Officials deny review of policy toward Red China at UN
Washington reports say the Eisenhower administration is not reviewing its China policy or any move to oppose Red China’s UN membership. Assistant Secretary Walter Robertson denied any change, reiterating nonrecognition of Peiping and opposition to UN membership while noting no shift in policy. Diplomatic sources mention Arthur Dean as possibly suggesting a future look, but Dean stressed recognition remains impossible now.
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Washington
Eisenhower
China
United Nations
Peiping
Walter S. Robertson
Formosa
Korea
Japan
Philippines
Robertson
United Press
U.N
Red China
John Foster Dulles
Far East
Adm
Arthur W. Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Dulles
Arthur Dean
Dean
Recreation Board Retains Chairman and Director
The Eristia Recreation Board re elected Russ Davies as chairman and Clifford Stubblefield as program director for one year at the first 1931 meeting. Davies, sports editor of the Chronicle Telegram, had replaced Paul J Corbin last May. Stubblefield took over after Harold W Block’s resignation last March. The board closed 1953 with 32,275.52 in funds and disbursements totaling 22,983.48 for the year, with playground and sports costs itemized.
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Eristia Recreation Board
Russ Davies
Clifford Stubblefield
Davies
Stubblefield
Chronicle-Telegram
Paul J Corbin
Harold W. Block
Ely
City of
Toledo
Recreation Board
Robert W. Stevenson
J. Grant Keys
Richard N. Notley
Rufus G. Taylor
One Man's Opinion on 1954 Cars and See-Through Tops
The piece discusses 1954 cars with push button ignition and optional extra push button, power brakes for quick stops, and see-through tops that let second floor tenants spy on pedestrians. It mocks transparent tops, notes delays in policy enforcement, and predicts more states will arrest policy drivers who hold up traffic as speed cops slow down.
Barter Plan Urged To Boost Farm Exports
Two Republican congressmen urge Secretary Ezra Taft Benson to use a barter program to regain part of the United States agricultural export market. Rep. H. Carl Andersen of Minnesota and Rep. Walt Horan of Washington push the idea as new trade pacts unfold with Argentina Chile Germany Russia and Paraguay.
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Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Ezra Taft Benson
America
H. Carl Andersen
Minn
House Agricultural Appropriations Subcommittee
Walt Horan
Wash
Argentina
Chile
Germany
Russia
Paraguay
MIG-15 Jet Returned to Ohio Field for Testing
A C-124 troop carrier landed at Wright Patterson Field with a Russian built MIG 15 surrendered by North Korea last September. The disassembled fighter will be rebuilt and tested by the Air Force, and officers expect newsmen to inspect it after about ten days. The flight came nonstop from San Francisco via Okinawa, ending late Thursday night.
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Dayton
Ohio
Air Force
Wright-Patterson Field
Far East
United Nations
Wright Patterson
San Francisco
Okinawa
New Law Boosts Pay for 41 Ohio Mayors
The Ohio Municipal League reports mayors in 41 municipalities received an average 92 percent pay rise under a new fixed salary law passed by the 100th General Assembly. Under the statute, mayors get a fixed annual salary instead of costs and fees from mayor courts, with all court costs redirected to the municipal treasury. Largest annual jump was Jackson from 1200 to 6000 dollars. Norwich rose from 20 to 2000 dollars, Vermilion from 0 to 200 dollars. The 1994 average increase across the 41 towns was 1183 dollars.
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Columbus
Ohio Municipal League
Ohio
100Th
General Assembly
Municipal League
Jackson
Norwich
Vermilion
Benson Opens Farm Program Forum January Twenty Seven
The Eisenhower farm policy forum in Washington will feature Secretary Ezra Taft Benson opening the session with debate led by Under Secretary True Morse and Assistant Secretary John H Davis. Byron Shaw and James Patton will handle questions from leaders Allen Kline Herschel Newsom.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
National Chamber of Commerce
Ezra ‘Taft Benson
Administration
Agriculture
True ID. Morse
John H. Davis
Byron T. Shaw
Agricultural Research Administration
James L. Patton
National Farmers Union
Allen B. Kline
American Farm Bureau Federation
Herschel D. Newsom
National Grange
Congressmen Question Right to Strip Reds of Citizenship
Congress members debate President Roosevelt's plan to strip convicted communists of citizenship. Some argue it violates the Constitution or due process, while others cite existing laws depriving felons of rights. Key figures include Sen. Margaret Chase Smith, Sen. William Langer, Sen. Walter F. George, Rep. Kenneth Keating, and Rep. Emanuel Celler.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Washington
U.S
Margaret Chase
Smith
Maine
William Langer
N.D
Senate Judiciary Committee
Walter F. George
Enigage
Merce
Kenneth B. Keating
N.Y
Land
Justice Department
Keating
House Judiciary Committee
Thelion
Emanuel 4Celler
Francis E. Walter
Celler
Walter
Farm Crisis In Russia Amid Signs Of Trouble
A Soviet agricultural crisis looms as collective farming flops prompt Kremlin efforts under Malenkov and Khrushchev to salvage the economy. Eisenhower cites an "age of peril" while Beria’s removal exposes cracks in the Soviet system, with East German unrest adding to Western concerns.
