Dulles assures leaders China not recognized at Geneva
Secretary of State Dulles told 15 congressional leaders that inviting Red China to the Geneva Far East talks does not mean U S recognition of Peiping. He spoke at a private briefing on the Berlin conference as lawmakers sought reassurances amid worries over Korea and Indo China peace efforts.
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Howard Handleman
Ln.s
Washington
Washington UN
John Foster Dulles
U.S
Peiping
Dulles
Berlin
Jence
Asia
Geneva
House
Joseph W. Martin
Mass
Senate
Homer Ferguson
China
Russia
Red China
Korea
Republican
Eisenhower
Stengthened
Pakistan Asks For U S Aid to Grow Peace Role
In Karachi Prime Minister Mohammed Ali announced Pakistan formally requested U S military aid to boost defensive strength and economic stability for a broader peace effort. The move follows Pakistan Turkey cooperation with West alignment, amid India and Soviet bloc opposition. Ali said details hinge on U S reply, stressing acceptance of principle before scope.
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Karachi
Pakistan
United States
Mohammed Ali
India
Turkey
Asia
Soviet Union
Ali
Blaze Destroys Buford Tavilor Home on West River Street
A fire in Buford Tavilor's dwelling at 1713 West River Street caused total loss of the home and contents after a coal oil heater toppled while residents sought shelter. Flames engulfed the living room and spread rapidly, with Quad City Fire Co. No. 1, Engine Co. No. 3, and an emergency unit responding but unable to save the interior. Owner Brady Hayworth is listed in fire records. address not provided.
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Buford Tavilor
West River Street
Quad Co. No
Engine Co. No
Brady Hayworth
Fire Department
Speculation Mounts On Near H Bomb Test At Eniwetok
Honolulu reports rising speculation over a hydrogen bomb test at Eniwetok in the mid Pacific. An airfield closure for at least 12 hours began at 3 p.m. Sunday, but no official notice was issued. Observers weigh whether the move signals an imminent test or secrecy for equipment arrival.
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Honolulu
mid-Pacific
Eniwetok
Weather report for Northeastern Ohio with showers
Northeastern Ohio forecast calls for a high near 30 today with clear cool tonight and a low around 34. Mostly cloudy skies with a few showers and milder conditions on Tuesday. Sunday temperature ranges from 43 to 37 with 0.19 inch of precipitation in the past 24 hours ending Sunday evening. Humidity readings at 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. are 58 and 66 percent. Sunrise and sunset times Monday, and moon phases noted. SPIRTS advertised laundry service Crystal Clear.
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Ohio
Koreans Try To Halt Indian Troop Train At Chinchon
Seoul Korea UP A 300 strong South Korean group blocked a track at Chinchon north of Seoul to stop a train carrying 217 Indian troops homeward. American infantry bayonets dispersed the crowd with no injuries and the train moved to Inchon. Indian troops boarded the Jala Burga at Inchon harbor after the delay. The incident marked the first South Korean attempt to block Indian troop departure amid tensions over unrepatriated Korean war prisoners.
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Seoul
Korea
Inchon
Chinchon
Inchon Harbor
Won Yung Duk
India
8Th Army
Lyman 62, Allied Oil official, dies at Oberlin hospital
Claude Luther Lyman 62 district manager of Allied Oil Co. Elyria died suddenly at Allen Memorial Hospital Oberlin shortly after admission. He had been in ill health weeks but death appeared due to heart attack. Born April 25 1891 Middleburgh Heights he moved to Oberlin in 192 and lived at 109 North Main Street. He attended Lincoln High and held a native engineer license. A WWI veteran he served in France and belonged to the American Legion Karl Locke Post. He also served in the Civil Service Commission as inspector at No 1.
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Claude Luther Lyman
Allied Oil Co
Elyria
Allen Memorial Hospital
Oberlin
Middleburgh Heights
N. Main Street
Lincoln High
France
Karl Locke
American Legion
Civil Service
Nehru Appeals For Cease Fire In Indochina
New Delhi India premier Jawaharlal Nehru appealed in all humility for a cease-fire in Indochina. He urged all powers and parties to strive for a cease fire in preparation for the Geneva Far Eastern conference. Nehru said India had no desire to interfere or assume responsibility in seeking an Indochinese cease-fire amid talks on China.
