Lodge Asks FBI To Check His Own Record
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge Jr plans to lead the American delegation to the United Nations. He said he has asked the FBI to review his own record to set an example for loyalty amid subversion inquiries. Nine UN employees face firings over disclosing subversive ties. The hearings in New York continue on Communist staff of the Secretariat. The American delegation remains uninvolved.
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FBI
Washington
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
United Nations
Eisenhower
Lodge
U. N
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
Homer Ferguson
R-Mich
Subcommittee
New York
World Organization
International
UN Organization
U. S
New WSB Chairman Installed Amid Miners Wage Dispute
Washington reports Charles C. Killingsworth was installed by President Truman as chairman of the Wage Stabilization Board to replace Archibald Cox. Cox resigned accusing the White House ruling of favoritism toward big unions and risking broader wage controls as miners gain higher pay. The board previously ruled wage boosts above 1.50 a day could spark inflation.
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Washington
Wage Stabilization Board
Truman
Charles C. Killingsworth
Archibald Cox
White House
John L. Lewis
Cox
Carpenter Arn Ebert Loses Saw During Roof Repair
Dewey Welland found Arn Ebert's missing saw recently while adding an addition to his home. The tool had been resting on a sill, proving its return after about twenty years.
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Earling
Arnold Ebert
Dewey Welland
Northeastern Ohio Forecast and Elyria Surplus Center Move
Weather details for Northeastern Ohio show cloudiness and colder conditions tonight with a low around 32. Saturday offers a fair afternoon after a chilly start. Elyria Surplus Center relocates to 641 Broad St for the move and ad notices.
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Ohio
Elyria Surplus Center
Broad St
Adv
Red Cross Volunteers Packing Gifts For Camps And Hospitals
Lorain County education board plans a January 14 organization meeting and approves a $40 phonograph for the music teacher. Red Cross volunteers at Elyria chapter pack T shirts socks and kit bags for Crile Hospital Apple Creek Sanatorium and Lorain County Home for the Aged with local women’s groups contributing gifts and funds. Eight Elyria chapter women will work December 16 in Crile Hospital gift shop assisting patients with gifts.
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Lorain
Elyria
The
American Red Cross
George McFadden
John Orr
Courtney Kirby
Crile Hospital
Max Sigel
Robert Curtis
W. A. Mitchell
Apple Creek Sanatorium
Lorain County
First Congregational Church
Oberlin
Magyar Evangelical and Reformed
St. John’s Lutheran
North Elyria Grange
Elyria Eagles
el Y Anes
James van Dusen
Brighton Farm Women’s Club
Bess Schulze
St. Mary’s Ladies Auxiliary
Fri-Ettes
Pentagon Club
Lake Avenue Community Workers
Elyria Junior Woman's Club
Mesdames Sigel
McFadden Orr
Kirby, Curtis
Peter Ferraro
F. Basinger
John Brennand
Hopes Girls At Delaware Will Not Be Forgotten
Mrs. Jane Patterson county juvenile officer laments lack of Christmas support for seven Lorain County girls at the Delaware girls’ school. She notes prior groups answered for boys but overlooks girls and fears no inquiries have been raised so far this year.
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Delaware
Jane Patterson
Lorain County
Patterson
Swordsmen fined for duck hunting with sword in park
University of Nevada students Duane Moore and Allen Burns were fined 100 dollars each after using a Japanese samurai sword to hunt ducks in a Reno city park. The pair said the ducks were for a fraternity dinner.
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Reno
Nev
University of Nevada
Duane Moore
Allen Burns
Mother-In-Law Of Truman Dies At White House
Mrs. David W. Wallace, President Truman's mother-in-law, died today at 12:35 p.m. at the White House.
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Truman
Washington
David W. Wallace
White House
Amherst Events and Suburban News Highlights
Calendar entries outline local happenings in Elyria and surrounding areas with notes on church news, society items, hospital notes, markets, and real estate transfers. The section includes community updates for Oberlin Wellington and Suburban Calendar entries with theatre listings and sports coverage.
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Page Amherst
Elyria
Church
Oberlin
Tv-Radio
Wellington
Bank Economist to Speak at Lorain Bar Association Dinner
James M. Dawson of The National City Bank of Cleveland will address Lorain County Bar Association members at Oberlin Inn on Monday evening about A Crystal Ball Look at 1953. Dawson, 34, married with three sons, is a Wooster College and Wharton School graduate who taught at Wharton and served in WWII before joining the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland and later NC Bank. Ohio Chief Justice Carl Weygandt will oversee ceremonies for new six year terms for Common Pleas Judges D. A. Cook and John D. Pincura.
