Ike Seeks Early Big Four Talks After Paris Accord
President Eisenhower endorsed exploratory negotiations toward a Big Four conference once the Paris Accords on West German rearmament are ratified. He said he would make concessions in preliminary talks and sought Russian indications of genuine willingness to negotiate, not mere propaganda. His stance aligns closely with Senator Walter F. George's proposal, signaling progress in diplomacy.
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Washington
INS
Eisenhower
Fred
Walter F George ‘di Ga
Senate Renmbhean
American Legion Legislative Commission
Russia
Yalta
Laborites Give Bevan Reprieve
The National Executive Committee of the British Labour Party decided not to expel Aneurin Bevan, amid efforts to resolve the party split over his challenge to Attlee’s leadership. The 28 member panel set up a special subcommittee to interview Bevan and consider his future within Labour. The move avoided a full expulsion as election pressures loom and tensions with Bevan persist.
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London
Briish Labor Party
Aneurin Bevan
William F Knowland
Russia
Bevan
Knowland
Yalta
Altiiudar
Labor Party
House of Commons
Labor
Clement Attlee
Attlee
Baruch Questions Stock Valuation Amid Inflation Fears
Bernard Baruch told Senate investigators that no one knows whether stocks are too high today and that booms and busts are not caused by the market. He cited expansion in industries and past inflationary policies as the main drivers, warning danger lies in inflation’s effects rather than stock prices. He said investors act from hope or fear that inflation will erode capital.
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Washington
ULP
Bernard M. Baruch
Senate
Baruch
Bannnz and Currency Committee
Storms Kill 37 In U S as Nation Faces Spring Storms
Storms across the United States have left thousands homeless and at least 37 dead. An Ohio Valley blizzard and flood direly harm several states while a new major snowstorm moves into the Dakotas and Wyoming. A United Press survey tallies 27 deaths in 16 states from icy highways to floods, tornadoes, and wind storms.
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Canada
Midwest
Ohio Valley
Dakotas
Wyoming
United Press
Weather and civic notices in Elyria Ohio brief
Northeastern Ohio weather report notes fair and windy conditions with a high around 40s, tonight partly cloudy, and Thursday mostly cloudy with snow flurries and colder. Includes past Tempts and precipitation, sunrise and sunset times, and contact numbers plus Election Board hours and Elyria Citizenship Council notice.
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Ohio
Engineer Confesses Sinking Ship At Sea
Braazman police say marine engineer Erico Kinger confessed sinking the Santa Maria to collect insurance benefits. Captain Milton da Silva and crew survived after abandoning ship in November. mastermind details and vessel names kept undisclosed. Police found valves opened underwater to cause rapid sinking. A French cargo ship Laennec rescued the crew after SOS. A separate YWCA rummage sale is announced March 2 and 26.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Braazman
Erico Kinger
Santa Maria
Santa Mara
Klinger
Milton da Silva
Where To Turn Fire Rates Area Home Mother
Local notice mentions a family with three children and a £3500 Ridgeville maze entry. Includes references to spring fashions in a special section and Elyria Fish Market at 15 East Ave with a phone listing. Ad copy and brief classifieds style.
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Wresh Lake
Elyria Fish Market
East Ave
Phony
Storm clean up under way in Lorain County area
After a warm bright day the Lorain County community began a large cleanup from yesterday's big storm. Two deaths reported but no severe injuries. crews mopped up and replaced equipment as damage surveys across Wellington New London and surrounding areas detailed toppled porches roofs fallen trees and snapped utility lines. Hospitals and communications faced outages while farms and homes reported structural damage including barns split siding and toppled beams.
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Lorain County
Wellington
Hillcrest
Ernest Leminger
Huntington
George Rademaker
Penfield Center
Stanley Butcher
Re 58
Hallover Rd
Cleveland
Elyna
Quarry Rd
Tony Blasins
Deadline 9 30 Tonight Voters Rush to Register
Elyrians queued at the Board of Elections on Third Street and Middle Avenue seeking to register before the 9 30 p m deadline for the May 3 primary. Ruth Fox, a board clerk, said 205 residents registered yesterday, bringing total registrations to 873 since ballots were canceled for not voting in any of four elections in 1933 and 1953. Up to today 12 083 were eligible to vote in Elba's primary, down from 14 931 in 1953. Free transportation to the election board is offered by phone numbers 2127 1 Arty A. H West, 3452 Gerald Martin, and 2788 CAW-CIO, which also provides babysitting for Democratic forces.
