Douglas Urges Quit Recognizing Soviet Satellites
Senator Paul Douglas calls for severing diplomatic ties with Soviet satellite nations after alleging deceit at Yalta. He will introduce a Senate resolution to drop recognition and eject satellite states from the United Nations, with Lithuania’s 36th Independence Day noted. He also plans an ethics bill requiring disclosure of income for government employees earning over $10,000.
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Chicago
Paul H. Douglas
United States
Russia
Douglas
International News Service
Senate
Dinois
United Nations
Lithuania
Estonia
Latvia
U.S.S.R
Illinois
Four new experiments hint at grafting future heart and lung transplants
New York scientists at an International Conference on tissue hemotransplantation outlined four findings. Dr. Kahn showed body parts differ in destroying grafts. grafts placed in muscle fare better than in skin. Dr. Greene noted embryonic tissue and some cancer tissues can be transplanted between species. Drs Engley Allgower and Snyder traced a mysterious substance circulating after grafts. Dr. Gabrieli reported reticuloendothelial cells release destroyers after grafts but are vulnerable to X rays.
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New York Academy of Sciences
Reuben L. Kahn
University Ofichigan
Harry Greene
Yale
M. Allgower
C. Snyder
The
Unversity of
Texas
Basel
Switzerland
Elemer Gabrieli
Fire Destroys Mazio Mill in Circleville
A major blaze Thursday nearly destroyed the Mazio Mill in Circleville and damaged the Pickaway county sheriff’s office and jail. The loss to nearby buildings was estimated at 200000 dollars as flames engulfed the city of about 8000 people and were visible for miles.
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Mazio
Pickaway County
Plans Announced For Rocky River Building Project
A four person syndicate led by Cleveland realtor Lewis Cowan announced a million dollar commercial development on Center Ridge road at Linden in Rocky River. The site beside a driving range will include 473 feet of frontage and 800 feet depth with leasing plans before construction. Cowan denied May Co or Sears Roebuck leases. Earlier, a Catholic girls school project costing about one million and a separate office building of 1.5 million were also announced nearby, both at Center Ridge area near Westgate Shopping Center.
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Rocky River
Westgate
Center Ridge Road
Lewis Cowan
Cleveland Realtor
Corlar
Linden Street
Cowan
Tte
May Co
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Center Ridge
W. 210Th Street
Tumor Surprises Oklahoma Couple Welcomes Baby Boy
Oklahoma couple George Washington Alexander Pigg and his wife welcomed their first child, George Washington Alexander Pigg Jr., after Mrs. Pigg went to University Hospital in Oklahoma City for a tumor removal. The doctor revealed she was pregnant and near delivery.
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Oklah
George Washington Alexander Pigg
Hope Tops Crosby By One Installment
Hollywood laughs as Bob Hope brags about a nine part life story in a national magazine magazine cover feature titled This Is on Me. He jokes he is the Ben Franklin of his day and recalls his grandfather calling him Tin Ribs. The piece promises candid memories from his long show business life including jokes about Crosby and a peek at his famous ski nose.
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Bob Hope
Jis
Bing Crosby
Hope
Bing
Bob
Saturday Evening Post
George Washington
Benjamin Franklin
Eisenhower
Ben Franklin
Pete Martin
Crosby
Explain color TV difference in East Hartford remark
A technician in East Hartford describes the essential difference between color and black-and-white television, noting that black-and-white shows snow while color provides a clearer picture. The statement reflects early discussions on television technology and reception.
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East Hartford
Conn
NYC Rail Battle Heats Up In Fight For NYC Board
NYC President William White vowed a bare fisted fight to finish as he clashed with Robert Young over control of the New York Central. Young claimed proxy votes near 90 percent and said he would name a new board chair if elections were held now. White rebuked Young’s bid as an imperious demand and defended a democratic board elected by 80 percent of stockholders. White also revealed Young had proposed White stay as president under Young as CEO.
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Chicago
INS
New York Central Railroad
NYC
William White
White
Robert Young
Young
NYC Board of Directors
Palm Beach
Fla
J. P. Morgan
Traffic Club
New York Central
America
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Tthe Nyc
Probed Embezzler case in Cleveland involving Hinkle
Probation officer Nelson Klein investigated William Hinkle, 29, who confessed to embezzling about $19,000 from Peoples Savings Bank of Martins Ferry. Hinkle, a former cashier, repaid $14,000 and remains free on $1,000 bond in Willoughby. Klein expected to finish report by Feb. 19 for Federal Judge Charles J. McNamee.
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Nelson Klein
William Hinkle
Charles J. McNamee
Hinkle
Peoples Savings Bank
Martins Ferry
Willoughby
Klein
Suburban Area Chairs Named For Heart Drive
Mrs. Howard Begin of Brentwood Lake and Mrs. Gordon Smith of Spring Valley named area chairs for the Heart Sunday drive in Lorain County. Campaign led by Cleveland Area Heart Society executive chairwoman Mrs. Alvin J. Meyer targets 450000 dollars, with three hours of residence solicitations starting 1 PM Sunday February 14.
