Dulles Attacks Red China in Big Five Plan Clash
Berlin dispatch reports U S Secretary of State John Foster Dulles labeling Chinese Communists mass murderers in opposition to Molotov’s Big Five idea. He urged the Big Four foreign ministers to skip the proposal, accusing Molotov of aiming to replace the United Nations with a permanent conference body via Chinese inclusion, while defending strict focus on German and Austrian treaty issues.
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Berlin
U. S
John Foster Dulles
Russia
Red China
Dulles
Molotov
United Nations
Kips Molotov
Korea
Indo-China
Pacific
Chou En-lai
China
Britain
Town Has 2 Chiefs In Columbus Whitehall Council
Whitehall village council meeting creates dual leadership with suspended Chief Harry E Worley and James Tudor named acting chief. Worley faces misconduct charges and a trial date is set for next Wednesday.
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Columbus
Whitehall Council
Harry E. Worley
James Tudor
Partelman
Worley
Weather Outlook Northeastern Ohio Cold With Sun and Wind
Partly cloudy and continued cold today and tonight. High around 26 and low near freezing. Friday mostly fair, cold forenoon, warmer in afternoon. Temp range around Wednesday 3 to SL. Precipitation 4 percent. at 8 p.m. 0. Sunrise Thursday 7:41 a.m. Moon 2:26 a.m. Thursday, Moonset 11:50 a.m. Thursday. Real Welding still on Lod. Auction January 30. Ad.
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Ohio
Pro-Reds Welcomed At Kaesong
The last act of a grim drama sees 21 Americans, a Briton and 325 Koreans freed by the Communists at Panmunjom. The convoy rolled into Kaesong where Red Cross teams waited to take them into custody as banners fluttered and welcoming speeches were planned by Red Chinese and North Korean dignitaries. The 347 remain prisoners until a Korean political conference decides their fate, negotiations having failed.
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Panmunjiomp
Kaesong
Red Cross
Panmun Jom
County Entry Wins Judges' Mention In State Contest
Wellington High School senior Steven Miller earned an honorable mention in the Prince of Peace Declamation state contest held with the Ohio Pastor's Convention in Columbus. Ward Potts, Fremont, won first with a four year scholarship and $200. Robert Longsworth, Augusta, second. Bruce Campbell, Wadsworth, third. Miller was coached by Rev. H George Robertson and Mrs. Harry Hannon for his rendition of Stubparn 'Ounces.
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Wellington
Steven Miller
Prince of Peace
Columbus
Miller
Ward Potts
Fremont
Robert Longsworth
Augusta
Bruce Campbell
Wadsworth
Potts
Hayes Pharmacy
H. George Robertson
First Congregational Church
Harry Hannon
Oberlin
Stubparn
Brother Stabs Brother In Home Row
Dennis Kavanaugh, 15, is hospitalized in East Cleveland with a stab wound from a quarrel with his 12-year-old brother Alan over a former's newspaper route. Surgeons operated late Wednesday to repair puncture and laceration injuries.
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Cleveland
Dennis Kavanaugh
Huron Road Hospital
Dennis
Alan
Molotov View On Parley Narrowed To Asia
Berlin reports a French source states Western foreign ministers press Molotov on a meeting of the Big Five limited to Far Eastern issues. They oppose Communist China joining. Dulles sends signals Molotov still seeks China participation, while Eden and Bidault see possible room for a Far Eastern conference with broader participation on Asia issues.
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Berlin
Vyaches‘lav Molotov
China
Molotov
Korea
Johin Foster Dulles
U.S
Anthony Eden
Britain
Georges Bidault
France
Dulles
Eden
Bidault
Burns Fatal To Tanker Driver
Earl Bottomley a 71 year old Mansfield gasoline truck driver died at Elyria Memorial Hospital from burns after his two tank trailer crashed into a tree in front of the Henrietta Methodist Church parsonage on Route 113 Tuesday night
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Earl Bottomley
Mansfield
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Henrietta Methodist Church Parsonage
Singapore man enters smallest car sweepstakes
H Goh of Singapore enters an unofficial world smallest auto contest with a car built on a toy chassis. The vehicle measures four feet long and two feet wide, aiming to claim the title.
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Singapore
C. H. Goh
Goh
Stove Explodes Destroys South Amherst Apartment Home
A fire caused by an oil heating stove explosion destroyed a three apartment home on Quarry Road in South Amherst, leaving ten children and three other families homeless. Winds and water shortages hampered firefighting, with gas tanks adding to the blaze. Loss estimated around $6,000. Locals opened emergency stations and temporary housing while Red Cross aid was arranged.
