Eisenhower Signals Openness to MacArthur Korea Plan
aboard the USS Helena en route to Hawaii President elect Eisenhower said he is willing to hear any plan from General MacArthur for ending the Korean War. An exchange of messages between the two leaders on the eve of Ike’s departure signals a possible meeting to discuss Korea and the Far East.
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Uss
Helena
Hawaii
Eluet Dwight Eisenhower
Douglas MacArthur
U. S
Hisenhower
MacArthur
Sen
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Korea
Far East
Eisenhower
MacAriffin
Enhower
mid-Pacific
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Douglas McKay
Oregon
Herbert Brownell
Charles E. Wilson
Ike
John Foster Dulles
George Humphrey
Treasury
Yacht Likely To Go During Ike's Tenure
President Eisenhower favors a mountain retreat near Washington with a small golf course and good fishing for summer getaways. The Williamsburg yacht, costlier to run and ruled out as presidential retreat, would be kept as a Navy training ship until a new arrangement is made as Ike seeks a frugal, discreet hideaway.
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Don Whitehead
Uss
Helena
Hawaii
P—Tt
Dwight Eisenhower
Williamsburg
Eisenhower
Washington
White House
Ike
Herbert Hoover
Rapidan
Truman
Key West
Willamsburg
Mert Bookkeeping
Navy
Hugh Clisham
Bath Iron Works
North Atlantic
Veteran Missionary Dr Jones To Speak On Church Unity
Dr E Stanley Jones veteran missionary to India appears as guest speaker at First Evangelical United Brethren Church in Portsmouth for a 7 00 pm service. The event marks a United Church of America crusade for church unity with Harvey P Kazmier executive secretary of United Church Inc. in attendance.
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India
E. Stanley Jones
Evantgalical United Brethren Church
Jones
United Church of America
Portsmouth
Harvey P. Kazmier
Association
Lhe A United Church, Inc
Boston
United Church of
Armerica
Dr. Jones
Ithaca
N. Y
Cincinnati
Chattanooga
Tenn
de. Jones
No. 1 Problem Church Leaders Seek More Active Laymen
Protestant leaders gathered for the Second General Assembly of the National Council of Churches urged broader lay participation. They argued churches must mobilize lay members across society to sustain Christian influence, backing a campaign to integrate laymen in council tasks and activities.
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Denver
National Council of Churches of Christ of Thews
Sail
Sid Mute
The
Assembly opens with services as faith council forms
The two year old council, formed by churches, opened with services at St John’s Episcopal Cathedral and a banquet by Bishop Sherrill. Leaders urged active service and shared commitment to expand Christian reach nationwide. Archbishop Michael joins in broad denominational effort.
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St John’s Episcopal Cathedral
Henry Knox Sherrill
The
Episcopal Church
St. John’s
Arthur J. Moore
Avanta
Sherrill
Elengy
Lay
Boy Hit By Car On Gallia Street Injured
A 10 year old boy Joseph Cooper was struck by an westbound car at 3 59 p m in the 2300 block of Gallia Street while returning from Garfield School. He suffered facial cuts and abrasions and was treated at Mercy Hospital. The driver was not charged.
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Gallin St
Joseph Cooper
Olin Cooper
Gellin St
Mercy Hospital
Gallia St
Garfield School
Eisenhower promises nonintrusive farm aid policy
President elect Eisenhower told the American Farm Bureau Federation that he has not yet formed a long-range agricultural policy but will not restrict farmers’ freedom. He urged rural discussions to shape possible solutions ahead of the 1954 commodity support law expiry, with recommendations to Congress and the agricultural advisory commission. About 5,000 members attend the Seattle convention as farm bureau actions near finalization.
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Seattle
Eisenhower
American Farm Bureau Federation
Alan B. Kline
Congress
Agricultural Advisory Commission
Farm Bureau
Fire damages stove plant in Ohio incident
Fire at Ohio Stove Co. damaged the shipping department of a three story complex at 11th and Chillicothe. Estimated loss was 1500 dollars with insurance covering replacement costs. Fire began at 6 am from an overheated pipe igniting packing materials. Firemen confined blaze to the shipping area and extinguished it in 45 minutes.
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Ohio Stove Co
11Th and
Chillicothe Sts
Fide
Howard Kiebler
Edward E. Leach
George Cole
Seventh St
Gallia St
Maasdam Collides With German Tanker Off Vladingen
The Holland-America liner Maasdam collided with a German tanker near Vladingen. Six tanker crewmen of eleven are feared lost. Maasdam, bound from Rotterdam to New York with 600 passengers, was only slightly damaged and resumed its voyage.
