Vorys Sees Long Term Foreign Aid Loans Policy
U S Rep John Vorys says next Congress may favor long term loans over grants for foreign aid with tighter eligibility rules. He advocates loans repaid over years to secure materials imports and future repayment, and notes potential committee chairmanship on the Foreign Affairs panel.
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Columbus
U. S
John Vorys
House
Congress
Vorys
Robert B. Chiperfield
Illinois
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Eisenhower to weigh 7.5 billion foreign aid plan
President-elect Eisenhower will consider an outgoing administration proposal for 7.5 billion dollars in foreign aid for the next fiscal year starting July 1. The review follows a prior year appropriation of 5.9 billion and signals a potential new foreign economic aid agency coordinated across multiple departments.
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Washington
Eisenhower
United States
Congress
Esenhower
White House
Truman
State Department
Mutual Security Agency
Commerce and Treasury Departments
W. Averell Harriman
Six Women Injured When Truck Hits Auto in Avon
Six women were injured on Detroit Road in Avon when the car they rode in was rear ended by a 10 ton truck. The vehicle left the road, struck a utility pole and burned. Hospitalized were Gertrude Huge, Helen Meister, Lena Wiese, Anna Putach, Margaret Viro, and Joan Sandusky, all from nearby streets.
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Avon
Detroit Rd
Bay View Hospital
Gertrude Huge
Front St. Berea
Helen Meister
Lena Wiese
Forestdale Ave
Anna Putach
Pearl Rd
Margaret Viro
Joan Sandusky
Weather Outlook for Northeastern Ohio This Week
Partly cloudy and colder tonight into the forenoon with a low around 26. Saturday should be fair and warmer with highs 52 to 57 and a normal min around 35 to 36. Temps dip again late Sunday into Monday then rise midweek. Light showers Sunday give way to snow flurries in the north. Economy Motors at 101 Broad St promotes winterizing cars.
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Ohio
Eisenhower to Meet GOP Leaders in Congress
President elect Eisenhower plans talks with Republican leaders about the new Congress around December 1. The session aims to discuss tax cuts spending curbs and Taft Hartley Act amendments ahead of the January 3 start date. Senate and House Republican margins are shown at 48 47 1 and 221 212 1 respectively.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Joseph W. Martin Jr
Massachusetts
House
Senate
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Frazier Reams
Ohio
White House
Truman
Augusta
Richard B Russell D-Ga
Ln Windsor
GOP
Marine Wounded In Action For Second Time
The Walters of Wellington report their son Pfc. Arthur Louis Walter has been wounded in Korea for the second time within 20 days. General Shepherd confirms wounds on October 27, with earlier injuries noted from October 7. Walter, a Sullivan High School graduate, was inducted December 18, 1951 and has been in Korea since July.
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Wellington
John Walter
Bursley Road
Arthur Louis Walter
Korea
Lemuel C. Shepherd
U. S. Marine Corps
Walters
Pfc
Walter
Marine Directory
Navy
FPO
San Francisco
Cal
Sullivan High School
Chardon Declares Emergency Over Water Shortage
Mayor Donald C. Munchmore declared an emergency in Chardon ordering residents to use water only when absolutely necessary as the town faces a 276000 gallon storage tank nearing empty and main pressurized lines dropping to near zero.
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Chardon
Donald C. Munchmore
150 Prisoners Leave Pen Today For Camp Perry
Columbus reports about 150 prisoners were to depart Ohio Penitentiary for confinement at Camp Perry as 152 were moved there Wednesday. The move follows the Halloween riot damage, with the Camp Perry site renamed for now as part of the Ohio prison system and plans originally calling for 600 to 800 transfers. Additional inmates will go to the Roseville prison camp and the Junction City brick plant.
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Columbus
Ohio Penitentiary
Camp Perry
National Guard
Ohio Prison System
Roseville
Junction City
Pep Rally At EHS Energizes Students Before Big Elyria-Lorain Night
Elyria High School held an all school pep rally in the gym this afternoon to hype the Elyria Lorain game. Bill Coyer athletic director Foster Elliott principal George Maraben led talks with cheerleaders Betty Baum Kathleen Drake Nora Lysaght Bill Isenberg George Birk and the band under George Wilson.
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Elyria High School
Elyria-Lorain
Bill Coyer
Foster Elliott
George Maraben
Betty Baum
Kathleen Drake
Nora Lysaght
Bill Isenberg
George Birk
George Wilson
Old Franklin School
California Area Jarred Again By Sharp Quake
A sharp 12:55 a m quake rattled the Bakersfield area the strongest since a deadly August 22 temblor. No injuries or damage reported though over 200 aftershocks have followed since August 22. The quake was felt up to 20 miles north at Shafter and 30 miles south toward Wheeler Ridge.
