Licensing Changes Sought to Boost City Revenue
Mayor J Grant Keys pushes a complete revision of city licensing to increase income. He calls current licensing chaotic and wants a thorough study by administration officials. A special council meeting with Auditor Ellsworth J Albert will review the 1955 preliminary budget of 2,493,990, aiming to exceed 1954’s 2,080,698 after reductions.
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John Waters
J. Grant Keys
Ellsworth J. Albert
Keys
Elyria
Best Woman to Set Foot at North Pole
In March Miss Peggy Heenah will become the first woman to reach the North Pole with an expedition team. She will oversee film production and help test a method for airborne ice thickness measurement to assess landing suitability. She sits on the Burnelli Loadmaster alongside Dr Paul Seydell and John F Stanwell-Fletcher, who will command the mission.
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North Pole
Peggy Heenah
Goarway
Arctic
Burnelli Loadmaster
Paul Seydell
Ang John F. Stanwell-Fletcher
Travel Ban for Russians Creates Bit of Puzzle
A travel ban proposal prompts puzzled officials across the United States. Civil Defense officials question why Russians would be restricted from some areas while allowed near strategic zones. The plan, framed as a tit-for-tat measure, draws criticism for its scope and enforcement.
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Ense
Rus-University of Einceiphi
State Department
Philadelphia
Austin
Tex
T. C
Washington
Lang
Dakote
Njeder
Russia
Wu Runge
Lingrad
Kiev
Kharkov
Austin Bacon
Nebraska
Feauty Department
Defense
Corilunits
Philladelphia
Gaylord P. Harnewell
New Evidence in Phenix City Murder Reported
A Columbus Enquirer story says undisclosed private investigators have gathered new witnesses and evidence in the Albert Patterson murder case in Phenix City. The group claims added findings beyond state investigators, but investigators’ names were not revealed.
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Phenix City
Ala
Columbus (Ga
Enquirer
Albert Patterson
Reds Blast Radford's Asia Tour Ends in Tokyo
Admiral Radford, chairman of the U.S. Joint Chiefs, wrapped up a tour of Asia with a brief Tokyo meeting. Peiping accused the trip of fomenting anti Communist pressure while Japan discussed a potential $50,000 reduction in payments supporting U.S. security forces.
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Tokyo
Admir Arthur Radford
U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
China
Radford
Baek
Foreign Ministry
John Alison
U.N
John E. Hull
Shigemitsu
Radford - Shigemitsu
Japan
U.S
Adenauer at 79 Shows Calm Health in Bonn
Bonn Germany UP Konrad Adenauer marked his 79th birthday in good general health and a demeanor of a man in his mid sixties. While followers worry his plan to align East Germany with former foes may strain his iron constitution, he appeared steady though a granite faced leader showing early signs of strain amid gifts and congratulations.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Ralner
Women Voters League To Hear Cleveland Editor
The Elyne League of Women Voters meets January 28 at 8 p.m. in Ely School auditorium with N. R. Howard, editor of the Cleveland News since 1937, delivering the talk. Howard, born in Ohio, studied at Oberlin College and serves on multiple boards including Circle and Convention Bureau Sunny Acres Sanitorium St. Luke's Hospital Oberlin College. J. Clare George of The Chronicle Telegram will introduce him.
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Elyne League of Women Voters
Ely School
N. R. Howard
Cleveland News
Ohio
Howard
Oberlin College
Meas
Cirve and Convention Bureau
Sunny Acres Sanitorium
St. Luke's Hospital
Anti-Tb League
Kosmosky family in Chilton eyes law enforcement role
The Kosmosky family of Chilton Wisconsin pursues a public service path with Sheriff Lucile Kosmosky turning over duties to her husband former Calumet County Sheriff Cornelius Kostouky as part of recent political movements. Amid legislative debates in Ohio a push to fund a 705000 survey for a Conneaut to Cinema Leramme project surfaces, with state leaders split on toll road powers and turnpike expansion.
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Adenauer
Priso
Lucile Kosmosky
Cornelius Kostouky
Calumet County
Kosmosky
Ias
Cambridge
Arthur Blake
Martin Ferry
Ferguson
Board of Control
Columbus
Paleda
Mosher Named to Five Ohio Senate Committees
State Senator Churies A. Mosher of the 27th 24th District was assigned to five Ohio Senate committees. He chairs the Education Committee and serves on Banking and Loan Associations Civil Service and Retirement Public Health and Taxation.
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Churies A. Mosher
Obertin
Ohio Senate
Ihem
Annatcement Fran Coluordius
Mosher
Former Chess Champ Visits Avon Lake on Exhibition Tour
Dr. Max Euwe, living former world chess champion, arrives in Avon Lake ahead of a tour of exhibitions in New York, Philadelphia, and Pittsburgh. He describes chess as storytelling and explains his method of reconstructing games with simultaneous play, noting long hours for full visual records and demonstration moves.
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Lynus T. Rupert
Max Bowe
Ryan Lake
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Holland
Cleveland
Ross Owen
Avon Lake
Ohio Chess Association
Chronicle-Telegram
Max Euwe
Quilis
Pmong
Euwe
Bowe
Police Hunt Man Who Flees From Ship Brig
NEW YORK Immigration officials and police searched today for an extremely dangerous psychopath who snapped his chains and escaped from a ship brig. Rob ert Griffin, 52, had stowed away aboard the ship Canadian Observer while loading sugar in Cuba. Guards entered the brig Tuesday night to find Griffin missing and a bloody towel left behind. He fled among warehouses and tenements along the East River waterfront, with a guard and a seaman pursuing him. Griffin had seized the guard’s pistol and overpowered them before making his escape and was later found in a corner of a room, a police report described.
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Pecenn
Galeazzi-Lisi
Alabama
Angelo Dellac London
East End
Si Garrett
Dellacqua
Pontittjhis
Generail
Galveston
Tex
Pope
Russell County
Pope Pius
Beyell
Sheri Dellecuua
Albert’ Fuller
New York
Wiece Ute
Robert Grffin
Jaway
Cuba
Na ‘Onal
Phil Sheridan
Seajmar
John Owens
Griffin
Hew
Ing
Euwe
Halland
Cleveland
Owens
Sheriing
Greateidan
Fane
Storms Roar Across U S With Snow Ice Fog And Crashes
A broad system blankets much of the nation with rain, icy snow, and dense fog. A four engine transport overshot a runway in Utah and a crash near Animas New Mexico killed four people. In Indiana near Indianapolis bad conditions halted flights and a fatal wreck on US 52 claimed a couple and two children. The Animas victims were Kenneth Decker, Mrs Monroe A Decker, and two young children returning from a Texas funeral to Durate California.
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Mississippi River
Ogden
Utan
Animas
N.M
Texas
Alleghenies
Oklahoma
Kansas
Montana
Midwest
Tllinois
Indianapolis
Weir Cook
Greenheld
Ind
Fesse Well
Mary
Colorado
Wyoming
New Mexico
Plains
Iorth
Denver
Durate
Calif
Ukenneth Decker
Monroe A Decker
Margin Rate Increase Ordered Stock Buying Margin Increase Ordered
Washington news reports tighter restrictions on stock speculation effective at opening of exchanges. The Federal Reserve Board raised margin requirements to at least 6 percent of the purchase price, up from 5 percent, amid concerns over excessive credit. New York and American exchanges voiced surprise and called the move unnecessary, while officials warned of potential market impact on recovery.
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Washington
York Stock Exchange
Federal Reserve Board
Edward T. McCormick
American Stock Exchange
Stock Exchange
New York
Keith Funston
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