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James M. Dawson
National City Bank of Cleveland
Lorain County Bar Association
Oberlin Inn
Bar Association
Dawson
Wooster College
Wharton School of Finance and Commerce
University of Pennsylvania
Wharton
U.S. Navy
Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland
National City Bank
Ohio
Carl Weygandt
Common Pleas
D. A. Cook
John D. Pincura
Eisenhower Says Will Increase Aid in Korea On Homeward Route
President elect Eisenhower, finishing a three day Korea inspection, says much can be done to improve the American position and much will be done. He will digest findings before outlining stepped up aid while avoiding a widening war. He viewed combat scenes and conferred with UN and South Korean leaders.
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Eisenhower
South Korea
Europe
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Herbert Brownell
Omar N. Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Hisenhower
Korea
Air Force
Constellation
United States
Seoul
Iwo Jima
Syngman Rhee
Rhee
China Reds Reject India Truce Plan
Peiping radio rejected the Indian proposed UN truce plan as siding with U.S. military leaders in Korea and called for total repatriation of prisoners. The ruling party also questioned Krishna Menon’s Asia representation and authority. UN bombers then pounded targets from the Yalu to the battle line as B 29s hit Cholsan near Antung.
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Peiping
India
U.S
Korea
United Nations
Andrei Vishinsky
General Assembly
V. T. Krishna Menon
Asia
Menon
Seoul
Yalu River
Cholsan
Antung
Fair Board Seeks $20,000 for Grandstand Project
The Lorain County Agricultural Society asks county commissioners to appropriate 20 000 next year for grandstand construction. Officials note the board could fund a section annually, instead of the failed one mill levy that would have raised about 400 000.
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Lorain County Agricultural Society
Fair Board
Cleveland papers raise prices in the city trade
The Cleveland Plain Dealer and Cleveland Press raise their daily prices by two cents effective Monday joining the Cleveland News which increased from five to seven cents. Officials cite rising production and payroll costs as the reason for the six year plus change in price. In Kittery Maine retired master boatbuilder John H. Foy observes his 80th birthday by working on his 12th lobster boat.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cleveland Press Today
Cleveland News
Kittery
John H. Foy
J B Seward Reported Showing Improvement
The condition of J B Seward, taken ill Tuesday at his home, 312 Fourth Street, is improving according to his family. He remains confined to his bed.
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J. B. Seward
Fourth Street
Reuther Declares Great Human Crusade For Labor
Atlantic City dispatch reports Walter P. Reuther pledging a great human crusade for the CIO. The 45 year old auto workers leader warned of militancy to secure economic justice and promised international work with free men. He spoke after defeating Allan S Haywood and emphasized unity with workers on picket lines.
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N. J
Walter P. Reuther
CIO
America
Reuther
Auto Union
CIC
Assassination of Tunisian Union Leader Sparks Curfew
Ferhat Hached, head of the General Workers Union, was killed in Tunis. French authorities imposed an 8 p.m. to 6 a.m. curfew and reinforced military posts as unrest loomed amid UN debate on French Tunisia. The 47 year old's body lay near Zaghouan after a drive from Tunis.
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Tunis
Tunisia
Ferhat Hached
Generali Workers Union
United Nations General Assembly
New York
Zaghouan
Hached
Rades
Gulf of Tunis
Jean de Hauteclocque
Paris
Pierre Garbay
Protectorate
Workshop For Teachers In Progress Today
Lorain County Teachers Workshop opens at Clearview School with over 300 teachers present. Dr Dwight L Arnold of Kent State University urges listening, selective praise, and respect for opinions to improve education and stresses ongoing training and professional conduct amid inevitable conflict.
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Lorain County
Clearview School
Dwight L. Arnold
Kent State University
Clearview High School
Robert Leckrone
Oliver Shubert
Brownhelm High School
Paul White
Lorain Broadway Baptist Church
W. J. Darling
C. A. Gibbons
Arnold
Bank Holdup Report Triggers Police Rush in Oakland
Six patrols raced to the Bank of America in Oakland after a report of a holdup. Arriving officers found a teller holding a patron and took the patron into custody on a drunk charge.
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Oakland
Calif
Bank of America
There’s Gold In That Attic English Want Ad Appeal
A Chronicle Telegram promotion urges readers to locate unwanted items such as sporting goods clothing appliances carpeting and tools ready for sale via Want Ads. Call 4751 and request help writing an effective ad with a courteous ad taker.
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Chronicle-Telegram
UN warned to gear for all-out war in Korea
A top secret briefing to Eisenhower and allies urged preparations for a possible all-out spring offensive in Korea. Recommendations included boosting UN forces, threatening a UN truce term, deploying new weapons, using Chinese Nationalist troops, and prioritizing Korea over Europe for materiel if a major offensive proceeds.
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Seoul
Korea
Dwight D. Eisenhower
United Nations
Eisenhower
U. N
Yalu
United States
Europe
China
Honor Medal Awarded to Mack and Jordan in Korea
Washington reports Pfe. Mack Collins of Collins Mississippi and companion Jordan have been posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor by the Army for sacrificing their lives to protect comrades during the Korean action.
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Washington
Pfe
Mack & Jordan
Collins
Miss
Korea
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