Eisenhower Aides Focus On Taxes And Atomic Law
President Eisenhower and GOP leaders weigh tax revisions and amendments to the McMahon Act to ease atomic information exchange with allies. Treasury chief Humphrey discusses debt limits, while Dulles and Hobby cover foreign policy and social security in a broad briefing with congressmen and committee heads.
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Washington
Eisenhower
GOP
Lewis Strauss
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Treasury
George M. Humphrey
Capitol Hill
John Foster Dulles
Oveta Culp Hobby
Daniel A. Reed
House
Ways and Means
Dean Sees Reds Disposing Of Unreturned GI Prisoners
U S envoy Arthur Dean warned in Washington that about 22 American prisoners held by the Communists in Korea would likely be executed or sent to slave camps after any propaganda value faded. He criticized Communist tactics at Panmunjom, doubted a resumption of war, and highlighted four constructive points from eight weeks of talks including free elections and a 90 day limit before unilateral action.
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Washington
Korea
U. S
Arthur Dean
Dean
National Airport
John Foster Dulles
Clared
Reds
U.S
Syngman Rhee
Panmunjom
Kenneth Young
Rhee
North
South Korea
Laniel Leads On 3rd French Ballot For Presidency
In Versailles France Premier Joseph Laniel led on a third ballot for the presidency but failed to reach the 462 vote absolute majority. He held 358 votes to Socialist Marcel Naegelen 313 with Gen Charles de Gaulle supporters wary due to the European Army pact. The fourth ballot set for 2 30 p m EST.
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Versailles
France
Joseph Laniel
Marcel Edmond Naegelen
Europe
National Assembly
Senate
Laniel
Charles de Gaulle
Yvon Delbos
Georges Bidault
Bidault
Marcel E. Naegelen
Lamel
Delbos
State Committee Plans Government Relations Survey
Elyria Chamber of Commerce representatives joined a Columbus meeting to form a state wide committee balancing federal state and local government. M E Whitman chaired the delegation. Norris Ryder presided as president of the Chamber Executives of Ohio. the group will use an executive committee of four officers six regional vice chairmen and six trade and farm organization reps. The plan includes 23 congressional chairmen to study government functions from federal to state impact in Ohio and coordinate with Manion Commission No 2.
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Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Columbus
M. E. Whitman
Norris Ryder
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce Executives of
Ohio
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Wristwatch Stolen From Parked Car Here
Jack Keck of 533 Cornell avenue reports a $110 wristwatch taken from his auto parked in front of Neisner Brothers Inc. at 353 Broad street. He was away about ten minutes, the watch was in the glove compartment.
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Jack Keck
Cornell Avenue
Neisner Brothers Inc
Broad Street
Keck
Weather Christmas Trees Botamer Florist Ad
Cemetery Wreaths Special at 8.95 complete with easel. Large assortment at Resar Florist. Broad St. 92 BE. Christmas Trees promotion from Botamer florist with 500 dollar value ad.
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Botamer Florist
Broad St
Adv
One Shot Hunter Bags Deer in Findley Forest
Ohio's three day deer season moved into its second day with few spectacular results. Hunters reported light pressure in fringe areas as a few deer were bagged. Cleveland hunter Mike Kalusecak Jr. shot the only deer seen, a 200 to 250 pound buck killed at Findley State Forest in Lorain County.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Mike Kalusecak Jr
Findley State Forest
Lorain County
Cuyahoga County
Appointments By B W Board Are Announced
D O Thomas president of Bendix Westinghouse Automotive Air Brake Company announced new board appointments. Dexter S Kimball Jr elected director. Frederick G Reiter named secretary and treasurer. Anne Snyder promoted to assistant secretary.
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D. O. Thomas
Bendix-Westinghouse Automotive Air Brake Company
Dexter S. Kimball, Jr
Bendix-Westinghouse
Frederick G. Reiter
Anne Snyder
Thomas
Where To Turn Complete Garments At Cleaners
Standard Cleaners advertises complete garments for 31.99 each at 564 Broad St and 1500 W Ave. The notice promotes garment cleaning services and locations for drop off and pickup.
