Rumors Swirl Over Malenkov Fate In Moscow and Siberia
London dispatch reports intense world speculation on former Soviet Premier George Malenkov after his disappearance from public view. Rumors of execution last week and a trip east, possibly to Siberia, circulated amid vague diplomatic messages and a Swedish envoy’s account.
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London
INS
George Malenkov
Siberia
India
Malenkov
Moscow
Pudgy
Stalin
Sture Ekefalk
Russia
Ekefalk
Stockholm
Alexei S. Pavlenko
Pavlenko
Maierkov
Dulles urges Senate to ratify Paris pacts
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles urged the Senate Foreign Relations Committee to ratify the Paris agreements on German rearmament. He said ratification could enable a big power meeting with Russia and advance peace prospects. He suggested the Western pattern of arms control might be discussed with the East for a broader disarmament framework.
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Mario Scelbe
White House
Eisenhower
Clare Boothe Luce
U.S
Italy
Scelba
Gaetano Martino
Johnn Foster Dulles
Manlio Brosio
Dulles
Senate
Paris
Washington
John Foster Dulles
Russia
Senate Foreign and Armaments
West Germany
United States
London
Norwalk Sees First Traffic Fatality Since 1953
A 42 year old Norwalk man, Russell B May of 20 Townsend Ave, died early today when his car crashed into a tree on West Main Street. He was pronounced dead at 12 45 a m at Memorial Hospital. May leaves two daughters and three brothers. He belonged to the Norwalk Eagles Club the Knight of Pythias Willoughby and the Norwalk Bronson Conservation League. Services are at Kubachi Addis Funeral Home Thursday at 2 pm with Rev R R Deitrich officiating burial in Bellevue Cemetery.
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Norwalk
Russell B. May
Townsend Ave
May
West Main St
Memonmal Hospital
Norwalk Eagles Club
Knight
Pythias of
Willoughby
Norwalk Bronson Conservation League
Dhane
Judy
Huron
Public Utilities probes Elyria Phone service amid complaints
The Ohio Public Utilities Commission completed an on the spot inquiry into Elyria Telephone Co service after residents reported quality concerns. Investigators, who visited Elyria last month and conducted door to door checks and equipment tests, will have findings summarized in Columbus. The report covers safety, service quality, and customer questions.
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The
State Public Utilities Commission
Elyria Telephone Co
Safety Service
Michael J. Lotko
Elyria
Commission
Investige
Ohio
Columbus
Phone Probe Completed and Weather Fragments Noted
A terse read shows a completed phone probe and scattered weather data. It records humidity readings at 8 am and 2 pm with numbers like 58 and 3 percent, plus sunrise and sunset times and moon rise. The text mentions days Monday Tuesday and Wednesday with limited context.
Mother Disapproves Of Pipe-Puffing Contest Entry
Kay Kelley and a two year old nurse won a state contest but declined to enter the international event in Five Day Forecast New York. The mother expresses shock at the activity and notes temperatures will average near normal with a cooler Thursday and Friday followed by a warmer Sunday. Showers are likely Friday. Normal highs range from the 50s to low 80s across regions.
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Flint
Mich
Kay Kelley
New York
Col McCormick Seriously Ill in Chicago Tribune Chief’s Health
Col Robert R. McCormick editor and publisher of the Chicago Tribune is seriously ill and his condition has worsened, his physician announced today. He had undergone treatment on January 19 and is suffering from an internal ailment at this time.
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Chicago
Robert R. McCormick
The
Chicago Tribune
McCormick
AFL Chief Addresses CIO Union in Cleveland
AFL President George Meany will address the CIO Auto Workers Union convention in Cleveland marking a step toward AFL-CIO unity. The event follows Sen. Matthew Neely’s critique of Eisenhower and debates over a $25 million strike fund to back wage negotiations with Ford and General Motors.
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Cleveland
INS
Afl-Cio
AFL
George Meany
CIO Auto Workers Union
Meany
Bo Woth
CIO
Walter Reuther
Eisenhower
Sen
Matthew, Neely
West Virginia
UAW
Neely
Ford Motor Co
General Motors
Meany Delivers His Speech. Neelys
White House
Crash Kills Medina Man in Greenfield Front of Restaurant
A truck struck a car and crashed through a restaurant area near Charlottesville eight miles east of Greenfield. R. E. Scranton of Medina, Ohio, 32, died. Leland Dunbar of Knightstown and Willard Simmons of Charlestown were hospitalized in serious or critical condition. Debris damaged four buildings, a post office porch, and a grocery store as five people were injured or affected.
