Bricker Amendment Debate Splits Experts On Treaty Law Threat
Washington coverage details the Bricker amendment controversy, explaining positions of Sen. John Bricker and opponents. The piece outlines arguments that treaties could override or be constrained by the Constitution, and notes Eisenhower’s stance and Dulles remarks while describing the congressional debate and potential impact on foreign relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bricker
John W. Bricker
Ohio
Besie Meciier
Actien
Vores
Yalta
Mexer
Woriders
John Foster Dulles
John Foster Dulles In April, 1952,Before He Became Secretary of States
Dulles
Eisenhower
Supreme Court
Senate Judiciary Committee
Prinary
U.S
Afghanistan
Itv
Ory
Congress
Coud
Senate
Judiciary
Thomas Jefferson
Sen. Bricker
News and Delivery Service Title by MES
AMHERST Herrick Ave West Phone 421 News and Delivery Service by MES June E. Alexander at 272 Franklin Ave Phone 3611 provides local service information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrick Ave
West Phone 421 News and Delivery Service
MES
Amherst Jaycees Hear Of Need For Recreation
Amherst community meeting at the Legion Home discussed the need for a recreation center. Ed Elliott and Marvin Starbuck earned the Most Outstanding Lineman award while speaker Richard Prucha, Amherst Recreation Board, explained levy issues and school-board funding limits. A film Playtown U.S.A. was shown. attendees included Nick Discenzo and Will iam Brandt among many residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Amherst Junior Chamber of Commerce
Legion
Ed Elliott
Marvin Starbuck
Joe Hudak
Jaycees
Jack Moskal
Richard Prucha
Amherst Recreaton Board
Levy
Board of Education
Fim
Playtown
U.S.A
Kerneth Alexander
Nick Discenzo
Willlam Brandt
Whalen Praised as New York City Greeter for 35 Years
James L. Kilgallen reports Greeter Grover A. Whalen receives over 1,000 letters praising his unsalaried service to world figures. The Bronx-born official's tribute follows Mayor Wagner Jr's surprise pick of Richard C. Patterson Jr. as chair of the mayor's reception committee, effective January 1, 1954, with James A. Farley noted in the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Grover A. Whalen
Whalen
Robert F. Wagner Jr
Wagner
Richard C. Patterson Jr
Yugoslavia
James A
Jim) Farley
Roosevelt
New Yorker
New York City
United States Army
Whaler
Stanley Woodward
American State Department
Lower East Side
Coty, Inc
Jimmy Walker
City of
Grover Whalen
Broadway
City Hall
Eisenhower
Lind‘berg
Pershing
Rickenbacker
Churchill
Queen Marie
Romania
Duke of Windsor
White House
Wilson
Harding
Cooldze
Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Truman
Hylan
Walker
McKee
O’brien
LaGuardia
O'Dwyer
Impellitteri
Grand Central Station
Grand Central
Jack Bachtold
Oberlin Mail News Delivery Details
Local message lists delivery instructions for Oberlin residents. Items should be mailed to P O Box 3 or called in via phone 27 2601 or 4 3633 for Doris Heilman to arrange delivery service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.O
Doris Heilman
Circle One To Meet At Broadwell Home Oberlin
Circle One of the fist Siethodist church will meet at the H A Broadwell residence 32 King Street Wednesday at 2:30 pm Mrs Ralph Turner will be the speaker and Mrs A A Bau man will be in charge of devoters The South Russia Neighborhood Ju wul will meet at the home of Siss J E Ford 126 Morgan street for a potuck dinner at 223% pom Thursday Meeting Tomorrow The Rebekah Aid Society will meet at the home of Frances Bare Wednesday at 1 oclock in the afternoon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Fist Siethodist Church
H. A. Broadwell
King Street
Ralph Turner
A. A. Bauman
South Russia
Siss
J. E. Ford
Morgan Street
Rebekah Aid Society
Frances Bare
Chatham Grange Meeting Showcases Degree Work and Play
Several granges including Lavinyette Harrisville Ashland and Hinckley attended the Chatham Grange meeting. Master Russell Fish opened in the fourth degree, Rolland Fish led first degree work, and participants demonstrated skilled drill duties. The third grade presented a play Happy New Year about the twelve months, taped by the school. Mother’s tea followed. next program set for January 29 at 7:30 PM by the fifth grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatham
Lavinyette
Harrisville
Ashland
Hinckley
Russell Fish
Rolland
Berlin Heights Address Is Changed For Airman Edwin R Brown
An Air Force address update shows Airman Edwin R Brown of the 15512-137, 3419th Training Squadron, Lowry Air Force Base, Box 0-6397 Denver, Colorado. Community notices report Chatham PTA panel on juvenile problems January 25 at 3 PM with Judge Elmer Brumbaugh as guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin Heights
Edwin R Brown
Edwin R. Brown
Air Force
Lowiry Air Force Base
Denver
Col
Chatham
P.T.A
Elmer Brumbaugh
Kent
Akron Juvenile Court
Akron Area Church
Brumbaugh
Avery Clapp
Jane Brinker
Mason
Parrish
Pat Nixon's Quiet Role in Far East Tour Success
The article portrays Pat Nixon as a steadfast support to Vice President Nixon during a ten week Far East tour. She engaged with people, visited hospitals and schools, distributed comforts to veterans and orphans, and endured long protocol duties. Her empathy for children and calm presence helped project American goodwill across Asia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Nixon
Washington
Nixon
Far East
Asia
Pat
Tricia
Julie
Nixons
New Zealand
Tripoli
Jackson trio item reports ice pick attack and vandalism
Jackson Mississippi police heard Johnny y Jackson Jr report his girlfriend Lydia Barnes asked for a $15 loan. After he said he had only $10 she chased him with an ice pick down the street and later smashed the windows of his car.
