Ike at Work on Korea Policy of Deeds Not Words
New York dispatch reports President-elect Eisenhower prioritizing a deeds over words approach to Korea. He met with MacArthur and top generals, and discussed peace prospects amid global unrest. Dulles advised closely as the trio prepared further briefings and talks.
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Korea
New York
Eisenhower
Douglas MacArthur
Omar Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Charles E. Wilson
Mark Clark
James van Fleet
Gi’s
General MacArthur
Truman
Republicans Cheer Ike MacArthur Parley on Korea
President elect Eisenhower met Gen. Douglas MacArthur in a luncheon discussing the possibility of peace in Korea. GOP congressmen welcomed the contact while diplomatic circles avoided pledging support for a new MacArthur strategy. President Truman criticized both leaders last week for not presenting ideas to end the war.
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New York
Eisenhower
Truman
Washington
Douglas MacArthur
White House
MacArthur
Korea
Pat McCarran
Far East
Leslie C. Arends
R-Ill
House
Weather Outlook for Northern Ohio As Frigid Night Sets In
Mostly cloudy and cooler this evening with a chance of flurries and a cold Friday. Low tonight around 24. Christmas ad notes feature Hopalong Cassidy and Mary Marvel characters, with Miltons Credit Jewelers promoting watches priced down from 4.95 to 3.95.
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Ohio
Hopalong Cassidy
Mary Marvel
Miltons Credit Jewelers
Adv
Hurricane Winds Kill 22 In Europe
A winter storm in Europe causes heavy death and damage along the Atlantic coast. Italy reports four dead and 3000 homeless. Yugoslavia leads with nine dead. Britain records several fatalities and high wind speeds. Roads icy, rivers flood. shipping returns to normal gradually.
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London
Europe
Atlantic
Italy
Britain
Yugoslavia
France
Stronger Election Laws Recommended by Ohio Grand Jury
The Cuyahoga County grand jury urged stricter election laws and the adoption of voting machines after an inquiry into alleged election frauds in Cleveland. The report highlights need for improved safeguards and reliable voting methods.
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Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Grand Jury
Allies Bomb Reds Near Pyongyang
UN fighter bombers struck a large Communist troop concentration 20 miles south of Pyongyang destroying at least 70 buildings and damaging 30. A MIG-15 was shot down and another damaged in the air battles while B-29s hit training schools at Yongsan and Youngpung. Chinese Communists warned they would push toward Seoul by Christmas as ground action remained quiet.
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Seoul
Korea
United Nations
Pyongyang
Walter M. Berg
Staten Island
N. Y
Manchurian
Yongsan
Anju
Youngpung
West Central
DPA Funds More Civilian Steel for Next Spring Output
Washington reports the Defense Production Administration raises civilian steel allotments to 70 percent of prewar levels for April through June, aiming to back 1.25 million cars in Q2 next year, with potential rise to 1.5 million if auto plants secure extra steel. Copper and aluminum allotments hold at about half prewar levels due to shortages and outages.
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Washington
Defense Production Administration
DPA
Draft examinations for 38 men sent from Lorain County board
A Lorain County draft board reports 38 men were sent today to pre-induction physicals. Eighteen came from the local board and twenty were transferred from other boards. Dale Post led the group. Miss Catherine McKee, clerk of the board, announced.
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Lorain County
Two Drinks Too Many
A Cincinnati policeman was dismissed from the force after admitting he had downed two drinks both fifths. He acknowledged drinking while on duty, triggering his discharge.
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Cincinnati
Arabs Push Direct Peace Talks at UN Assembly
Arab neighbors urged direct Israel Palestine peace negotiations at the United Nations General Assembly as a Palestine peace resolution backed by 32 votes called for early talks honoring UN resolutions. The Philippines proposed an amendment to push direct negotiations without prejudice to rights and claims. The dispute centered on basing talks on existing UN resolutions or starting anew.
