Two-Price Farm Plan Studied by House Committee
Des Moines Iowa United Press report shows House Agriculture Committee to review a two price farm plan as an alternative to flexible price supports. Kansas Republican Clifford R Hope argues the plan saves taxpayers money by fixing a high domestic price and selling the rest on the world market with certificates to ensure fair shares. Endorsed by the Grange and National Wheat Growers Association, the plan backed by Benson's committee and urged by Hope at a National Farm Institute event. Former VP Henry A Wallace urged flexible supports while noting 90 percent parity could create large surpluses.
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Des Moines
House Agriculture Committee
Clifford R. Hope
Kansas
Grange
Eisenhower
National Grange
National Association of Wheat Growers
Agriculture
Ezra T. Benson
Wheat Industry Advisory Committee
Hope
Congressional
Farm Bloc
National Farm Institute
Hei
Agriculture Department
Henry A. Wallace
Tornado In South Kills Pen Trusty
A violent tornado hitting Camp H at Angola state penitentiary killed guard R. D. Hemphill of Monroe and injured two inmates as a bolt of lightning struck a cell block. Several guard towers were toppled and damage spread across the 18,000 acre prison while Mississippi towns Sumrall and a Laurel area community endured additional twisters.
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Angola
Mississippi
Louisiana
State
Camp H
Sumrall
Laurel
Maurice Sigler
R. D. Hemphill
Monroe
Stanley Seltenrich
Joe Currie
Sigler
State Highway Patrol
Sumrail
Thief Steals Cash Checks and Liquor From Inn
An undisclosed amount of cash and checks and several bottles of liquor were stolen from the Blue Sky Inn on East Bridge Street. Zig Sadowski, a part time employee, saw a man flee the back door about an hour after closing. Police report a screwdriver used to pry the door. Don Frabotta owns the inn and Clayton Franks was found intoxicated nearby with a screwdriver in his car. investigators hold Franks for questioning.
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Blue Sky Inn
East Bridge Street
Zig Sadowski
Oak Street
Sadowski
Don Frabotta
Orchard Court
Clayton Franks
Northrup Street
Ehco Chevrolet
Franks
Northeastern Ohio Weather Outlook and Temps
Cloudy with showers and wind in northeastern Ohio. Mild today with a high around 54, tonight cloudy with a low near 38. Sunday cooler and mostly cloudy. Fr iday temperature range 36 to 46 last year. No precipitation in 24 hours ending 8 p m Friday. Humidity 36 percent at 8 a m rising to 42 percent at 8 p m. Sunrise 7 13 a m Saturday sunset 6 08 p m Moonrise 8 49 p m Saturday, 7 44 a m Sunday.
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Ohio
Car Out Of Control At Curve Injures Two
Deputy sheriffs say Alfred Brown 19 of Route 355 and Russia road and Katy Roll 24 of Island road were injured when Brown's 1919 car left Route 57 near McAlpine's service station in Grafton. The car struck a tree, rolled into a field, and the door opened as it rounded the curve. Brown and Roll were treated at hospitals. Brown faces reckless driving charges.
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Grafton
Alfred Brown
Russia Road
Katy Roll
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Route 355
Island Road
R. D
Route 57
Brown
McAlpine
Elvira Memorial Hospital
Arthur Predmore
41St Street
Lorain
Elyria
Police break up gambling party at West Avenue address
Police investigate gambling charges and keeping a disorderly house at 58 West Avenue after a report of a large card game. Arriving officers found 20 men at a table. money on the table was removed and no violence occurred. Harold Smith of 518 North Street and Henry Williams of 117 Waverly Avenue are held for investigation.
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West Avenue
Harlard Smith
North Street
Henry Williams
Waverly Avenue
Neutrals Report Calls Allied Action Illegal
The Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission adopted a 32 vote report at Panmunjom charging the UN command with freeing unrepatriated POWs to civilian status in violation of the armistice. Sweden and Switzerland filed minority views while India aligned with Poland and Czechoslovakia in condemning the UN action as lacking evidence of voluntary choice.
