Truman Signals Speak Out On White Case Timing
Former President Truman indicated he will speak out about the Harry Dexter White case at a time and place of his choosing. He said not answering the subpoena from the House Un-American Activities Committee does not mean he will remain silent. He plans to review records in Kansas City and may testify later if he decides to.
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Truman
Harry, Dexter White
House Un-American Activities Committee
Mr. Truman
Kansas City
Missouri
White
Sen
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George Jessel
Haberdashery
Edward Jacobson
Thomas E. Dewey
Arthur H. Wicks
NBC
Rockefeller Plaza
Dave Garroway
U S Steel and Union Leaders Plan Lorain Plant Visit
Benjamin Fairless of U S Steel and David J McDonald of USWA will visit the National Tube plant in Lorain on Tuesday morning with 14 aides to inspect conditions as part of a national labor management tour. The group will meet at Pearl avenue gate and then tour the tube mill, kickoff a nationwide series across plants this year.
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United States Steel Corp
David J. McDonald
United Steel Workers of America
Lorrain
Fairless
McDonald
Pearl
National Tube
Lorain
Thej
Phillip Murray
United Steel Workers
John A. Stephens
U. S. Steel
I W. Abel
USWA
John E. Goble
National
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Lausche hints at new governor topic sparks questions
Ohio Governor Frank Lausche questions his own remarks at a Traffic Safety Committee meeting as reporters seek clarity. He states there is nothing political about the gathering but notes a new governor will soon lead, leaving observers unsure about implications for his political plans and possible Senate run. The Sheffield Lake School Board seeks bond approval for 340000 to fund improvements at Lorain area schools.
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Lausche
Statehouse
U. S. Senate
Sheffield Lake Board
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Brookside
C. A. Gibbens
Lorain County
Schoha
Emergency Fire Truck Arrives for Elyria Department
The Elyria Fire Department received an all purpose emergency vehicle delivered by the Elyria Truck and Implement Company. Fire Chief W N Bates noted it will be used for fire and rescue calls once equipped though not all gear is installed yet. Mayor Henry Ault and Safety Director G Ralph Terry attended the handover.
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W.N. Bates
Elyria Truck and Implement Company
Marks
Ault
Henry Ault
Safe Ly
G. Ralph Terry
Terry
Elyria
Churchill Prize Attendance Hindered by Election Faced
In Stockholm a debate centers on Churchill receiving the Nobel Prize for literature and whether his absence due to official duties or a political hurdle can be excused. A 60 percent approval by his wife is mentioned as a factor, while a May convention in St. Paul weighs legal technicalities and delegation actions.
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Winston Churchill
ST. Paul
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Greenville
N. C
Young Democratic Nation
Taft
City Plans Study Of Elyria Transit Stop Relocation
City officials met with Charles Matthews of Segoe and Associates to study relocating Elyria Transit Co bus stops and routes. Mayor Ault, Council President Lord, Safety Service Director Terry and Police Chief Boggs attended as maps and information were shared for Matthews to review.
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Charles Matthews
Segoe and Associates
Elyria Transit Co
Henry W. Ault
Council
Kenneth Lord
Safety Service
G. Ralph Terry
J. E. Boggs
Matthews
Terry
Dorante Ade
Lorain and Elyria Grid Rosters Highlight Key Players
Three feet Lorain players include Selma Montgomery at right half Hank Edwards at end and left half Hugh Pardon alternating with Edwards Bill Van Buren anchors offense and defense George Kimball returns as Elyria's lone 1852 veteran at tackle Ron KubJ covers backfield roles except quarterback Chuck Mutler stands out at defensive halfback Don Andress and Ed Abahoxi share quarterback duties in Elyria with Andress alternating this season.
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George Kimball
Elyria
Ron Kubj
Chuck Mutler
Don Andress
Ed Abahoxi
Northeast Ohio Weather Outlook Mild and Sunny
Partly cloudy and mild with a high near 52 today. Tonight will be fair and cool around 33, with Saturday expected to be fair and warmer. No precipitation in 24 hours ending Thursday evening. Humidity 79 percent at 8 am and 7 percent at 8 pm. Five day forecast calls for above normal temperatures through Monday then a cool turn by midweek.