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Israel
Palestine
United Nations General Assembly
General Assembly
Philippines
Assembly
Jerusalem
Holy City of Three Faiths
Yuletide Cheer Decorates Elyria Memorial Hospital
Much artistic talent shines in the hospital yuletide display across the new wing and old sections. Lobby decorations feature diagonal streamers and evergreen boughs while offices sport nativity scenes and playful window paintings. Nursery windows show tiny carolers and Santa scenes, and rooms are named Holiday Hotel and Grand Central Station, with a church window of conkie dough figures and maps and UN flags below.
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Memorial
Social Service
Records
Insurance Claims Office
Grand Central Station
United Nations
Michigan little Hoover panel backs axing Naval Board
Lansing committee proposes scrapping the state Naval Board noting Michigan has no naval forces and owns no ships. The recommendation follows a review by the so called Little Hoover panel in Lansing.
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Lansing
Mich
Michigan
Little Hoover” Committee
State Naval Board
Michizen
New Strain Forecast In U S Yugoslav Relations
US Catholic leaders condemn Tito break with the Vatican calling it a ruthless attack on religion. Diplomats warn it will complicate limited cooperation with Tito and frustrate Trieste talks while the State Department stays silent on the explosive issue.
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U.S
Washington
Marshal Tito
Vatican
Msgr
Thomas J. McCarthy
National Catholic Welfare Conference
Yugoslavia
Russia
Tito
State Department
Monsignor McCarthy
America
Aloysius Stepinc
Stepinac
College of Cardinals
Italy
Trieste
U .S
Quick Action In Stolen Car Case
Elyria police quickly locate a stolen car found abandoned in Norwalk and notify Joe Windland who says his wallet and car keys were taken from his room while he slept. Norwalk and Messiflon authorities confirm license matches and the owner is contacted. Christmas trees advertised by Jim Resar.
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Joe Windland
Second Street
Elyria
Third Street
Norwalk
Windland Works
Windland
Messiflon
Bonds Sold to Cleveland Firm in Elyria Bid
Elyria City Board of Education unanimously voted to sell the $3,000,000 high school bond issue to McDonald and Co., Cleveland, as low bidder at 2.75 percent with a $28,620 premium. The effective rate was about 2.65 percent. Other bidders included Halsey, Stuart and Co., Northern Trust Co., and Braun, Bosworth and Co.
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Elyria City
Halsey, Stuart and Co., Inc
Chicago
Northern Trust Co
Braun, Bosworth and Co
Toledo
Lorain Man Hurt In Accident Near Oberlin
Albert G. Huffman of 319 Ninth Street Lorain was taken to Allen Memorial Hospital Oberlin with possible back injuries and arm lacerations after skidding at Route 10 near Oberlin around 3 a m. His new model coach was demolished as the car left the road struck a guard rail and overturned in a field.
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Albert G. Huffman
Ninth Street
Lorain
Allen Memorial Hospital
Oberlin
Huffman
Mail deliveries on Dec 26 despite federal holiday
The Post Office Department will maintain regular mail deliveries on December 26 the day after Christmas though it is a federal holiday. Parcel post deliveries will occur on Christmas Day but regular mail service will not.
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Washington
Post Office Department
States to manage universal health care plan
President Truman’s Health Commission urged a nationwide program of state managed care funded by federal dollars. It favors expanded private and public insurance, with states and local bodies implementing pilots meeting federal standards, and suggests Social Security funds finance beneficiary health coverage without a means test.
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Washington
Trueman
Truman
Commission
NATO Council Orders Sharp Cut In Goals For 1953
Paris NATO leaders cut 1953 Western defense goals to emphasize quality over quantity. Allies target about 63 divisions and 58 to 60 divisions likely for 1953 with a 225 million dollar cap for new bases, US share 40 percent, decision due spring.
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NATO Council
Paris
North Atlantic Treaty Council
Matthew B. Ridgway
United SO
United States
Lisbon
Christmas Trees Stand Opens At Miller's Supper Club
Fresh cut Christmas trees available from 4 to 12 feet at Miller's Supper Club on Lake Avenue with advance pricing and limited stock.
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Miller's Supper Club
Lake Ave
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