Geneva Parley Risks Histories Over Hydrogen Bomb Fights
The Geneva disarmament talks gain global attention as Britain battles over U S hydrogen bomb tests. Prime Minister Winston Churchill faces political pressure amid House of Commons uproar, with observers noting his legacy may hinge on how Britain handles the H bomb dispute.
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Bell-ans touted for fast relief of heartburn and gas
An old advertisement promotes Bell-Ans tablets as fast acting relief for heartburn and gas, claiming countless frequent attacks of indigestion can be soothed quickly with this product. It markets the tablets as a trusted remedy and urges readers to purchase Bell-ans today.
Labourites Clash Over Churchill Time for East West Meeting
The Labourites demand an immediate initiative from Churchill to arrange a high level East West conference with Eisenhower and Malenkov to discuss armament control. The debate weighs the value of quick action against the need to observe Russia and China at Geneva and questions on the status of the Quebec agreement and atomic information sharing.
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Russia
Red China
Korea
Moscow
Clement Attlee
Labonte
Britain
al Halice
Quebec
Roosevelt
Washington
U.S
Anthony Eden
Elyria High seniors inducted into NHS in large ceremony
Thirty four Elyria High School seniors were inducted into the National Honor Society in an impressive assembly. Six additional members were installed March 10, bringing total membership to 40, the largest ever in a single year. The event featured inductees Carol Abramoska, Nancy Abramoska, Don Andress, Ted Berg, and others. William Standen, president and senior class president, presided and explained NHS significance. Advisors and honorees clarified the four core qualities: character, scholarship, leadership, and service.
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Elyria High School
National Honor Society
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Carol Abramoska
Nancy Abramoska
Don Andress
Ted Berg
George Birk
Harriett Bleeman
Audrey Block
James Brenner
Jean Brown
Betty Chambers
Lynda Curtiss
Edgar Drake
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Grange Leaders Plan Convention Agenda in Washington
The National Grange executive committee will meet in Washington this month to draft plans for the 88th annual convention to be held in Spokane, Washington starting November 10. Spokesmen say the panel will select outstanding speakers for the event. at the 1953 meeting, farm policy recommendations were sent to Agriculture Secretary Ezra Taft Benson and reviewed by his advisory commission, with few adopted in Eisenhower's State of the Union proposals.
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Mongolian Premier Relieved Of Duties At Own Request
The Soviet government announced that Yumzhagin Tsedenbal, premier of outer Mongolia, was relieved of his duties as secretary general of the Mongolian Peoples Party Communist at his own request. His post as secretary was filled by D. Damba. The reshuffle mirrors patterns seen in Russia and other Soviet states.
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Yumzhagin Tsedenbal
Outer Mongolia
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Kremlin
D. Damba
Russia
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Waiting to Wait on You Chronicle Telegraph Classified Ad
Classified ad notice inviting readers to contact the Chronicle Telegram for ad writing help, with a phone call reference and instruction to call for assistance.
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Special Japan Envoy to U S in 1941 Dies
Tokyo reports Saburo Kurusu former Japanese special envoy to the United States during the Pearl Harbor period died at 68 after months of illness and strokes. Kurusu had left Tokyo November 5 1941 for a peace mission to Washington and met with President Roosevelt and Cordell Hull before the December 7 attack. He later faced a postwar ban from public office, lifted March 11 1952, and he declined to seek office while remaining partially paralyzed.
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Fire crews respond to false alarm at Griffin Hospital
Fire departments from four towns rushed to Griffin Hospital after an alarm sounded. They found a woman visitor seeking water and misled responders saying she pulled a drinking fountain handle to obtain a paper cup. The handle was damaged.
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Griffin Hospital
Fremen
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