Chiang's Cabinet Resigns Amid CAT Subsidy Dispute
The Chiang Kai-shek cabinet resignations center on a possible subsidy to Claire Chennault's Civil Air Transport in Seoul and Bangkok. Deputy Secretary General Hsu Ching-Chi named acting secretary as speculation grows over Wei Tao-ming succeeding Wang Shih-chieh. Civil authorities, foreign minister George Yeh, and Premier Chen Cheng deny unified resignations while noting tensions with Washington over recognizing Communist China.
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Taipeh
Formosa
Chiang Kai-Shek
Claire L. Chennault
Chiang
Wang Shih- Chieh
George Yeh
Wang
Hsu Ching-Chi
Wei Tao Ming
Chen-jnault
Seoul
Bangkok
Chen Cheng
Chennault
Ah American Volunteer Group
Flying Tigers
Tokyo
U.S
Richard M. Nixon
Japan
Hollington Tong
Washington
John Foster Dulles
United States
China
Oberlin Charter Group Elects Leaders at First Meeting
Oberlin City Chapter Commission elected Grover L. Severs as chairman and Dr. George Hoover as vice chairman with Eva Mae Crosby as secretary. Richard Weldon Thomas Piraino and Garnard Cowling were named to draft rules. Avon Lake's Arthur Laws spoke on charter experiences. Next meeting set for November 26 at 8 p.m. in city hall council room.
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Oberlin
Grover L. Severs
Oberlin City
George Hoover
Eva Mae Crosby
Richard Weldon
Thomas Piraino
Garnard Cowling
Arthur Laws
Avon Lake
Charter Commission
Lorain Naval Reserve Division Wins District Trophy
Over 500 navy personnel gathered for a ceremony in Lorain as Rear Admiral C. G. DeKay presented the Naval District Commandant’s Trophy to the Lorain County Naval Reserve Division for outstanding training and administration. Lt. Cmdr. Robert E. Boylan led the Elyria unit as the division earns top district honors among 85 divisions and awaits the Forrestal Trophy presentation televised nationally.
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Robert E. Boylan
Elyria
Lorain County
Naval Reserve Division
Naval District
C. G. DeKay
Bureau of Supplies and Accounts
Cleveland
Lorain
Forrestal
Asphy
Lorain County Navalj Naval Training and Instruction
Com
Jion
Naval Reserve
Navy
Boylan
Delray
United States
Henry Ault
John Jaworski
Leslie Burge
Fred Reiter
The
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
St. Mary's High School
Frank Lausche
Secretary of the Navy
Robert B. Anderson
Mass marks 40th anniversary of local priest
A Solemn Mass of Thanksgiving will mark the 40th anniversary of the ordination of Rev. John A. Carrabine of St. Jude's Church. The Rt Rev. Msgr. Joseph J. Mullen will preach at 11 a.m. on Wednesday November 25, tying his milestone to the parish's ten year existence since 1943.
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John A. Carrabine
St. Jude’s Church
Msgr
Joseph J. Mullen
St. Mary’s Seminary
Cleveland
Father Carrabine
St. Ignatius College
John Carroll University
Mt. Saint Mary’s of the West
St Mary's Seminary
Farrelly
St. Jude's
Edward F. Hoban
Edmund F. Ahern
Lorain Deanery
Weather Draw Says Wilson Reports Northeast Ohio Warm
Secretary Wilson provided a terse weather report for Northeastern Ohio noting sun and warm conditions with a high around 70 in the area and mild tonight with a low near 48. He forecast cloudiness Thursday with unchanged temperatures and no significant precipitation in the last 24 hours.
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Washington
Charles Eoin
Ohio
Arthur
Fair
Frey
Michigan
Wilson
Danube low at Budapest triggers salvaging of sunken war metal
Szabad Nep, the Hungarian Communist Party organ, reports the Danube level at Budapest has fallen so low that scrap metal collectors are salvaging aircraft and ships sunk during the war.
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Vienna
INS
Szabad Nep
Hungarian Communist Party
Budapest
Custom Built Motorola Auto Radios for All Cars
Classified ad notes USTOM BUILT Motorola auto radios available for all cars priced from 39.95 and up. Erb Radio lists phone contact 2176 for orders or inquiries.
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USTOM
Motorola
Reds Bombarded Zone as Allies Face Truce Negotiation Strain
In PANMUNJOM Korean War talks, Indian guards suspend Communist prisoner interviews delaying the repatriation effort for 22 American GIs. The Communists boycott Persuasion as Allied explanation teams train, while accusing the Allies of bombarding the truce zone with home movies letters and other communications.
