Big Three Propose Prelim Talks Precede Berlin Summit
The United States Britain and France sent notes to Russia urging a foreign ministers meeting before a summer summit. The talks would cover Germany Berlin and a possible peace treaty while observers may join. Khrushchev backs a summit but says real progress requires one.
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UPI
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Britain
France
Russia
Germany
Berlin
U.S
Folr
West Germany
Nikita S.khrushchev
Geneva
Midwest Snowstorm Rages Across the Plains
A pre-Blaster snowstorm swept the Midwest causing isolated rural areas under heavy snow up to 16 inches and winds reaching 50 mph. Tornadoes struck Texas and Kansas, injuring one in Denison and damaging cotton mills, while other twisters touched down near Tulsa and Parsons. Weather officials warned of continued snow, rain, and cold across much of the nation.
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Iowa
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Michigan
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Rockies
Colorado
Wyoming
New Mexico
Denison
Ten
Tulsa
Parsons
Kan
Robert E. Wetzel
Lake, Michigan
New England
Lafayette
Ind
Oklahoma City
Alva
Okla
Plains
Mississippi
Oho
$100,000 Dress Truck Heist In New York City
Fred Torbach reports he was tied and gagged as two men seized his cargo truck on Manhattan Street near Broad Street around 9 p.m. They bound him, emptied the dresses, and abandoned the vehicle near St Mark's Place in Brooklyn. Authorities say about $100,000 in dresses were stolen.
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Fred Torbach
Anih St
Broadway
Manhattan
St Mark’s Place
Brooklyn
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Weather Outlook Northeastern Ohio Mixed Clouds and Showers
Cloudy and colder with windy showers and a few thunder showers. Temperatures near 38, rising to 41 with a mix of sun and clouds later in the week. Precipitation none in 24 hours ending Wednesday evening, humidity around 50 percent. sun rise 6 21 a m sunset 6 45 p m.
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Oha
Poisoned fish blamed for two deaths in East
A toxic flounder recall spread through 16 eastern states after the death of a 3 year old boy and a farm laborer in the Philadelphia area. Health authorities warned consumers to discard flounder fillets while officials traced a possible nitrite poison used to preserve fish.
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New Jersey
Orsan
Food and Drug Administration
Philadelpha
Robert C. Stanfill
Federal Food and Drug Administration
Maine
New York City
Newark
Wilkes-Barre
Stamford
Conn
U S Funds For Bypass Assured
A major step in the Rt. 57 by pass near Elyra was taken as the federal government agreed to pay half the cost. A Bureau of Public Roads spokesman said reimbursements would follow Ohio’s actual expenses after the state is ready to begin. The hearing noted the state could start once federal funding is assured.
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State Highway Department
E. H Toberan
Highway Department
Flasher Bill Backers Plan Capitol Invasion
Mrs. Robert Forsberg of Dayton leads a planned motorcade to escort to the capitol on April 8 seeking protective devices at railroad crossings. Participants from Greene and Montgomery counties will travel with two escorts and attend a House Highway Committee hearing on the Metcalf Malone Bills.
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House Highway Committee
Flasher
Gale Proffetto
Nenla
Edgar Macs Fadden
Beavercreek Township
Fish Warning Proves False Alarm In Ohio
A poisoned fish warning relayed from Philadelphia to Ohio police departments proved false. Health Director Ralph Dork warned against eating fish, then federal authorities said the tainted fish were not shipped beyond Philadelphia area.
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Columbus
UPI
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Ralph Dork
Flu Virus Identified in Ohio Outbreak
Health Director Ralph E. Dwork said laboratory tests showed the Ohio flu outbreak is caused by the B strain. Throat washings and blood samples from Lucas County children confirmed the B-type, with earlier cases in nearby states also B-type. The sampling focused on Lucas County where outbreaks were heaviest, 500 of 1,935 cases in the county last week. Dwork noted illness in involved children was comparatively mild.
