Eisenhower Aides Plan 1954 Economic Outlook Talks
President Eisenhower, with economic advisers Dr Gabriel Hauge and Arthur Burns arriving at his Augusta retreat, orders a public outlook for 1954 addressing an overtime economy. Speech consultants Kevin McCann and Charles Moore craft the January 4 address ahead of the State of the Union, while Budget Director Joseph Dodge prepares the fiscal 1955 budget.
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Augusta
Eisenhower
Congress
Gabriel Hauge
Arthur Burns
Council of Economic Advisers
Kevin McCann
Charles Moore
House
Senate
Joseph M. Dodge
Washington
Vote Tuesday On Elyria Township Schools Issue
Elyria Township PTA seeks a 360000 special bond for a new fireproof school building and extra site. Voters accessible 6 30 am to 6 30 pm with PTA taxi help and babysitting. Bond term 23 years. 60 percent needed after November defeat by two votes.
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Elyria Township
PTA
Elyria
Maplewood School
Driver Is Hurt in South Amherst Road Crash
Romulus J. Willis 41 of 305 Elm Street South Amherst was cited for driving left of center after a mishap on Pyle South Amherst road two and a half miles south of Route 113 at 245 Saturday afternoon. He lost control while negotiating a curve and struck a tree. He suffered contusions and abrasions to the nose and a possible neck injury. Front end damage was estimated at 400 dollars.
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Romulus J. Willis
Elm Street
South
Amherst
Pyle-South
Willis
Democrats Hesitant On Kefauver Proposal
Washington reports leading Senate Democrats hesitated at Kefauvers call for a formal Democrat legislative program. They favor reacting weekly to issues and balancing opposition to the Eisenhower administration with occasional cooperation. Sparkman stressed administration proposals come first while Monroney foresees upcoming pre game huddles to shape strategy.
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Washington
Senate
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Congress
Eisenhower
Kefauver
House
GOP
John J. Sparkman
D-Ala
Mike Monroney
Okla
Fire Department Adopts New Fire Record System
The Elyria Fire Department will start a standardized national reporting system effective January 1. Chief W N Bates notes the new form lists material ignited beside the cause, requiring closer study of a fire's origin and aiding fire prevention.
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Elyria
National Board of Underwriters
New York City
W. N. Bates
Bates
Masons To Meet In Oberlin For Degree Ceremony
Masons of Lorain County and adjacent counties plan a degree ceremony on Monday January 11 in Oberlin at the new Hall Auditorium. Oberlin Lodge No 380 hosts a 70 member team from Al Koran Temple Cleveland presenting the Master Mason Degree in full regalia with many 33rd degree and past district officers. T. O. Murphy chairs arrangements promising ample rear parking. meeting begins at 8 p.m. and all Masons are urged to save the date.
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Lorain County
Richard Kay
Oberlin Lodge No
Oberlin Lodge
Oberlin
New Hall
al Koran
Cleveland
Elyria
T. O. Murphy
Masonsare
One Man's Opinion on Christmas Mail Timing
There still is time to mail a New Year's card to those who sent a Christmas card last year and vice versa. The columnist muses that the post office should notify when a card is mailed so people can send theirs first. A note suggests Congress stamp all Christmas mail as mailed for Christmas from December 20 through 26.
Tax Cuts Loom As 1953 Ends And 1954 Starts
Washington reports a 10 percent cut for about 50 million individual income taxpayers after December 31 as the excess profits tax on corporations ends. Social Security taxes rise to 2 percent for workers and employers on January 1, 1954, while corporate tax relief may come later in 1954. Projections estimate about 60 million individual returns with near 35 billion dollars in net tax liability and corporations paying about 2244 billion, far above 1929 levels.
