Yes Or No On Duck Question In McCarthy Probe
An excerpt from a luncheon menu highlights a joke about duck priced at 10 000 and other dishes while Senate hearings on McCarthy era probing the Army add tension. The dialogue centers on yes or no answers amid questions to Secretary Stevens about private Schine’s alleged luxuries.
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Washington
Caucus
Congressional Hotel
Army
Dave Schine
Sherman Billingsley
Stork Club
Uncle Sam
Dix
McCarthy
Stevens
Ray Jenkins
Jerlyy-Hyde
Tenkins
Jenkins
Knoxville
Tenn
Senate
Schine
Dienbienphu
Sen. Mundt
Big Bargain Day In Classifieds See Want Ads
Classified section proclaims daily bargain day with a call to see Want Ads for anything you need and to save. Mentions the contact phone number 4751 for readers to call.
Patrol Plans Crackdown On Poke-Along Motorists
Columbus II safety chief A C Felty announces a crackdown on slow driving to prevent impetuous passing on winding Ohio highways. He cites 1236 warnings in five winter months and seven flagged cases, urging enforcement only with adequate patrols and cautioning that overly slow speeds create unsafe traffic conditions.
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Columbus II
Highway Patrol
A. C. Felty
Ohio
Felty
Arthur Blake
Martins Ferry
Connecticut
Michigan
Arizona
Missouri
Tennessee
New Mexico
Progress On Civil Defense In Elyria Township
Elyria Township Civil Defense workers will learn planning gains at an open meeting Monday at 7 30 p m in Maplewood School. Director Del Cromling will report on equipment requisitions now under county review and announce key appointments as part of a prepared organization display.
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Elyria Township Civil Defense
Maplewood School
del Cromling
Cromling
Sam Provenza
United Defense Fund Emphasis At White House Meeting
Henry R. B. Irish of Elyria Community Chest reports UDF needs stronger public understanding and support from community chests. Meeting at the White House highlighted five agencies and ongoing defense work despite no active war, with speeches by Eisenhower and Doolittle and guidance from UDF leaders and corporate sponsors.
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Henry R. B. Irish
iThe Elyria Community Chest
United Defense Fund
UDF
White House
Washington, D.C
Elyria
Community Chest
Irish
Lacadelante
American Social Hygiene Association
National Recreation Association
United Community Defense Services
United Seamen's Service
United Service Organization
USO
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Rose Garden
Michael T. Keltcher
Statler Hotel
Washington
Robert D. Murphy
H. J. Heinz II
Cardinal
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Edward L. Ryerson
Chicago
Inland Steel Corporation
UDF Board
Omar N. Bradley
James H. Doolittle
Gen. Bradley
Oberlin Phonia June Alexander Delivery Service Notice
Phonia June Alexander is listed for delivery service contact in Oberlin. For item submissions call Doris Heilman at 4-3633 or mail news items to P O Box 33. Reachable phone lines provide routing and submission instructions.
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Phonia June Alexander
P. O
Doris Heilman
Annual Meeting and School Events in Oberlin
Oberlin notices report the Oberlin Council for Church Women planning an annual May Fellowship breakfast at 9 a.m. at the Episcopal Church parish house with an officer election and guest speaker Mrs. Clifford Cowin discussing Christian Woman Trusteeship. Other items include principal James Ross resigning effective July 1, a high school band concert, Latin banquet, Fine Arts Club party, senior prom, spring choral program, track meet, and open house events. Oberlin and Clearview tied for second in the regional quiz bee won by Rocky River. Reds beat Blues 32 to 28 in volleyball.
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Oberlin
Oberlin Council For Church Women
Episcopal Church
Clifford Cowin
Cleveland
Christian World Relations Committee
Christian Woman Trusteeship
James Brand House
Doris Merthe
Juanita Schramm
Charles King
Wings Lover Jordan Choir
Clearview
Reds
Real Estate Seen As Stable For 20 Years
Ralph R. Crosby, head of the United States Savings and Loan League, told a convention that the real estate market should stay steady for twenty years. He cited population growth, improved financing, and greater government role as reasons, noting only potential year to year price variation and no likely drastic declines as World War I babies reach marriageable age in the 1960s.
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St, Louis
United States Savings and Loan League
Ralph R. Crosby
League
Crosby
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