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Wedhendey
Keys Named To National Legion Committee Post
Elyria mayor-elect J. Grant Keys has been named General Member of the National Un-American Activities Committee of the American Legion. The appointment runs through the 1954 Fall Meeting and was made on recommendation of the Ohio Department with National Executive Committee approval. Keys is the Fifth District Americanism Chairman and recently completed a year as Ohio Department Americanism Chairman. In February he received the Veterans of Foreign Wars Award for service in the crusade for Americanism and the fight against Communism.
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J. Grant Keys
Elyria
National Un-American Activities Committee
American Legion
J. Connell
Keys
National Executive Committee
Ohio Department
Department of Ohio
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Howard Cole
Oberlin Charter Authors To Hold First Meeting
Oberlin prepares to frame a city charter as 15 charter commission members meet for the first time Tuesday at 7 30 p m in City Hall. Arthur J Laws AVON Lake Village Council chairman will outline the charter process as plans call for a charter to go before voters in November 1954.
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Oberlin Charter
Oberlin
Charter Commission
Council
John Kutscher
Arthur J. Laws
Avon Lake Village
Planning Commission
Laws
Woman Fatally Struck by Auto Near Edin
Mary Woodworth, 20, of Atwater, was killed when struck by a car driven by Mitchell Shaffer, 27, of West Lafayette Indiana, Thursday night on Route 80 miles south of Edin. Motorola Auto Radio advertised at 39.95 and Erb Radio contact shown.
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Mary Woodworth
Atwater
Mitchell Shaffer
West Lafayette
Ind
Edin
Reds Seen Trying To Break Off POW Talks
Washington reports say Communist Korea nists aim to stall by walking out of prisoner interviews and delaying progress on an armistice. Officials warn a showdown could come if talks fail to advance within the 90 day period, with about ten percent of prisoners questioned so far.
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Red
Neutral Nations Commission
Reds
South Korea
United States
Bone
Contract Awarded For Addition To Olsen Co Plant
The C A Olsen Mfg Co began expansion with a 50 by 283 foot one story masonry addition to its plant authorized by Building Inspector Hart Dickason. Yates Construction Co won the contract to build the first unit, due for completion early next year, with a planned next year addition for more steel storage and enhanced production.
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C. A. Olsen Mig. Co
Hart Dickason
Luxaire
Yates Construction Co
Auto driver killed as test set for seniors
Bethel man Maris, 23, died after losing control of his car and crashing into a utility pole on Rt. 125 near Amelia. The Ohio Department of Education will hold the general scholarship test for Elyria high school seniors on Saturday January 16 at 9 p.m. in Room 311 of Elyria High School, Clermont County.
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Carrol de
Maris
Bethel
Ohio
Court declines subpoena in White spy probe but may answer written questions
Supreme Court Justice Tom C Clark refused to honor a House Un-American Activities Committee subpoena in the Harry Dexter White spy case but said he would give serious consideration to written questions. The controversy, tied to former Treasury official White and alleged Soviet links, prompts timing delays as Brownell and committee witnesses prepare to testify.
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Harry Dexter White
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House UniAmerican Activities Committee
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International Mil Etary Fund
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White
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Un-American Activities Committee
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South Carolina
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Columbia
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R-Ii
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Cleveland
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A. Hanna
FBI Land
Ruary
Fense
Joseph Trivisonno
Perna
Lutheran Hospital
Missing Lorain Boy Found At Friends' Home
Ten year old James Leon Keene of Lorain, missing from his home since Wednesday, was found today visiting friends in Norwalk. Police said the boy, the subject of an intensive search, had run away from home for the third time in two weeks. He had previously run away Tuesday and returned early Wednesday, after which he was sent to school. He reportedly headed for a wooded area near the Nickel Plate tracks. His parents said he ran away after being disciplined for taking money from a coffee can and that he had also taken $25 from his grandmother's house in Elyria.
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James Leon Keene
Norwalk
Jimmy
Leonard Keene
Elyria
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