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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1954
Page
4
The article notes an overwhelming 99 to 2 vote on U S participation in the United Nations and describes ongoing challenges from Congress and private groups. It highlights support for the Bricker amendment, rooted in opposition to U S involvement in UN or calls for major changes, reflecting a national debate over multilateral engagement.
Rep Usher L Burdick urges leaving the UN and tending to U S affairs as a remedy The discussion focuses on two UN Charter revision subcommittees within Congress The Senate Foreign Relations subcommittee led by Sen Alexander Wiley and the House Foreign Affairs subcommittee led by Chester Merrow expect reports early in 1955 Wiley criticizes UN roadblock tactics tying to the State of the Union message and says the UN remains the only real world forum for discussion
Highlights from the past recount events in 1944 1954 and earlier. Base of the Black Sea 3 miles east of Odessa fell to the Red Army. Royal Air Force suffered a record loss of 96 planes in a German night fighter attack. Twenty Years Ago Civil Works program ended with about two million on payroll. German debt to the United States settled token payment of 1.25 million from a 50 million claim. Thirty Years Ago Elyria Board of Trade reports 116 members pledged and the French premier asserted foreign policy continuity.
Clarksfield residents celebrate Mrs Henry Sanford's birthday with family from Hinckley New London and Wakeman Towns enjoy a pot luck supper as Wakeman Chapter Eastern Star plans an April 13 event for Masonic bodies Invitations go out for inspections from LeRoy Amity Huron Temple and others Easter greetings were issued by grand officers and sunshine cards sent to several residents.
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