Molotov Proposes European Security Treaty At Big Four
Soviet Foreign Minister Vyacheslav Molotov urged a European collective security treaty open to all European nations and the withdrawal of foreign troops from Germany within six months. He would exclude the United States from defending Western Europe and invite observers from the United States and Communist China, drawing sharp Western rejection at the 15th Big Four session.
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Berlin
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
Europe
Molotov
Germany
United States
China
European Organization
Great Britain
Mayor Calls Turnpike Arbitration First Positive Step
Elyria mayor J Grant Keys pushes for an impartial arbitration board to settle the four mile turnpike location dispute. He argues the Ohio Turnpike Commission blocks progress and vows to seek governor approval if city council backs the plan. A United Press dispatch notes Governor Lausche rejected appointing a board as unprecedented.
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J. Grant Keys
Ohio Turnpike Commission
Turnpike Commission
Elyria
Keys
Ohio
United Press
Frank J. Lausche
James Shacknessy
Commission
Shocknessy
City Council
Lausche
Hope Rises For Pope's General Recovery Soon
Vatican City reports improving condition of Pope Pius XII with better sleep and nourishment. He has left his bed longer, ate semi solid foods for the first time since a liquid diet began 15 days ago, and marks the 15th anniversary of Pope Pius XI's death as doctors call the acute stage ending.
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Vatican City
Pius XII
Vatican
Vatican Press Office
Giuseppe Hendrix
Riccardo Galeazzi-Lisi
Sistine Chapel
Pius XI
Weather outlook for Northeastern Ohio today and Thursday
Partly cloudy and warmer today with snow flurries and colder tonight. Cloudy with more snow flurries and colder Thursday. High 42, low 26. Tuesday range 27. Year ago Tuesday 24 to 4. Humidity 91% at 8am and 70% at 8pm. Sunrise to sunset and moon times noted. Advertising lines for salt and coal companies follow.
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Ohio
Sunrise Wi
East Berlin Border Shooting Wounds Refugee
A refugee from the Soviet occupation zone was shot in the right leg by Communist police at the East West Berlin border as he tried to return to East Berlin. West German police confirmed the incident, the first since the Big Four ministers conference began. unrest grows in East Germany with propaganda tours and fuel shortages hitting production.
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Berlin
West
East Berlin
Red
East Germany
City Set to Hear of Safety Record Award
Elyria will receive an award from the Ohio State Safety Council for a traffic death free record, 606 days as of yesterday, based on the 1933 year. Chief J. E. Boges was notified by H. G. J. Hays, council manager, that the ceremony will occur within the next three weeks. Elyria, in Group VII (25,000 to 50,000 population), was the sole community with a fatality free record last year.
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Elyria
Ohio State Safety Council
J. E. Boges
H. G. J. Hays
Councll
Hays
Named To Board
Lowell S Lloyd Stacy of Columbus and Washington county is named to the State Board of Agriculture today by Governor Lausche. The truck farmer and implement dealer joins the Agriculture board as part of a state appointments move.
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Columbus S
Lloyd S. Stacy
Lowell
Washington County
State Board of Agriculture
Lausche
Fugitive Harold Weinberg Confesses Bodenheim Murder
New York police announce scarfaced fugitive Harold Weinberg confessed to killing poet Maxwell Bodenheim with a .22 rifle last weekend. Police say no confession yet on Bodenheim’s wife Ruth who was stabbed to death in a Bowery room. Weinberg was captured in a Lower East Side alley after tips from a neighbor and the police.
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New York
Harold Weinberg
Maxwell Bodenheim
Greenwich Village
Weinberg
Bodenheim
Ruth
Bowery
Lower East Manhattan
Bodenfeiz
Bodenheim Gate
Allan Seigel
Lower East Side
Seigel
Nina J
Trucker Daniel Delich Killed As Train Hits Truck
New London Ohio area reports Daniel B Delich 30 a Royal Oak Michigan truck driver killed when his vehicle was struck by an eastbound New York Central Express at State Route 20. Train speed about 70 mph. seven crew escaped injury. Coroner cites broken neck. Delich survived by wife Alberta and three children.
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New London
Royal Oak
Mich
Daniel B. Delich
Detroit
New York Central
Cleveland
C. J. Cooper
J. E. Rathbun
Cooper
Rathbun
Delich
Cincinnati
Shelby
Linndale
Sackett-Eastman Funeral Home
Huron County
Charlies Edel
Kaplan Bros. Trucking Co
Kimball Joins Elyria Library Board After Seward
Dexter Kimball Jr., head of Bendix Westinghouse Automotive Air Brake Co, was named to the Elyria library Board of Trustees to fill the vacancy created by James S. Seward’s death on December 10, 1952. Seward served 23 years. Kimball’s life appointment is by the self perpetuating board per the will of founder Charles Ely. Dexter Kimball Sr.’s autobiography is on display at the library.
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Dexter 8. Kimball Jr
Bendix-Westinghouse Automotive Air Brake Co
Elyria Library
James S. Seward
Seward
Kimball
Charles Ely
Dexter Kimball Sr
Father Of 3 Hit By Meningitis
Thomas Richards of Ridgeville, father of three young children Tommy 4 Cynthia 3 and Denise L was diagnosed with meningitis. He was taken to Memorial Hospital and then rushed by ambulance to Cleveland for further care. Mrs Ruth Haehl is noted as his mother.