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Vlaadingen
Netherlands
Rotterdam
New York
UN May Ask Tunis Bey To Air Grievance
The United Nations debated inviting the Bey of Tunis to send a representative to the General Assembly to present Tunisia's views on the French Tunisian dispute. Pakistan proposed the move, aiming for representation without a vote, while France and Tunisia face rival resolutions urging negotiation under UN oversight.
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Tunis Bey
United Nations
N. Y
U.N
Tunis
Pakistan
Etaat Husain
General Assembly
Husain
Tunnisia
U. N
France
Francesis
Tunisia
Franfte
United States
Assembly
Dairy Firm Plans Addition To Modernize Plant
Dairy firm will double capacity at Borden's Modern Dairy plant 237 Second St with a two story concrete addition 31 by 44 feet north of the current building. Contract awarded to Person Construction Co of Huntington. J C Dickson cites capacity rise to meet A plant impact and full modernization after completion.
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Borden
Second St
J. C. Dickson
City Hall
Person Construction Co
Huntington
Dickson
Marion Man Named Columbus State House Judiciary Chair
State Rep. Kenneth Robinson of Marion will chair the House Judiciary Committee as the General Assembly opens on January 5.
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Marion
Columbus
Kenneth Robinson
House
Judiciary Committee
General Assembly
Supreme Court resumes hearing on segregated schools
NAACP argues that Kansas and South Carolina laws forcing racial separation deny equal protection. Kansas and South Carolina defend state classification while Thurgood Marshall and Robert L. Carter contend segregation harms Negro students. The case also affects Virginia Delaware and the District of Columbia.
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Washington
South
Supreme Court
Kansas
South Carolina
Virginny
Delaware
Disney of
NAACP
High Court
Karsay
John W. Davis
Davis
Thurgood Marshall
Marshall
Robert L. Carter
Paul E. Wilson
Wilson
Kansas City
Carter
Topeka
Wage-Price Board Faces Shutdown as Industry Walkout Persists
Washington reports a mass resignation from the Wage Stabilization Board threatens its operability. Economic Stabilizer Roger Putnam seeks to recruit 12,000 industry leaders to fill vacancies amid opposition from Laurence F. Lee of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce who calls for dropping controls. Di Salle backs keeping controls on standby beyond April 30.
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Washington
Jman
Thall
Roger L. Putnam
Wage Stabilization Board
Laurence F. Lee
U.S
Commitrce
Putnam
Lee
Nat “Ea
National Association of Manufacturers
WSB
Truman
Independence
Hope
Price
Michael V. di Salle
di Salle
Bernard Ba‘ruch
New York
Charles E. Wilson
General Filectric Company
Marion Folsom
Eastman Kodak Company
di Sallie
Nonsupport Across State Lines Aids Sciato Case
In Sciato County, a new reciprocal support law enables cross state collection. Mrs Louise Dye Volmer of South Webster Rt 1 seeks support for her three children, with Everett H Dye of Decatur, Ind ordered to pay $25 monthly.
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Sciato County
Louise Dye Volmer
South Webster Rt. 1
Everett H, Dye
Decatur
Ind
Navy strikes hit four rail targets near Manchuria in major Korea war raid
US Navy air forces led a broad seaborne assault destroying rail hubs at Honyung Musan Najin and Byesanjin with Panther jets Sky Raiders and Corsairs. Oriskany Bon Homme Richard and Essex carriers reported 152 flight missions. Damaged and destroyed rail facilities and supply buildings, with further air strikes near the Yalu river.
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Seoul
Manchuria
Americam
Red Province
Soviet Siberia
Vladivostok
Honyung
Musar
Najin
Byesanjin
Panther
Oris
Bon Homme Hichard
Essex
Korea
Bonyung
Musan
Hanyang
Tapse
Hye Sanjin J
Navy
Task Force i
Far East Air Forces
Suiho
Yalu River
Anlother
Eighth Army
U.N
Rochester
Bids Set for Ohio Turnpike Concrete Replace
The Ohio Turnpike Commission will accept bids January 3 for concrete construction on 241 miles of the Northern Ohio toll road despite a court action urging bids for asphalt. Richard Shafer seeks bids on both paving types. the commission reaffirmed plans for concrete paving.
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Columbus
U. SA
Ohio Turnpike Commission
Ohio
Richard Shafer
The
Ohio Road Improvement Co
Shafer
Court of Appeals
John Lansdale
Cleveland
Commission
J. E. Greiner Co
Baltimore
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