White House OK on Secret Strike Vote Bill
Washington officials say the White House approved in advance a Senate plan for secret government sponsored strike votes. Chairman H Alexander Smith of New Jersey proposed the measure after talks on Capitol Hill with White House advisers. Eisenhower urged an election under auspices to decide on a strike, while Smith would require a vote after a strike. CIO and AFL denounced both plans, preferring nothing or prestrike votes. Senate Labor committee ready to discuss the President’s recommendations with public hearings possible.
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Washington
White House
Senate
H. Alexander Smith
Senate Labor Committee
Capitol Hill
Eisenhower
Congress
Smith
Smade
Samuel K. McConnell
House Labor Committee
Demoncrat Concerned Over Military Planning and Cuts
Rep. Olin Teague questioned the administrations new look military planning as defense cuts force 50 ships to be mothballed and Navy strength to shrink. He urged clarity on a shift toward atomic weapons and air power amid warning about the Russian submarine fleet and delaying ship construction.
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Washington
Olin E. Teague D-Tex
Navy
Teague
Louis Johnson
Congress
United States
Lne
Icok
Robert B. Anderson
Wichita Falls
Tex
Miller Reelected El Rey Grotto Band Manager
Dale Miller was reelected band manager at the El Rey Grotto Band annual meeting held at North Elyria Grange Hall. Tom Evans won a three year trustee seat, Norman Schofield was reelected librarian, with Director Carl Turner starting his eighth year. Plans covered trips to the Pittsburgh national convention in June and Youngstown state convention in September. Monarch Harold Green and Chief Justice Otto Stremple attended. Next rehearsal is Wednesday at 8 p.m. for the drum line.
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Dale Miller
el Rey Grotto
North Elyria Grange Hall
Tom Evans
James Hurlbut
Norman Schofield
Carl Turner
Paul Beebe
Lorain
Ernie Haylor
Pittsburgh
Youngstown
Harold Green
Otto Stremple
Pinches, Gets Pinched in Colorado Springs Case
COLORADO SPRINGS Colo A 16 year old youth who admitted pinching women was reprimanded by police and turned over to his parents. Police seized him on a complaint from a Colorado college coed who said she was one of four women out of 100 he had pinched in recent months who objected to his actions.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Navy Combat Art Exhibit Set For Lorain Center
Navy artists Herbert C. Hahn and Hugh Cabot bring 40 on the spot Korean paintings to the Naval Reserve Training Center in Lorain at 1840 Cleveland Boulevard. The show runs noon to 10 pm weekdays and 5 pm weekends through January 25, tied to the Forrestal Trophy presentation on January 26. Local high schools invited for guided tours.
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FSF
Herbert C. Hake
U. S. Navy
Naval Reserve Training Center
Lorain
NAVY
Hamhung
Korea
Herbert C. Hahn
United States Navy
Hugh Cabot
Cleveland Boulevard
Robert Beaman
Training Center
Hahn and Cabot
North
Better Developed South African Boys Are Taller, Survey Says
Dr. J. W. Postma of Stellenbosch University announced in Port Elizabeth after a survey that South African boys are better developed than European boys, attributing this to higher living standards and improved social conditions.
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J. W. Postma
Stellenboech University
Port Elizabeth
End Of Session Moves On In Ohio Assembly
Ohio House leaders push to finish the special session with three quarters of floor work remaining. A floor vote on a bill to issue up to 500 million in bonds for a broad improvement program was readied by a joint committee, with minor Senate-backed changes. The Senate Finance panel urged approval of an $82 million bond appropriations plan for the first 18 months of construction in Governor Lausche’s proposed eight year, billion dollar program.
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Columbus
Ohio
House
House Public Affairs Committee
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
Lausche
One Man's Opinion by Walter Kiernan
Walter Kiernan notes Miss Jane Russell's remark that girls stay girls and men like them. The column recalls Terry Moore's ermine bathing suit quip and stance, arguing the ermine suit fits Miss Moore’s image but not the climate of Korea, and that she bears no responsibility for that debate.
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Jane Russell
Terry Moore
Korea
Miss Moore
Commission Urges $10,000 Pay Rise for Federal Officials
Washington reports a special commission formed by Congress last year plans to recommend a $10,000 annual pay increase for Senators, House members, and federal judges. The proposed salary would rise to $25,000 for lawmakers and to $25,000 for district judges, with similar boosts for appeals court judges and Supreme Court justices. Action depends on Congress in an election year.
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Washington
Congress
White House
House
Commission
Supreme Court
Nelson Named To Head District Explorer Scouts
Larry Nelson of Explorer Troop 146 was named chairman of explorer units in the Southeast District Firelands Area Council of Boy Scouts at a round table meeting at Wellington High School. Bart Hancock of troop 145 was named assistant chairman and Ralph Fox of troop 141 secretary. Larry Joyce announced a standard first aid course and a firemanship course for emergency service soon. Slides of the scout jamboree of 1953 were shown to the explorers.
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Larry Nelson
Explorer
Firelands Area Council of Boy Scouts
Wellington High School
Bart Hancock
Ralph Fox
Larry Joyce
Frithrough Lay
First Avon High Principal Named
The Avon Board of Education named David G. Mullison principal of Avon High, the first in the school’s history. Mullison will teach science and mathematics alongside his new duties. a Rutgers graduate with Columbia post grads, he has over 20 years’ New Jersey high school teaching experience. He led wartime field engineers program at Westinghouse NJ, then worked in industry before joining Avon last year. Mullison, 54, lives in Avon Lake with his wife and three children.
