U S Plans Arctic Radar Warning Net
The United States and Canada will jointly build a Distant Early Warning Line across northern Canada and Alaska to detect enemy bombers. The project aims to signal regional incursions hours before impact with a cost estimate around one billion dollars, with the U S Air Force handling initial construction funding.
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Washington
United States
Arctic
Canada
Alaska
Ottaway
Ottawa
Congress
Coners
Poplar
Canal
U.S. Air Force
Can
Churchill Eden Policy on Europe Defense Gains Commons Support
London reports Prime Minister Winston Churchill's Conservative government winning parliamentary approval for German rearmament and tighter British ties to European defense in a victory marked by party triumph and public backing.
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Churchill-Eden
Europe
O.K
London
Winston Churchill
West Derby
Liverpool
Churchill
Anthony Eden
House of Commons
John Woollam
Cyril Fenton
Jam
Icry
Early decision promised in Baker's housing pie case
Judge John D. Pincure signaled an early ruling in Eugene Hall of Ohio State's declaratory suit against Elyria over his home pie baking. The court found the ordinance constitutional and Hall's activity a business, evaluating whether it fits a customary home occupation. In other news, the West Derby by election near Liverpool produced a Conservative gain and hints of leadership change.
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Common Pleas
John D. Pincure
Eugene Hall
Ohio St
Elyria
Hall
Fincura
Objection Raised to Harlan Nomination
Senate Judiciary Committee chairman Senator Langer disclosed an objection to the John Marshall Harlan nomination likely derailing confirmation during the special session. Democratic sources said the objection alone could halt action even if others are approved.
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Earl Warren
Supreme Court
Harlan
Senate
Senate Democratic Policy
Tunis
Tunisia
Sen
William Fed
Knowland
Holy Committee
Leity
Kairouan
Zurich
Switzerland
Hermann Field
Cleveland
Gafsa
Supreme Courtland
Ohio
Architec
Progla
New York
France
Paris
Tahar Beni Ammar
Man Dies in Crash Near Marietta Route 50
Harry McGinnis, 36, of Marietta, died in a one vehicle crash 23 miles west of Marietta on Route 50 alternate Thursday. Police said excessive speed caused the mishap.
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Marietta
Harry McGinnis
Booby Trap Charge Denied By Senate Leader
Washington Reuters report recalls Sen. Alexander Wiley denying a fellow Republican charge that the Eisenhower administration is trapped by a booby trap in its peaceful coexistence policy toward Russia. Wiley, chair of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, says critics spread loose talk about the new approach to cold war tensions. Jenner and Knowland had criticized foreign policy, with Knowland calling for a full policy review.
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Washington
Alexaander Wiley
Wisi
Eisenhower
Russia
Wiley
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
William E. Jenner
Indiana
Senate
Charles B. Wilson
Jenner
William Knowland
California
Wilson
John Foster Dulles
Shriners Boosters Meet At Elyria Country Club
Logain County Shrine Club held its Fall Booster meeting at Elyria Country Club last night with 175 attendees. Dinner was served under President Don McGinley. Dick McNally spoke on Shriner hospitals aiding crippled children.
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Locain County
Shrine Club
Elyria Country Club
Don McGinley
Dick McNally
al Koran Temple
Roy Reisinger
W. A. Gerlber
Joe E. Smith
Charles E. Hume
McGinley
Lorain Country Shrine Club
Hotel Statler
Ther
Ed Meyers
Wellsington
Moose Hall
Lorain
Robert Baetz
Man Accused Of Hitting Child Faces Divorce
Lorain case details a man, Steve Louis Vrbancic, 41, of S08 West 26th Street, jailed on assault and battery charges after allegedly brutalizing his 1½ year old stepdaughter Beverly Foster who required hospitalization. His wife Verna seeks divorce amid the allegations. Beverly was released from St Joseph Hospital today.
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Lorain
Steve Louis Vrbancic
West 26Th St
Iw County
Verna
Vrbancic
Beverly Foster
Lorain County
Beverly
St. Joseph Hospital
Damage to Signs and Lobbying Law Changes Suggested
A sign valued at 160 dollars outside Paul’s Drive-in near Lorain was damaged by a truck. Ohio lawmakers discuss minimal changes to lobbying laws, with proposals for tighter lobbyist reporting and a watchdog agency to ensure compliance, to be reviewed by the Legislative Service Commission.
