Dulles Warns Allies Against Appeasement At Geneva
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles will deliver a strong address in New York warning against any Munich style concessions at the Geneva conference. President Eisenhower endorses the call for unity to halt communist expansion, with four weeks remaining before talks with Russia and Red China. The speech outlines dangers and the need to resist appeasement in Indochina and Far East, while officials caution against concessions and stress allied resolve.
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Washington (Ap
John Foster Dulles
Russia
Red China
Dulles
Munich
Indochina
Peiping
Eisenhower
Far East
Geneva
Walter S. Robertson
United States
France
Robertson
China
United Nations
Israel accused of deadly cross border attack at Nahalin
Jordan charged Israeli troops crossed the border and attacked Nahalin three miles inside Jordan near Bethlehem, killing 10 Arabs and wounding 16 while Arab Legion troops fought to repel them. The clash followed months of mounting border tensions and an ambush near Beersheba.
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Jerusalem
Jordan
Nahalin
Arab Legion
Bethlehem
John Glubb
Holy Land
Qibya
United Nations
Israel
Beersheba
U.N. Mixed Armistice Commission
Commission
Armistice Commission
Vagn Bennike
U.N
Moshe Sharett
Tel Aviv
Two Workmen Harmed in Chatham Plant Boiler Blast
At Dymo- Plant Oil Co on Route 76 in Chatham an explosion at about 8 am seriously injured two workers, Oparator 4-Frea Biegler and Grover Rumbaugh, burning and other injuries. They were rushed to Lodi Community Hospital in special care. Fire and pressure readings were unclear, with boiler pressure listed as pounds at explosion. George Kreiger, a nearby worker, was first on scene.
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Frea Biegler
Dymo- Plant Oil Co
Chatham
Grover Rumbaugh
Bigler
Rumbaugh
Lodi Community Hospital
George Kreiger
Bicycle Theft Report in Lorain Highlights Loss
A bicycle owned by James More of Lorain was stolen Saturday evening from in front of Marsh Guerin's store on Broad Street. The bike was later found and the owner can be contacted at Lorain 39360.
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James More
Lorain
Marsh Guerin
Broad St
Weather Notes Northeastern Ohio Flurries and Cold Snap
Cloudy with snow flurries in Northeastern Ohio. High near 34 degrees with about two inches of new snow and a colder night, low around 22. Tuesday remains cloudy with continued cold. Sunday’s temperature range 41 to 53. 24 hour precipitation ending 8 p.m. Sunday 37 to 46. Humidity 68 percent at 8 a.m. Sunday and 93 percent at 8 p.m. Sunrise 6:16 a.m. Monday, sunset 6:49 p.m.
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Ohio
Sunger
Managing Editor Joins News Staff Here On May 3
Charles L. Bennett, from Schenectady UnionStar, will become managing editor of the Chronicle-Telegram on May 3. Editor J. Clare George says the move will free him to focus on editorial policy as the paper grows. Bennett, a Springfield native and WWII Air Force veteran, has worked in Oneonta Geneva Schenectady and joins with his wife and two daughters moving to Elyria before May 3.
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Charles L. Bennett
Schenectady, N. Y
UnionStar
Chronicle-Telegram
J. Clare George
George
Springfield
Mass
Oneonta
Geneva
Schenectady
Air Force
Bennett
American Legion
Chamber of Commerce
Elyria
O. B. Schoepfle
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co
Senators Differ On Excise Bill
Washington GOP leader predicts passage of an excise tax cut bill close to the House measure while others expect deeper cuts in the Senate version. Conferees will reconcile differences. House calls for 912 million dollars in cuts on items from telephones to train tickets. Senate adds about 100 million in cuts, mainly on home appliances and movie admissions. A compromise on the movie tax to 50 cents or less could reduce revenue by about 2½ million dollars.
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Washington
Senate
GOP
William F. Knowland
Congress
House
President seeks GOP support on tariff cuts
President Eisenhower urged Republican congressional leaders to back the Randall commission tariff reduction recommendations. He briefed them at the White House on a foreign trade message set to go to Capitol Hill Tuesday, drawing mixed GOP views from Senate Leader Knowland and others. Clarence Randall, who led the tariff study, planned to review the message with reporters before its Tuesday submission.
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Washington (S
Eisenhower
Randall Commission
White House
Capitol Hill
Senate
GOP
William F.knowland
Calif
Clarence B. Randall
Steel
Newsjexn
Congress
Still Hunt Attorney For McCarthy Probe
Washington report on the Senate Investigating Subcommittee stalling over selecting an impartial counsel to direct the McCarthy probe. Mundt notes no progress while urging quick completion and return to broader investigations. Democrats push for action as letters demand prompt handling. Special Easter hats advertisement interrupts paragraph.
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Washington
Senate
Mundt
R-Sd
Charles E. Potter
R-Mich
Three youths rob jewelry store on rainy Sunday
Three youths and an unprofessional job loot McCarvels Jewelry on Mid dle Ave. totaling about 2500 in watches and custom pieces. Police investigate losses after a prior unsuccessful Christmas attempt. door locks forced, no alarm. Witnesses William Hill and Carl Behan reported 4 pm and 3:45 pm flee scene. Katherine McCarvel notes theft missed more valuable stones.
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McCarvel
Middle Ave
William Hill
West Ave
Carl Behan
Brandtson Ave
Katherine McCarvel
Charlies McCarvel
Miss McCarver
Break In Water Main Interrupts Service
About 900 homes in Spring Valley area lost tap water for an hour due to a Gulf Rd main line break. City water chief Walter Meyers said the break was found early today and water shut off by 9 30 am. Flow restored an hour after repairs.
