Dulles Named Secretary of State in Eisenhower Era
New York born John Foster Dulles, long time foreign policy adviser, rises to U S Secretary of State under Eisenhower. A staunch anti-Communist and proponent of a strong free world, he ends a career as Truman aide and leading Republican foreign affairs spokesman.
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New York
John Foster Dulles
Truman
Eisenhower
U. S
Dulles
Herbert H. Lehman
Senate
Thomas E. Dewey
State Department
Dewey
Paris
Carlos P. Romulo
Dean Acheson
Europe
U.S
John Watson Foster
Benjamin Harrison
Japan
China
Korea
Foster
Hague
John Foster
Robert Lansing
Wilson
U.N
The
Armco Association Election Seeks Two New Directors
Middletown Armco Association votes will choose two new District 1 and District 3 directors in a three day ballot. Candidates include Homer Hodson and John Snyder for District 1. Paul Finney and Clarence Abell for District 3. Harry Hall seeks re election in District 4. Ballots cast Tuesday to Thursday with counts Friday evening.
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Middletown Armco Association
Armco
Tom Burney
Paul Finney
Clarence Abell
Don Turner
Harry Hall
Manchester
Marke Walke
Armco Colored Association
Hamiltonian Held In Purchase Of Beer For Minors
Hamilton police charged Albert Ledford 25 with contributing to the delinquency of juveniles after he bought beer for three minors in a downtown cafe. The case faces Juvenile Court with possible penalties up to one year in the workhouse and a $1000 fine. One boy with Ledford’s draft card was turned over to juvenile authorities. two others were not detained. Earlier, a 15 year old girl with a driver’s license claiming she was 18 and a local proprietor were noted in the crackdown on underage drinking.
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Hamilton
Albert Ledford
Ludlow St
Ledford
High St
Hunters Bag Two In First Foxdrive In Blue Ball Area
Hunters reported four spotted and two bagged in the season's first fox drive in the Blue Ball area. The Warren County Bears Club sponsored the event. the next drive will begin Saturday at 9 a.m. from the Red Lion Methodist Church with proceeds aiding the Sunday school class.
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Blue Ball
Warren County Bears Club
Red Lion Methodist Church
Ralph Johnson
Gordon Hughes to Speak at Civitan Club Luncheon
Gordon Hughes branch manager for Armco International in Puerto La Cruz Venezuela will be guest speaker at the Civitan Club noon luncheon Tuesday at the Manchester Hotel. He will discuss his experiences in South America.
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Gordon Hughes
Armco International
Puerto la Cruz
Venezula
Civitan Club
Manchester
Hughes
South America
Police Briefs Include Disorderly Arrest and Thefts
Police reported John T. Clements, 20, of 1606 Sycamore Street was arrested at 818 Ninth Avenue for disorderly conduct. Clarence Quiett, 2010 Wells Road Blue Ball, reported a 1935 model car theft. Donald Brow, 33, of 1808 Cherry Street received hospital treatment for a dog bite near Garfield School. several dogs are said to be in the area.
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John T. Clements
Sycamore St
Ninth Ave
Clarence Quiett
Wells Rd
Blue Ball
Donald Brow
Cherry St
Middletown Hospital
Garfield School
Brown
Wire Tapping Prohibited Under Federal Communications Act
The Federal Communications Act of 1934 bans wire tapping in the United States. This legal framework establishes penalties and compliance requirements for interception of communications by individuals and organizations.
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United States
Butler County wills and probate items compiled in court notices
Butler County Probate Court filings report Joseph T. Flynn of Middletown dying November 21 leaving a will that divides real estate proceeds among his widow Nora and several heirs. Executors named is Joseph D. Flynn. Other entries include a collision case for Mark Huffman seeking 350.27 against Robert A. Agnew and administrations for Theodore Oliver and Mary Ellen Schneider with estate values noted.
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Joseph T. Flynn
Middletown
Nora Flynn
Pauline Schick
Joseph D. Flynn
Greenfield
James Flynn
Detroit
Mich
Harriet DeCesare
Miami Fla
Harry
Ernest
Sophia
Ernest T. Flynn
Robert J. Flynn
Dayton
William Flynn
Richard D. Flynn
Cincinnati
Andrew Welter
Chicago
Mark Huffman
Oxford
Robert A. Agnew
I Union
Common Pleas Court
Huffman
U. S. 27
Stephenson Rd
Theodore Oliver
Hamilton
Charlies Burnett
Okeana Route 1
Mary Ellen Schneider
Philip Schneider
Adinistrator
Bright shirt saves drowning boy in Miami canal incident
In Miami Florida Jimmy DePalmer six and Roger Green eight were fishing when Jimmy fell in. Nearby resident W E Finn heard cries and saw a bright shirt under water ten feet down. Finn jumped in and pulled Jimmy out reviving him with artificial respiration.