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Russia
Eisenhower
State of the Union
Georgi Malenkov
Nikita S. ‘Khrushchev
Communnist Party
Kremlin
Winston Churchill
Lavrenti P. Beria
Beria
Bac
Joseph Stalin
Moscow
Kron ‘Stadt
Lenin
El Rey Grotto Installation Program Set For Saturday
El Rey Grotto in Lorain County will formally install new officers this Saturday in the Elks ballroom on Second Street. Monarch Maurice Flood to receive, Ford Heusser to install, with Past Monarchs guiding ceremony. A large public turnout of Masons and civic leaders expected for a full evening program and Monarchs Bail Grand March.
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el Rey Grotto
Lorain County
Elks Ballroom
Second Street
Harold Green
Otto Stremple
Clyde Roose
Howard Stein
William H. Curtis
Bob Bridgett
George S. Walker
Wasyl Livebeck
Paul Beebe
Herb Young
Maurice ‘Flood
Milton Wilcox
Andy Johnson
Maurice Flood
Ford Heusser
Leonard Kuss
Marshall
Joseph Boddy
Frank Wilcox
Memorial at Taft grave planned in New Cemetery
Friends of the late U S Senator Robert A Taft announce a memorial at his grave in Indian Hill Church Cemetery Cincinnati A church committee led by Benjamin E Tate considers completion this summer funded by private contributions. A simple flush granite marker may replace the American flag grave marker and be inscribed Robert A Taft U S Senator with life and death dates.
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Cincinnati
U.S
Robert A. Taft
Indian Hill Church
Benjamin E. Tate
Luther M. Tucker
Ohio Federation of Women's Organizations
Columbus
Washington
National Committee
Katherine Kennedy Brown
Dayton
Republican National Committee
Donahey Son To Be Candidate For State Office
Columbus reports that John Donahey son of former governor Vic Donahey said he will seek the Democratic nomination for Secretary of State in May primaries. Donahey of Hudson previously ran for the senatorial nomination in 1952.
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Donahey
Columbus
John Donahey
Vic Donahey
U.S
Hudson
Robert W. Reider
Dport Clinton
Ted W. Brown
Frank J. Lausche
Cleveland
Thomas A. Burke
Robert A. Taft
Records Set In Lakes Shipping Rise Across 1953 Season
Cleveland dispatch reports 1953 Great Lakes shipping set multiple records. Dry bulk cargoes reached 199,694,820 net tons while grain totaled 346,928,437 bushels. Coal rose to 50,750,990 net tons. anthracite fell to 281,611 net tons. Seventeen lives perished in several incidents, including the Henry Steinbrenner and Wallschiff disappearances, as 383 carriers operated but ship numbers declined. Final tonnage surpassed 1952, with limestone setting a 26,999,207 net ton record and iron ore at 95,844,449 gross tons.
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Cleveland, O
Great Lakes
Lake Carriers Association
Ernest T. Weir
Wilfred Sykes
Henry Steinbrenner
Isle Royale Light
Lake Superior
Albert Sugain
Vermilion
Ohio
Maryland
Bethlehem Steel
Marquette
Mich
St. Clair River
Cleveland Cliffs
Lake Erie
Coast Guard
Ashland Attor ney Enters Senate Race
Ashland attorney Robert E Henderson has entered the State Senate race as a Republican to challenge incumbent Charles Mosher of Oberlin. Henderson, who began practicing last October, is noted for his speech talents in high school and college, with 1945 national extemporaneous speaking champion honors and Ravenna high school debating team state championship in 1945.
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Ashland
Senate
Charles Mosher
Oberlin
Robert E. Henderson
Henderson
Ravenna
Rhodes Bender Endorsed By Ohio GOP Committee
The Republican Central Committee endorsed a full slate for state offices. James A. Rhodes for governor and George H. Bender for U S Senator led the list, with incumbents Brown ONeil Waller Taft and others also backed. It marks the first non incumbent endorsements since 1919, amid notes on Rhodes future candidacy and Bliss reflections.
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Rhodes
Bender
Ohio
GOP Committee
Columbus
GOP
Republican State Central Committee
Jas
Washington
Bliss
Charley Taft
Twa
Herbert
Roscoe Walcutt
Committee
Legislature May Have Voice On Pike Survey
In Columbus the Legislature may influence funding for a North-South turnpike survey after Gov Lausche refused to extend a special session. Two Republican lawmakers blocking funds plan to survey peers next week to decide the course. State Auditor James A Rhodes urged a $135,000 release while warning of “$650,000 or nothing” for the study, as Moorehead and McClure hesitate to act in this session.
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Columbus
Lausche
State Board of Control
S.O. Linzell
Cincinnati-Connelant
Toledo
Rhodes
Ieelings
Tom V. Moorehead
Zanesville
J. Frank McClure
Ashland
Moorehead
Medical Society Plans Memorial For Dr. Faus
The Lorain County Medical Society will hold a memorial meeting Tuesday at Spring Valley Country Club. Dr. Ralph W. Faus is remembered with an address by Cleveland physician Dr. Sidney Stone. A. Simeone of Cleveland will discuss Peripheral Vascular Disease after dinner at 5 30 p.m.
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Cleveland
Ralph W. Faus
Lorain County Medical Society
Spring Valley Country Club
Sidney Stone
Wellington
D & A. Simeone
Atkinson Elected By YMCA Junior Leaders
A Elyria YMCA junior leaders club for high school boys organized last week elected Ace Atkinson as president and Tom Ball as secretary. Other members include Billy Gebhardt Dick Lewis and Robin White. The group has applied for a charter with the National Council.
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Elyria Ymca
Ace Atkinson
Tom Ball
Billi Gebhardt
Dick Lewis
Robin White
National Council
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Kingsley ‘A. Taft
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