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Avon Board of Education
David G. Mullison
Avon High
Mullison
Rutgers University
Columbia University
New Jersey
Westinghouse Electric Co
Avon
Mallison
Avon Lake
Champion Fair Of 1953 To Receive Trophy Tonight
The Ohio Fair Managers Association will award the Myers Y. Cooper trophy to the champion 1953 fair at a banquet closing their Columbus convention. Notables include former governor as toastmaster, Dr Arthur S. Flemming, Lt. Gen. Floyd L. Parks, and Laurence H. Hall. About 900 officials attended the opening session. fairs from Muskingum to Lucas counties pursue blue ribbon prizes amid ongoing talks on penalties, livestock, racing, and home arts.
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Columbus
Ohio Fair Managers Association
Myers Y. Cooper
Ohio
Willl
Arthur S. Flemming
Ohio Wesleyan Univerisity
Floyd L. Parks
2Nd Army Headquarters
Fort Meade
Maryland
Laurence H. Hall
Cleveland
State Board of Agriculture
Russell S. Hull
OFMA
Sandusky County
Muskingum
Fairfield
Guernsey
Hocking
Wood
Morgan
Shelby
Jackson
Ashland
van Wert
Miami
Williams
Harrison
Wyandot
Darke
Allen
Cuyahoga
Lorain
Lucas County
Independent Plain City Fair
United States Exhibits Sought for Bangkok Constitution Fair
United States exhibitors are invited to supply displays for Thailand's Constitution Fair in Bangkok. Organizers seek diverse American contributions to showcase democratic principles and civic engagement at the event.
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United States
Thailand
Bangkok
Slayer in Court May Have Placed Revenge List for Judges
In Warren Pennsylvania an electrician Norman Moon 26 shot Judge Allison Wade 51 in a court room and then shot himself after a 10 mile chase by state police Moon sought seven superior court judges by name and address as pay court orders against his wife’s alimony case Moon had earlier demanded judge names and addresses from Deputy Prothonotary Helen Steel Moon killed Wade during the sentencing portion after firing at District Attorney Myer Kornreich who fled Wade died shortly after receiving two chest shots in his courtroom death confirmed in hospital
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Norman Moon
Allison D. Wade
Superior Court
Helen Steel
Pittsburgh
Wade
Moon
Janet
Myer Kornreich
Warren County
Kornreich
Judge Wade
Huron County Pomona Grange plans full 1953 calendar
At the annual Masters Conference in New London the nine county granges agreed on a full 1953 calendar. Key topics included a 4H and Grange dormitory at the fairgrounds, the Magnetic Springs polio foundation program, and a county-wide meals project at the county fair. The next meeting will be with Greenwich Grange in early 1954 led by acting master John Bandy. Jim Meyer of Greenwich will present color slides and a talk.
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New London
Huron County Grange
Robert Earl
Keith Bandy
Lyme Grange
John Bandy
Huron County Fair
Magnetic Springs
Grange
Huron County Pomona Grange
Greenwich Grange
Jim Meyer
Greenwich
Huron County
Germany
Young Mercer
The
Hopes Fade For Early Talks On Peace Parley
Peace conference talks on Korea stalled as the United Nations pressed for a Communist retraction over an insult to the United States. Liaison officers from both sides met but offered no progress, with a second session scheduled for Friday morning U.S. time.
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Panmunjom
Korea
United Nations
United States
Kenneth Young
U. S. State Department
U.N
Edward Martin
Ku Man-Sum
South Korea
Arthur H. Dean
Young
Martin
Dean
Washington
North Korea
Red China
3 Aboard As Americans Identified In Rome Crash
A Philippine Airlines DC-6 crashed near Ciampino Airport Rome killing all aboard. 16 on board including seven passengers and nine PAL personnel. Identified Americans are pilot Ira Broome co pilot William Rose of Alton Illinois and Royal Jordan of Boston Massachusetts. The craft from Manila to London struck near the villa of Prince Lancelotti in a workers housing area.
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Rome
Philippine Airlines
Ciampino
PAL
Ira Broome
William Rose
Alton
Royal Jordan
Boston
Mass
Manila
London
Prince Lancelotti
Giordano
Bangkok
Karachi
Beirut
South Africa bans TV proposal promoters in store
A Johannesburg department store ban blocks two private citizens from financing the first live television broadcast in South Africa as promoters lack a broadcasting license. The move comes from the South African Broadcasting Co. citing missing license.
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South Africa
Cozens
Johannesburg
South African Broadcasting Co
Program Methods Are Discussed By P. T. A. Leaders
Lorain County Council of Parent-Teacher Associations met at Elyria First Congregational Church for the second of four training sessions on program methods. The evening covered the socio drama technique with participants sharing personal details then acting out scenarios to illustrate the topic College or a Job or Bath. The group noted most parents want college for their children and that workers may still pursue college via night classes. The next session will January 20 on Where Can They Go for Counsel with film discussion led by Mrs. Keith Eastin and resource persons Mrs. C. T. Ziegler and the Rev. Paul Folino.
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Lorain County
Avon
Cleveland College
William Jones
Avon School
Hopby
National
Parent Teacher
Keith Eastin
Brookside P.T.A
C. T. Ziegler
Paul Folino
Avon Lake
Beef Production At High For January
The Agriculture Department reports that the week saw 385000 cattle slaughtered under federal inspection and beef output near 204 million pounds. Slaughter rose 3 percent from the prior week and 2 percent versus the same week in 1953, marking a January high.
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Washington (M
Agriculture Department
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