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Panmunjom
Korea
United Nations Command
Ilora
Korean Armistce
Sweden
Switzerland
India
MNRC
Poland
Czechoslovakia
U S Commander in South Germany Dies in Hunting Accident
The commander of United States Army troops in southern Germany died of a heart attack while hunting today, the Army announced.
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U.S
South Germany
United States Army
Germany
Ohioan Convicted In Fire Slaying
A Criminal Court jury in Erie Pennsylvania found Keith L Magee of Conneaut Ohio guilty of first degree murder in the fire slaying of 70 year old Lakeville Ohio man George Harrington a retired Taurine engineer. The jury fixed the penalty at life imprisonment after more than seven hours of deliberation. The body was found in a flaming car on a lonely road in Greenfield Township last November 14. Magee testified he beat Harrington when he placed him in the car trunk and set the fire.
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Erie
Keith L. Magee
Lakeville
Ohio
Conneaut
Magee
George Harrington
Greenfield Twp
Molotov Returns Home After Berlin Mission
Soviet Foreign Minister Vyacheslav Molotov departed Berlin for Moscow today becoming the last of the Big Four foreign ministers to leave the divided city.
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Berlin
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
Moscow
Molotov
New Phone Listed for ES Rae ee ee La
A new phone line is listed for ES Rae ee ee La with the contact number 39 112. The item appears in a brief classifieds-style notice from the local paper.
Man and wife hurt as car crashes pole in Lorain
Hospital officials report Mr and Mrs Leroy Pollack in fair condition after a 28th Street crash near the Baltimore and Ohio subway yesterday evening. Pollack said another car sideswiped him before he lost control and struck a pole. he lacked a driver license. Mrs Pollack suffered numerous abrasions while Pollack had possible neck fracture and head injuries.
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Leroy Pollack
28Th Street
Lorain
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Lorain — Hospital
St. Joseph Hospital
Baltimore and Ohio
Pollack
Harold Bills
East 230Th Court
Pollack Auto
Wellington and Suburban Notices and Local Classifieds
Water hauling offered by L. Kapucinski, Amherst, at 3.50 dollars and up. Local listings include calendars, church notes, and suburban notices across Elyria Oberlin Wellington and surrounding areas. Contact Ph. 8239 for details.
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L. Kapucinski
Amherst
Figure In Hiss Trials To Tell All
Felix August Insterman testified before Senator McCarthy's subcommittee in Albany that he is the Moscow trained photographer who microfilmed State Department documents used in Whittaker Chambers pumpkin papers. He said he worked with the FBI, traveled to Moscow on a fake passport in 1930, learned photography and the international code, and became involved in espionage. He promised to answer all questions without invoking the Fifth Amendment, marking the second day of hearings focusing on the Hiss case.
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Albany
N. Y
Felix August Insterman
McCarthy Senate
Whittaker Chambers
Insterman
FBI
Moscow
Albany, N.Y
Alger Hiss
State Department
Chambers
Maryland
Hiss
Feix
Joseph McCarthy
Hearing Set On 10 Cent Phone Call Application
The State Public Utilities Commission scheduled a March 16 hearing on the request by seven independent telephone firms to charge 10 cents for pay station calls. The consolidated cases include Warren, Elyria, Conneaut, Mansfield, Delta Home, General Telephone Co. of Ohio, and Chillicothe Telephone Co.
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Columbus, O
State Public Utilities Commission
PUC
Warren Telephone Co
Elyria Telephone Co
Conneaut Telephone Co
Mansfield Telephone Co
Delta Home Telephone Co
General Telephone Co
Ohio
Chillicothe Telephone Co
Warren Nomination Advances Amid Senate Clash
President Eisenhower defended Earl Warren as a top public servant as a Senate Judiciary subcommittee recommended approval of his nomination for Chief Justice after a bitter fight over 19 charges. The full committee will review the case Wednesday amid disputed vote details.
