Russia Expected to Step Up Asia Activities
Western diplomats read the Bulganin Khrushchev report on their India Burma and Afghanistan tour and concluded Moscow plans increased actions in Asia. The study signals a shift in Soviet engagement with Asian states following the trip.
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Russia
Asia
Moscow
India
Burma
Afghanistan
Nikita Khrushchev
Nikolai Bulganin
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Malaya vows renewed war on communist guerrillas
Malaya's chief minister Tengku Abdul Rahman declares a renewed extermination campaign against Malayan Communist guerrillas. He rejects any betrayal of the Malayan people and says the amnesty offer will end in February. The move follows collapsed peace talks at Baling Kedah State.
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Kuala
Lumpur
Malaya
Tengku Abdul Rahman
Communist Party
Chin Peng
Baling
Kedah
Pickets Stop Non-Strikers at Sharon Westinghouse Plant
At Westinghouse Sharon plant in Pennsylvania a clash occurred as non-striking workers tried to enter through the main gate. Pickets blocked the entry and a power house worker, Paul Love, was pulled from his car and knocked into a tree during the confrontation amid ongoing 75 day wage walkout negotiations by the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers.
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Westinghouse
Sharon
Pittsburgh
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Wicubcu
Tnt
Eisa
Paul Love
Gix
State Seeks End to Liquor Sales to Minors
Ohio officials announced a crackdown after a Cleveland paper sent an 18 year old reporter to 11 state liquor stores on Christmas eve. Perjury charges were discussed to deter underage purchases and bootlegging of pint bottles as stores opened late after meetings. Police reported a minor was injured during protests as the drive was stepped up across Cuyahoga County.
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Columbus, C
State Liquor Department
Toj
William C. Bryant
Cuyahoga County
Sharon
Bryant
Cleveland
Tax cut prospects loom as decade goals discuss growth
Washington lawmakers meeting with top tax experts debate a possible one third tax reduction over ten years with debate on start date in 1956. A round table report outlines cautious optimism for major cuts while noting uncertainties and economic considerations.
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Washington
INS
Dolores Hodges
Sheila
Hershel Hodge
Hodge
Half of Salk vaccine remains unused nationwide
Washington reports more than half of the Salk polio vaccine supply has gone unused despite proven safety and effectiveness. Surgeon General Leonard A. Scheele urged rapid vaccination before the next polio season, noting about seven million doses shipped since July 31 with only around 3.2 million used.
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Washington
INS
U.S
Leonard A. Scheele
Public Health Service
New York
California
Scheele
Elyria City Council Approves Ohio Edison Contract
Elyria adopts a two year electric power contract with Ohio Edison giving residential and commercial customers an estimated 120000 yearly saving. The deal, effective in 30 days, drops a 10 percent street lighting discount and includes the White Way fluorescent system. Chairman Victor Stewart says further negotiations would be useless. The move accompanies school children benefiting from a national infantile paralysis program.
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Ohio Edison
Elyria
Council
Victor Stewart
Utilities Committee
Akron
Nat White Way
Tional Foundation
Labor and street costs rise over new Elyria rates
Slavery of labor framed as Soviet war aim appears in local debate over Elyria utility bills. Stewart and allies argue that new two year contracts for residential and commercial rates yield over twenty thousand dollars in residential savings and more than ninety thousand for commercial users, while some see higher costs for minimum users. Street lighting costs rise to fifty nine thousand, with fluorescent downtown lamps and White Way fixtures included. An emergency stop-gap White Way contract covers current rates as prior agreement nears expiration.
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Stewart
Elyria
Akron
J. Grant Keys
Dale Kellogg
Walter Decker
John Hovis
Decker
Kellogg
Rt. 57
Turnpike Interchance
Yalta Papers Reveal Soviet Use of German Labor Early 1945
Publication of the final Yalta Papers shows Soviet Russia included German slave labor as a war aim in January 1945. Documents reveal U S officials feared Soviet motives while fighting a common enemy as Averell Harriman reported to Roosevelt that Moscow noted two to three million Germans could be used as labor. The notes discuss reparations and wage settlements amid postwar plans.
