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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1953
Page
5
Four guided missile ships near completion for assignment to the 7th Fleet are highlighted in the Chronicle Telegram report. The article notes ongoing readiness efforts and related Navy planning as of February 9, 1953.
South Amherst mothers interested in forming a local kindergarten are asked to attend a meeting on Tuesday February 10 at 8 p m in the high school cafeteria to organize the effort.
Karl I. Kiss filed for divorce in Pittsburgh alleging unspecified grounds, with the Senate approval noted in coverage. The case centers on the former couple’s separation and related proceedings.
Senator Robert A. Taft doubts the United States should attempt a naval blockade of Red China. He says cutting off trade would be desirable but blockade feasibility requires careful military and diplomatic evaluation. Britain and NATO oppose. Eisenhower may first seek export controls. Taft says Chiang Kai-Shek’s forces are not ready for a major mainland attack, but should be armed and kept ready.
LeRoy K. Roll chief clerk and freight auditor for the Rock Island Railroad paid a $5 speeding fine in a Chicago court after offering a six page typewritten explanation and a three foot diagram to prove he could not have been speeding. The arresting policemen stood by their story and the judge found three against one.
President Eisenhower announced he would nominate Clare Booth Luce to be the United States Ambassador to Italy. Luce would be the second woman to hold the post, calling the appointment a great honor. In Union, Alfred Martin, 38, speeding, told an officer he was in a hurry to Maine and later pled guilty after failing to appear in 1947 town court. fined $15.
Dr David D Denker director of Rutger s American civilization program says teaching a better understanding of American heritage is a secret weapon for world peace. He argues Americans largely ignore their social growth while foreign students bring misconceptions and prejudices about America.
Columbus residents queued for 39 cent New Zealand steaks as 25 000 tons entered the U S market. Officials warn the volume is insignificant and will not alter domestic prices while industry reps note supply remains limited and prices reflect low grade meat.
The Navy disclosed four upgraded vessels two heavy cruisers and two submarines are being outfitted for guided missiles and could join the Seventh Fleet off Korea and Formosa if war conditions require. The ships USS Boston USS Canberra USS Cusk and USS Carbonero conversion began last summer.
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