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Bakersfield
Calif
A. J. O’brien
Shafter
Wheeler Ridge
Highway 99
Tehachap Mountains
Roaches Stolen From College Car In Green Bay
Green Bay authorities were informed that 350 highly trained cockroaches valued at 500 dollars were stolen from the back seat of a car belonging to Prof John Barton of St Norbert College. The roaches were used in a memory experiment.
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Green Bay
Wis
John Barton
St. Norbert College
Barton
Eisenhower Hopes To Straighten Golf Drive
President elect Eisenhower returned to Augusta National Golf Club to play 18 holes and answer telegrams. He sought a straighter drive with guidance from Ed Dudley and allowed photographers to film from the first tee and in a sand trap while he stayed active and engaged, not merely posing. A florist ad notes a 1900 fresh cut rose sale.
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Augusta
Dwight D. Eisenhower
National Golf Club
Eisenhower
Ed Dudley
Dudley
UN seeks Mao reply on two proposed Korea truce plans
At the United Nations Arab-Asian bloc a secret session awaited China's reaction to two compromise Korean war proposals from Indonesia and Canada. India was to present its version on the prisoner of war issue as talks stalled, with a draft plan to create a neutral commission to handle prisoners.
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N. Y
China
Mao Tze-Tung
Peiping
Indonesia
Canada
India
L. N. Palar
Russia
Andrei A. Gromyko
Elyria Lorain grid renewal score by telephone
Fans will learn the Elyria Lorain football score by telephone tonight from the Lorain recreation field. Lorain seeks a tie or win to clinch the Lake Erie league title. Elyria trailed 3-1-1 in league play. The Chronicle Telegram will broadcast live scores, with the switchboard open 8:30 to 11. Call 4751 for updates.
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Lorain
Elyria
Lorain County
Elyria- Lorain
Lake Erie
Steelmen
Chronicle-Telegram
Zanesville Bus Line Seeks Fare Increase
The Zanesville Rapid Transit Co. asked City Council to raise adult bus fares from 10 to 15 cents and student fares from 5 to 10 cents. Vice president E L Hukili said the firm has already suffered an $11,500 loss this year.
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Zanesville
Zanesville Rapid Transit Co
E. L. Hukili
Red Planes Fly At 1700 Miles An Hour
Washington report notes experimental Russian rocket powered fighters reaching 1700 mph at 100000 feet. American Aviation Magazine cites sources close to aeronautical research behind the Iron Curtain. Russia seeks a 2500 mph craft at 200000 feet, potentially making the Soviet Union invulnerable to piloted air attack.
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Washington
Iron Curtain
Russia
Soviet Union
Reds Fire Dims on Korean Front in Snow
UN and Communist forces traded artillery duels along a 155 mile front north of Kumhwa as Chinese Red guns fell silent for a fourth day. About 2100 rounds hit the Kumhwa sector, far below last week’s pace, with claims of destroyed field guns and damaged equipment by Allied bombardment. The day saw a dawn assault between Sniper Ridge and Chinese positions, followed by heavy shelling and a retreat by the Reds.
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Seoul
Korea
United Nations
Sniper Ridge
Triangle Hill
Kumhwa
Triangle
Ouster urged for Ohio Civil Defense chief Warner
A sub committee report urged the removal of William E. Warner, chief executive assistant in charge of Ohio Civil Defense, as the Civil Defense committee adopted its demand for his ouster. The panel rejected a ten mile weight distance tax plan, with a 22 to 10 vote against including it in the report. The fight over the tax split along party and interest lines among unions railroads trucking and other groups.
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Columbus
Ohio Program Commission
William E. Warner
Ohio
Commission
Joseph Bartunek
Cleveland
Warner
Ohio Automobile Club
Ohio State Grange
Ohio Township Trustees Association
The
Petroleum Industry
County Engineers Association
Ohio Rural Carriers Association
Newton B. Chapman
Rgeauga
Negotiations On Wage Contract Are Due Today
Representatives of organized employees of The Elyria Telephone Co. were to begin negotiations today for their first wage contract. The workers are members of the Communications Workers of America, CWA.
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Elyria Telephone Co
Communications Workers of America, C.1
Telephone Company Local
Tombstone revives vigilante group for tourists
Tombstone Arizona restores its vigilante vibe but the new unit plans guiding tourists through historic buildings rather than pursuing outlaws. The note ends with a plug for Chronicle-Telegram Want Ads inviting readers to place inexpensive selling notices.
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Vigilantes
Chronicle-Telegram
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