Dirksen Proposes Curtailing Army McCarthy Hearings
Senator Everett Dirksen offers a plan to shorten the Army McCarthy hearings by excusing Army Secretary Stevens during a morning session and holding further testimony in closed sessions with transcripts later. McCarthy and Welch object, urging public testimony and limiting closed sessions, while Mundt questions the approach as the 13th day opens. The dispute sharpens as GOP leaders push the plan to counter Democratic critique and keep McCarthy in the chair.
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Washington
Everett M. Dirksen
Joseph R. McCarthy
Dirksen
McCarthy
Army
Robert T. Stevens
Senate
Douglas MacArthur
Karl E. Mundt
R-Sd
Welch
Stevens
John L. McClellan
GOP
Wisconsin
French Tighten Defense of Hanoi Haiphong
French military commanders bolster defenses around Hanoi and Haiphong after Dienbienphu fall. Vietminh claim capture of Dienbienphu commander Brig. Gen. Christian de Castries, while curfews and barbed wire barricades go up. Rebels restock weapons and round up prisoners as natives search jungles for escapees.
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Jacqueline de Castries
Hanoi
Dienblenphu
Indochina
Chris Han de Castries
Diebienphu
Haiphong
INS
Dienbienphu
Red River Delta
Vietminh
Christian de Castries Stil
Agence France Presse
Madame de Castries
Hanoi-Haiphong
Dienbien Phu
High Command
Vietnam-Laos
Dien- Shienphu
Trio Caught In 3 Liquor Raids Here
State liquor agents and local police raided three private homes Saturday night, arresting Lonzo Fitzpatrick Sr. and Jr. along with Mary Taylor on liquor without license charges. Bonds posted. arraignment set for Wednesday. Evidence from weeks of surveillance led to discoveries of whiskey in several rooms, with a bottle offering incident noted.
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Lonzo Fitzpatrick Sr
17Th St
Lonzo
Bo) Fitzpatrick Jr
16Th St
Mary Taylor
15Th St
James E. Boggs
Fitzpatrick Sr
Elyna
Edward Stankard
William Galayda
Fitzpatrick
James Bowen
Earl Gordon
Fitzpatrick Jr
Gordon
Bowen
Corwin Burrer
Joseph Kristoff
Mother Gives Birth On Mother's Day Again In Cincinnati
Cincinnati woman Betty Albers welcomed her second straight Mother's Day birth. Her daughter Linda was born last year, and this year she delivered a nine-pound baby boy on Mother's Day, continuing the family timing.
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Cincinnati, C. I
Betty Albers
Cincinnati
Linda
Weather outlook for Northeastern Ohio cooler with showers
Partly cloudy with a few widely scattered showers and continued cool conditions. Tuesday remains cool with a high near 56 and a low around 36, while Sunday highs reach about 53 and nights stay near 36. Precipitation over the past 24 hours ending Sunday evening was 0.08 inch. Moonrise Monday at 1:52 PM and moonset at 3:01 AM Tuesday.
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Ohio
Irich
Where To Turn Shirts Beautifully Laundered
An ad lists one day service at Crystal Clear JTM RESAR moving to 225 Lodi, with Geraniums extra fancy at 5.00 dollars and cleaners at 587 Cleveland St. New phone 39112, Adv. Also mentions Resar Flozist. mad.
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Crystal Clear
JTM
RESAR
Cleveland St
Resar Flozist
Mad
Compulsory Reserve Duty Seen In Cards
The Defense Department plans a drastic overhaul of the reserve program and proposes compulsory reserve service after active duty. Two plans include two weeks annual duty plus a draft path with seven years eight months in organized reserve units.
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Washington
Defense Department
Congress
Hugh M. Milton
Army
National Guard of Army
Office of Defense
Japanese Ship In Distress In Typhoon Area
A Japanese freighter Tatsuwa Maru was reported in distress in central Philippine waters after a weekend typhoon. The SS Pioneer Valley was en route to aid. The typhoon left eight dead and forty missing, damaging Cebu Leyte Bohol and Panay Islands as Red Cross relief efforts began.
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Manila
Philippine
Globe Wireless
Pioneer Valley
Central Philippines
Cebu
Leyte
Bohol
Panay Islands
Prominent Area Farmer J A Schramm Dies
Jacob Albert Schramm 72 longtime Elyria resident died at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. Survived by widow Lillian, two sons Burnell and Erlin, daughter Mrs Jack Norman, five grandchildren, three brothers, a sister, and a late daughter La Vonne. Funeral at St Paul Church with Rev Reif, burial at South Murray Ridge Cemetery. Friends may call Sudro Curtis Funeral Home until 11 a.m. Wednesday.
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Jacob Albert Schramm
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Schramm Rd
R. D
Russia Township
Schramm
St. Paul Church
Elyria Eagles Lodge
Lillian K. Schramm
Burnell
Elyria
Erlin
South Amherst
Jack Norman
Brentwood Village
Fred
Frank
Walter Schramm
Dora Simms
LaVonne Schramm
James
Walter J . Reif
City Sign Notes New Start For Traffic Record
The police department ends a long pause on the Deathless Days sign after a fatality on May 1. The city had 685 days without a traffic death, but the counter restarts with 10 Deathless Days. Sgt. C L Cordrey says the 685 figure will be painted to show only one fatality in the period.