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Standard Cleaners
Broad St
W. Ave
UN Seeks Neutral Probe Into Holdback Charges
The United Nations Command urged a neutral investigation into alleged holdbacks of thousands of Allied soldiers from repatriation in Korea. Maj. Gen. J. K. Lacey said the Allies would press the Neutral Truce Supervisory Commission to probe, despite Communist objections and boycotts by unrepatriated prisoners. Sweden and Switzerland sit on the four-nation panel with India as a key mediator.
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Panmunjom WS
United Nations Command
Anew
J. K. Lacey
Joint Military Armistice Commission
Red
Fouration Neutral Truce Supervisory Commission
Lacey
Reds
Sweden
Switzerland
Christmas In Korea
Francis Cardinal Spellman flew to the Far East to spend his third Christmas with American troops in Korea, continuing the church leader’s wartime support.
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New York
VNS
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Far East
Korea
New Guided Missile Will Guard 35 Cities
Defense officials say about 35 major cities will be guarded from bomber attack by the Nike guided missile. The first battalion will be based at Ft Meade Maryland with a broader arc planned across northern industrial centers. The NY area will be protected from Fort Hancock on Sandy Hook and construction near New York harbor is set for February. The 30 mile range system uses radar guided rocket with high speed and strong defensive coverage. The Nike battalion costs about 9.8 million dollars, mainly for radar and computers.
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Washington
Nike
Army
Ft. Meade
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Buffalo-Niagara Falls
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
Minneapolis
Tle
Portland
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Fort Hancock
Sandy Hook
New York Harbor
Church To Honor Late Chaplain POW Victim
Memorial service for Major Wayne Henry Burdue, killed in Korea, to be held at Washington Avenue Church of Christ at 7 30 Monday evening. Rev T J Mattingly and Rev Henry K Shaw to lead, with Sanctuary Choir, organist Oliver Shubert, soloist Mrs F H Meng, and Lt Col Frederick H Meng among participants. Burdue, born 1911 in Elyria, served as Disciples of Christ minister before Army service, captured at Kuma Ri in 1950. later reported missing in action. service notes his wartime ministry and career across Elyria, Ohio, and Tacoma, Washington. Continued on page 2.
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Wayne Henry Burdue
Korea
Washington Avenue Church of Christ
T. J. Mattingly
Burdue
Christian Church
Cynthiana
Henry K. Shaw
Oliver Shubert
F. H. Meng
Ray Brunger
Don Hange
Frederick H. Meng
Chaplain Burdue
Elyria
Mildred Cope
Disciples of Christ
North Royalton
Kuma-Ri
North Korea
Churchill To Get Bid To Address UN Assembly
UN Secretary General Hammarskjold plans to invite British Prime Minister Churchill to address the General Assembly in January or February. The aim is a potent statement on the cold war and atomic energy amid Korea peace stalemate, with Hammarskjold in London reconvening the Assembly.
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United Nations, N. Y
INS
Dag Hammarskjold
Minmster
Whinston Churchill
Hammarskjold
London
Churchill
Adoption Puzzle Faces Probate Court Over Child Welfare Custody
In Sheffield Lake, Mr and Mrs Wertz seek to adopt 22 month old Jerry placed with them in February 1952. The Lorain County Child Welfare Department had committed Jerry to welfare care and moved him to another couple for adoption after the Wertzes filed to adopt. Judge Malcolm Thomson heard the case and took it under advisement, noting no precedent in the area.
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Sheffield Lake
Lorain County
Child Welfare Department
Jerry
Wertzes
Wertz
Child Welfare Board
Welfare Department
Thomson
Yule Rule Postpones Divorce Court Cases
The spirit of Christmas will rule in domestic relations court next week as Common Pleas Judges D. A. Cook and John D. Pincura decree no hearings or divorces during Christmas week. The ruling postpones all divorce suits and decrees for the period.
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Common Pleas
D. A. Cook
John D. Pincura
East Germans On Trial For Alleged Western Spy Ring
Seven East Germans faced a Communist court in Berlin on charges of belonging to a Western spy ring. The proceedings began today as part of postwar espionage trials.
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Berlin
Christmas Trees for Sale at Gulf Road Stand
Geo. and Stella Smith offer fresh cut pine and spruce Christmas trees at 1187 Gulf Road. Open daily through season.