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Spring Valley
Howard Begin
Edgewood Drive
Brentwood Lake
Gordon Smith
Reeves Road
Alvin J. Meyer
Lorain County
Cleveland Area Heart Society
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League of Women Voters
St Andrew Episcopal ‘Church
Bendixfestinghouse Automotive Air Brake Corporation
Smith
Elyria Ywca
Elyria Women's Club
Western Reserve School of Nursing
Dr. Smith
David
Instant Coffee and Tea Sales Rise Amid Soaring Prices
Elyria shoppers turn to substitutes as coffee costs climb toward a dollar a pound. Three major supermarkets report strong instant coffee and tea sales with one store raising its own brands by six cents per pound. Regular coffee remains popular, and officials note a 10 percent weekly sales boost but seek larger-volume buys to avoid losses.
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Elyria
Chronicle
Treasury Surplus Shows Big Gain Early February
United Press reports a February surplus near 850 million dollars in the first nine days as income tax payments boost treasury revenue. For the fiscal year to date, receipts total about 32.78 billion with an 811 million deficit, while Eisenhower’s economy plan aims to further trim red ink by next year though a balanced budget remains distant.
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Washington
Treasury
Eisenhower
Boy Safe After 18 Hours In Old Ice Box
Six year old James Edward Brice spent 18 hours inside an abandoned ice box near Toledo Ohio. Discovered by neighbor Mrs Carmen Potete after she heard crying while hanging clothes. The box measured 24 by 24 inches and 17 inches deep. He opened the door himself and did not know he could not escape. He was taken to a hospital and survived cold and hungry after 24 hours without food.
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James Edward Brice
Carmen Potete
James
Katherine Brice
Higher Rank Proposed For AECs Chairman
Congressional leaders proposed that the Atomic Energy Commission chairman receive Cabinet rank to bolster defense planning. Rep. Sterling Cole announced a bill to make Lewis L. Strauss an official advisor to the President on global military diplomacy and atomic energy, potentially speeding peacetime atomic use and policy coordination with the NSC.
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National Security Council
Cole
Binghamton Audi
Joan Foster Dulles
NSC
Central Intelligence Agency
Strauss
AEC
Bermuda
Eisenhower
China famine claims reach Chinese troops on rationing
A high ranking administration official said U S intelligence shows Communist China suffers widespread famine. He claimed even Chinese troops have been put on short rations as China exports food for scarce raw materials. The official tied the famine to a broader embargo impact and urged tightening rather than loosening trade barriers with the Reds.
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China
U.S
Fie Song Gsi Gi
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Post Office Employes Here Will Take Exam
Seventeen Elyria post office workers join 9000 clerks and letter carriers nationwide in a voluntary written test for promotion to supervisory vacancies. The exam, at 1 30 p m in the Civil Service Room of the Elyria Recruiting Office, names William Kirby as current clerk in charge. The top scorer will fill the post. postal inspector W R Preston will proctor.
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Elyrians
Civil Service Room
Elyria
William Kirby
W. H. Jenne
Norwood Baumbhardt
William Curtis
Timothy Donovan Jr
Training Courses For Girl Scout Leaders Begin Next Week
Mrs James Shreffler announces the start of leadership training for Girl Scout volunteers under the Black River Council. Courses run Feb 15 16 18 22 25 in Lorain at Elks Hall and Elyria at YMCA with sessions 9:30-11:30 am and 1-3 pm. District directors and volunteer trainers oversee the programs.
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Lakeview Drive
Loram
New Black River
Girl Scout Council
Elks Hall
Sixth Street
Elyric
Lorain
Norman Moir
Don Merthe
Elyria
Willard Ward
Dicf
F. Engler
New Lead Follows in 25 Year Old Akron Mystery
Police pursued a new lead in the 1928 disappearance of four year old Melvin Horst from Orrville near Akron. An Akron man claimed in a signed statement that his wife and another man hit the boy in a car and buried the body nearby. Detectors tested all three with negative results. the wife denied knowledge of the incident. The parents later moved to Florida. the case drew nationwide attention.
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Akron
Melvin Horst
Lfmends
Orreilie
Orrville
Labor Press Assn Strikers Return to Work
Seven employees of the Labor Press Association returned to work after a CIO mediated strike over unpaid wages. The employees had quit and picketed the office until Friday when they were told funds were being collected and paychecks would arrive. James C. Carey mediated the meeting between the CIO American Newspaper Guild and Labor Press Association executives, most of whom are ANG members.
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Labor Press Association
CIO
James C. Carey
CIO American Newspaper Guild
ANG
AFL
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