U S Opposes Plan For Buffer Area In Germany
Rep Charles A Halleck pledged the administrations new farm program will follow farmers will. He told 5000 American Farm Bureau delegates in Chicago that top level decisions should yield to farmer input. AFBF backs flexible supports to curb production via price. President Allan B Kline expects continued near majority support. Benson will give farm group recommendations careful study ahead of Congress action.
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Chicago
Charles A. Halleck
Ind
House
American Farm Bureau Federation
AFBF
United States
Allan B. Kline
Ezra Taft Benson
Benson
Avon Lake Plant Names New Manager for BFG Chemical
Anton Vittone Jr will become plant manager of B F Goodrich Chemical Company's Avon Lake Experimental Station effective January 1. Vittone, previously at the Institute in W Va as plant manager, joined BFG in 1942 in Louisville Ky and rose to plant manager by 1952. He holds a BS and MS in chemical engineering from the University of Washington.
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Cleveland
Anton Vittone, Jr
B. F. Goodrich Chemical Company
Avon Lake Experimental Station
Harry B. Warner
Chemical
Warner
Vittone
Avon Lake
W. Va
BFG Chemical
BFG
Louis Ville
Geon
Pfaudler Group Sets Parties For Adults and Children
The Pfaudler Athletic Association plans Christmas parties for both adults and children on Saturday December 19. The Rivoli Theater hosts a 9:30 am to noon entertainment program with gifts and refreshments, led by Steve Palka. An evening party at the Elks Ballroom begins at 8 o'clock with professional and amateur acts, dancing and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfaudler Athletic Association
Rivoli Theater
Steve Palka
Employees Organization
Elks Ballroom
Palka
Adele Nagy
Eleanor Nagy
Betty Yost
Mesdames Corrinne Conrad
Verna Peters
Eleanor Reinhardt
Harriet Tuthill
John Bove
Bernard Walend
Corning Ryals
Gerald Gienke
Ralph MacDonald
Walter Schneider
Refineries Planned by Foreign Firms to Add 3.71 Million Tons Capacity
New Delhi reports three refineries now underway or planned by foreign companies will add aggregate capacity to refine 3,710,000 long tons of crude oil annually. The output includes 146,900,000 gallons of gasoline and 120,300,000 gallons of kerosene.
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India
New Delhi
Girl Scouts Plan Annual Songfest
The Elyria Girl Scout Council hosts the fourth annual Christmas Carol event on Friday from 7:30 to 8 p.m. on courthouse steps with Mrs. Russell Petersen directing. The program features classic carols like White Christmas and Silent Night, heard downtown via public address system and broadcast on the local radio at 7:30 p.m.
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Court House
Elyria
Filter cloths from glass coffee makers stay fresh
The article notes that filter cloths used in glass coffee makers retain freshness when soaked in a baking soda solution between uses, suggesting a simple cleaning routine to prevent odors and residue buildup.
Plan for demilitarized belt in Germany seen impracticable
Paris dispatch says the United States opposes Van Zeeland’s demilitarized buffer belt plan for Germany. U.S. defense chiefs deem it unworkable, especially the withdrawal of Anglo American forces and stationing west of the Rhine. Dulles reaffirmed commitments under UN charter and questioned offering Russia a non aggression pact. The Atlantic Council meeting may discuss timelines for troop withdrawals and Western Europe defense.
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Paris
INS
United States
van Zeeland
Germany
Paul van Zeeland
Eisenhower
Atlantic Council
International
U.S
Rhine River
Russia
West
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Europe
Bidault
Seventy-Five Officers On Duty For Deer Hunting Season
In northeastern Ohio, 75 game law enforcement officers move into the field to police the three day whitetail deer season opening Thursday at 9 a.m. District Three supervisor John Oney and enforcement chief Ben Anderson announced plans to handle trespass and other violations. Open counties will have two to four wardens on active duty, with air and auto patrols, while wardens also patrol closed counties. Hunters must display $5 permits. plans emphasize regulated hunting and owner safety.
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Akron
Ohio
John Oney
Ohio Division of Wildlife
Ben Anderson
Anderson
Oney
Elyria Schools To Participate In Second BIE Day
Elyria city schools will again cooperate with business and industry to sponsor a Business Industry Education Day and a Senior Career Day. Dexter S. Kimball of the Elyria Chamber of Commerce urged dates February 9 or 11 for BIE Day and a senior career day in April. Parochial schools are asked to cooperate. The board voted unanimously to participate. dates to be announced later.