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Qmo
Charlottesville
Here
R. E Scranton
Medina
Omo
Daxton Oho
Confire
Leland Denbar
Knightstown
Willard Simmons
Charintieswille
Peahce
Dunbar
Simmons
Avon Lake Peddler Restriction Law Sparks Hearing Protests
A local hearing on a proposed Avon Lake peddler restriction law drew resident protests and questions about enforcement. The page notes educational policy and a band rehearsal plan referenced in adjacent sections, with unclear details on past passage chances and school board leadership.
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Avon Lake
City, B-W Approve Rt. 20 By-Pass Plan
Elyria officials win approval for a Route 20 by pass skirting the west and east city edges. Bendix-Westinghouse manager Dexter Kimball says the plan supports growth and avoids obstacles to expansion. Shaffer-Parrett and De Leuw- Shaffer firm drawings proceed to state highway review. Major Keys praises the cooperative step toward a belt system to divert traffic from the city.
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B-W
John Waters
Bend
X - Westinghouse
Elyria
Dexter Kimball
Cleveland St
Charlies DeLeuw and
Shaffer-Parrett & Assocates
Kimball
Safety Service
Michael J. Lotko
Shaffer-Parrett
With St
Abbe Rd
Sugar Ridge Rd
Toin
Bon Air Ave
Lotko
Major Keys
Bendix-Westinghouse
Wesley Ave
Black River
West River St
Rt. 50
Lake Ave
High St
Elytia
Shaffer
State Highway Department
Mnal
Parrett
de- Leuw
43 Affected By Fumes At Cleveland Plant
Forty three workers at National Malleable and Steel Casings Co in Cleveland were overcome by carbon monoxide fumes. Ambulances ferried victims to four area hospitals for oxygen and treatment while a fire rescue unit provided aid at the dispensary. The wind spread fumes into No 1 and No 2 foundries, prompting shutdowns as 800 workers were sent home until air cleared.
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Cleveland, C
National
No 1
No. 2
Fondnes
Hull Improves at Bethesda After Stroke Card
Cordell Hull, former secretary of state, continued to show improvement at Bethesda Naval Hospital today following a cerebral stroke Saturday. He was admitted after the sudden health event and his condition was reported as steady and improving with nurses and doctors monitoring closely.
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Washington
INS
Cordell Hull
Bethesda Naval Hospital
County Attorneys Talk For, Against Third Judge Here
Five speakers urged creating a juvenile and domestic relations court in Elyria in 1959, with two opposing. Judge John D. Pincura and Bruce Alexander led pro side citing growth, rising case load, and sociological benefits. Opponents Roy Vandemark and Worth Fauver argued current two-judge court suffices amid costs and historical concession.
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Columbus
Elyria
House Judiciary Committee
Common Pleas
John D. Pincura
Bruce Alexander
L. R. Ashhenbach
Frank E. Stevens
Jack Grban
Michael Norman Frank
Lorain
j|Lorain Community Welfare Counsel
Roy F. Vandemark
Worth A. Fauver
Elyma
Vandemark
Robert H. Rice
Rice
Lorain County
Pincura
Alexander
Bar Committee
American Bar Association
Loraine County
Ashhenbach
Urban
Loramn
Agera
Frank
Attornney
Frank Stevens
Fauver
D. A
Watch Wait Is Policy As Pen Rebels Hold Out
Nine rebellious convicts kept two guards captive for a third day at Nebraska State Prison. Gov. Anderson refused to act until the guards are released, betting on starvation pressure. The detention building remains surrounded by walls and guards report no injuries despite the standoff.
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Lincoln, Neb
Victor E. Anderson
Nebraska State Prison
Anderson
Warren Miller
Eugene Swanson
Weisnt
Atom Blast Shakes Las Vegas In Major 1955 Test
A powerful atomic detonation at the 1955 test series rocked Las Vegas Nevada and surrounding towns. Windows cracked across Bertha's Furniture store and AEC offices rattled as the pre dawn detonation sent a bright flash across four western states. The device's exact model remains undisclosed by the Atomic Energy Commission.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Bertha
Funiture
AEC
Eisenhower Says Reds Not Ready For Quemoy Attack Yet
President Eisenhower believes Red China is not prepared for a full scale assault on Quemoy and Matsu soon though war danger may rise later. He rejects reports that top advisers insist on a guaranteed U S defense and will decide if intervention is needed only when events require. Continued on page 2.
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United Press
White House
Washington
Eisenhower
Quemoy
Marsu Islands
Tutre
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Red Cam Ta
Formosa Surat
Red China
Matsu
United States
Formosa
Fescadores
Fort Tosa
U.S
Maisu
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