Birmingham Honored On Birthday
A surprise 21st wedding anniversary dinner was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Moritz on Route 113 recently. The honored couple were Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Hunter. Present for the occasion were: Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Sayler and family, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Sehoff and family, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Schuster and family, Paul DeMuth of Vermilion, and John Moritz. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Green of Florence honored George Green of Angling road at a dinner last Sunday. The dinner was held in honor of George Green's birthday. Also present were Mrs. George Green and James Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlton Champney
Madison
Edna Champney
Townsend
Power-Keighley
Robert Leidheiser
Sandusky
Ray Marshall
Bellamy Road
Perry Neldon
Mary Locucco
Bellevue
Bellevue Hospital
Daugh Carl Arnett
Salem
Oregon
Ter
Dominic Vari
Chatham
Rela- Larry
Rickey Matthews
Chester Eglin
Greenwich
Melvin Allis
John Charles
Allen Memorial Hospital
Robert Hall
Lorain
Earl Joyce
Amherst
Nellie Graham
Louis Wideman
Wynn Wideman
Frank Browand
Litchfield
V.F.W
Birmingham
William Moritz
Merritt Hunter
Melvin Sayler
Elmer Sehoff
Harold Schuster
Paul DeMuth
Vermilion
John Moritz
J. W. Green
Florence
George Green
Angling Road
James Green
Collective Authority reshapes Soviet leadership after Stalin
Henry Shapiro reports on the shift to collective authority in the Soviet leadership after Stalin. Malenkov, Khrushchev, Beria’s fall, and the rise of a committee rule mark a move away from one man rule, with power distributed among the top leadership and more consultative bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Josef Stalin
United Press
Henry Shapiro
Moscow
Stalin
Iim
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Winston Churchill
Tehran
Premer George Matenkov
Lavrenti Seria
Stain
Malenkov
Cief
Committee of Rulers
Council of Ministers
Central Committee
N. S. Khrushchev
Communist Party
Supreme Soviet
Beria
Materkov
Senia
Kremlin
Henrietta P T A Hears Dates For Coming Events
Henrietta P T A hear announcements of upcoming programs and talks. Miss Beverly Stover will speak to Lorain County juniors and seniors at Henrietta School February 10 as part of a county council drive to encourage teaching careers. A P T A workshop runs February 5 to March 96 at Western Reserve University. Final two study groups in the county council series occur January 20 and 27 at the Congregational church in Elyria. next council meeting is February 3 at Maplewood school. Walter Reuther article discussed. program of entertainment features group singing led by Miss Marjorie Howe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta
Henrietta P.T.A
Robert Hufnagle
Hufnagle
Beverly Stover
Lakewood
Firelands
Henrietta School
Stover
Lorain County
Western Reserve Univerisity
Ohio Congress P.T.A
Ohio
County Council
Elyria
Maplewood School
Walter Reuther
James Keubler
Clyde Harris
Marjorie Howe
New Italian Government Is Sworn In
Premier-designate Fanfani swore in a 19 member cabinet composed of 18 Christian Democrats and one independent expert. The new government faces a confidence vote in the Chamber of Deputies next week, with observers uncertain of its fate amid Monarchist opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Amaniore Fanfani
Christian Democrats
Fanfani
Chamber of Deputies
Luigi Einaudi
Also Mentioned on This Page
Congressional Quarterly
Amherst Jaycees
Need For Recreation
Rotarians
Paul Warner
Qbertin
al Joyee
Bill Bear
Amherst Rotary Cus
Roy Schaefer
Ralph 4 Brghi
Ene Nerd
Iniroe Gueec
Joseph King
Hospital News
Minnie Baxter
Olga Herwig
Ansil Godsey
Mirs
Vera Lauver
Airscom Montgomery
Roland Schevierstein
Walter “Selman
Wellington
Ona Crawford
Oberiin
Simms
Dwight Sanden
James Goodell
Ralph Morris
Loran
Frederick Hoffman
Loram
Robert Willis
Elviia
Guy Carlton
Alfred McGranor
Herman Reip
Norman Whiton
Edward Bunting
Rob Burt
Elvia
Laddie Mitiska
David Gregory
Claude Casada
Richard Sabiers
Robert Welch
Roland Schieferstein
Dwight Standen
Marge Wilson
By James L. Kilgallen
Broadwell
Esther Coinman
GAA
Cleveland
Marguerite Grills
Eerey
Otfer
Korea
Zes
Ankor Yat
Cambodia
Rangoon
Burns
Georgia Zhukov
N. A. Bulganin
Salvation Army
America
Belaire Hood
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!