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Washington
INS
Yalta
Soviet Russia
U. S
Elyria
Averell Harriman
New York
Moscow
Franklin D
Roosevelt
Ce Man
Mr Maiski
Cold New Year's Seen Snow Flurries Likely
A high pressure area brings frigid Canadian air to Ohio with temperatures in the 30s south and high 20s north for New Year’s. Brief snow flurries are possible, mainly near Lake Erie, with tonight’s readings 10 to 20 degrees and travel conditions expected to be normal overall. Roads remain typical aside from areas around Sandusky, Medina, Akron, Ravenna, Warren, and Youngstown.
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Seach
Weather Bureau
Akron
Ravenna
Warren
E State
Youngstown
Review of the Year 1955 in Elyria and County News
Tomorrow's Chronicle Telegram highlights a month by month review of Elyria and county top stories. Special features cover major events, outstanding pictures, and top topics across communities with features that made Saturdays must reading.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
The Weather Rapper Score Range
The fragment references a weather related score range from four to thirty four, but the precise context, unit, or event is unclear in the OCR text. Further readable details are needed to produce a meaningful summary with named entities.
Dionne Quints Return Home For Holidays
Yvonne Cecile and Annette Dionne returned to Callander Ontario with their brother Oliva Jr after a hastened trip from Montreal Ottawa and North Bay to reach the family home. Their parents awaited the girls as reporters noted the quiet dawn and a guarded welcome at the cream colored residence. The girls had left Montreal Thursday night by car and then rode by train before finishing the journey by auto to surprise the family on a cold morning.
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Callander
Yvonne
Cecile
Annette Dionnes
Maurice Girouard
Ohio
Norving
Marie
Girouard
Jada
Oliva Dionne
Quints
Montreal
Ottawa
North Bay
Oliva, Jr
Lausche Names 4 To Board for War Orphans Scholarship
Governor Lausche appointed four members to the War Orphans Scholarship Board. Named were Frances Detree of Toledo, Walter E. Gobrecht of Massillon, John Engelken of Greenville, and Robert H. Smith of Columbus. The board includes four members from permanent veterans organizations as provided by the legislature.
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Frances Detree
Toledo
Jomvet
Walter E. Gobrecht
Massillon
Ohio D.A.V
John Engelken
Greenville
V.F.W
Robert H. Smith
Columbus
American Legion
New Contract Boosts City's Electric Bills
Elyria faces higher charges under a new Ohio Edison contract. City Hall shifts from a special two-cent rate to the commercial class, boosting its bill by an estimated 1,653 dollars. The change eliminates the special rate and aligns City Hall with other commercial users, making the current bill higher than last year but less than prior commercial-rate levels.
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Elyria
Ohio Edison
City Hall
Ely- Tin
Reds Shell Chiang-Held Island Chain
Chinese Communist forces bombarded both ends of the Nationalist offshore island chain in a likely prelude to attacking Matsu and Quemoy. Nationalist air and naval patrols operated around Quemoy and Kaoteng with repeated duels and 700 shells reported Thursday. No immediate attack on Formosa was predicted despite Red harassment notes tied to Geneva talks.
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Taipei
Formosa
Matsu
Quemoy
Kaoteng
Quemoy Island
Chiang Kai-shek
U.S
Okinawa
Philippines
U S Assures India Of Neutral Goa Stance
The United States told India it remains neutral in the Goa dispute and seeks a peaceful solution with no mediation offer from Washington. The State Department emphasized U S interest is in stability and a peaceful resolution.
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Washington
INS
U. S
India
Goa
State Department
Truck Kills Boy On Slow Moving Tractor Trailer
A local boy, Philp Dietz, age 12 from Baghton, was crushed to death Thursday when he attempted to wave at a slow moving steel laden tractor trailer. Police report details are incomplete but indicate a fatal accident occurred at the scene.
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Philp Dietz
Baghton
More Hurt by Cars Than in Wars Chronicle Ad Claim
A Chronicle Telegram notice claims 33 Americans are injured in auto accidents for every U S serviceman wounded in all wars. It urges readers to shop for safe cars and to check a big selection and values in the Want Ads.
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United States
Chronicle-Telegram
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