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South Amherst
Amherst
Quarry Road
Route 113
Ptes
Jake Wilhelm
Wilhelm
Cleveland Quarries Co
Hollen Neeley
E. Jones
Ed Morton
American Legion Auxiliary
Firemen’s Auxiliary
Henry Garland
American Red Cross
Congress To Postpone Coffee Prices Probe
Congress men, angered by a sharp rise in coffee prices, diverted immediate investigations as the FTC plan moved forward. President Eisenhower backed the FTC probe, while Latin American voices warned against boycotts that could harm producing nations amid potential interagency regulation and market pressures.
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Congress
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Eisenhower
Noth
Senate Agriculture
George D. Aiken
Aiken
Bill
Guy Gillette
Truck Driver Killed In Canton Tractor-Loader Crash
Matt Shaw, 21, of Canton was killed Wednesday night when a tractor-loader he was driving tumbled down an eight-foot embankment and pinned him beneath it, authorities said.
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Canton
Matt Shaw
Schools and Auxiliary Raise $1 100 for Polio Drive
The March of Dimes campaign fund in Elyria received over 1100 from two sources. The Jewish War Veterans Auxiliary Post 222 added 208.99 raised by volunteers at the Capitol and Rivoli theaters on January 16 17 23 and 24 led by Mrs Bernard Bieter and a team including Mrs Louis Schroeder Mrs Mason Mrs Gerson Mrs Harry Gottlieb Miss Arline Bergman and Kenneth Schroeder. Elyria schools contributed over 900 toward this year’s drive, about 200 more than last year.
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Harry C. Bogart
Louis Schroeder
Mason
Gerson
Harry Gottlieb
Arline Bergman
Kenneth Schroeder
Elyria
Two Romanian Brothers Named Heirs to $7133 Estate
Iosif and Vasil Erdohati, stepsons of Barbara Erdohati who died in October 1943, were declared heirs by Probate Judge Malcolm Thomson. The estate includes $1830 in personal property and $5322 in securities. Attorney Richard Horan says heirs will receive $20 monthly via relatives in the U.S. to avoid confiscation by the Communist government.
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Rumania
Iosif
Vasil Erdohati
Malcolm Thomson
Barbara Erdohati
Richard Horan
Romania
Horan
Recommends Permit To Build TV Station
Examiner Annie Neal Huntting of the Federal Communications Commission has recommended a construction permit for a new TV station on channel 31 be issued to the Elyria Lorain Broadcasting Co. Dispatches from Washington say the recommendation takes effect in 40 days unless objections trigger further hearings. Elyria Lorain Broadcasting Co. operates Radio Station WEOL and plans a television station here upon final approval.
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Annie Neal Huntting
Federal Communications Commission
Elyria - Lorain Broadcasting Co
Washington Today
FCC
Elyria-Lorain Broadcasting Co
WEOL
Eisenhower pledges brisk action to end downturn and raise wages
President Eisenhower in a lengthy economic report to Congress promises rapid, vigorous use of federal powers if needed to prevent a low mood. He forecasts a near end to the dip, notes 1953 saw new records in industry and income payments, and seeks higher unemployment benefits and an expanded minimum wage.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Bricker Plan Discussed With Eisenhower At White House
Senate GOP leaders met with President Eisenhower to review the Bricker amendment and treaty making. They discussed the George substitute and a GOP compromise, with Knowland promising a late today update after reporting back to Capitol Hill.
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Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
Bricker
Capitol Hill
White House
Walter F. George
GOP
William F. Knowland
Calif
Homer Ferguson
Mich
Eugene Millikin
Jim Resar Moves To New Address In Lodi Street
Jim Resar has relocated to 333 Lodi Street. New phone number 3112 is listed. This small personal notice records the address change and contact update for the individual.
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Jim Resar
Lodi St
Cleveland Broadcaster Hangs Self Over Job Hope
Albert Hoegler, 30, a Cleveland Indians broadcast assistant, hanged himself in his home. Family says he faced despondency after not replacing Jack Graney as broadcaster. He helped with the postgame program Tenth Inning and sometimes joined Jimmy Dudley in game broadcasts. he was single and was found by his sister Marie in the basement.
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Cleveland
Albert Hoegler
Cleveland Indians
Hoegler
Jack Graney
Hoegier
Graney
Jimmy Dudley
Marie
Keep Kitchen Items Visible Says Modern Lady
It is advised to place toaster mixer and other used kitchen items within easy reach for convenience. The Chronicle Telegram Class Ads offer a modern method to sell items not mentioned here, with a phone number for ad placement and prompt service.
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Chronicle Telegram
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