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Washington
Treasury
United States
Congress
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Republican 80Th Congress
Coop And 15 Chickens Destroyed By Fire
A chicken coop with 15 chickens inside was destroyed by fire yesterday at 2 19 p m on the property of Julius Polinski 231 Woodford Avenue. Firemen listed a lighted kerosene lamp as the cause. Quad Company 1 Engine Company 3 and an emergency truck arrived too late to save the structure or birds.
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Julius Polinski
Woodford Avenue
Elyria
Quad Company 1
Engine Company 3
Gl's Cheer S Koreans Protest Plan To Bring Back 2 U S Divisions
President Eisenhower announced withdrawal of two U S divisions from Korea drawing cheers from GIs but protests from South Korea's Foreign Minister Pyun Yung Tae who said no Korean welcomes the move and urged more replacements before withdrawals while North Korea's strength alleged to be growing. Army officers expressed surprise as initial information came from newsmen and an Army statement outlined transfers for those with long service and rotation slots.
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U. S
Seoul
Korea
Eisenhower
Tokyo
Pyun Yung Tae
S An
Pyun
North Korea
I Syngman Rhee
Eaton Teacher Improves After Fall From Auto
GRAFTON The condition of David Thompson science and driver education instructor at Eaton High School is improving though his physician says his condition will stay critical for a week or ten days. He remains fully conscious during waking hours but in great pain with a skull fracture and concussion at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a Wednesday night accident in a Grafton service station. Mrs Thompson says he was working on the car engine and hung the vehicle on the grease rack when the mishap happened. He attempted to enter the car using a handle from the seat raising mechanism, which broke and sent him to the concrete floor about four feet down. His parents Rev and Mrs J W Thomson of Detroit are staying at the Thompson home.
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Grafton
David Thompson
Eaton High School
Thompson
Elyria Memorial Hospital
J. W. Thomson
Detroit
Mich
Thompson Home
Avon Lake Man in Serious Condition After Westlake Crash
Avon Lake resident Robert Miller, 45, is in serious condition at Bay View Hospital after a 4:35 p.m. crash on Bradley road north of Detroit road in Westlake. Miller, a 13 year veteran of Individu al Laundry Co., was returning to the laundry when a Lakewood car driven by John Gibson struck his truck. He sustained pelvic fractures, head injuries, leg and ankle fractures, and a spine injury. Neighbors started a fund for the family as Miller’s wife stays by his bedside and his sister arrives to help care for the children.
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Charles J. Baker
Bernice
Denise
Long Beach
Calif
Baker
Los Angeles
Avon Lake
Robert Miller
Inwood Boulevard
Bay View Hospital
Bradley Road
Detroit Road
Westlake
Miller
Lakewood
John Gibson
Clarence Avenue
Gladys Maggiacomo
Millbrook
Dean cites 22 GI deserters as propaganda tool
United Nations, N Y AP Arthur H. Dean, special U S ambassador at Korea peace talks, says Americans should not dwell on 22 unrepatriated GIs who refused to return, calling them deserters manipulated by Red propaganda. He warns this sentiment harms morale and notes Moscow allied Red China aims to use Panmunjom as a world propaganda forum while pursuing worldwide revolution.
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United Nations
N. Y
Arthur H. Dean
U. S
Korea
Dean
International News Service
INS
Panmunjom talks reveal risks and stalemate in 1953
The interview outlines how the North Koreans and Chinese Communist position would demand Korea’s unification under communism and withdraw of UN forces. It notes a December 8 proposal could have avoided face loss, but was rejected. It questions prospects for true peace and warns of propaganda surrounding the American prisoners.
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Panmunjom
Republic of Korea
North Korea
China
Korea
Yalu River
U. S
UN General Assembly
U.S
A. L. Hamblen
Queen and Duke welcomed by Maori at New Zealand powhiri
Queen Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh toured New Zealand and were greeted by about 9,000 Maori at the powhiri, the welcoming dance, as they visited northern regions.
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Waitangi
New Zealand
Ins
Elizabeth
Duke of Edinburgh
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