West Coast Skiers Snowbound Amid Heavy West Weather
Snowbound skiers stranded as 4.00 percent low lifting snow on Mt Baldy and in San Bernardino and Palmdale areas closes three mountain roads. Arizona Desert reports heaviest rain and snow with Phoenix at 6 inches. Five injured from high winds in New York City. Las Vegas sees one inch snowfall, Flagstaff 36 inches. Northern New England cold with 60 mph winds, Miami and Brownsville warm, Dubois at 15 below.
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San Bernardino
Palmdale
New York City
Arizona Desert
Phoenix
Las Vegas
Nev
Flagstaff
Ariz
New England
Miami
Fla
Brownsville
Tex
Dubois
Tda
Lausche Set to Take Oath for Fifth Term Monday
Ohio Governor Frank J. Lausche will be sworn in at noon Monday in the State House to begin his fifth term. The simple, brief inaugural will be followed by a day of ceremonies, receptions, and a ball hosted by the Young Democrats of Ohio.
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Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
State House
Lausche
John W. Brown
Medina
Supreme Court
William L. Hart
Ted W. Brown
Kingsley A. Taft
Roger W. Tracey
John M. Matthias
Ally
C. William O'Neill
Marietta
James C. Connell
Ohio U.S. District Court
Carl V. Weygandt
Ohio Supreme Court
Weyigandt
Ohio
Hazen G. Werner
Methodist Church
Jerome D. Folkman
Herry
Tonnelly
Young Democrats of
State Central Committee
Ray C. Bliss
John W. Bricker
George H. Bender
James A. Rhodes
Embezzler’s Shifting Story Stirs Cleveland Police
Cleveland police confront inconsistencies in the tale of Mildred Charval a CIO union secretary who admitted pilfering about 100000. She has alternated between naming a divorced man from different regions and delaying any disclosure, as detectives say the interview circle tightens and graft charges loom for this afternoon.
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Mildred Charval
CIO
New York
Sei
Michael J. Sirkot
Lamb Attorneys Seek Immediate FCC Ruling
Washington reports Lamb attorneys urge the FCC to decide in Lamb’s favor and halt proceedings pending their petition. The Erie WICU license renewal remains suspended as examiner Sharlman continues hearings on alleged Communist ties and campaign donations. Lamb denies all charges and accuses investigators of pressuring witnesses. The FCC previously postponed the hearing reopening to February 9 to allow a new attorney to study the case.
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Washington
Edward
Lamb
Federal Communications Commission
Fcc|n Triday
Panama City
INS
Panama
Meena
Jose Antonio Remon
Herbert Sharlman
FCC
Erie, Pa
WICU
Broadcast Bureau
Rumor Danger Emphasized by Presidency Official
J Garrido, general secretary of the Presidencia, said information on the investigation remains restricted to official releases and warned that those spreading rumors face punishment. Authorities hoped to announce positive results soon as a collision between two autos near Lordsburg claimed seven lives including two children, with more casualties in Minnesota and Ohio.
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Dose J. Garrido
Presidencia
U.S
White
Lordsburg
N.M
Remon
Juan
Minnesota
Ohio
Here
Neal Moore
New Mexico
Ralph Osborn Mitchell
Adena
Elwand
H. Vincent
Fairmont
Minn
Vincent
Amy
Mitchell
Richard Laverne Hursh
Silver Springs
Joe Must Go Club Seeks Court Reversal in Wisconsin Case
An attorney for the "Joe Must Go" Club said the group will seek to reverse its conviction on charges. The report notes a bandit tied to a separate Genoa incident and a $14,000 bank robbery linked to local police activity. The item mentions Joseph McCarthy and ongoing investigations in Wisconsin and Illinois.
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Madison
Wis
Texto
Genoa
Wisconsin
Polce Call San
Joseph McCarthy
Wean
Five Nations Oppose Mendes-France Arms Pool Plan
Western Europe union members led by Britain and Italy expressed cool reception to Premier MendesFrance's proposal for a WEU based joint weapons program and arms standardization. The plan envisions an intergovernmental body first, then a broader control agency by 1956, while France seeks support during an upcoming Paris arms conference.
