Dulles Set to Return From Berlin Talks
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles returns to Washington from Berlin and will report that Russia’s global aims remain unchanged. He met with West German Chancellor Adenauer in Bonn after the Big Four ministers parley and will brief President Eisenhower next week. He is likely to say Moscow has not relaxed Cold War goals despite planned four power talks, with Geneva set to begin April 26.
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Washington
John Foster Dulles
Berlin
Russia
Dulles
Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Eisenhower
Palm Springs
Cali
Woman Killed In Crash Near New London
A Martins Ferry woman, 33, Julia Mista, died when the car she rode in collided with a tractor trailer 18 miles south of Norwalk at the Routes 224 and 250 intersection. Companion Robert Dagonni of Wheeling, West Virginia, was critically injured, treated at New London hospital, then moved to St Luke's in Cleveland where doctors labeled his condition fair.
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Norwalk
Martins Ferry
Julia Mista
Robert Dagonni
Wierton
W. Va
New London Hospital
St. Luke’s Hospital
Cleveland
St. Luke’s
Columbus S State sales tax receipts rise mildly
State sales tax receipts for the week ending February 6 totalled 2,784,999 dollars, up 4,440 from the same week last year. The fiscal year to date stands at 120,641,227 dollars, about 7.2 percent ahead of last year.
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Columbus
Weather Northeastern Ohio Forecast and AMVETS Meeting
Sunny and warmer today in Northeastern Ohio with a high near 60. Tonight will be cloudy and not as cool, with a low around 45. Saturday will be cloudy with showers and windy, cooler than today. 24 hour precipitation ending 8 p m Thursday none. Temperature range from day to day and year ago Thursday 5 to 4. Humidity 8 am Thursday around 40 percent, 8 pm 56 percent. Sunrise Friday 7 14 am, sunset 6 07 pm. Moonrise 7 18 pm Friday, moonset 7 19 am Saturday. Attention AMVETS special meeting Sunday Feb Zist at 2 00 pm with free refreshments.
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Ohio
Columbia Barn Fire Destroys Livestock and Equipment
A large frame barn on State Route 252 South of Route 2 was destroyed by fire around 1:45 a.m. It housed 18 milk cattle, 12 calves, pigs, hay, and two tractors. Owner George Ogileshee, tenant George Mott, and Assistant Fire Chief Lyman Hitchcock attributed the blaze to a heated pig pen bulb. Three cows escaped badly burned. Mott plans to move to Friendsville and some stock may be insured. Continued on Page 2.
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George Ogiesbee
Columbia Township
George Mott
Route 252
Columbia
George Ogileshee
Lyman Hitchcock
Mott
Hitchcock
Friendsville
West River Road
Holiday Is Observed Here for Washington Birthday
In commemoration of Washingtons birthday Monday the following places will be closed City Hall Court House Post Office Ohio State Employment Service County Agricultural Office Draft Board Department of Internal Revenue public schools and parochial schools All will reopen Tuesday Banks and St Johns Lutheran School will remain open Monday
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Washington
City Hall
Court House
Ohio State Employment Service
County Agricultural Office
Draft Board
Department of Internal Revenue
Banks
St. John’s Lutheran School
Court Martial for Former Red POW Dickenson
Washington Army officials announce court martial for Edward S. Dickenson, a former Korean War prisoner who initially embraced then renounced communism. He is charged with violating Article 104 for alleged collaboration with the enemy and with misconduct as a prisoner, with trial set at Fort McNair, Washington.
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Washington
Corp
Edward S. Dickenson
Korea
Fort McNair
Army
Dickenson
Dicken
Fire destroys garage and lumber in Amherst area
Amherst fire crews battled a noon blaze that destroyed a garage at 352 Perry Street. Stored lumber used for home remodeling and two large pine trees behind the garage were threatened. homes on the next street were endangered if flames spread. Fire chief remained at the scene with details unavailable.
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Amherst
Herry Street
Reports Of Massacre In Indo China Detailed In Hanoi
Hanoi reports quoted an army spokesman denying a mass slaughter in a Boliv Indo Chinese village. He put the death toll at 12 with 2 priests kidnapped and a church desecrated. Vietminh rebels masquerading as farmers allegedly fired on villagers and looted churches while teen rebels aided by a 15 year old unit aided the rampage.
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Hanoi
Agence France Presse
I J
Saltar
Than Thuong
Thaibing Prams
Nt Se 2
Red River
Vietnam
I BEAL WELDING and JIM-RESAR relocate address update
IBEAL WELDING moved to 150 South and JIM-RESAR has relocated to 582 Lodi Avenue. New phone number 30-112. Abbe Rosd. eat. St. remains unclear.
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Ibeal Welding
Jim-Resar
Lodi Abbe Rosd
Eat
Two 13 Year Olds In Knife Duel Ends in Death
Milwaukee police report a 13 year old, Allen Hebbe, died from a chest wound after a "friendly" knife duel with fellow 13 year old Terry Roy Lundsten. Hebbe approached a basketball game in an alley and began playfully wielding a knife, leading Lundsten to engage in the duel.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Allen Hebbe
Terry Roy Lundsten
Hebbe
Lundsten
Fifteen Die in Tunisian Mountain Crash
A French military aircraft crashed Thursday night on a mountain peak about 36 miles west of Tunis, Tunisia, killing all 15 people aboard. The flaming wreckage was found at the scene.
