Race Issue Raised at Parley on School Segregation
Washington AP delegates at the White House Conference on Education debated school segregation. NAACP official Clarence M. Mitchell accused southern states of defying the Supreme Court ban and questioned whether those delegates could receive government travel expenses. Mitchell plans to pursue the matter with the conference budget officer and possibly through the courts if payments proceed. He cited Georgia South Carolina Louisiana and Mississippi as openly defying the court order.
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Washington AM
White House
Clarence M. Mitchell
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Supreme Court
NAACP
McElroy
Mitchell
Georgia
South Carolina
Louisiana
Mississippi
Lorain Receives Last 1955 Ore Cargo
Winter icy blasts end a record ore season for Pittsburgh Steamship Co. at Lorain. The Clyde delivered the season’s final cargo, with total ore haul near 24 million gross tons. Olcott sailed Monday with ore from Two Harbors to Chicago. Ferbert and Phipps due Conneaut for final unloads.
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Pittsburgh Steamship Co
U. S. Steel
National Tube Co
Lorain
Clyde
Donald C. Potts
Olcott
Soo Locks
Chicago
Minn
Ferbert
Phipps
Conneaut
Pittsburgh
Great Lakes
Clark
Anderson
Carlaway
Stanley
Thomas
Harvey
Hill
Milwaukee
Toledo
Superior
Wis
Monroe
Mich
Eoorse
Northeast Ohio Weather Bulletin Snow and Wind Report
Snowy windy and cold conditions across Northeastern Ohio with 2 to 8 inches of snow near elevations by evening and lake shore areas. Highs near 18 to 24 degrees, tonight and Wednesday lows 12 to 17. Southwest to west winds 25 to 35 mph, gusty, with snow flurries and lake Erie influence.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
Sfoka
Baumhart Seeks Re election to U S Congress in 13th Ohio
Rep A D Baumhart announces he will run again for the 13th Ohio District seat including Lorain Erie Huron and Sandusky counties. A Vermilion native with Navy service and Owens Corning roles, he cites harbor surveys post offices ship contracts and local projects as 1955 achievements and ongoing programs.
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A. D. Baumbhart
Congress
Ohio
Lorain
Erie
Huron
Sandusky
Baumhart
United States Congress
U. S. Navy
Vermilion
Ohio University
Athens
State Senate
Navy
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp
GOP
Ray Bliss
Robert A. Taft
Washington
Murder Charges Planned in Detention Home Slaying
Five teenage girls at Summit County Detention Home faced first degree murder charges for killing matron Eula Bonham. The group planned an escape, with the Shingler girl admitting a key grab. Cain claimed a plan formed late in October. Ringleader not yet determined. all involved deny full responsibility.
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Akron, QC
Eula Bonham
Summit County
Zelda DeCost
Marl Cain
Ruth Beiehler
Margaret Nicholson
Mirl Cain
Mary Nicholson
Shirley Shingler
Ruth Beichler
Where To Turn Church Event Plans Aired
Elyria church council hears plans for a Christmas festival and a training school as part of a community outreach. The report notes details discussed at the council meeting and outlines planned dates and activities.
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Elyria Church Council
Water Company Requests Rate Hike in Medina County
The Sharon Spring Water Co asks the State Public Utilities Commission to raise rates citing current charges as grossly inadequate. Proposed rates would cap at 1,000 gallons for $2, with existing charges seen as excessive for Medina County subscribers.
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Columbus
Sharon Spring Water Co
State Public Utilities Commission
Medina County
Murbach Coal & Supply Co
Bridge
Defense argues Communist activities lawful in Ohio trial
In federal court in Cleveland defense lawyers for 11 defendants argued the Communist party’s activities were legal and constitutional. Witness David Garfield Jr. testified that the party aims for peaceful change, with security measures described as defensive against harassment. He said the steel commission worked on routine matters and sought to increase membership and influence in mills. The jury heard about party leadership grooming and questions about courses and books read by defendants.
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Cleveland, C
Ohio
Communist Party
The
United
Wuaure
David Whitney Garfield Jr
FBI
With
Hymen Schlessinger
Garfield
Schlessinger
Steel Commission
Charles J. McNamee
Jones Won't Seek County Post Again
County Commissioner J Powell, 71, announced he will not seek reelection after a term beginning January 1 1953 and ending December 31 1956. He plans to serve out his term and said the job has been enjoyable though a source of annoyance. The prospect of a Republican primary race for the county post looms.