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Kristmas Trees
Carpenters
Elyria Nursery
Grafton Rd
Advy
Geo
Stella Smith
Gulf Rd
Cold Grips Large Part Of Nation
Winter weather stretched across the nation as the eastern half faced frigid air and subzero readings in the Midwest. Temperatures ranged from seven below in Alexandria Minnesota to 49 in Miami Florida, with many regions recording single digits or negative numbers. Snow flurries occurred east and south of the Great Lakes, while rain fell along the West Coast and into Texas.
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Gulf States
Midwest
Alexandria
Minn
Rockford
Ill
Corbin
Atlanta
Savannah
Jacksonville
Fla
Orlando
Miami
Montgomery
Ala
Jackson
Miss
Fort Worth
Phoenix
Ariz
Los Ageles
Cleveland
Lafayette
Ind
New York City
Chicago
Great Lakes
California
Oregon
Washington
Texas
Skidding Is Cause Of Two Minor Mishaps
Swirling snow covered the city but no injuries occurred in two minor crashes yesterday afternoon. Claire Johnson 36 Wellington drove a two ton truck that struck William H Jones 34 of 121 Waverly street as he tried to pass on West River road after skidding on ice. A second truck driven by Sam Schweidt 52 Cleveland struck Charles J Koshal ko 49 Westlake at Broad and Lodi streets after Koshal ko stopped for a light. Damages were negligible and no charges filed.
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Claire Johnson
Wellington
William H. Jones
Waverly Street
West River Road
Jones
Sam Schweidt
Cleveland
Charles J. Koshalko
Westlake
Broad
Lodi
Koshalko
Kline Reelected By Farm Bureau
Allan B. Kline was reelected president of the Farm Bureau Federation for a fourth term at the federation convention closing in Chicago. Walter L. Randolph of Montgomery, Alabama, won the vice presidency, defeating George W. Wilson of Clarksburg, California.
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Chicago
INS
Allan B. Kline
Furerhec Farm Bureau Federation
Kline
Federation
Walter L. Randolph
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama State Farm Bureau
George W. Wilson
Clarksburg
Calif
For Sale Atmos Perpetual Motion Clock Ad
For sale a Atmos Perpetual Motion Clock priced at $145.00 plus federal tax. See it at The Watch Shop.
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Atmos
Winter weather dampens Ohio as temperatures tumble
Ohio experiences a sharp cold snap with readings down to one below zero in Dayton and single digits in Cleveland and Columbus. Snow totals rise, highways turn slippery near Cleveland and Lorain, with five inches in Ashtabula County. A five day forecast shows temperatures four to eight degrees below normal and turning colder Monday.
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International News Service
Ohio
U.S
Cincinnati
Columbus
Cleveland
Toledo
Youngstown
Akron
Weather Bureau
Ohio Highway Department
Painesville
Jefferson
Ravenna
Chardon
Lorain
Medina
Norwalk
Ashland
Wooster
Survey Urges North South Pike Feasibility Study
Columbus Ohio The Ohio Highway Department seeks funds for an engineering study of a Cincinnati to Conneaut turnpike proposal The Ohio Highway and Turnpike Association backs an alternative Cincinnati to Toledo route urging a preliminary survey before choosing a specific project The Board of Control has not released the requested money and leaders in the Legislature have yet to act Integrates names of Ernest M Green Sam P Linzell Gov Lausche and party leaders with the ongoing funding dispute
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Columbus
Cincinnati
Toledo
Conneaut
Highway Department
Ohio Highway and Turnpike Association
Ohio
Ernest M. Green
Turnpike Commission
Sam P. Linzell
Frank J. Lausche
Board of Control
Green
Linzell
Tom. V. Moorehead
Zanesville
J. Frank McClure
Loudonville
Tips on Winter Dress and Advertising Inserts
Several thin garments, doctors say, insulate better than one thick layer. Air between layers preserves warmth. Experience shows multiple insertions of ads beat a single ad when selling items. Gather them up and Dial 4751 to insulate your pocketbook with new dollars. Do it today.
CUSTOM BUILT Motorolato Radios for all cars
Erb Radio advertises custom built Motorolato radios for autos with prices starting at 39.95 and up. The note includes contact phone 3176 and is presented as a local merchant advertisement.
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Motorolato
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