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New Delhi
India
Jawaharlal Nehru
Indochina
Nehru
Geneva
Rajendra Prasad
China
Former Elyrian Dies In Michigan Auto Train Crash
George Eli Thompson 35 formerly of Elyria was killed at a railroad crossing near his Lake Orion home after returning from a GM plant shift in Pontiac. Survived by wife Beatrice sister Dorothy Schmidt brother Oscar and other relatives. Funeral services set for Tuesday at Alien Funeral Home in Lake Orion Michigan.
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Michigan
George Eli Thompson
Elyria
Lake Orion
Mich
Indianwood Road
General Motors
Pontiac
Oscar Thompson
East River Street
Mr. Thompson
Olmsted Falls
Beatrice
Dorothy Schmidt
Oscar
Katherine McDonald
Alien Funeral Home
Still Likes Ike Manion Says Despite Dismissal
Clarence Manion says he still likes Ike and that the President assured him in September he could speak in favor of the Bricker constitutional amendment. Manion claims his views were known to the administration when named chairman of the Intergovernmental Relations commission.
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Washington
Clarence Manion
Ike
President
Commission On Intergovernmental Relations
Manion
Bricker
British Shipowners Blame McCarthy over Shadowing Claims
In London, the Chamber of Shipping blamed Sen Joseph McCarthy for alleged U S Navy shadowing of British vessels tied to Red China. The group said ships were trailed systematically due to McCarthy's charge Britain aids Red China by trading strategic materials. The U S Navy denied the charges, calling them untrue.
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London
Sen
Joseph McCarthy
U.S. Navy
Chamber of Shipping of
United Kingdom
McCarthy
Britain
Washington
Navy
McCarthy Labeled Headline Hunter by Colleague
Rep Douglas Stringfellow of Utah mocked Senator Joseph McCarthy as a headline hunter on a radio and TV panel. He said McCarthy has not harmed any innocent persons with his investigating subcommittee and urged a bipartisan joint committee on internal security and citizens’ constitutional rights.
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Columbus
Ohio
Joseph McCarthy
Wis
Douglas R. Stringfellow
Utah
Stringfellow
McCarthy
Radio Land
Dust From Major Storm Lingers Across South and Midwest
Dust from the weekend storm still clings to the air over the lower Mississippi Valley as milder conditions spread elsewhere. The Southwest faced the worst dust event in years with fatalities and cover, while the Midwest braces for a colder spell Tuesday. International Falls records the nation’s low at seven above, with light snow in the Rockies and Great Lakes and rain on the coast.
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Weather Bureau
Midwest
Southwest
Central Plains
Georgia
Pennsylvania
Kansas
Dodge City
Charles Attkisson
Dodger City
International Falls
Minn
Rockies
Great Lakes
Atlantic
Virginia
Washington
Trophy Award Is Safety Council Dinner Feature
Plans for the 23rd Lorain County Safety Award Dinner are underway at the Palladium Ballroom with about 373 attendees from local industrial and commercial firms. The event will feature the safety trophy for the best safety record and a guest talk by Dr. J L Rosenstein on the topic Animal Vegetable or Mineral. George C Calvert will present the trophy, and Paul W Ormsby chairs the safety council.
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Lorain County
Palineum
Council
J. L.rosenstein
Coral Gables
Fia
George C. Calvert
Lorain County Industrial Council
Pfaud- Her Co
Paul W. Ormsby
B. F. Goodrich Chemical Co
Avon Lake
Lorain County Safety Council
Film Director William K. Howard Dies at 58
Hollywood mourns director William K. Howard who died at his home Sunday after a yearlong battle with throat cancer. The seasoned filmmaker, age 58, left a significant mark on early American cinema with a string of notable projects.
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Hollywood
William K. Howard
Plan Rites For Retired Lorain School Official
Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m. from First Congregational Church in Lorain for Judson S. Masson 80 retired assistant superintendent of Lorain public schools and former Lorain Library board president. Masson taught at Gorden Avenue Elementary now Boone School 1916 to 1922 then served as assistant superintendent until 1947. He was active in the church civic groups and received Ohio Library Association service citation last year. He leaves wife Frances two sons and two daughters.
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First Congregational Church
Lorain
Judson S. Masson
Blue Lodge
Chillicothe
Lorain Council of Social Agencies
The
Red Cross
Community Civic Forum
Loram Christian Council
Ohio Library Association
Masson
Frances
Toledo Blade to Name Underage Offenders in Crime Reporting
The Toledo Blade announced a change in its rule on naming persons under 18 involved in crime. It will publish names of repeat offenders and those charged with serious crimes, arguing public interest justifies naming in certain cases.
