Eisenhower backs Dulles to stay as secretary amid cancer
President Eisenhower said John Foster Dulles should remain secretary of state as long as he can, praising his wisdom and knowledge of foreign affairs despite a cancer recurrence surfaced by a recent hernia operation. He noted a strong second echelon at the State Department and anticipated Berlin talks with Russia continuing.
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DiSalle Committee Urges Gas Tax and License Fee Hikes
The DiSalle administration backs higher gas taxes and license fees to fund road construction. Reports from three committees push motorist cost increases, including a two cent tax rise and a five cent federal tax share, to sustain the state highway program amid 1949 alignments.
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Foe Predicts No Law On SUB Fight In Ohio
Fred J. Milligan of Columbus leads the Ohio Information Committee opposing Supplemental Unemployment Benefits. He predicts the SUB bill will fail in the Legislature and argues the emergency clause may be removed, possibly delaying or blocking a vote. He also contemplates a statewide referendum and notes GOP resistance to another labor issue on the ballot. House hearings on SUB loom next week. Milligan says petition effort would require 180000 signatures in 90 days.
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Twisted Writings Blur in Silenced Havana Case
A garbled report from Havana references a shooting tied to a figure named Don and a request for forgiveness. The text mentions a trial appeal and unclear lines about legality and retaliation amid violent events.
Unclear fragmented report on weather and health prognosis
Fragmented text references General George C and a prognosis described as guarded. Mentions Vanguard Hospital and Be Marshall with limited readable names and dates. Overall, the article segment is incomplete and lacks a clear narrative or outcome.
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Perad
Postwar Talks Put Pomerania Status To Poland
The report notes heavy diplomacy involving Secretary of State John Foster Dulles and German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer aiming to finalize postwar territorial changes. Soviet approval and Warsaw’s stance are cited as pivotal to any peace plan and to the future of the Pomeranian territories.
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UPI
Virginia court integration orders amid highway tax dispute
Front Royal Virginia reports court orders linked to school desegregation as 22 of 30 Negro applicants enter Warren County High School amid broader funding debates. Governors and officials discuss a two cent per gallon tax hike to support a 300 million dollar highway program, with DiSalle cautioning it would be extremely difficult.
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Tarry Bowls 785 For New Elyria Record
Ted Tarry, co owner of Tarry Tavern, bowled a 785 set the highest individual series in Elyria in the Turkey Shoot league. His score tops a 764 by Tony Pompei in 1949 and further cements his string of 700 series this season begun in 1943. Frank Matek posted 726 as the runner up, with Tarry’s 278 228 279 games highlighted.
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Ike Sees No Need For Emergency Aid
President Eisenhower told a news conference there is no reason for the federal government to revive emergency unemployment aid while the economy shows rising indicators.
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Weather Update and Political Remarks From Washington
The Chief Executive answered questions tied to Walter Reuther of the United Automobile Workers. Reuther proposed a march of unemployed on Washington for more federal aid. The forecast calls for windy conditions with light snow ending tonight and highs near 25 to 30. Cloudy with occasional snow and a Puerto Rico AFL-CIO meeting noted. The President questioned the feasibility of a march and cited Defense Secretary McEnry’s comments on possible limits to his tenure. Temperatures were forecast to rise slowly, with varying humidity and precipitation measurements reported. Five day Ohio weather summary included.
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Spying Charged ag baline Madison Wisconsin
An odd fragment from a UPI report mentions David Blanchard a Republican floor leader and alleged Democratic recruitment of Capitol pages. It notes unsettled weather with snow possible Saturday and advising GOP colleagues to stay discreet about page sightings.
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Local Fire Department Accredited for First Time
Lorain County club hears national president discuss combating Communism as Oberlin votes on water system expansion. Referendum petitions filed. page references noted for details.
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Bus Crash Injures 18 Near Findlay on Icy Highway
A Greyhound double decker struck the rear of a stopped tractor-trailer on U S 25 six miles south of Findlay. Eighteen people were injured, including driver Ray Zink 53 who faced a driving without due regard for highway conditions charge. Zink suffered a fractured leg and internal injuries. Also hospitalized were Louise Mason 27 Detroit Myra McPherson 59 Bowling Green Ohio Robert Beatty 35 Detroit William Kress 33 Rhoda Va Tillie Skinner 48 Warren Va and Richard Purdy 46 Findlay. Eleven others had minor injuries.
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Richard Purdy
Many Ford workers caught in Beaver Creek crash
A state patrol report says 13 cars were involved on Route 2 and 6 at Beaver Creek bridge just after 6 38 am with up to four more possibly involved. No injuries were reported though drivers scrambled to identify names and addresses. pavement was slick and officials weighed one large crash versus four separate ones.
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