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C. L. Cordrey
Zhukov Praises Ike War Roles Then Attacks U.S. Policy
Soviet Marshal Zhukov in Pravda marks the ninth anniversary of Nazi surrender with rare praise for Eisenhower and Allied WWII valor, but condemns U.S. foreign policy as planning new war against the Soviet Union. He warns of danger from atomic and hydrogen bombs and accuses reactionary forces of fueling aggression. A stray classified ad for tomato plants appears at article end.
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Moscow
Georgi K. Zhukov
Eisenhower
Pravda
Zhukov
United States
U.S
Berlin
Montgomery
Josef Stalin
Soviet Union
Plot to assassinate Ike discounted during grave visit
Washington authorities discounted a reported plot to assassinate President Eisenhower during his Sunday visit to Mary Ball Washington’s grave in Fredericksburg Virginia. Secret Service checked the tip from an informer and found no basis while heavy rain marred the wreath laying at the Union grave site.
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Washington
Eisenhower
George Washington
Mary Ball Washington
Fredericksburg
Secret Service
E. A. Baughman
A. G. Kendall
Kendall
Mary Washington
Richmond
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Jefferson Davis
Robert E. Lee
Cleanup Week Persists as City Hustles to Finish Trash
Crews continue rubbish collections in St. Trash to finish Cleanup Week, extended past last Friday due to heavy loads. About 100 truckloads have been handled so far, with officials predicting a late end date and noting warmer weather spurs participation. Safety Service Director Michael Lotko says next year’s cleanup may start later as people delay cleaning until it warms up.
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St. Trash
Safety Service
Michael Lotko
Hunt Mountain Lion In Pennsylvania Safari Initiated
Amateur hunters aided by Civil Air Patrol spotters planned a mountain lion hunt on hills near Montana Mountain in Pennsylvania. Joseph Eller, a summer resident, requested the hunt after his beagle was clawed by a lion. Carroll Gibbons, famed bandleader, died in London ClinicPhillipsburg today.
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Phillipsburg
N.J
London
Carroll Gibbons
Britain
London Clinic
Joseph Eller
Montana
Indochina Peace Talks Open With Evacuation Offer
In Geneva the Viet Minh agreed belatedly to evacuate seriously wounded French Union forces from Dienbienphu and consider on the spot arrangements for removal. The talks paused amid deadlock over rebel governments in Laos and Cambodia as Eden and Molotov kept positions firm. U.S. Undersecretary Walter Bedell Smith said Washington aims to curb Communism by building defensive alliances if an honorable Indochina peace is blocked.
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Geneva
Viet Minh
Dienbienphu
Indochina
Ihe
Laos
Cambodia
Anthony Eden
V. M. Molotov
Molotov
Eden
France
Pham van Dong
Russia
U.S
Walter Bedell Smith
Asia
Smith
Lorain County's Largest Rum Mage Sale Event
El Rey Grotto Band announces a rummage sale on Friday and Saturday May 14 and 15 at 601 Operlin Rd beside Stoney's. Proceeds support band activities and local community projects.
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Lorain County
el Rey
Comedy of the Supernatural at Playmakers
Playmakers present Gramercy Ghost a comedy of the supernatural starring Diana Kunch Francis Mc Donough and Ray Rumpler. Directed by Loraine Meyer. Tickets at the door for members or via Bell Co reservations. May 1 2 13 and 15 curtain 8 30 at Eastern Heights School.
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Gramercy
Playmakers
Diana Kunch
Francis McDonough
Ray Rumpler
Loraine Meyer
The
Bell Co
Eastern Heights School
Cleveland Builders Break Ranks Over Wage Demands
Independent homebuilders signed 12 12 cent hourly increases with AFL craft unions, ending a unified front. About 20,000 construction workers walked out at 8 am after Homebuilders Association refused immediate pay raises, risking 3,000 homes under construction and adding 400 to 500 dollars to a 20 000 dollar home cost.
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Cleveland
United Front of
AFL
AFL Building Trades Council
Homebuilders Association
Building Trades Employers’ Association
HEA
HBA
BTEA
Police Officer Earl Hawkins Remains in Fair Condition
Elyria Police Lt Earl Hawkins is reported in fair condition at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a weekend series of heart attacks. The officer likely had a minor attack Saturday, worsened Sunday after returning from Cleveland with his wife, and physicians then treated him with further attacks.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
Earl Hawkins
Elyria
Hawkins
Jordan Israel Border Clashes Reported Amid Tensions
Jerusalem AP reports both sides accusing the other of border violations with seven dead and three wounded in multiple clashes. Jordan cites five Israeli attacks along the Tulkarm front that killed four Arabs and wounded another. Israeli officials report three Israelis killed and two wounded along the armistice line in the last 24 hours. Mixed Armistice Commission investigators rushed to the fighting site as Jordan says an Israeli patrol opened fire on Arab farmers near Itban at 5 a.m.
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Jerusalem
Jordan
Israel
Tulkarm
Mixed Armistice Commission
Itban
Whisky is No Body Warmer And Air Conditioning Ads
Authorities warn whisky cools the body in winter and may reduce warmth as cold air bites. The Chronicle-Telegram urges readers to consider air-conditioning for true summer comfort and advertises ad-writer assistance at the listed number for selling units.
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Chronicle-Telegram
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