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Board of Elections
Third St
Middle Ave
Ruth Fox
Électon Board
Elba
Work To Start 2 Guard Units Begins Tomorrow
Official work toward launching two National Guard companies in Elyria begins tomorrow, ONG officials in Cleveland say. Starting at noon, guard officers and recruiters will staff the Oberlin Road armory daily from noon to 8 p.m. except weekends, to collect data on the units for interested prospects. The two units, the 357th Ordnance Heavy Maintenance Co. and Co. ID of the 112th Engineers Battalion, Combat, will have 145 and 110 enlisted men respectively, with 6 and 5 officers. Captain Ben Emery leads the ordnance unit with Captain William Schaer aiding. personnel will be interviewed for officer roles, with preference to current or former officers in ordnance or engineering. Camp Perry and Camp Breckinridge details and dates are noted. historical work on the North goes on.
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National Guard
Elyria
ONG
Cleveland
Oberlin Rd
Sie
Elma Trick and Implement Co
Ben Emery
Sth Ordnance Group
112Th Engineers
William Schaer
37Th Ordnance Battalion
Mwhat
357Th Ordnance ‘Heavy Maintenance Co
112Th Engineers Battalion
Ordnance
Engineers Company
Eith
Schaer
Marvin Greene
30th’Ordnance Group
Natonal Guard Ordnance Group
United States
Elyma
Camp Breckeridge
Willire
Camp Perry
N2th
CWO
Clarence R. Riewaldt
Ohio Storm Death Toll Tops One Million Damages Rise Across State
Ohio faced at least six deaths and hundreds of thousands of dollars in damage after two tornadoes and violent storms. Cold weather hampered cleanup as roofs, windows, and lines failed. Casualties included Mrs. Andy Fernlecker and other residents. isolated power outages and evacuations followed in Cleveland and Sandusky.
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Ohio
Andy Fernlecker
Westerville
Poehard
Springfield
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Walter Banning
New Phiadelphia
Poliice
Joyce Moore
Jacek Logsdon
Bath
Akron
Cleveland
Columbus Cincinat
Youngstown
Toledo
Oatch
Masslion
Peris
Wth
Breskaze
Natonal Board of Fire
Cincinnati
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Sandusky
Dover
Union Hospital
Tragic Tree Crash Kills New Philadelphia Couple
Aick storm in Wellington Lorain County felled a three foot tree that crushed Walter T. Banning and his wife Nelle as their car passed beneath. Banning, 54, and Nelle, 6, were en route to discuss fire fighting with Sullivan Fire Department officials. The couple, residents of 606 Fourth St. New Philadelphia, died at the scene with the accident occurring around 2 30 pm. The funeral arrangements were handled by Norton Andrews and Evans funeral homes.
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Walter Banning
New
Philadelphia
Saninge
South Main St
Wellington
Lorain County
Frank Clara
Wellngton
Bannings
Florian Schweller
Banning
Sullivan
Sullivan Fire Department
Clara of
Accdent
Norton Andrews
New Philadelphia
Evans Funeral Home
River In Park Up 12 Feet Amid Strong Current
John Machock Elyma park superintendent reports Black River in Cascade Park about 12 feet above normal with a strong current. He urges parents to warn children away from the park. Windy conditions yesterday felled about 17 trees, mostly small, with some larger specimens damaged in Elywood.
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John Machock
Elyma Park
Black River
Cascade Park
Machock
Elywood
Three Children Die In Fire At Warren Trailer
A Warren Ohio fire destroyed a Phalanx trailer killing three children and burning their 18 month old brother and 2 year old sister. The mother Dorothy Osborne escaped injured and was hospitalized at St Josephs. Neighbors could not reach the children.
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Warren
Smallildren
Phalanx
Theresa Osborne
Keith
Diana
Dorohy Osborne
Osborne
St. Joseph's Hospital
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