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Paul's Drive-in
Lake Rd
Lorain
Sheriff's Department
M. K. Ewry
B.D. J. Vermilion
Sylvester Reed
Cleveland
Columbus
Ewry
101St
Ohio General
Richard Tiech
Legislative Serv Legislative Service Commission
Third St
Tce Commission Committee
Jon
Hildebrand
Toledo
Joseph W. Bartunskid
Ross Peprle
Lima
Hary D. Bellis
van Wert
Samuel L. Devine
Franklin
Xirepa Wep Harhiye
Vietnamese Heroine Sheltered U.S. Airmen in World War II
In Marseille a Vietnamese woman once imprisoned for sheltering 11 U.S. Navy airmen from Japanese troops recalls her wartime courage. She later married French private Andre Pagnon, and the couple plans to stay in a Riviera nursing home before joining his Paris family.
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France
INS
U.S. Navy
Amen N'guy Truh Anh
Mme
Andre Pagnon
James Narrett Brown
Minot P. Fryer
Washington
Tenversity School of Medicine
Sti
Louis
Vietnam
Journal of the American Medicals
Minh
Mme. Pamnen
Charley
Mme. Pagnon
Hue
Annam
Hioai Chau
Viet- Minh
Shesper
Andre
South Vietnam
Siew
Pagnon
The
Riviera
Paris
India Plea For Delay For Peace Plan Vote
United Nations prepared to win approval for Eisenhower atoms for peace plan with a push to delay by India. Krishnam Menon urged postponement while Western powers favored a bright consensus on a conference for peaceful atomic use. Russia signaled support for much of the draft though seeking broader participation.
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United Nations
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
United States
Russia
Andrei ¥. Vishinsky
West
International Conference of Atomic Scientists
Britain
Canada
France
Australia
Belgium
South Africa
U.N
China
East Germany
North Korea
India
V. K. Krishna Menon
New Delhi
Ridgeville Pastor Takes Leave for Illness
Rev John M Koch, pastor of St Peter Church in Ridgeville, is away from his parish due to illness. He has served the church about a year while also taking on Army chaplain duties begun in 1942, replacing Rev Francis Brocker who led since mid 1941.
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John M. Koch
St. Peter Church
Ridgeville
Fr. Koch
Francis Brocker
Quick Look Pays Margate Pool Windfall
Tav vernkeeper Alfred Sparrowhawk, 44, grabbed a bundle of mailed advertisements to toss out when he began dancing through them. One advertisement contained a check for ESO winnings in a football pool, a surprising find in Margate, England.
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Margate
England
Alfred Sparrowhawk
Eso
Polio Victims Reported In Fair Condition At Cleveland Hospital
Two area women hospitalized with poliomyelitis are listed in fair condition. Mrs Edwin Segert 30 New London has been removed from the danger list. She contracted polio Nov 7 while staying with Mayo Henry Garland's home. Segert is the 43rd polio case in Lorain County this year. Another case involves Frances Gammel 31 Avon Lake wife of Hunt Gammel reported Oct 12 with paralysis in the left arm leg stomach and back. No new county cases since Nov 7.
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Cleveland City Hospital
Edwin Segert
New London
Avon Lake
Frances
City Hospital
City Buys Materials for Waterworks From One Bid
City announces bids for waterworks supplies. Aluminum sulfate received a single bid from Allied Chemical at 37 per ton. Hydrated lime had three bids, lowest 14 per ton plus trucking charges, from Scinio Lime and Mon Co Delaware.
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Mschael J. Lotko
General Chemical Division
Allied Chemical and Dye Corp
Scinio Lime and Mone Co
Delaware
Mathiechiif Quames Co
Colune Bus
Marblechiff
Lewisharr
Sordid Reading At Antsh Church Assembly
In August a meeting of the Antsh Church Assembly saw the Archbishop of York rise to read a brief item on "Sordid reading matter" by the Bishop of Gloucester. After laughter, the bishop presented a paper on "horror comics."
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London
York
Gloucester
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