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Thomas Richards
Center Ridge Read
Ridgeville
Ria Memorial Hospital
Cleveland
Ruth Haehl
Richards
Tommy
Cynthia
Denise
Lincoln Day Dinner Ties China Fall To Communist Threats
Speaker links the fall of China and Far East chaos to Communists in the United States. Senator John Marshall Butler faulted Harry Dexter White for steering decisions that aided a Communist influence and the collapse of China. He criticized delayed aid and said earlier funding could have curbed the spread of communism in Asia.
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Lorain County
Bruce Alexander
Republican Central Committee
John M. Butler
Maryland
Ted W. Brown
Ohio
Harold I. Covault
U.S
Washington Avenue Church of Christ
John Marshall Butler
Baltimore
Harry Dexter White
United States
Far East
White
Treasury Department
International Monetary Fund
America
Butler
China
Congress
Chiang
Jurors summoned for city trial in liquor case
Twenty people have been impaneled for petit jury service to hear the case of Laverie Sam Bernino charged with illegal possession of intoxicating liquor for sale in Mayor J Grant Keys court. Jurors notified by H E Agate include Bernice Plas Rose Frabotta Edward Burrell Jessie Carrick Nora Funk Albert Schweizer Charles Sauer Eunice Getty William Exden Rose Alton Dollie Bland John Ragan Mary Wright Evelyn Mills Maude Bliss Janet Birk Celia Raymer Lewis Berchak Fred Garner Mittilene Eld Oberlin and others from Lorain County.
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Petit Jury
Laverie
Sam) Bernino
Janet ‘Birk
Celia Raymer
Lews L. Berchak
Columbia Station
Fred Garner
Avon Lake
Mittilene R
Eisenhower warns against extreme partisan charges
President Eisenhower said it is untrue and unwise to claim all Democrats are treasonous or security risks. He added there is no way a President can stop such charges except within his own branch and urged restraint from executive staff amid partisan debates. He avoided naming individuals including Sen. McCarthy.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Joseph R. McCarthy
R-Wis
Executive Branch
Pleads Guilty To Intoxicated Flying
Lorain municipal court fined 200 dollars and costs after pilot Martin Zalok 34 of Strongsville pleaded guilty to flying while intoxicated. Zalok and three companions were arrested near Lorain Skyport Airport when his plane ran off a runway into a ditch during approach. Police said the men staggered from the aircraft and were picked up while hitchhiking.
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Lorain
Martin Zalok
Strongsville
Zalok
Lorain Skayport
American Technicians Arrive In Indochina
105 American aircraft technicians arrived in Indochina in civilian clothes with General Weyland to aid French requests for servicing American supplied aircraft. U N commander Hull left Tokyo for Washington for Far East crisis talks alongside Ambassador Allison. Weyland to stay a few days in Indochina to confer with Rene Pleven. Reports say Viet Minh advanced within six miles of Luang Prabang, Laos. SIM RESAR advertises new address.
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Tokyo
Indochina
Otto P. Weyland
Far East
John E. Hull
U.N
Washington
U.S
John Allison
Weyland
Rene Pleven
Saigon
Hanoi
Luang Prabang
Laos
Eisenhower warns against U S entry in Indochina shooting
President Eisenhower said it would be a tragedy for the United States to become involved in the Indochina fighting. He argued that aid should avoid entanglement and that American forces are not to be deployed, while supporting Vietnam and French efforts with technical help. He noted risks but insisted no one should want a broader war in the Far East. He also contrasted his stance with Sen Russell who called sending American mechanics a mistake that could lead to piecemeal involvement.
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Washington
Eisenhower
United States
Indochina
Congress
Far East
America
Germany
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
U.S
Judge Sentences Two To Prison In Lorain Burglary Case
Judge John D. Pincura sentenced Robert Paul Thompson 28 of Toledo to one to 12 years in the penitentiary for burglary of Mittendorf Drug Store in Lorain last December. Chester Scott 19 of Lorain was sent to Mansfield Reformatory for an indeterminate term for breaking into the B and B Grill in Lorain on December 5. Three others received probation after pleading guilty for December burglaries and a child-support case. Francis Burke Elyria for burglary of Excell Machine Products Co on December 17. Lile Thompson Lorain for Willow Hardware burglary December 12. Galen Hendrixson Elyria for non-support of two children.
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John D. Pincura
Robert Paul Thompson
Toledo
Mittendorf
Lorain
Chester Scott
Mansfield Reformatory
Francis Burke
Elyria
Excell Machine Products Co
Lile Thompson
Loram
Willow Hardware
Galen (Hendrixson
Ban Surplus Food Sale Behind Iron Curtain
Washington administration bans sale of government surplus food behind the Iron Curtain. Commerce Secretary Sinclair Weeks says no export license will be issued to a commercial shipper seeking to sell surplus butter and cottonseed oil to Russia. Policy controls stand while non strategic products may still be considered.
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Washington &S
Iron Curtain
Commerce
Sinclair Weeks
Russia
Weeks
Soviet Bloc
Ad writer helps word a better dating ad
A fragmented advice note suggests improving how a person presents a dating ad. It mentions not nagging about eating habits and hints at guidance from an ad writer to craft better wording for appeal. The text includes stray phrases and numbers but points to collaboration to improve expression.
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Dia
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