Johnston Urges FBI Reports On Nominee Vetting
Sen. Olin D. Johnston calls for FBI reports on all future presidential nominees to be sent to Senate committees to block another Harry Dexter White. He argues current practice omits committee-receivable briefings and would involve all party chairs in review. The move follows White controversy and ongoing Internal Security Subcommittee work.
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Washington
Olin D. Johnston
D-Sc
FBI
Senate
Harry Dexter White
Johnston
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
White
Congress
Senate Banking Committee
Treasury
U.S
International Monetary Fund
J. Edgar Hoovert
Internal Security Subcommittee
I. Canada
The
Monetary Fund
Hoover
White House
Fund
Reds Seek Russian Role in Korea Peace Talks
United Nations envoy Arthur H. Dean accused the Communists of trying to give Russia influence over the Korea conference. He noted Ki Sok Bok proposed neutral nations including Russia participate, echoing a Soviet proposal from last August and September. Dean said pre conference talks risk becoming a farce and criticized Dr. for insults and failing to finalize arrangements.
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Panmunjom
Korea
United Nations
Arthur H. Dean
Russia
Dean
Ki Sok Bok
Andrei Vishinsky
Reds
Winter Storm Hammers Midwest Amid Dense Snow
A vicious wintry storm dropped up to nine inches of snow across Nebraska Kansas Iowa Minnesota and parts of the Dakotas causing travel woes and power/communication outages in 21 towns. Two auto fatalities were blamed on the storm and a missing jet trainer was feared crashed near Albuquerque New Mexico.
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Midwest
East Coast
Rocky Mountains
Big Piney
Wyo
Laramie
Plains
North
South Dakota
Kansas
Iowa
Nebraska
Minnesota
Big Spring
Tex
Albuquerque
N.M
Cyril Miller
Stoney Ridge Road
Seeley
Shereather Bureau
Itliff
Try
Colorado
New Mexico
Miller
Kansas City
Denver
Goneway
Dakotas
Datas
Moonshine Found During Police Raid on City Apt
Police with a search warrant seized about three quarts of moonshine from apartment No 3 at 400 East avenue. James Cook, on parole for armed robbery, and Joe Cook are held on illegal possession of liquor after detectives found jars and bottles in a closet.
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Maurice Flood
Police Department Detective Bureau
Edward Stankard
Corwin Burrer
East Avenue
Joe Cook
James Cook
Flood
Jackson
Michigan
Detroit
Tennessee
Joe
Girl Killed As Truck Cab Door Opens
Three year old Roxanne Dunn of Roseville died Friday when she fell from her father’s truck cab and was run over by the rear wheels. Her mother Opal Dunn escaped with minor injuries as the door opened and she fell out.
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Zanesville, O. —S
Roxanne Dunn
Carrell Dunn
Roseville
Opal
Gouzenko Told All. Pearson Says Canada Receives Full Details
Canadian External Affairs Minister Lester Pearson says Igor Gouzenko has provided all information the Security services have. He notes Canada will continue to share what it learns with the Western alliance and Senate investigators may be allowed to question Gouzenko.
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Gouzenko
Niagara Falls
Ont
INS
Lester B. Pearson
Igor Gouzenko
Societ
Aesuisiers
Ohio
Canada
Wiagara Falls
Pearson
U. S. State Department
Senate
Ottawa
Western World Coalition
Anne
Governor Warns of Bingo Action
Governor Frank Lausche warned that state action will follow if local officials do not halt bingo and skeno games in their areas. He cited complaint letters from Scioto County and others urging enforcement and stated cooperation with Canada and Western powers, including China policy, amid broader coalition discussions.
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Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
Scioto County
Pearson
Canada
Cis
Gouzenko
Tech
United States
Far East
Omnet
China
Italy Agrees To Participate In Trieste Conference Parley
Rome confirms participation in talks on the Trieste dispute with Yugoslavia and Western powers. Italy pledges to seek a definitive settlement avoiding armed action, while Britain and the United States offer guarantees and reassurance to both sides through the conference discussions.
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Italy
Rome
INI
Yugoslavia
Trieste
Giuseppe Pella
Britain
Foreign Office
Where To Turn Fage Amherst 9 Builders Home Repair 15 16 17
Calendar of Events Elyria 1 Church News Elyria 4 5 6 Comics 23 Death Records 2 Editorials on Hospital Notes i Markets 2 Oberlin 2 Photography 13 Society 10 11 Sports 18 19 Suburban Calendar 3 Theatres 8 TV Radio 8 Wellington 22 CAPEMART GIANT 24 inch T screen at Erb Radio Adi.
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Fage Amherst
Elyria
Church
I Markets
Oberlin
Society
Wellington
Capemart
Erb Radio
Adi
Workman Injured In Route 20 Traffic Mishap Near Elyria
Dale Winfield, 37, of Box 52 Rochester, was injured when his car rear ended a truck on Route 20 near Route 58 at 6 40 a m while en route to Colson Corporation. The crash involved Howard Dunlap, 45, of LaGrange whose truck was being pulled over when Winfield struck. Winfield suffered facial lacerations and possible internal injuries. his car was demolished but the truck continued.
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Dale Winfield
Box 52
Rochester
Allen Memorial Hospital
Oberlin
Colson Corporation
Winfield
Elyria
Howard Dunlap
R.D. 1
LaGrange
Dunlap
Directory Firm Opens Survey of Lorain County
Rural Directories, Inc. of Toledo begins a house to house survey in Lorain County to prepare two new County Farm and Business Directories. Enumerators will ask names, addresses, occupation, ownership, and family details, with mail back cards for noncontacted residents. The survey is endorsed by Lorain and Elyria Chambers of Commerce.