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Toledo
Toledo Blade
Gerald. Openlander
U. S
Blade
Separated siblings reunite after 45 years via phone call
A San Francisco call Saturday ended 45 years of silence between brothers Elroy C. McCain and Zillford McCain and reunited their sister Effie Taggert. The reconnection, sparked by Elroy’s daughter Gladys Archibald, followed a long search after their parents’ deaths scattered the family. Plans for a San Francisco visit are underway as the relatives rejoice at the unexpected family reunion.
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San Francisco
Elroy C. McCain
Oberlin Road
R. D
Zillford McCain
Fair Oak
Cal
Zillford
Effie Taggert
Tenth Street
Lorain
Elroy
Gladys Archibald
Bon Air Avenue
Chamber of Commerce
San Francisco Chamber of Commerce
Archibald
Z. McCain
McCain
Mim Lorain
Zilford
Elrovy McCain
Guard McCarthy Arrives Under Heavy Security for Award
In Philadelphia a round the clock plainclothes detail awaited Sen Joseph R McCarthy upon arrival to accept a good citizenship award from the Sons of the American Revolution after a life threatening crackpot threat was received.
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Llp
Joseph R. McCarthy
Hhreat
Wisconsin
Sons of the American Revolution
Ohio Native Baldwin Named Economic Co ordinator
Native Ohioan Charles F Baldwin has been named economic coordinator for the State Department Bureau of Far Eastern Affairs. Baldwin, a career foreign service officer, was born in Ohio and has served as consul general at Singapore, with prior positions in Beal Welding and Abbe Road.
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Washington
State Department
Charles F. Baldwin
Bureau of Far Eastern Affairs
Baldwin
Foreign Service
Beal Welding
Zanesville
Abbe Road
Singapore
Clearview Schools Burglary Nets 152 Dollars
Burglars hit Clearview High School and adjacent Darling Elementary over the weekend, taking about 152 dollars from safes. The high school safe yielded 100 dollars, the elementary 52, desks were ransacked, and tools used to open safes were found. An ice cream dispenser was opened as well. Entry to the elementary came via a broken window. investigation was under way by the sheriffs department.
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Clearview High School
Darling Elementary School
William Gillies
Sheriffs Department
Wife Held In Fatal Shooting At Cleveland
In Cleveland James Aaron aged 33 was shot to death Sunday in what police describe as the climax of a domestic quarrel. His wife Edna 21 was held by authorities after the shooting in their home where at least six shots from a .22 caliber automatic rifle were fired and 11 empty cartridges were found. The victim died Sunday afternoon about an hour later.
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Cleveland
James Aaron
Edna
Aaron
Firemen Called Again Revive Stricken Woman
Lois Fortman, 32, of 193 Spruce Street, suffered breathing difficulty for the second time in three days. Elyria Fire Department emergency truck responded at 2 20 p m, administering about 750 pounds of oxygen before reviving her. Dr. R C Novat iney attended. The woman has a history of a nervous ailment.
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Lois Fortman
Spruce Street
Elyria Fire Department
Fortunar
R. C. Novatiney
McCarthy battles Stevens over Army testimony release
Senator McCarthy plans to press disclosure of Zwicker's secret testimony and seeks high level action to obtain names of officials accused of shielding a Communist. McClellan approved release of testimony after promises of a valid transcript, while Stevens criticizes the handling as abusive. The fight includes possible contempt charges and a plan to televise the hearing.
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Washington OS
John L. McClellan
D Ark
Joseph R. McCarthy
R. Wis
McClellan
McCarthy
New York
Defense
Charles E. Willson
Eisenhower
Army
Wisconsin
Robert T. Stevens
Senate Permanent Investigations
Stevens
Maj
Irving [Peress
Elmhurst, N. Y
Wilson
Peress
Camp Kilmer
N. J
Army Post
Ralph W. Zwicker
Zwicker
Congress
Stuart Summeson
Subcommittee
William Bergin
Washington
National Broadcasting Company
Mau Mau Repression Claims 197 Killed in Kenya Fight
British security officials report 197 Mau Mau fighters killed in the last nine days as Kenya Colony battles continue. Contact notices follow for Jim Resar at 552 Lodi St New Phone 39-112 adv.
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Kenya
Kenya Colony
Jim Resar
Lodi St
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