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UPI
Ralph E. Dwork
Ohio
Dwork
Lucas County
Rock Hurts Strike Chief in Henderson Violence
Henderson officials report a rock was flung from a passing car at a railroad crossing injuring Boyd Payton, director of the Textile Workers Union of America in Charlotte. The attack followed three dynamite blasts in the same city hours earlier as Payton visited a hospital.
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Boyd Payton
Carolinas
Textile Workers Union of America
Afl-Cio
Charlotte
Legislators Score Ore Tax Exemption Debate in Ohio
Northeast lawmakers told the House Taxation Committee that the iron ore tax exemption stored along Lake Erie has harmed Ohio steel and northeastern counties. Rep Fortney and colleagues urged restoration of the tax, arguing untaxed ore shipments to out of state mills deprived Ohio of revenue and skewed inventories. The hearing opened Tuesday as the panel considers a restoration bill amid a busy legislative session.
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Ashi Lorain County
Tabula County
Ney
Columbus
Fortney
Ohio
Pilot survives crash after emergency landing ends in tree
Stanley Shively, 48, of 900 LaGrange Rd, walked away unharmed after his Culver Model V single engine plane ran low on fuel and crash landed on West Ridge Rd three miles south of Route 113. The aircraft crossed the road, toppled into a ditch and struck a tree stump before coming to rest. Shively, an experienced flyer with about 12 years in the air, was en route from Cincinnati to his base field near Infirmary Rd when fuel loss likely caused the emergency. He had a partial fuel load from Blue Ash Airport in Cincinnati and suspects a leak may have developed.
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LaGrange Rd
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Rt. 113
West Ridge Rd
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Blue Ash
Cincinnati
Canada
Tlieft
Infirmary Rd
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Democrats Challenge Budget Balance Claim
The Democratic Congress rebutted claims that the budget was balanced, arguing it never was. A Joint Committee on Internal Revenue Taxation report said President Eisenhower overestimated tax revenues by 1.36 billion dollars and projected a 1.2 billion dollar gap, risking spending exceeding four trillion dollars.
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UPI
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Joint Committee On Internal Revenue Taxation
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Coleurhiss Jtration
Democrats Back Ike Price Plea
President Eisenhower won support from Sen. Estes Kefauver and Sen. Wayne Morse for addressing steel price issues. Kefauver praised his use of office while Morse accused the industry of underproducing and overcharging, calling for restraint on spending and price actions. Byrd welcomed the stance as a push to curb fiscal excess.
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UPE
Eisenhower
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
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Wayne Morse
Kefauver
Aotson
Tennessee Democrat
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David McDonald
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Harry F. Byrd
Congressional Economy Bloc
Chiang Pledges Anti-Red Drive To Aid Tibetans
Chiang Kai-shek vowed to lead Nationalist forces against the Communists if Tibetan rebels persist. A frontier committee drafted proposals to send troops and establish supply lines for insurgents, with parliament set to debate the measures Friday.
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Tae
Cleveland Daily To Raise Price To 10 Cents
The Cleveland Press will raise its newsstand price to 10 cents and home delivery six issues to 50 cents, effective March 30. The move, attributed to higher labor and newsprint costs, follows pressure on major newspapers in the city. Local rivals were not immediately available for comment.
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UPI
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Lorain
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Leeds
New Dairy Award Wins By Wellington Farmer Ted Breyley
Wellington farmer Ted Breyley takes top state dairy honors as the new farming plan gains momentum. The council considers a resolution of intent to allocate levy funds for the proposed expenditure, with details outlined by the committer on page two.
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Ted Breyley
Wellington
Classified Ad Offers Quick Sell for Unneeded Items
A fragment from the Chronicle-Telegram promotes fast results in selling items with local contact numbers. It mentions avoidors of touch and advertises outside door 3x6.9 for $5.00 at 818 So. Fairlawn with a contact FA 2-2346 and notes Mrs. Krugman.
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