Ike Asks Congress Action To Prevent Dip In U.S. Prosperity
The article reports that the United States seeks congressional action to prevent a decline in national prosperity while the UN rejects extending the POW release deadline. It notes Peiping and North Korea press for holding 22,000 anti Red prisoners until a Korean peace conference rules their fate, with Indian custody as a possibility to avoid clashes in demands.
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Ike
Congress
U.S
Panmunjom
Korea
High Command
United Nations
Peiping
Kim 1l Sung
Peng Teh-Huai
Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission
K. S. Thimayya
U. N
Red Military Command
Thimayya
Evangelist from Wakeman Dies in Traffic Collision
Rev. James Harper 42 traveling evangelist died when his car collided with a tractor trailer on US 11 near Bloomfield Pa. His wife Evelyn and three children survive at Wakeman with Harper’s mother and sister in Nyack N Y. Funeral services set for Nyack Monday at 2 p.m. Burial in Nyack. Rev Jarrett of Williamsport was seriously injured and his wife died.
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Wakeman
James Harper
Evelyn
Bloomfield
Harper
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Williamsport
Raymond Jarrett
Jarrett
Harrisburg
Carlisle
Detroit
Norwalk
Clarksburg
Anderson, Ind
Erie
Lynne
Jimmie
Connie G
Mary Ellen Harper
Ernest Lulich
Nyack
N. Y
Simpson Memorial Church
Father and Son Killed in Streetsboro Funeral Trip
A father and son died Wednesday in a traffic mishap in Streetsboro Portage County while returning from a relative’s funeral. Frank Twardzik 60 a railroad employee and his son Mathew 38 a truck driver were in a car that skidded into a tractor trailer.
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Streetsboro
Portage County
Frank Twardzik
Mathew
Weather Outlook for Northeastern Ohio News Brief
Mostly cloudy and continued cold today and this evening with cloudy snow flurries and windy conditions. Temperature range around six to twenty degrees from last Wednesday. humidity at eight a.m. and sunrise and sunset times listed. forecast extends into Thursday with cold and overcast spell.
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Ohio
Weenenny
Ly Monroe
Thoreday
Momest
Thersdes
Indian armistice move staged to free prisoners
U N demand that prisoners regain civilian status by Jan. 23 clashes with Indian plan to withdraw guards from the neutral zone camp at 12 01 am Jan. 2. Informants say India seeks a controlled release while Seoul pledges U N consultation before any unilateral action amid rising tension with Indian troops.
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Neutral Zone
U.N
Drunken Passenger Delays Express Train in Germany
An express train near Ludwigshafen was delayed about 15 minutes when a drunken man lay down on the tracks. Police removed him and the service resumed its journey.
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Germany
Ludwigshafen
Twelfth Night Burning Draws 200 in Elyria
Over 200 people attended the annual Twelfth Night burning of Christmas trees at Woodford Avenue and Garden Street in Elyria. Don Gardner MC’d the Junior Chamber of Commerce event. Mayor J. Grant Keys spoke, Rev. James Lamadue narrated the story, and the Elyria High School choir conducted by J. Martin Beck closed with benediction as trees collected from area residents were ignited.
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Elyria Junior Chamber of Commerce
J. Grant Keys
James Lamadue
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Elyria High School
J. Martin Beck
Woodford Avenue
Garden Street
Don Gardner
Greyhound Chooses On Street Terminal on Middle Avenue
Safety Services Director Michael Lotko announced Greyhound will use about 100 feet of curb in front of 224 Middle Avenue as an on street terminal starting 12:01 a.m. January 15. Marian Shep ard will be the new Greyhound ticket agent at that site. The depot will close for practical purposes January 15, with Elyria Transit Co. allowed to operate beyond that date if no replacement is ready. The Inter-City Bus Co. and Leib Transit Co. will also stop using the depot.
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Greyhound Bus Co
Safety Service
Michael Lotko
Middle Avenue
Greyhound
Marian Shepard
Elyria Transit Co
Inter-City Bus Co
Leib Transit Co
Lotko
Third Street
Early talks planned on Eisenhower atomic pool plan
Washington and Moscow move to set preliminary meetings to arrange a full dress conference on an international atomic energy pool for peace. Secretary Dulles and Soviet Ambassador Zarubin will meet within days to set date place and schedule for secret talks possibly with Britain and Canada. If Russia agrees the talks may be hosted by the United Nations Disarmament Commission.
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Washington
Russia
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Georgi N. Zarubin
Britain
Canada
Moscow
United Nations Disarmament Commission
U.N. General Assembly
Rock Aalt the Ice and Mow Murbach Coal
Fragmented OCR text includes names and phrases unlikely to form a full event. Readable bits suggest a local classified or ad item mentioning Coal and a phone-like token Ph. 2a. The content lacks a coherent news event or clear subjects for a proper card.
