
Washington reports rising GOP pressure for Senator Joseph McCarthy to surrender his seat on the investigating subcommittee during Army hearings. National leaders including Leonard Hall weigh in as efforts unfold amid new questions about counsel Roy Cohn and White House backing. The panel also faces delays as it seeks a prominent attorney to serve, with ABA president Billings turning down the role.
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Washington
Sen
Joseph. McCarthy
Army
GOP
Leonard W. Hall
Subcommittee
Hall
Philadelphia
McCarthy
Roy M. Cohn
White House
Senate Gop
William F. Knowland
Calif
Homer Ferguson
Mich
ALSCO
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Charlies E. Potter
R-Mich
Karl E. Mundt
R-Sd
Sill
William J. Jameson
Billings
Mont
American Bar Association
ABA
Fight To Save Life Of Two Headed Baby
Indianapolis reports no material change in the critical condition of Indiana's two headed baby fighting for life in an oxygen tent. The infant, son of Mr and Mrs Cecil Hartley Petersburg, Ind, born by caesarean December 12 1953, had pneumonia in the left head and chest cavity. The other head Donny has not been struck. A constant watch is maintained and doctors are encouraged by no relapse.
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Indianapolis
Indiana University Medical Center
Indiana
Cecil Hartley
Petersburg
Ind
Donny
Haymes Ordered Deported by U S Officials
Washington dispatch reports singer Dick Haymes was ordered deported to his native Argentina. The action followed immigration proceedings amid scrutiny of his status and ties to the United States.
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Washington
White House
FBI
U.S
Customs
Immigration Coast Guard
Porson
Dick Haymes
Arzentira
Pike Route Battle Is Ordered In Elyria
City Council in a three hour session voted 3 to 4 to continue opposing the proposed Ohio Turnpike route through Elyria while some members urged negotiation with the turnpike commission. Mayor Keys and several councilmen faced criticism over timing and publicity as tensions rose among Republicans and Democrats alike. Page 2 continues.
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Sfay
J. Grant Keys
Elyria
Turnpike Commission
Dale Kelloge
Keys
City and Turnpike Commission
Decker
Frank J. Lausche
Smaith
Smith
Lord
Comal
Telegram Classified Ad Writer Promises Broad Success
Fragment mentions selling buying hiring and renting through Telegram Classifieds. Promises success for everybody, urges calling 4751 for an ad writer.
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United Nations
N.Y
Robert Curtis
Ellis Meschke
Curtis, Meschke
National Security Council
J. Edgar
Hoover
Coast Guard
SPA Pernt Isdas Y
Saxbe
Ike
Wayne L
Treasury
House
Senate Finance Committee
Reds
Tage
Death
Hospital Notes
Tv-Radio
New York Central
Lorain-Cuyahoga County
George Demchik
Lorain
Commons
Elyria Board
Lqwell Thomas
Haymes
Blast
Ageainst
Kellogg
Victor Stewart Jr
First Ward
Warren Robinson
Eugene Smith
Third Ward
Max Pedley
Fourth Ward
Harry Claycomb
Sixth Ward
John Hovis
Fifth Ward
Walter Decker
Kenneth Lord
City Hall
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