Truman Proposes 85 Billion Budget for 1954
President Truman plans to ask Congress for an $85 billion budget for fiscal 1954 covering July 1, 1953, to June 30, 1954, with most funds set for approved defense programs. Experts note trimming to balance will hinge on expiration of taxes in 1954 and potential cuts by Eisenhower and Congress.
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Sheriff Seeks Funds to Add Patrol Car and Radar
Sheriff Carl R Finegan said if county commissioners grant two more deputies, the department could add a patrol car for the 11 pm to 7 am shift and reinstate radar use. Presently 14 deputies and one woman deputy cover civil, jail, investigation, and patrol duties with limited personnel. The request seeks $102,831 for next year, including $66,780 for deputies, up from $91,743 this year.
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Carl R Finegan
Common Pleas
Iran Shah Signs Bills Amid Prosecution and Amnesty Moves
Tehran reports Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi signed parliamentary bills authorizing the prosecution of former premier Ahmed Qavam and the release of the assassin who killed another former prime minister. The actions signal government leverage over high profile political violence.
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Tehran
Iran
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlevi
Ahmed Qavam
Weather outlook and local events for Northeastern Ohio
Forecast for Northeastern Ohio calls for clear skies and mild temperatures tonight. Wednesday will be fair and warmer with a high near 45 and a low around 28 tonight. Five day outlook shows near normal temperatures with a warmer midweek, cooler northeast region Wednesday night, and cooler periods Friday and Saturday. Rain is possible Thursday night or Friday totaling about one fifth to one third inch. Also notices the last time for Playmakers See How They Run on Friday and Saturday November 14 and 15 at Jefferson Jr. High School with reserve tickets at The Bell Co. adv. SEH...
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Eden rejects Soviet Korea plan at UN and urges Lie to stay
British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden repudiates Moscow's Korea proposal at the United Nations General Assembly. He sets four rights for prisoners of war including release after armistice and prohibits forcible detention or repatriation. Eden also urges Secretary-General Trygve Lie to reconsider his resignation during this critical time.
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N. Y
Anthony Eden
Russia
Eden
United Nations General Assembly
Trvgve Lie
World Organization
Lie
Dean Acheson
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Stolen $20 From Benton and Super Firm
Police report a breaking and entering at Benton and Super Inc 100 Cleveland Street. Detective Edward G Stankard says the thief smashed the front door glass and took $20 in change and small bills from the cash register. The service man arriving at 8 am found the theft.
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Churchill May Seek Korea Policy Meeting With Eisenhower
Prime Minister Winston Churchill suggested he may request a personal talk with Dwight D. Eisenhower if the president elect alters policy after his Korea visit. He told the House of Commons he expects Britain to be consulted on any major Korean policy change.
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Winston Churchill
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Korea
House of Commons
Churchill
Britain
Last chance to buy Playmakers tickets at The Bell Co
See son Jr High School promotes a final chance event with advance tickets available at The Bell Co. Reserve now before sales close.
Truman To Seek Eisenhower Foreign Policy Advice
President Truman plans to ask Dwight D Eisenhower for suggestions on urgent foreign policy issues in Korea Iran and Indo China during the next two months. He will not share responsibility for decisions before Eisenhower takes office on January 20 according to administration officials.
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Truman
Dwight D Eisenhower
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Eisenhower
Korea
Iran
Indo-China
White House
Inforants
Rioters Do Not Delay Ohio Penitentiary Plate Output
Warden Ralph Alvis said the license plate shop was not damaged and the delivery of 195? automobile plates will proceed without delay despite riots at the Ohio Penitentiary in Columbus.
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Ohio Penitentiary
Ralph Alvis
Truce Outlook Dark as Eisenhower Near Korea Visit
Military leaders in Japan and Korea warn President-elect Eisenhower that only battlefield pressure can force a settlement with the Communists at Panmunjom. The UN and Communist sides refuse to back down over prisoner repatriation, making a negotiated peace unlikely and the truce talks likely to remain in recess.
