Censure Compromise Believed Still Possible
Senator Wallace F Bennett said the door remains open to a compromise on the McCarthy censure despite plans to file a new charge. He said any agreement to settle the issue would not be affected by his proposal to defend Senator Arthur V Watkin’s honor.
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INS
Wallace F. Bennett
Utah
Joseph R. McCarthy
Arthur V. Watking
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Bennett
Senate
Watkins
Wisconsin Republican
Mea Carthy
Elyria Man Hannaford Dies After 42 Years in Business
Albert M. Hannaford 78 prominent in Elyria business circles for 42 years died at his home 33 Fifth St after a year of illness. Born in Solon Sept 18 1876 he moved to Elyria 42 years ago and joined Elyria Hardware Co He was secretary treasurer active in First Congregational Church Salvation Army Elyria Chamber of Commerce first president Elyria Credit Bureau member of Elyria Country Club Ohio Hardware Association 32nd Degree Mason He is survived by wife Vivian Hadaway Hannaford son Jack R and two grandchildren Interment at Brookdale Cemetery Funeral Saturday at 2 p m Rev B Kenneth Anthony officiating
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Fifth St
Im Solon
Jack Lotto
Cleveland
Florence Heldlands
Myer
Marilyn Sheppard
Thea
Elyria Hardware Co
Alt
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Salvation Army
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Elyne Country Club
Ohio Hardware Association
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Sam Sheppard
Edward Blythm
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Snrine
Uieveland
Elytia Commandery
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Yourths
Impress Webb
Sion
Woodward Lodge
Rotary
South America
Vivian Hadaway Hannaford
Jack R
Karin
William
Florence
Frank
Imapement Funeral Home
Kenneth Anthony
Brookdale Cemetery
U S Demands Russia Stop Plane Attacks
The United States issues a second note to Moscow protesting the downing of a B-29 during a photo flight over Hokkaido by Soviet MiG fighters on November 10. Nine crew members parachuted to safety. one was killed. The note calls for disciplinary action and prevention of further unprovoked attacks on peaceful missions.
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U.S
Moscow
Hokkaido
Japan
United States
Irael Union
Weather in Northeastern Ohio: warm with sun and clouds
Partly cloudy and warm today with a high near 66. Tonight turns mild with a low around 44. Thursday brings more clouds and continued warmth, with temperatures in the mid 60s. Also includes brief government note on defensive air missions and Eisenhower remarks.
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Ohio
Wisconsin McCarthy censure clash sparks Senate showdown
Amid bitter debate over McCarthy and the Watkins committee, a new ground for censure emerges as senators seek a compromise. Malone plans a potential test vote while others doubt success, with key remarks from Watkins and Corrigan shaping the tense procedural contest.
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McCarthy
Special Committee
Watkins
Senate
Styles Bridges
N. J
Tius
George Malone
Nev
McCareen
Malone
William ©. Jenser
Sam Erin
N.C
Bniabe
Watkns Committee
Bender Margin Sparks Ohio Senate Certification Delay
Secretary of State Ted W. Brown will delay certifying Rep. George H. Bender as winner of the Ohio U.S. Senate race pending any recounts sought by defeated Sen. Thomas A. Burke. Canvass totals show Bender ahead by 6 041 votes as Burke contemplates counties for recounts amid irregularities claims in Hamilton County. Ohio's final tally lists 2,665,509 ballots across 11,347 precincts in 88 counties along with results for other statewide offices and a 4-year term approval for elected state officials but disapproval for General Assembly four-year terms.
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Ted W. Brown
George H. Bender
Ohio
Thomas A. Burke
Bender
Cuyahoga County
Sen
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Robert A. Taft
Brown
Senate
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Uber
John W. Brown
George T. Nye
Rt Wo
James F Bell
Henry
Middletown
Ohio Supreme Court
Kingssley A. Taft
Supreme Court
Ohn M Matthias
John IL Lamneck
Corrigan Challenges to Produce Instrument Match Blood Print
The Cleveland trial heard coroner Dr Samuel Gerber testify that a two bladed instrument likely made the bloody imprint on a pillow near Mariha Sheppard's body. Defense attorney Corrigan demanded proof while the state kept its evidence close.
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William Corrigan
Corrigan
Jack Lotto Cleveland
INS
Mariha Sheppard
Samuel R. Gerber
Sam Sheppard
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Maniya
Sam
Stephen Sheppard
Tess
Jerber
TCA
Corgan
Edward Birthin
Bay Village
Cleveland
Tis Tistrument
Manlum
somAa
Mayor Pomis
Hungary Frees Noel and Herta Field in Cold War Mystery
The Hungarian government announced the release of Americans Noel and Herta Field after five years of imprisonment believed unjustified. Their whereabouts remain unknown. the U.S. legation seeks contact details while Hungary studies how to respond to inquiries.
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Hungary
U.S
Christian Ravandal
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Herta Field
Foreign Ministry
Noel Field
Harvard
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Herta
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Europe
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Tron
Hermann
Erika
Jim
Robbery at Household Finance Office On Broad Street
A man entered the Household Finance office at 387 Broad St and forced several clerks, including Miss Betty Wiley and Miss Grace Matorea, to open cash drawers and a safe. After taking money, he scattered tacks on the floor to hinder pursuit and fled on foot toward Depot Street. Police searched the Cascade Park area with no capture reported.
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Household Finance Corp
Nean
Isna
Cobie
Sear
Mia
Washington
Betty Wiley
Grace Matorea
Woodworth
Broad St
Marjorie Pugh
J. J. Boreski
Miss Wiley
Misk
Washington Ave
Depot St
Household Finance Office
Ray Jonas
Carl Firestone
Nancy Ream
Eisenhower pledges absolute cooperation on foreign policy
President Eisenhower told congressional leaders from both parties he will provide absolute cooperation and collaboration in shaping a bipartisan foreign policy. Senate Foreign Relations Chair Senator Alexander Wiley said the White House briefing, attended by top Democrats and Republicans, focused on world problems and future policy approaches.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Alexander Wiley
R-Wis
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
White House
Wiley
Boudreau Named Field Manager for Kansas City Athletics
PTeo Boudreau, ex Cleveland Indian and Boston Red Sox man ager, was named field manager of the new Kansas City Athletics today.
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Kansas City
Pteo Boudreau
Boston Hed Sox
Baosss
Cty Athletics
Tokyo Premier Sets Date for Special Parliament Session
Premier Shigeru Foshida fixed a 10 day special session of Parliament beginning November 30 after a two month tour of America and Europe. Opposition parties view the move as an attempt to topple his government and will contest the session upon his return.
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Tokyopi
Shigeru Foshida
Amenca
Europe
Motorcyclist Killed In Granville Collision
Edgar Teatord, 39, of Granville, was killed when his motorcycle failed to stop at an intersection and struck a car driven by James B Kissell, 32, who was injured along with Teatord. Kissell hospitalized for cuts and bruises. Teatord dead at the scene. Lear to drive. Exotic Driving School.
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Granville
Edgar Teatord
Granule
William McHinnx
Teatord
James B Kissell
Near Here
Kissell
How to Express Your Music Moods Worth a Try
Chronicle Telegram Classifieds offer tips on expressing music moods and finding instruments. Readers are guided to place a Want to Buy ad in the For Sale column, with phone contact 4751 for experienced ad writers.
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