GOP Sees State of the Union as blueprint for nation
Washington Republicans hailed President Eisenhower's State of the Union as a blueprint for prosperity, efficient government, and atomic defense. Democrats pledged support where national interest dictates, while warning against expediency and potential defense cuts. Party leaders moved to schedule St Lawrence Seaway, Bricker Amendment, Hawaiian statehood, and cotton allotment bills amid a busy legislative push.
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Washington
GOP
Eisenhower
Senate
William F. Knowland
Congress
National Press Club
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Sam Rayburn
Texas
House
Joseph W. Martin
Republican Policy Committee
St. Lawrence Seaway
Bricker
Aluminum Storm Doors Installed by ALSCO Combination
storm door offer from ALSCO Aluminum with installation at 40.50 dollars. contact Gene at 46-064 for details.
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ALSCO
Gene
Moonshine Confiscated in Lorain County Raids
Thirty gallons of moonshine whiskey believed from North Carolina were seized in a raid on Thomas Jefferson Clark near Lorain by sheriff deputies and Federal Tax Agent Alex Hemler. A second raid at Fletcher Charlton’s home found about one and a half quarts. Clark to face federal charges. Charlton to be charged locally.
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North Carolina
Sheriff Department
Alex Hemler
Thomas Jefferson Clark
Elsra Avenue
Lorain
Carl R. Finegan
Joseph Guzik
Robert Vinovich
Michael Pappas
Lloyd Seckt
Sheriffs Department
Fletcher Charlton
Surf Road
Clark
Lorain County
Cleveland
Chariton
Georgia
Highlights From Ike’s State of the Union Message
Washington dispatch summarizes key quotes from President Eisenhower’s State of the Union addressing liberty vs materialism. It stresses unity with free nations, strengthening defense, and peace prospects amid Cold War tensions. The remarks link foreign policy to domestic tax and morale issues.
Eisenhower Seeks Act To Guard Prosperity And Fight Reds
President Eisenhower urges Congress to pass a broad program to prevent interruptions in prosperity, defend against atomic-age threats, and keep Communism in retreat. In a 7000 word State of the Union he says the administration holds the initiative in the Cold War and will strike back with massed capability if Korea flares again. He outlines domestic and foreign goals including tax relief, public works, a flexible farm program, and continued military and economic aid to allies, with a new defense emphasis on air power and atomic weapons.
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New Delhi
Pyun Yung Tae
Sth
Maxwell D. Taylor
Foreign Office
Longman Rhee
Taylor
ROK
U.N
Pyun
Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Senate
House
U.S
Europe
America
Taft-Harvey
Eisenhower Aims For A Stronger America
President Eisenhower outlined his aim to build a stronger America. He defined this as a nation where every citizen has hope, effort is rewarded, prosperity is shared, freedom expands, and peace is secure. He spoke in Washington about these goals in his speech.
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Washington
Eisenhower
America
Thane
GOP Chiefs Await Definite Word On Weichel Candidacy
District Republican leaders in the 13th district meet in Norwalk amid uncertainty over incumbent Rep Alvin Weichel's re election plans. With Weichel in Washington for Congress opening, leaders from Lorain Erie Huron and Sandusky counties plan to reconvene in Fremont next week to map potential candidates including Leslie Burge David Baumhart and Dudley White. If Weichel declines Burge may run but only if Weichel does not. Weichel has six terms and has faced health questions. The meeting was opened by Arthur F Henry to discuss miscellaneous party matters.
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Alvin Weichel
Weichel
Washington
Lorain
Erie
Huron
Sandusky
Norwalk
Fremont
Harold Covault
Lorain County
Lamar Metzger
Bernard Freeman
Huron County
Walter Oxley
Sandusky County
Leslie Burge
Burge
David Baumhart
Vermilion
Dudley White
University of Michigan
Arthur F. Henry
Morroeville
Would Have Been 106 Soon Dies In Home
Mrs Mary Elizabeth Nyhart of Knox county rural areas died Wednesday at home six days before her 106th birthday. She lived in Knox county all life and had been semi invalid five years. She helped with housework until age 100. She is survived by two children.
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Mount Vernon
O. NS
Mary Elizabeth Nyhart
Mettes Bust Free Kitchenware Care Ad
Dry metal kitchenware thoroughly before storage to prevent rust. Chronicle-Telegram Classifieds offer cash for unwanted items like metal goods linens and jewelry. Call 731 for a Want Ad writer to phrase your ad.
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Chronicle - Telegram
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