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Jones
Lorain
Black River Township
National Tube Co
Pleas For No Debate On Foreign Policy Grow
Washington reports show a rising number of Republicans urging nonpartisan handling of foreign policy. Sen. Alexander Wiley and Sen. Frederick G. Payne led appeals, while Sen. Walter F. George urged careful, nonpolitical criticism. Secretary Dulles planned to speak at a Geneva talks followup.
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Washington
Ana Ae
Alexander Wiley
Wis
GOP
Dulles
Ind
George
Post
Times Herald
Geneva
Vienna
Ball
Walter F.ties
D-Ga
Artillery duel in Formosa Strait leaves hundreds dead
The Nationalist Defense Ministry reported hundreds of enemy soldiers were killed in a two hour artillery duel between Red and Nationalist forces in the Formosa Strait Monday afternoon.
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Taipei
INS
Nationalist Defense Ministry
Formosa Strait
Assembly set to topple Faure in confidence vote in Paris
The French National Assembly met amid near certainty that it will overthrow Premier Edgar Faure's government on a confidence vote. The vote is expected to occur tonight.
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Paris
INS
French National Assembly
Edgar Faure
Typhoon Hits Philippines Kills 13 and Displaces Thousands
The Philippine Red Cross reported thirteen killed as a typhoon swept the southern and central Philippines on Monday. About ten thousand people were left homeless, with an undetermined number reported missing.
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Manila
INS
Philippine Red Cross
Philippines
Eisenhower Calls NSC Meeting Amid Quiet White House
Gettysburg Pa INS reports President Eisenhower has scheduled a National Security Council meeting for Thursday, though officials stress this is not an emergency. The announcement signals a routine review of national security matters with no stated crisis.
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Gettysburg
INS
Eisenhower
National Security Council
White House
Warmer days ahead after weekend snow in our area
Weather forecasts show two to four inches of snow today at Hopkins Airport with flurries tapering. A warm spell is expected Thursday and Friday, followed by another cold snap and possible rain or snow over the weekend. A truck skidded on slick roads on Rt 18 but driver Harvey Matthews was uninjured.
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Mirs Cain
Shirley ‘Shingler
Cain
Ohio
West Virginia
Margaret Nicholson
Charles Town
W. Va
Wayne Corn
Ruth Beichler
Myers Jat
Delaware
Jefferson County
Charles Alex
Patricia Willis
Dale
Sowers
Ee David
Arthur Leon
Jo Ann
Midwest
J. Powell
England
Jones
Plains States
Lake Erie
Columbus Zoo
Buckeye Lake
Mansfield
Chesapeake
Ohio River
U.S. Hopkins
Weather Bureau
Turnpike Patrol
Harvey Co
C- Matthews
R.D. 1
Howington
Rt. 18
Matthews
Lorain
Ridgeville Tax Rate Up for Next Year
Ridgeville property owners will pay $3.53 per $1,000 more in valuation, raising the total rate to 27.40 mills. The increase, 3.55 mills, falls mainly on the school levy from 18.38 to 22.48 mills, with township government gaining 2.52 mills and the county rate dropping 0.25 mill to 2.20. The soldier bonus bond retirement levy stays at 0.2 mills, based on an $11,000,000 valuation.
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Ridgeville
Frank Ayres
London
INS
Moscow Radio
Soviet Union
U.S
Britain
Moscow
Andreyev
North America
Russia
West
Uss.r
Russia Signals Willingness to Pause Tests Amid US Motion
Russia desires a balance with the USSR to match peaceful progress and living standards. The aim is to compete with the United States without producing A-bombs and H-bombs.
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Ussr
Baltes Bid Low On Road Project
Norwalk contractor A. J. Baltes Construction Co. submitted the apparent low bid of 1,564,815 dollars for a four million dollar improvement on U S Route 21 in Guernsey County. The state estimate stood at 1,703,700 dollars.
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Columbus
Vice Presidents Per Corporation in 1953 Register
The 21,000 corporations listed in Poor's 1953 Register average 7.14 vice presidents each. Business impact comes from titles as customers respond to familiar contacts. Numerous firms now use classified ads in The Chronicle Telegram to attract new customers. call 4751 for a representative today.
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Poor
Chronicle-Telegram
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United Press
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