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Miami
Fla.p
Jimmy DePalmer
Jimmy
Roger Green
Roger
W. E. Finn
Finn
Oxford To Seek New Fire Chief
Oxford council meets to name a successor to Kent Shoemaker acting fire chief who resigns January 15. Shoemaker has led since last summer after the full time post was reduced to part time. Reardon left for Cincinnati and died a month later. Council may also seek bids for equipment for a new sanitary landfill this year.
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Oxford
Kent Shoemaker
Shoemaker
Frank M. Reardon
Reardon
Cincinnati
Hot Water Toddy Promotes Long Life
Miss Orissa Wait of Baldwinsville New York died at 102. Her formula for long life was to drink plenty of hot water and be kind to people. The note mentions Australia as a large island and small continent.
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Baldwinsville
N. Y
Orissa Wait
Onondaga County
Hospital Opens with One Patient and Nine Stories of Service
Ronald W. Lemanowicz, a 20 year old Korean War veteran, is the sole patient at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Philadelphia as it opens. He enjoys constant nursing care and access to a nine story, $6.8 million facility, with 27 staff members performing a dry run ahead of full operation.
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Philadelphia
Ronald W. Lemanowicz
Lemanowicz
Korea
Veterans Administration Hospital
V. A
U S Leaders Say Atom Arms Race Favorable to U S
In a radio interview Rep. W Sterlin Cole says the United States is well ahead of Russia in the atomic arms race and must stay ahead. He notes the military decides weapon use in Korea and each weapon used reduces the stockpile for deterrence. He cites unavoidable waste but no corruption in the program.
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Washington
United States
Russia
House
Senate
House Atomic Energy Committee
Rep. W. Sterlin Cole
Congress
Korea
Snow trains to Puerto Rico for child’s holiday snowball fight
Two tons of Mt. Washington snow sped to Idlewild Airport in New York for shipment to San Juan Puerto Rico. Eastern Airlines carried the insulated load at 15 degrees for a six and a half hour flight to boost a festive snowball celebration for children.
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New York
New England
Puerto Rico
Mt. Washington
Pittsfield
Mass
Eastern Airlines
Idlewild
San Juan
Cardinal Spellman Arrives in Formosa En Route Home
Francis Cardinal Spellman arrives on Formosa Taipei en route home from Korea amid postwar travel. The trip underscores tensions in the region as he lands on the Chinese Nationalist island.
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Taipeh
Formosa
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Korea
Gene Young Wins District Prize in Declamation Contest
Gene Young of 3604 Grand Ave won the district prize in the Prince of Peace Declamation Contest at St. John's in Dayton with the speech The Doors of the Temple of Janus. Contestants came from Springfield, Cincinnati area schools, Greenville, Tipp City, Worthington and Dubin. Gold medalists advance to Columbus semis January 18 and state finals January 26 to 29 with cash prizes and scholarships for top winners.
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Gene Young
C. W. Young
Grand Ave
St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
Dayton
Springfield
Withrow High School
Cincinnati
Greenville
Tipp City
Worthington
Dubin
St. Paul’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
This City
Manda Shiverdecker
New Madison
Gayle Harworth
Florence Thress
Edward Threes
Arlington Ave
Knox Presbyterian Church
Columbus
Scientist Concludes United States Tested Hydrogen Bomb
Chicago reports Dr. Eugene Rabinowitch editor of the Bulletin of Atomic Scientists says the U S may have exploded its first hydrogen bomb material at Eniwetok 20 months ago Based on Defense Department and Atomic Energy Commission announcements and eyewitness accounts the November blast may have been a follow up increasing the amount of material The AEC calls both tests thermonuclear research experiments.
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Chicago
United States
Eugene Rabinowitch
Bulletin of Atomic Scientists
Defense Department
Atomic Energy Commission
Eniwetok Atoll
Rabinowitch
U. S
Eniwetok
The
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Four Brothers
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