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Warren
William Langer
North Dakota
Washington
Eisenhower
Earl Warren
Langer
Judiciary
Richard Nixon
Palm Springs
Calif
Senate
California
Judiciary Committee
Western Big 3 More Unified At Parley and Parley
Western powers led by the United States Britain and France issued a blunt communique after the Berlin foreign ministers conference signaling a more unified stance on cold war issues including Germany and Austria. Secretary Dulles warned Moscow of no progress toward unification of Germany or liberation of Austria and noted Western defense unity remains essential. The note avoided mention of a planned five power parley with China, while South Korea’s ambassador called the Geneva accord a Soviet victory though UN nations backing Korea approved it. Dulles will address the nation Wednesday night in a radio TV address aired by ABC CBS NBC and Du Mont with Mutual rebroadcast later.
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Washington
Berlin
U. S
Britain
France
John Foster Dulles
Fnday
Russia
Germany
Moscow
Dulles
Austria
China
Geneva
Switzerland
Korea
Indochina
South Korea
You Chan Yang
Red
United Nations
Yang
ABC
CBS
NBC Radio
DuMont Television
Mutual
Attention AMVETS Special Meeting Notice
AMVETS announces a special meeting on Sunday February 21 at 2 00 p m. Free refreshments offered. Members urged to attend and participate in scheduled discussions and activities.
Crystal Clear Cleaners Promises One Day Shirt Laundering
Crystal Clear Cleaners offers one day service for shirts at 557 Cleveland Street. The ad highlights fast turnaround and professional laundering for residents and nearby customers.
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Crystal Clear Cleaners
Cleveland St
Pyun Denounces Geneva Talks as Appeasement
In a formal Seoul statement Foreign Minister uY. T. Pyun blasted the planned Far East peace conference at Geneva as sideline appeasement and warned South Korea may take unilateral military action against the Communists without waiting for the Geneva meeting. He asserted the Republic of Korea will not accept a conference held in a foreign land to decide Korea's fate. He called the Big Four ministers’ decision to convene April 26 a serious violation of the Korea armistice and hinted Seoul could march north to clear Chinese forces if necessary. Pyun urged faster unification and said Korea’s situation was worsened by the Berlin decision. He said Korea should have been consulted before the Big Four acted.
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Seoul
Uy. T. Pyun
Far East
South Korea
Republic of Korea
Pyung
Korea
Pyun
ROK
Berlin
Diederich Carpenter Dies After Long Elyria Career
Matthias B. Diederich 85 a long time Elyria carpenter and former Carpenters Local secretary and business agent died at his daughter's home after a two month illness He lived at 336 Louisiana avenue and was born July 25 1868 in French Creek Surviving widow Edith a son and three daughters plus a sister and a brother Funeral service will be held Tuesday at 10 am from St Agnes church with burial in St Mary's cemetery
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Matthias B. Diederich
Carpenters Lodge
Kenneth A. Krueck
Fairmont Avenue
Elyria
Diederich
Louisiana Avenue
French Creek
Carpenters
A. F. of L. Black River District Council
Lorain County Building Trades
Holy Name Society
St. Agnes
Order of Fagles
Sunshine Club
James M. Gallagher
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Long Convalescence For Pope Expected
The Vatican press office announced that the convalescence of Pope Pius XII is expected to be lengthy, with officials outlining a protracted recovery period ahead.
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Vatican City
Vatican Press Office
Pius XII
Look to Yourself for Marriage Success No 14
Classified ad text urges readers to look to themselves for marriage success and promotes Chronicle-Telegram classified ads with a phone number to contact an ad writer for selling rugs and earning cash quickly.
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Chronicle-Telegram
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Thomas C. Hennings Jr
DMO
Pyum
M. B. Diederich
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