Churchill rejects Malenkov meeting to ease Far East tensions
London reports Prime Minister Churchill refused to meet Soviet Premier Malenkov to ease Far East tensions. He warned such a meeting would not yield favorable results now, though he left open the possibility if timing and occasion were right. Laborites urged cease-fire talks in the Formosan straits, while Churchill stressed the Far East wasn’t a planned topic for a heads of state meeting.
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Georgi Malenkov
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Reds Bombard Tachens as Evacuation Threat Looms
Communist artillery and warplanes pressed the Tachens as U.S. evacuation threats loomed. Vice Admiral Pride rushed to Taipei for talks with Admiral Kivette while Chiang Kai-shek expressed mixed feelings over Eisenhower’s refusal to name protected islands. Refugees already began leaving to Formosa, with a first ship reaching Keelung.
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Pentagon Says Far East Risks Do Not Require More Forces
Defense officials said the Formosa area risks can be met without expanding the armed forces or boosting spending. The military, trained over four decades, is ready for global war if needed, with no plan to deploy ground troops in Asia despite Eisenhower seeking authority to defend Formosa and allied islands.
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Fort Pescadores
Plans Nearly Complete For Shopping Center
Pentagon leaders said U S forces were prepared to meet a test under President Eisenhower’s policy of building strength for the long haul. The armed forces show growth since mid-1950 with the Navy at about 1,100 ships and 406 warships, Air Force expanding to 120 wings, and the Army increasing from 10 divisions to 19 with atomic firepower represented.
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Lausche Praises Anti Bingo Action
Governor Lausche urges action to stop bingo games as they become community harms. He cites three acre Abbe Road site and plans for a neighborhood center, calling for orderly action and enforcement while noting bingo's shift from innocent play to influence on the community.
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Pedestrian 80 Injured In Elyria Collision
Aged pedestrian aged 80, of Elyria, struck by N Emerson Sherrill, 80, in poor condition with compound fractures to both legs. Police report unclear further details and location on page 2.
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Dr Harold Knapp Dies In Cleveland
Dr Harold J Knapp Cleveland Health Commissioner for almost a year died of a heart attack in Cleveland at 67 while on his way to City Hall. He was a Kenyon and Western Reserve Medical School graduate and served in the Public Square area. A rummage sale notice also appears with hours and locations for Vogler Storage.
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Trucker Killed When Coal Truck Jackknifes on Rt 58 Near Wellington
Delmar Sylvester Buren, 30, of Millersburg, died after his Autocar diesel truck and trailer jackknifed on Rt 58 just north of Wellington. He was hauling coal for H D Williamson Coal Co to Ohio Edison Le Rain plant. The crash occurred at 10:10 am on a curve near Black River bridge, trailer crushed cab, body removed by deputies. Buren, married with a young child and another child expected, was taken to Allen Hospital Oberlin and pronounced dead. body sent to Tru man Funeral Home Wellington and later to Millersburg.
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Trucker Fined 459 for Five Charges in Municipal Court
Carl Robert Lee of Cleveland paid 459.20 in Municipal Court after pleading guilty to five charges including failure to obey an officer and overload. He was arrested December 20 by State Highway Patrol, which cited refusal to allow a weight check, high speed in pursuit, and dumping part of the load at a truck stop. The plate on the tractor had been reported stolen and the trailer plate from another truck.
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Weather Outlook Northeastern Olio Snow and Cold
Snow, wind, and continued cold dominate the forecast with highs near 24 to 28 and lows around 12 to 18. Expect flurries tonight and Wednesday with occasional light snow and a persistent chill, temperatures Monday ranging 20 to 29.
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Tensions Rise as OAS Plans Washington Mission
In San Jose Costa Rica the five nation OAS commission flies to Washington on urgent business to present pressing problems to the council amid border clashes with Nicaragua. Costa Rica seeks abolition of the demilitarized buffer zone to allow troops to mop up rebels as Nicaragua reinforces border posts with 300 soldiers. both sides push toward preventing further incidents.
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Col Hays Named Goble Successor
Col Harold L. Hays chief of staff of the Ohio 37th National Guard is named to succeed Chester W. Goble as State Selective Service Director. Goble resigned last week to become a deputy state auditor.
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Ohio Braces For Snow And Cold Snap Amid Strong Winds
Snow flurries and brisk winds hit Ohio as a low pressure system moves northeast toward Michigan. About one inch fell in northern Ohio with lighter amounts elsewhere. Forecasters warn of more snow and a cold front tonight and Wednesday, bringing arctic air and well below normal temperatures through Thursday. State crews tackle slick conditions in Bryan, Tiffin and Port Clinton area as temperatures range from 20s to low 30s across cities including Dayton 21, Cleveland 26, Cincinnati 22.
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Two Convicts Shot Escaping Wall At Walla Walla
Two Washington State penitentiary inmates were shot by guards Monday night as they tried to scale the wall in a failed escape attempt. A third conspirator, James W. Singletary, 21, surrendered unharmed, while Verus Barrett, 28, was seriously wounded and Rody Erb, 23, was wounded in the foot and left shoulder.
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Washington State Penitentiary
Lawrence Delmore
Verus Barrett
Rody Erb
James W. Singletary
First agony column debut in London Times raises notices
The London Times pioneered the agony column class for personal problem notices. The feature offered readers guidance for issues like vacancy, unemployment, or low customer flow. Classified ads promised relief via a helpful ad writer.
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