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Spring Valley
Gulf Rd
Walter Meyers
Where To Turn Ad Moves Address and Phone
Jim Resar has relocated to 552 Lodi Street and issued a new contact number 39 112 for the ad service. The update announces change of location and telephone.
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Jim Resar
Lodi St
Benson Sees 20 Cent Butter Price Cut Likely
Washington DA Secretary Ezra Taft Benson said butter retail prices could drop to 59 cents per pound after government price supports are cut Thursday Large retailers already advertised sharply lower prices and most ads will show prices in the low 60s Retail butter now around 80 cents a pound with a roughly 12 cent reduction from the support cut Benson also announced a nationwide dairy cattle culling program to shift unproductive cows to beef production He said government stocks of butter dried milk and cheddar cheese will total 1 320 billion pounds by end of March and opposed allowing farmers to choose the price support program saying Congress must act in the national welfare
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Washington
Ezra Taft Benson
Benson
Agriculture Department
Launchig
Becauey
Boy of the Year Award Honors Houston Youth
Severem nents 15 of Houston Texas received the annual Boy of the Year award from the Bore Clubs of America for leadership in the Variety Boys Club of Houston and community service. The honor marks him as a Citizen of Tomorrow. Two days remain before display in Elyria.
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Houston
Tex
Bore Clubs of America Today
Variety Boys’ Club of
Victim Of Accidental Shooting Dies Today
Mrs. Sophie Ronske aged 49 died in Cleveland Ohio after an accidental shooting on March 12. The incident occurred when her son-in-law Kenneth Lebar 29 fired through a door as she did not answer Who's there. Lebar said he feared men who he had argued with earlier were following him.
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Cleveland, O
Sophie Ronske
Kenneth Lebar
Lebar
Ronske
Earthquakes Jolt Cadiz and Morocco Across Med
Violent quakes rocked Cadiz and cities in Morocco including Algeciras Melilla and Tangier with no casualties reported. Buildings were damaged as tremors spread across the Mediterranean region.
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Cadiz
Spain
Mediterranean
Morocco
Algeciras
Melilla
Spanish
Tangiers
Indochina Forces Wipe Out Red Artillery Nest
Indochina forces claim a three hour counterattack struck a major Red artillery nest at Ban Ong Pet near Dien Bien Phu. They say at least 1,000 Communist soldiers died and overall Dien Bien Phu toll rose to about 4,000 dead with 12,000 wounded reported in the early phase of the siege.
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Hanos Indochina
Dien Bien Phu
von Nguyen Giap
Ban Ong Pet
Board Sends 14 For Physical Examinations
A local draft board sent 14 men for armed forces physical examinations today. The group was led by Clarence Kuenn of R. D. 2, Grafton, with the drill and call arranged by the draft authorities.
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Board
Armed Forces
Clarence Kuenn
R. D
Grafton
West Germany Signs Peace and Army Pacts
In Bonn, West German President Theodor Heuss signed the Allied-West German peace treaty and the European army pact. The action makes West Germany the first nation to ratify both pacts, with the peace contract granting near sovereignty in exchange for a 500,000-man contribution to a six-nation defense community. Ratification now hinges on the six-member EDC and French approval.
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Bonn
Germany
Theodor Heuss Koday
Heuss
Crystal Clear Cleaners offers one day shirt service
Crystal Clear Cleaners at 587 Cleveland St promises shirts beautifully laundered in one day.
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Crystal Clear Cleaners
Cleveland St
President of Council Is Stabbed In Cairo Crisis
The Egyptian revolutionary council faced renewed fighting in Cairo as it scrapped plans to restore parliamentary government. President Naguib fainted at Cairo airport while greeting King Saud, amid clashes at the state council where Dr. Abdel Razzak El Sanhoury was stabbed and two attackers killed. Army troops were deployed to restore order as Naguib and Nassir factions contend with pro parliamentary opponents.
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Cairo
INS
Egyptian Revolutionary Council
Naguib
Caro
Egypt
Tong
State Council
Abdel Razzak el Sanhoury
Mohammed Naguib
King Saud
Saudi Arabia
lPresides
Revolutionary Council
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Nasser
Nesaib
Saud
Lapping Named New Editor of Lorain Journal
Edward C. Lapping was named editor of the Lorain Journal replacing Malcolm Hartley, who resigned. Hartley had been editor since May 1950, came from Mansfield News Journal, and previously served as mayor of Pomeroy. Hartley confirmed the change.
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Lapping
Lorain Journal
Edward C. Lapping
Malcolm Hartley
Samuel A. Horvitz
Hartley
Journal
Mansfield News-Journal
Harvitz
Mansfield
Pomeroy
Athens
Troopship General C. C. Ballou Docks in New York
The USNS General C. C. Ballou arrived in New York at 9:33 am from Inchon Korea carrying 80 officers and 2,576 enlisted men. The crew reflects postwar Far East operations and personnel flow.
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New York
USNS
C. C. Ballou
Inchon
Korea
Far East
Business Success Test No 16 Ad Pitch Refined
A terse advisory parodies advertising psychology naming Penn State College and Chronicle-T ads as cures for nerves from customer and rent worries. It urges dialing 4751 to reach an ad writer and mentions Bee Sea pe ouecty Sie tele Fou.
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Penn State College
Chronicle - T i
Elyria Ad Promises Two More Days Ahead
Local advertisement proclaims two more days of sales in Elyria, urging residents to visit before the event ends. The notice highlights limited-time discounts and featured goods available at the participating shop.
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