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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1953
Page
11
President Quirino expressed alarm over reports of American intervention in the Philippines elections. He warned that if independence fights resume, the Philippines will assert freedom. The uproar followed newspaper reports of U S ships anchored in Manila Bay.
Election night scenes unfold in the headquarters with reporters, candidates, and spectators anxiously watching ward totals. Officials huddle over master sheets as outlying districts report, while aspirants’ expressions reveal hope and disappointment amid cigars, coffee, and late-night chatter.
Dr. Zev Cohen, a 62-year-old Israeli author and chief executive, is announced to speak at a local Jewish appeal event. The report notes tensions around U S intervention accusations in the Philippines campaign, with Quirino criticizing American press coverage and questioning American influence on the election.
Republican strategists admit a further loss in California's 24th district next Tuesday could shrink the House GOP margin to 218 216 with one independent. A split between Lipscomb and Col paves the way for Democrat George Arnold to gain.
Brownhelm Parent-Teachers Association heard Mrs. Norman Moir of Lorain Girl Scouts and Mr. Faris of Lorain Boy Scouts speak, with vocal and instrumental music on the program. A fourth candidate in the sudden death contest is Irving Markheim, a Democrat with little campaigning and not a factor. Eisenhower said at a news conference that he has lost skirmishes before and will push farm, tax, foreign aid, public power, and other policies forward. Hall said the President will not change course or actively campaign for individual candidates. If a decline occurs, better now than before next year’s elections.
United Nations programs face cuts as U S officials signal restraint on funding. Rep James P Richards warns the United States may halt support if Israel and Arab states fail to advance refugee settlements. UNWRA handles about 250 million dollars with the U S providing roughly 40 percent of the budget.
Walter Kiernan notes many surprises in city elections with indispensable men losing and disposable candidates winning. In New York voters found extended polling hours and confusion over candidates like O Dwyer, while big names stayed out of the mayoral race.
The remark suggests moving to a sparsely populated region of New York or nearby to start anew with different populations including Indians and Dutch settlers, and mentions Schultz as not part of that plan.
Dr. Cohen, former Haganah member and Israel observer, toured the United States outlining Israel’s needs and backing for a major highway system. Ohio leaders debated route choices, funding, and timing as they urged immediate work on Route 91 and other key corridors amid a 443 million tax revenue base and a 500 million bond issue. The United Jewish Appeal announced its drive to raise 144,524,000.
Patrolman cited Richard Beiswenger of Hinkson Hysell Post 3341 for a Route 113 crash at 7 15 a m during Armistice Day events. The wet pavement spin at a parked semi resulted in vehicle damage with no injuries. The post plans a two week study tour for Western Ohio officials including city managers and councilors.
Senate Foreign Relations Committee member Mike Mansfield said Russia may possess 175 to 200 atomic weapons. He cited British estimates and noted that a nuclear strike would invite immediate retaliation. He warned Iran’s stability could affect oil talks, while Western Europe is viewed as less vulnerable and deterred by potential atomic war.
Three Communist Party leaders were jailed in Allegheny County awaiting a Tuesday hearing on charges of teaching and advocating overthrow of the U S government by force or violence.
In New York Anthony Erchmarek fifty five, named by the FBI as a Communist operative in Ohio, and three others were arrested after Senate Internal Security Committee announced hearings on saboteur and espionage activity in the Pittsburgh area. The latest arrests bring the area total to nine since 1950, with Dolsen and Nelson among those convicted last year and awaiting appeal.
Ohio Turnpike Commission met to inspect the Maumee River bridge under construction and review road sections in Lucas and Fulton counties. W. L. Johnson Construction Co. of Columbus appeared the apparent low bidder at 7 102 409 for the Sandusky County contract after a $600 000 bid error by S J Grove & Sons Co of Elyria. Chairman James W Shacknessy said engineering firm reps will study bids to prevent future confusion. SAN MATEO Calif UP Police said arsonist burned a stack of traffic tickets in the courthouse Wednesday.
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