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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1954

Page

10

Blunt Talk Signals New Look in US Policy

American officials outline a blunt shift in foreign and military policy dubbed a new look aimed at countering Russia. Secretary of State Dulles spoke of a great capacity to retaliate instantly by means and places of our choosing, aligning with Eisenhower’s warning that atomic weapons might be used if needed to preserve freedom.

Russia U. S John Foster Dulles Dulles Eisenhower Ruth Far East Amercan Feild Paris Alfred M Gruenther North Atlantic Treaty Organization Gruenther

Soviet Struggle Over Atomic Threats and Western Response

The piece notes Soviet leaders claim the U S B 47 jet bomber could deliver atomic bombs and threaten Western industry. It explains Russia lacks a counter and fears Western retaliation if war erupts. It mentions ongoing talks about world pooling of atomic fuels and uneasy European reactions ahead of the Big Four foreign ministers' meeting starting January 25 in Berlin.

Russia West Eisenhower Europe Pene Reece Ber

Deserted Son Not Forced To Support Father

Ohio Supreme Court ruled that a son deserted by his father before age 16 is not liable to support the father later. The decision reversed a Huron county ruling ordering James Mong to pay $21 monthly for Lawrence A. Mong, now in Wheatland, Pa. The suit arose under a reciprocal state agreement. Ohio law shields a son from paternal support when deserted as a child.

Columbus Ohio Supreme Court Huron County Common Pleas Court James Mong Norwalk Lawrence A. Mong Wheatland Mercer County Pennsylvania Board of Assistance Ohio

Ruling In $1,000,000 Estate Divides Among Heirs

Columbus Common Pleas Judge Leland R. Rutherford ruled that the near million dollar estate of Dennis R. Kelly will be shared equally by Chester A Micklethwaite Raymond C Micklethwaite and Hazel Melick, all siblings of the late adoptee. The decision settles the claims of 28 other persons barring reversal.

Columbus. O Common Pleas Leland R. Rutherford Morrow County Roseville Dennis R. Kelly Columbus Rutherford Young Kelly Chester A. Micklethwaite Raymond C. Micklethwaite Hazel Melick Kelly

Actress Says GIs Like Sincerity and Plain Talk

Hollywood star Roberta Haynes returning from Korea says soldiers crave sincerity and plain talk over glamour. She recalls lonely, shy troops who prefer ordinary conversations and sweaters to showy costumes, doubting entertainers’ motives and valuing genuine camaraderie over glamour.

Hollywood Roberta Haynes Roberta Korea Ishkibibble

Can't Estimate 2nd Pike Route

Columbus OH JP Highway Director Samuel Linzell said it would be idle speculation to pinpoint the route of the Cincinnati to Conneaut turnpike. He added engineers will start a preliminary survey with a Toledo spur, but cannot say where pavement would be. The Board of Control released 135000 for the survey to determine feasibility.

Columbus Samuel Linzell Cincinnati Cincinnati-Conneaut Toledo Board of Control

Three Favorite Dutch Recipes From Pennsylvania Dutch Cookery

Recipes from Sara Hervey of Philadelphia offer hearty Dutch dishes. The text lists hot Dutch potato salad with sauerkraut and bacon, plus bean and tomato combinations, featuring onions green pepper vinegar and seasonings. Includes ingredients, steps, and serving notes.

Sara Hervey Philadelphia Country Gentleman Magazine

Rat causes brief WORL transmitter outage in Saugus

A rat invaded the WORL radio transmitter in Saugus Massachusetts causing a short circuit and a temporary air silence. The incident involved a rat entering the unit and gnawing at components as station staff restored service. Local technicians investigated the fault and resumed normal broadcasts.

Saugus Mass Boston WORL

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