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Elyria City
Business and Industry
Board of Education
Dexter S. Kimball
American Opportunity Committee
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Kimball
F. J. Gottfried
Gottfried
Checker Champion To Play At Elyria YMCA
William F. Ryan of Buffalo grandmaster at checkers will appear at the Elyria YMCA on Wednesday December 23 at 7:30 p m to face local players. He trains for his world championship match with Walter Hellman of Gary Indiana and will play sim ultaneous and blindfold games. He often handles forty or more opponents at once and wins most events. All are invited. players should bring boards and men.
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William F. Ryan
Buffalo
N. Y
Sholder
Elyria Ymca
Ryan
Walter Hellman
Gary
Ind
Elyria Community Welfare Council
YMCA
Harlie Stevick
Stevick
Tear Gas Routs Father Holding Sons Hostages
Ohio sheriff deputies used tear gas to force a volatile father, Charles Eldon McLaughlin, 28, from a Columbus trailer where he had holed up with his two young sons after wife filed an assault and battery complaint. The 6 year old was released first, the 7 year old remained as deputies guarded the scene overnight while police sought surrender.
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Columbus
Charles Eldon McLaughlin
Ronald Lee
Charles Ivan
West Fof
Thomas E. McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Robert Leon
Arthur Wilburn
Donald Lyele
Ralph Paul
No Chance Seen For UNIT Plan
Washington reports congressional leaders shelved a proposed universal military training plan to run alongside the draft. They said there is no chance of passage this session, with lawmakers noting past House resistance and a growing sentiment that the draft should prevail over UMT. Julius Adler led the commission to Eisenhower, who did not commit to sending the plan to Congress. House and Senate members voiced doubts about a revived UMT bill.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Capitol Hill
House
Senate
Congress
Joseph W. Martin Jr
R-Mass
Julius Ochs Adler
New York Times
Chattanooga (Tenn
Adlers
Dewey Short
R-Mo
House Armed Services Committee
W. Sterling Cole
Armed Services Group
Two Elyria Teachers Leave System and One Hired
Elyria City Board of Education accepted resignations from Mrs. Arlene McGaughey and Mrs. Mary Maple. They cited homemaking duties. The board hired Miss Mary Jane Knoblauch of Columbus as kindergarten or primary teacher effective January 4, and approved budget and contractor actions including sewer relocation savings and Roosevelt School grounds work.
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Elyria
Elyria City
F. J. Gottfried
Mary Jane Knoblauch
Columbus
Miss Knoblauch
Ohio State University
Bonus Distributions Planned for Neisner Stores
Christmas bonuses will be distributed Thursday to 48 employees at Neisner Brothers store, 353 Broad Street. Company wide, 129 stores award similar payments from 5 to 100 dollars to regular employees with three months service. William Erlich, local unit manager, confirms the plan and amounts.
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Neisner Brothers
Broad Street
William Erlich
Sobvic
Woman Reports Husband Missing From Jackson Hotel
Mrs. Theodore H. Harden of the Jackson Hotel told police her husband has been missing since December 2. She said he asked to accompany her to Lorain by bus that day, she refused, and he left the hotel at 6 a.m. He is 49, about 5 ft 6 in, 135 pounds, bald with grey temples, and was wearing a grey suit, top coat, and brown hat when last seen.
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Theodore H. Harden
Jackson Hotel
Lorain
College Scholarships In Education Offered
Application blanks for scholarships leading to an education degree to prepare teachers are available at the office of Lorain County Superintendent C A Gibb ons. An unexpected balance in State Department of Education funds opens mid semester scholarships. All information is at Gibbens office.
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Lorain County
Man Fined for 90 MPH Test Run in Hartford
Joseph W. Theriault was ticketed in East Hartford Connecticut for driving 90 miles per hour in a test run. He said he was disappointed not by the $90 fine but because his car would not go faster during the test.
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East Hartford
Conn
Joseph W. Theriault
U S Money For Civil Defense Urged By Mayors
Mayors at a White House security briefing urged higher federal funding for civil defense, arguing cities cannot bankroll preparedness for a surprise atomic attack. They pressed for 75 percent federal cost coverage and stronger national leadership amid public apathy.
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Washington
White House
Cabot Lodge
Joseph S. Clark
Philadelphia
Congress
Frank P. Zeidler
Milwaukee
Wis
Alex Clark
Indianapolis
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