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Panmunjom
Korea
United States
Ralph E. Pearson
Santa Clara
Calif
Com
Rome
Reds Reject U S Parley Proposal Offer Own Plan
In PANMUNJOM Korea the Communists rejected an American compromise on the Korean peace conference makeup and offered a counter proposal to invite neutral nations as a powerless third party. The United Nations envoy called the Reds proposal flatly contradictory and hard to grasp.
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Panmunjom
Korea
Red
United Nations
Amherst Firemen Battle Blaze In Woods Eight Hours
Amherst firefighters battled a woods fire on North Ridge Road and a second blaze in Brownhelm Township near the Bechtel residence. The wood fire burned for hours as crews contained it and prevented damage to nearby buildings.
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Amherst
Woods
Dean
United States
United Nations Amherst
Havence
Ki Sok
Bok
Torsal
Charles Bacon
North Ridge
Milion Roads
Agus Sone
Fwe Sailes
S-1
Barte
Russell
North Ridge Road
Brownhelm Township
Raymond Bechtel Jr
Earner Bacon
Mill Hollow
Sick
Bacon
Senate probes tie Glasser to White espionage links
President Eisenhower said he has spoken his last word on the Harry Dexter White affair as investigators produced records showing former secretary John W. Snyder urged Harold Glasser after department reports linked Glasser to White and Soviet espionage.
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John W. Snyder
Harold Glasser
Glasser
Harry Dexter White
Washington
INS
Eisenhower
Harry
Jenner
Treasury
Subcommittee
White
Monetary Fund
FBI
Republicans Plan To Follow White Case With Others
In Washington Republicans vow to expose more cases after Harry Dexter White to stress alleged Communist infiltration in government. RNC official says they will hammer Democrats through next November elections. Eisenhower notes needs of the country shape issues. Truman defends FBI spy sweep and Hall accuses McCarthyism. Hoover testimony cited as evidence of a hampered FBI.
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Washington
Harry Dexter White
Republican National Committee
Dexter White
FBI
J. Edgar
Hoover
Leonard Hall
Truman
Tional Monetary Fund
Eisenhower
Hisihe
Hall
Senate Brobers
White
Es- Mansea
Congress
Stephen A. Mitchell
Don Brownell
William E. Jenner
Augusta
Seardae Utecetsa
Budget balance in doubt for 1955 under tax cuts
President Eisenhower warned the 1955 budget likely cannot be balanced due to tax cuts widening the gap between government income and expenditures. He spoke at a news conference with Senate leaders and Justice Department and FBI implications on Communist investigations and security reforms.
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Washington (N
Eisenhower
Senate
Herbert Brownell Jr
Justice Department
Congress
Secre
House
Bay Village Fire Claims Elderly Couple
An elderly Bay Village couple died when a fire swept their home. The husband Thomas Shas and wife Margaret were found in the residence and authorities said he would not testify due to a summoned appearance. Fire officials had not yet estimated the damage.
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Bay Village
Cleveland
Lausche Feels Better Amid Mt Carmel Hospital Stay
Governor Lausche reports noticeable improvement and continues his workload from Mt. Carmel Hospital in Columbus. He was admitted for a physical checkup sprained back treatment and rest with an expected stay of about one week.
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Columbus
Lausche
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Mt. Carmel
Pen Riot Leader's Term Lengthened
Gerald L. Smith the 24 year old leader of the 1952 Halloween riot at Ohio Penitentiary was given an extra 30 day term and fined 500 dollars for malicious destruction. He was found guilty by a criminal court jury after deliberating two hours and twenty minutes. Smith already serves a one to twenty year sentence for a 1949 auto theft in Cuyahoga County.
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IL L
Ohio Penitentiary
Gerald L. Smith
Smith
Cuyahoga County
Forrestal Trophy schedule ceremony marred by tragedy
The Forrestal Trophy, the Navy’s top honor for overall achievement in training, was presented January 14 at Lorain High School auditorium. Navy officials say Carl H Brennan’s body was recovered from Sandusky Bay after a fall at the dock, with his glasses and blood-stained cloak found nearby. Authorities believe he injured himself and fell into the water after slipping over a railing during the event.
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Keyes
Ion
Belping Hobbies Firearm Collectors Featured by Couple
Mrs. X explains her husband’s passion for historic guns and muskets. The den walls showcase flintlocks and antique firearms while she praises rare finds from Chronicle Telegram Want ads. She notes their pleasure in discovering pieces via the People’s Marketplace and urges readers to call 4751 for help writing effective ads.
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Chronicle-Telegram
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