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Tunis
Tunisia
Tunnis
Vietminh Drive Stalled In Laos, Commander Says
In Saigon Gen Henri Navarre, commander of French-Union forces in Indo China, said the Vietminh offensive in northern Laos has stalled and they cannot capture Luang Prabang with present forces. He added Vietminh strength is near its peak and will soon decline while noting increased Chinese aid to the rebels. Stassen arrived in Saigon to study economic needs of Vietnam Laos and Cambodia as Geneva talks loom.
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Saigon
Henri Navarre
Indo-China
Laos
Luang Prabang
Navarre
Harnld E. Stassen
I. S
Fanpeh
Formosa
Vietnam
Cambodia
Stassen
Geneva
Agence France Presse
Higher Income Tax Exemption Proposed
Senator Walter F. George of Georgia introduced a bill to raise personal income tax exemptions from 600 to 800 this year and to 1000 for dependents later, aiming to boost consumer buying power.
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Washington
Walter F. George
Dga
Trustees Elect Irish As Community Chest President For 1954
Henry R B Irish, secretary of The Timms Spring Company, will serve as president of The Elyria Community Chest Inc for 1954. Irish heads the Chest affairs after the trustees meeting last night. Officers elected include Harry W Hyman first vice president Roy F Vandemark second vice president A H Waters treasurer Courtney E Kirby secretary. Waters and Kirby were re elected. Irish succeeds A H West as Red Feather president. He has long served in Chest campaigns and civic groups including St Andrews Church Elyria Memorial Hospital and the Chamber of Commerce. He spoke of civic duty and community needs while accepting the post. Drive Chairman Hyman will lead the 1954 drive with support from Richard A Stith among others. The board agreed to continue monthly meetings on the third Thursday. A vote of thanks was given to retiring president West.
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Henry R. B. Irish
Timms Spring Company
Elyria Community Chest, Inc
Irish
Chest
Harry W. Hyman
E. Hyman Company
Roy F. Vandemark
A. H. Waters
Courtney E. Kirby
The
Waters
Kirby
A H. West
Red Feather Organization
Inmsh
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
Overbrook Road
Chamber of Commerce
Elyria Memorial Hospital Company
Elyria Country Club
Elyria Corps
Salvaton Army
Trish
Timms ‘Spring Company
C. A. Olsen Mfg
Community Chest
Hyman
Red Feather
West
Richard A. Stith
Korea to Boycott Geneva Peace Talks Over Communists
Seoul announces it will skip the Geneva meeting planned by the Big Four and Red China, arguing no chance for peaceful Korean unification while Chinese forces remain in North Korea. A foreign ministry spokesman warns negotiations under current conditions would aid Communist conquest and calls for Red China to pull out first.
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Republic of Korea
Geneva
ROK
Ment
United States
Korea
South Korea
Red China
North Korea
Ellis K. Briggs
Kenneth Young
Syngman Rhee
China
Red Chima
Bid Won't Lead To Red China Recognition
U S officials told lawmakers the Big Four decision to invite Red China to a Far Eastern peace conference will not mean U S recognition of Beijing. Russia agreed in writing that attendance would not imply diplomatic recognition, while some lawmakers warned it could open a wedge to recognition. Secretary Dulles plans to brief Congress and deliver a radio address. The Geneva conference on Korea and Indochina is set for April 26 with invitees including Communist China on a de facto basis for concrete local problems.
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Dulles
Russia
Korea
IndoChina
Geneva
Switzerland
China
V. M Molotov
Peiping
Molotov
U. S
Germany
Austria
Berlin
Howev
Congress
Berling
Red China
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
Washington
U.S
Peipin
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Foreign Relations Committee
John Foster Dulles
Maton
United States
Briain
France
Insurance Chief Out After 25 Years At Equitable Life
Thomas L Parkinson resigned as head of Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States after a long dispute with New York state insurance superintendent who demanded his removal. The agency valued the company at 7 billion in the era’s dollars.
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New York (Nl
Thomas L Parkinson
Equitable Life Assurance! Society of the
Mrs. Mary Spoerl Honored by Quota Club in Elyria
Quota Club of Elyria celebrated 25th anniversary with dinner at the Gray Stone Hotel honoring Mrs. Mary Spoerl, longtime Quota member and teacher of the deaf and hard of hearing. She recounted training at Gallaudet, a move from Colorado, and her role in establishing Elyria’s school for the deaf in 1930.
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Quota Club of
Elyna
Rcmevement
Graystone
Quota, International
Mary Spoerl
School For the Deaf and Hard of Hearing
Quota
Elyria
Gladys Stock
Ann Welsh
Mayor Keys and Governor Lausche Meet in Athens
Mayor J Grant Keys, after attending Ohio University ceremonies, said he will meet Gov. Lausche in Columbus next week to discuss his turnpike arbitration proposal. Lausche, making the dedication address in Athens, agreed to the appointment.
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J. Grant Keys
Ohio University
Frank J. Lausche
Columbus
Lausche
Athens
Keys
Omucron Dela Kappa
Greek Citizens Freed from Internment in Vienna
The Greek regime in Vienna announced that about 1,280 Greek citizens held in internment in Com are being released. The move follows ongoing negotiations and regional stabilizing efforts aiming to ease wartime displacements.
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Vienna
Com
Look to Yourself for Marriage Success No 18
Classified ad uses humor to urge harmony in marriage. Snoring prompts a practical search in For Rent columns for larger quarters, highlighting the playful tone of a local feature.
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