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Rural Directories, Inc
Toledo
Lorain County
Loram and
Elyria Chambers of Commerce
Sentenced to death for killing elderly Toledo couple
Sam Brothers Nettles, 31, convicted of murder of an elderly Toledo couple, has been sentenced to die March 1 in the electric chair at the Ohio Penitentiary.
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Toledo
Sam Brothers Nettles
Ohio Penitentiary
Water Use Restricted After Village Stabbing Case
D Judge Thomas J. Youngstown sentenced Nettles after a fatal stabbing at the home of William and Bertha Pegler on September 1. Ongoing water shortages led Mayor Joseph Catone to restrict residents to six hours of use daily, in three two hour blocks, to avoid cutting water to industries in the nearby Girard area.
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Common Pleas
Thomas J
Youngstown
Seri O’connor
Girard
Joseph Catone
Nettles
William
Bertha Pegler
Accident Victim Betsy Chapman Dies In Delaware
Betsy R. Chapman 29 of Delaware died Friday from injuries after an October 25 auto crash near Dublin when the vehicle left the road. The item also notes a Feather Party event at LaGrange Vets Hall on Saturday November 2 at 8:30 p.m. and includes a dress code mention.
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Columbus
Wis
Betsy R. Chapman
Delaware
Dublin
LaGrange Vets Hall
Ady
VFW Blast AMA Hospital Claims in Ohio Tour
The VFW charges AMA President Dr Edward J McCormick with misleading statements about the VA hospital program. Merton B Tice says McCormick's figures and claims misrepresent facts and threaten private care, challenging him to submit specifics to a House subcommittee.
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Crestline
Veterans of Foreign Wars Today
American Medical Association
Veterans Administration Hospital
Merton B. Tice
Mitchell
3.D
VFW
Edward J. McCormick
Toledo
Ohio
AMA
Veterans Hospital Tranter
Boone
McCormick
Tice
House
Veterans, Affairs
McCor
Anmick
Joel
T. Boone
VA Medical Offi
Cer
Cterans
Joe H. Rice
Reds Warn UN Fugitives Must Be Returned
At Panmunjom Korea the Red delegation warned the United Nations Command of serious consequences if the three North Korean army fugitives are not handed over. Gen Lee Sang Cho accused American MPs of detaining soldiers fled across the neutral zone. The three men claimed to be South Koreans captured early in the war but Lee insisted they are North Korean soldiers being detained by the UNC.
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Panmunjom
Korea
United Nations Command
Lee Sang Cho
Red
Military Armistice Commission
Lee
J. K. Lacey
UNC
Lacey
Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission
Five-Nation Commission
Hopes Rise For Hunting Season Start Monday
Ohio’s hunting season outlook improves as State wildlife chief Charles M. Dambach says a return to session may not be needed to delay the start. The rabbit and pheasant season remains set for Monday if statewide rainfall occurs. light rain fell overnight but more precipitation is forecast, easing fire danger from parched woods and fields.
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Columbus
INS
Ohio
Charles M. Dambach
Wildife Council
Dambach
Driver Of Truck Hauling Shovel Fined In Medina
William Snyder of Zanesville, driver of a truck carrying a large power shovel from Elyria to Zanesville, was fined 493 dollars and costs for a wet loaded vehicle at Medina scales. Police ordered weight reduction before he could continue. Workmen dismantled the shovel’s boom and scoop onto a second truck to resume the trip.
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Rochester
William Snyder
Zanesville
Elyria
Medina County
Snyder
Medina
State Highway Patrol
West Liberty Street
Snyder and McClelland Company
Eisenhower Fails To Delay Social Security Tax Rise
President Eisenhower met with House leaders Daniel Reed and Carl Curtis but both backed proceeding with the scheduled one half of one percent social security tax rise next January. Reed warned against depleting the social security fund and Curtis aligned with delaying only as a relief measure, not as rebellion. Eisenhower plans to press the issue again when Congress reconvenes in January.
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Washington
Eisenhower
House
Daniel A. Reed
RNY
Ways & Means Committee
Carl T. Curtis
R-Neb
White House
Reed
Curtis
Congress
Elyria Woman Killed in Michigan Truck Collision
Helen M Kipf 62 of Elyria Ohio was killed and her husband Walter 65 injured when their car collided with a truck on U S Route 24 north of Monroe Michigan. The truck driver Frank Artnak Jr 35 of Library Pennsylvania remained in custody for investigation.
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Helen M. Kipf
W.renth Street
Elyria
Walter
Monroe
Mich
Kipf
Frank Artnak, Jr
Library
Detroit
Daryl Hobbs
Ann Arbor
Kipt
Michigan University
St. John's Lutheran Church
Altar Guild
Elyria Woman's Club and the Chrysanthemium Club
Kips
Helene Jensen
Betty Dunn
Brockport
New York
Laura Thompson
Harold and
Elmer Guthman
Walter Guthman
Middletown
Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home
St. John’s Lutheran’ Church
Henry Lieske
Akron Urges Water Conservation Amid Driest July-September
Akron Mayor Russell M. Bird urged residents and industry to curb water use after the Weather Bureau noted nine inches less rainfall since July than normal. He warned that drastic legal steps could follow if cooperation fails.
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Akron
Russell M. Bird
First Electric R R Maryland to D C
The first electric railroad in the United States ran between Washington D C and Bladensburg Maryland in 1851. The notice then promotes Chronicle-Telegram Want ads urging readers to dispose of unwanted appliances for quick cash by dialing 4751 and asking for a competent ad writer.
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Jackie Gleason
Zenko
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Thomas A. Burke
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Cleveland
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