Chinese Reply To Peace Plea Awaited by U.N.
United Nations diplomats at Lake Success await Communist China's reply to the latest peace bid. The plan, adopted by a 60 nation committee, offers a cease fire followed by a political conference on Far Eastern issues, including Korea, Formosa, and Red China's U.N. seat. Peiping reportedly considers the proposal an advance and is evaluating it as a step beyond previous resolutions.
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Korea
Formosa
Red
United States backs peace bid at United Nations talks
Sparked by India's Sir Benegal N. Rau and backed by British commonwealth nations, the proposal aims to keep a united non Communist front and record moves for peace in the Far East. Warren R. Austin noted U S support, with possible UN action against Red China if rejected. State Department comes under fire from critics and Nationalist China over alleged sell out.
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Rau
India
Sir Benegal N. Rau
U. S
Warren R. Austin
United non-Communist Front
Far East
U.N
State Department
China
Nine new trustees elected by Canton Jewish Welfare Fund
Nine new three year trustees were elected in a mail ballot at the Canton Jewish Welfare Fund annual meeting held in the Jewish Center auditorium. The new trustees are Ernest H. Cohen Ben M. Dreyer Paul Heller Maurice Kline Isadore Krugliak William L. Lavin George Litt Leonard Narens and Edward Wilkof. Spencer D Irwin spoke on Israel as a barrier to communism in the Near East and future settlement patterns. Edward Scholnik and Mr and Mrs Arthur Freedman handled ballot tabulation.
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Canton Jewish Welfare Fund
Jewish Center
Ernest H. Cohen
Ben M. Dreyer
Paul Heller
Maurice Kline
Isadore Krugliak
William L. Lavin
George Litt
Leonard Narens
Edward Wilkof
Israel
Near East
Spencer D. Irwin
The
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Irwin
Finland
Far East
Edward Scholnik
Arthur Freedman
Herbert Shilling Named Massillon Union Head
Herbert Shilling was elected president of Local 454 United Brick and Clay Workers at the Massillon Refractories plant. Gerald Adams became vice president, Leo Paul was financial secretary and treasurer, and Vetius Schwartz recording secretary. Shop committee members named were James Girt Donald Weisgarber and Gilbert Saurer.
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Herbert Shilling
United Brick and Clay Workers
A. F. of L
Massillon
Gerald Adams
Leo Paul
Vetius Schwartz
James Girt
Donald Weisgarber
Gilbert Saurer
Pfunder's Tablets Advertises Fast Relief for Ulcers
An advertisement touts Pfunder's Tablets for quick relief of stomach ulcers and indigestion caused by excess acid. It claims neutralizing acid, coating the stomach, and enabling fear-free eating, with a money back guarantee and over 100 million users.
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F. H. Pfunder
Pfunder
Tavern Group Installs Lucas As President At 14th Dinner
Regent cafe owner Lucas Frank was installed as president for a second one year term at the Stark County Tavern Keepers Association 14th annual dinner dance at the St Francis Hotel. Inducted officers include John Coxey John Schneider Frank Madsen and Arthur Alper with 21 trustees.
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Frank Lucas
Regent Cafe
12Th St
Stark County Tavern Keepers Association
St. Francis Hotel
John Coxey
Massillon
John Schneider
Frank Madsen
Alliance
Arthur Alper
Fred DeFrank
Richard Dishnica
James Dooley
Halter’s Pretzels, Inc
William G. Burkhardt
Burkhardt Brewing Co
Akron
Thomas H. Nichols
Robert A. Pollock
Jerry T. Rickett
Two Slovak Bishops Sentenced by Reds
In Bratislava state court two Slovak bishops were given life terms for treason and espionage against the Communist government. Bishop Pavel Gojdic and Bishop Michal Buzalka were joined by Bishop Jan Vojtassak who received 24 years. The trial, ongoing since Wednesday, was not opened to AP reporters.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Pavel Gojdic
Uniat
Michal Buzalka
Jan Vojtassak
Bratislava
Information Ministry
Associated Press
Wittenberg To Award 20 New Scholarships
Wittenberg College announced the creation of 20 scholarships totaling 16300 dollars to be awarded starting September. Five scholarships will cover full tuition of 1520 dollars over four years, ten will cover half tuition, and five more support the Michigan synod of the United Lutheran Church in America for the freshman year at 220 dollars each.
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Springfield
Wittenberg College
Michigan Synod of the United Lutheran Church In America
Deaf Missioneer Named by Ohio Episcopal Diocese
Reverend General Olof George Almo named missioner to the deaf by Bishop Beverly D. Tucker. He will supervise St. Agnes Church for the deaf in Cleveland as part of the Episcopal Diocese of Ohio.
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Cleveland
Olof George Almo
Beverly D. Tucker
Episcopal Diocese of
Ohio
St. Agnes Church
Tokyo Press Chief on Way To Washington
Tokyo public information officer Col. M. P. Echols heads to Washington for talks with army officials on Korean War censorship and press guidelines. He will discuss restricting speculative reporting and seek uniform U S censorship practices amid concerns over security and upcoming operations.
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Tokyo
Washington
Douglas MacArthur
Army
M. P. Echols
Floyd L. Parks
Echols
United States
Mac. Arthur
Doyle O. Hickey
Col. Echols
U. S
Hungnam
Four RCAF Planes Hunt For Gudron Sinking Vessel
Halifax Jan 15 The Royal Canadian Air Force deployed four planes to search for the Gloucester fishing trawler Gudron which radioed she was sinking about 300 miles south of St John’s Newfoundland. Ships nearby were also heading to the scene while an RCAF plane reported no trace of the 115 ton vessel.
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Halifax
N. S
Royal Canadian Air Force
St. John’s
Newfoundland
Grand Banks
Body found on tracks in Cleveland near East 30th
The body of William Berry, 40, of Bay Village was found on railroad tracks near East 30th Street in Cleveland. Police are investigating the death as a possible accident or crime. Berry was last seen in the Bay Village area earlier in the day.
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Cleveland
William Berry
Bay Village
Gaumond Sentenced After Army Absence for Watch Theft
Omer J. Gaumond received a 30 minute jail term for stealing a $50 watch. The judge imposed the sentence after learning Gaumond was A.W.O.L. from an army camp and warned MPs would arrive within a half hour. The text also notes Britannica claims ancient Greeks created a scientific medical system.
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Omer J. Gaumond
Gaumond
A.W.O.L
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