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London
Western Europe
Pierre Mendes-France
Vitain
Germany
Western European Union
Holland
Belgium
Tuxenbourg
Follansbee
W. Va
Alplan
Taly
Overnor
U.S
France
Paris
WEU
Ceugs Duhau Amnaues
Mendes - France
Marion Anderson Hailed In Opera Debut At Met
Marion Anderson received a standing ovation for her dramatic operatic debut with the Metropolitan Opera Co. The 47 year old contralto, first of her race in a leading role with the company, sang in Verdi's The Masked Ball and performed with warmth in the single scene she appeared in. The New York audience cheered the performance as a landmark moment. In Ohio the State Highway Department reported all roads free of snow and ice despite freezing temperatures.
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Mendes - France Follansbee Steel Corp
Rome
Ohio
Cyrus Eaton
Cleveland
Louis Berkman
Steubenville
Yaton
Berkman
Mabaraa
Jeaton
Department of the Mills
West Virginia
William Marland
U. S
Walthew Neely
Estes Kefauver
Tennesee
Leslie Gould
New York
Marion Anderson
Metropolitan Opera Co
Ulrita
Miss Anderson
Two Tankers Collide Off Suez Canal Entrance
Near Suez Egypt a 1200 ton tanker laden with oil collided with a 21200 ton tanker just off the Red Sea entrance to the Suez Canal. The Thunder caught fire. the Olympic Honour sustained minor damage. Both ships tied to Olympic Oil Lines Panama and Greek Argentine magnate Aristotle Onassis. Fire controlled in about two hours.
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Suez Canal Company
Red Sea
Suez
Suez Canal
Iistatle Onassis
France
Sparrows Point
Olympic Oil Lines
Panama
Puerto Corles
Ilonduras
Training Base In Medina County Possible
The Air Force tentatively plans a 13 billion dollar reserve training base in Medina or Summit Counties Ohio. Location kept secret until Congress approves. protests warn the jet base would threaten homes and property values near Cooper Portage County.
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Air Force
Medina
Summit
Ohio
House
Senate
Cooper
Youngs Portage County
U. S S
I Sons
Britain accuses Indochina of flouting armistice rules
London says the Communist Indochinese government led by Ho Chi Minh seeks to ignore the Geneva ceasefire in Vietnam. Britain, a former Geneva conference co chairman, refused to circulate Viet Minh complaints to other conference members and instead notes alleged breaches by South Vietnam, France, and the United States.
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London
Britain
Internat’tional Commission
Moscow
Ho Chi Minh
Viet Nam
So. Net
France
United States
Former Congressman John G. Cooper Dies
Former Republican Representative John C. Cooper of Ohio dies after illness. Funeral services are planned in Youngstown, Ohio, with arrangements announced by family and local officials.
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John G. Cooper
Hagerstown
Youngstown
Ohio
John C. Cooper
Thenna AF
20 Grounds For Attack On Eisenhower Budget Plan
Democratic memorandum from party headquarters criticizes President Eisenhower 1954 budget and policies. It lists twenty attack grounds including defense cuts, farm prices, public housing, foreign aid, and postal rate increases, arguing GOP opposition blocks progress and questions the administration’s prosperity claims. It notes the document dated January amid State of the Union context and targets the president’s domestic and foreign policy proposals.
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Suge
Misenlinwer
Fan
Eisenhower
Tis State of the Union Messaie Fa
Firvien Ict
Farm Prokleurs
Bouisieg
Amoni
Alhars
Allie
U.S
At. Iy
Isentiovico
GOP
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Progrim For
Asia
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Dixon says Soviets always lose in UN propaganda battles
Sir Pierson Dixon Britain’s chief delegate to the United Nations told University of Chicago listeners that the Soviet Union and its allies always come off worse in UN propaganda battles. He argued the UN provides a platform for Communist powers to advance doctrines, but ultimately aids the free world.
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Chicago
Pierson Dixon
Britain
United Nations
Soviet Union
U.N
Dixon
University of Chicago
Three Tax Schools Planned in Lorain County
The Internal Revenue Service opens three free public income tax schools in Lorain County to teach taxpayers how to file. Sessions at Syria High School, Lorain High School, and Avon Lake Erieview Elementary run at 7 pm, with trained consultants explaining changes for 1954 and distributing supplies. No reservations required.
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Lorain County
Syria High School
Lorain High School
Erieview
Avon Lake
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Lipstein
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