Malenkov Resigns as Bulganin Elected Soviet Premier
Moscow reports Georgi Malenkov resigns as premier and Marshal Nikolai Bulganin is elected unanimously to succeed him. Bulganin nominated by Nikita Khrushchev at a joint Supreme Soviet session after Malenkov's surprise departure. Diplomats foresee shifts in Soviet policy toward the West and China.
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Moscow
Georgi Malenkov
Russia
Nikolai Bulganin
Bulganin
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Supreme Soviet
Malenkov
Matlenkov
Soviet Union
Josef Stalin
Lavrenli P. Bera
Secret Police
Faust
Stalin
Washington
London
Siam
Monscow
Alexander Petrovich ¥Olicov
Soviet of the Union
Malenikov
U.S.S
Council of Ministers
U.S.S.R
Maltenkov
M. Malatov
Partia
Vermilion Fire Fatality Claims Spanish American War Vet
William C. Deam, 78, a Spanish American War veteran, died in a fire that destroyed his home on Infantry Drive in Volunteer Bay, three miles west of Vermilion. His wife escaped unharmed, later cared for by a daughter in Cleveland Heights. Firemen cited possible death from exhaustion, with water shortages and traffic hindering suppression. Deam, a retired mail clerk, was found dead by Vermilion Chief Carl Blaser who had earlier rescued him from flames. funeral arrangements were set in Cleveland with services at Hope Lutheran Church.
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Infantry Drive
Volunteer Bay
William C. Deam
Cleveland
Deam
Luther C. Leavitt
Orchard Rd
Cleveland Heights
Crestline
Carl Blaser
Mr. Deam
Blaser
Fisher Funeral Home
Ziehm
Euclid Ave
Hope Lutheran Church
Taylor Rd
Bathhouses blasted by La Frensa over high prices
La Frensa denounces monopolists running public baths for charging excessive rates. It cites a two cent per bath cost in U S currency as an example of alleged overpricing and market control.
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la Frensa Today
U. S
Molotov proposes parley on Formosa amid tensions
Paris reports Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov urged an international conference on Formosa to British and Indian ambassadors in Moscow. Britain seeks war-avoidance steps as Formosan forces complicate talks. Eden favors quiet diplomacy over public charges.
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V. M. Molotov
Formosa
Molotov
Britain
India
Moscow
Eden
Red China
Chiang Kai-shek
Tachens
Matsu
Quemoy
Eisenhower Proposes Billion Dollar School Aid Plan
President Eisenhower asked Congress for a $1.2 billion program of federal aid to ease the national shortage of more than 300000 classrooms. The plan includes $200 million in outright grants, $900 million in loan authority, and $150 million for state building agencies, with federal bonds to lease schools to districts. He urged rapid action while reaffirming state and local responsibility for schooling.
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INS
Eisenhower
Congress
Suchagencies
Civilians Evacuated From North Tachens by Navy Ships
In Formosa the evacuation of civilians from the threatened north Tachens was completed without incident. Vice Admiral Alfred M. Pride announced the last group was taken from the beach by U S Navy and Nationalist ships at 5 17 p m Tuesday 4 37 AM EST. Evacuation of civilians from the southern Tachens would continue through the night as progress remained satisfactory.
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Formosa
North Tachen Island
Alfred M. Pride
U.S. 7Th Fleet
U.S. Navy
Price
South Tachen
Soviet Power Spread Out Seen In Bulgaria Election
American officials linked new leadership in Moscow to a spread of real power among several Kremlin figures. In Asia tension mounted as 6000 evacuees fled Taicheng island while U S forces moved attack transports toward Formosa amid naval maneuvers.
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Trans- Sports
Formosa
South
Henrico
China
Washington
Tri
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Red China
Bulganin Emerges as New Premier Among Top Russians
Nikolai Bulganin, age 60, is named premier of the Soviet Union. An administrator turned politician, he rises within the political elite as Georgi Malenkov resigns. Reactions mix relief and concern about future Soviet policy in world affairs.
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Malenkov
Bulganin
Molotov
V. M. Molotov
Khrushchev
Russia
Moscow
State Bank
United Press
Nikolai Bulganin
Soviet Union
Shevist Party
Siberia
Lithal Police
Gorkila
America
Central Asia
Hydro
Revolu l
Georgi Malenkov
United States
U.S.S.R
International
Bulganin lauded as Moscow ally and Soviet leader in post war era
Fragmentary account traces Bulganin from Nizhni Novgorod birth in 1895 to early work life, joining Bolshevik party in 1917 and rising to Moscow mayor and defense figure. It notes his role in building Moscow subway and leading centralized control, with references to Cheka and Soviet apparatus.
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Munist
Bulganin
Moscow
Man
Buwlzganin
Lazar Kaganol
Nizhni-Novgorod
Gorki
Mnitiek Teennne Mantes
Nikolai
Bolshevist Party
Bol
Soviet leadership shift noted in Molotov remarks
The article outlines reactions to Malenkov's resignation and Bulganin's succession, with Molotov denouncing US policies and Formosa, and Western leaders warning the change may signal a tougher Soviet stance. It also mentions Elyria events and local ads.
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Walter F. George
Dga
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
John J. Sparkman
Ala
Foreign Relations Committee
Five Day Weather Forecast for Ohio
The Ohio forecast shows near normal temperatures Wednesday through Sunday with highs 35 to 40 and lows 20 to 24. Warmer midweek, cooler Thursday and Friday, warmer Saturday, then cooler again Sunday. Rain or snow is likely in the north Wednesday and again across most of Ohio late Friday or Saturday.
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Suuday
Sheppard Motion Studied By Court
Attorneys for Dr. Samuel Sheppard pressed to free the convicted killer on bail as they asked the Court of Appeals to certify Ohio Supreme Court reviews for two other slayers freed on bond pending appeals. The appellate panel heard the case for about 30 minutes and then took it under advisement.
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Samuel Sheppard
Wile Slayer
Court of Appeals
Ohio Supreme Court
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