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Korea
Japan
Panmunjom 15
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Republic of Korea
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Deputy Buys Breakfast Leads to Youth Theft Confession
A Toledo 16 year old confessed after Deputy Sheriff James Howard bought him breakfast. The youth admitted stealing a motorcycle in Toledo, a car in Cleveland, and Michigan plates. He rode to Kipton where the car broke down and led to custody by juvenile authorities.
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Cleveland
Howard
Kipton
Sheriff's Department
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Thanksgiving in Korea seen likely for Eisenhower
President-elect Dwight D. Eisenhower probably will spend Thanksgiving with American troops on the front line. Staff would not discuss the trip for security reasons, but indications point to a trip shortly after talks with President Truman in Washington next week. Eisenhower welcomed reports that two new South Korean divisions and six more regiments joined UN forces.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
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China Reds Retake Hill 13th Time
Fifteen hundred Chinese Communist soldiers retook Pinpoint Hill on Sniper Ridge after a heavy artillery barrage. The 13th retaking of the central front hill since its capture by South Koreans Oct 14. The attack began at 5 pm est and ended around 9 pm est with UN troops briefly pressed back before reforming defenses.
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United Nations
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Van Fleet Says South Korean Army Expanded by Divisions
Gen James A Van Fleet announced at a Tokyo press conference that South Korea's army had been strengthened by the activation of two new divisions and six regiments, the equivalent of two divisions, with orders reportedly given on November 2. He indicated the added forces may later replace American units but would not be ready for combat for months. The new units include the ROK 12th and 15th divisions as Washington debated plans for further expansion.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Washington
Republic of Korea
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Carriers Assn Elects Officers For 21st Year
The Chronicle Telegram details the 21st year of the Associa tion of Newspaper Carriers with officers elected: Bob Hutman president Jack Mayak vice president Richard Lewis secretary and David Nei hardt treasurer From 16 nominees the four posts were filled as monthly carrier meetings begin in October continuing to May for annual carrier awards.
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Jack Mayak
Richard Lewis
David Neihardt
Elyria
David Neidhart
Finds It Pays To Drive With Doors Locked
Dwight E. Graves reports two youths about 18 tried to open his car on Route 254 at Oberlin avenue at 9:30 last night. After finding the door locked one struck the door glass with a heavy object, breaking it. Graves escaped, not obtaining a detailed description.
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Highland Park Blvd
Lorain
Graves
Oberlin Avenue
Hearings Resume on Loyalty Probes at U N
New York Senate subcommittee resumes loyalty hearings on American employees of the United Nations with Chairman Pat McCarran presiding for the first time. The panel reviews suspected subversive ties and loyalty questions.
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Senate
United Nations
Pat McCarran
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Cantor Returns Home After Six Weeks Hospitalized
Eddie Cantor was released from the hospital in Hollywood after a six week stay following a heart attack. He returns to his home where friends and colleagues expect him to resume public appearances soon.
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Calif
Eddie Cantor
U S Advisers Urged as S Korea Army Expands
Gen James A Van Fleet disclosed the South Korean Army will grow from 10 divisions to 12 and add six regiments. American advisers and equipment will rise. Korean units are smaller in artillery, armor, and support due to training gaps, while the ROK forces’ division size remains about 18,500 compared with 13,500 for Korean troops.
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Republic of Korea
Reds Denounce Ike Plan For Korea Visit
Peiping radio denounces Dwight D Eisenhower’s plan to visit Korea as a masquerade calling the president elect a bloodthirsty warmonger. The first semi official reaction from the Chinese Communist government cited the People’s Daily editorial accusing him of being put into office by Wall Street and winning the election on vague Korea war promises.
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London
Dwight D Eisenhower
Korea
Monser
Wall Street
Eisenhower
Peiping Radio
People’s Daily
Amherst and Williams Play 26 Inning 1859 Baseball Clash
The first inter col legiate game ended 66 to 32 in favor of Amherst at Pitts field Mass on July 1 1859. Williams faced a long 26 inning contest with thirteen players per side while the olden days favored the boys.
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Launderteria Opens All Day Wednesday
Launderteria at 113 Cedar Street advertises all day Wednesday service offering laundry facilities for public use with extended hours.
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