Russia shifts weight of aggressive power to Northeast Siberia
George W. Herald reports that Soviet leadership has moved strategic focus to Arctic Northeast Siberia. The piece details Zhukov’s tour of new missile ramps and bomber tests, the creation of the 8th Military District with Anadyr headquarters, and the buildup of airbases and coastal defenses. It analyzes political aims and psychological warfare, noting Bulganin and Malenkov’s roles in shaping a deterrent that could pressure the United States and its allies.
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Russia
Siberia
George W. Herald
Georgi K. Zhukov
Far East
Chuktosk
U. S
Zhukov
Soviet Union
Moscow
Arctic
Nizhni-Kolymsk
Indigirka
Ambarshik
Kasardnok
Siberian
Chita
Chukotsk Naval Base
Bering Straits
Chukotsk
Little Diomede Island
Big Diomed Island
Rodion J. Malinovski
East Siberian
Stalin
Anadyr
Sergei M. Shtemenko
Red Army
Shtemenko
Red
Mys Dezhneva
Velkal
Providenya
Mechigmienskaya
Marshal Sokolovski
Frunse Academy
West Point
Nicolai A. Bulganin
Bulganin
Malenkov
Sokolovski
North America
Freedom
Washington
Lions and wives hear plan for pipeline expansion
Miss Jane Magruder of the Ohio Fuel Gas Company outlined a $129 million pipeline under construction from Louisiana to near the Kentucky West Virginia border. The project will serve Columbia Gas System customers in Ohio and boost gas supply as storage reservoirs enable winter withdrawals when demand rises. Ohio households increasingly rely on gas for heating, with demand rising and 70,000 applications on file.
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Jane Magruder
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Columbus
Louisiana
Kentucky-West Virginia
Ohio
California
Texas
Eisenhower Receives Award for Civil Liberty Creed
President Eisenhower wins the League of B’nai B’rith award for efforts to end racial segregation in the armed forces and to curb discrimination in Washington. He accepts the silver medallion at a banquet featuring Lucille Ball and other stars. He outlines his vision for a powerful but fair defense and urges voting rights and unity as 1954 elections approach.
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Eisenhower
Washington
Don Eisenhower
Ington
Capitol Hill
America
Ingeo
Darien
Congress
Hollywood
Lucille Ball
Ethel Merman
Helens
Hayes
Eddie Fisher
William
National Defense
Warfield
Henry Edward Schultz
New York
League
Canada waits on Gouzenko interview reply in spy case
Ottawa reports Prime Minister Louis St Laurent may unveil Canadian handling of the Gouzenko case as U S officials request another interview. Parliament debates Pearson connections amid espionage probes with Pearson possibly named in a 1951 U S committee session. The story notes Eisenhower's waning honeymoon and looming policy battles in Congress.
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Ottawa
Robert Morris
Senate
Louis St. Laurent
Canada
Pearson
United States
Pearsy
Igor Gouzenko
St. Laurent
U.S
Gouzenko
John ‘Foster Dulles
Narlemant
Posmonaces
Dexter White
David Croll
Commoris
Eisenhower
Lester B. Pear- Beewee
Congress
White House
FDR
The
Toronto Star
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
United Nations General Assembly
House UN- American Activities Committee
Washington
86 year old New York physician keeps practicing
LAPARGEVILLE N Y U P Dr John Thomas Fawkes 86 years old has been a physician for 62 years a druggist 56 years and town health officer 50 years He is not taking new duties but says he cannot get rid of old patients The interview hints at postwar European politics and looming 1956 election outcomes with concern over leftist leadership in Europe and possible American responses
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Lapargeville
N. Y
U.P
New York
John Thomas Fawkes
America
Europe
Britain
Aneurin Be _van
France
Pierre Mendes
Italy
Pietro Nenni
Joseph Broz Tito
Handicrafters To Receive Supplies For Project
Mrs Lorietta Makruski announced materials will be provided for the Handicrafters project at the town hall meeting this evening at 7 30. Members are asked to bring pencil paper and scissors.
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South Amherst
Lorietta Makruski
Holiday Weekend On Schedule For School Students
City and county schools along with St John s Lutheran schools will close Wednesday afternoon for a four day holiday. Full sessions resume Monday. Superintendents Gottfried and Gibbens and principal Schroeter noted the closure, under Catholic diocesan calendar for Catholic schools.
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St. John’s Lutheran
Franklin Gottfried
C. A. Gibbens
P. M. Schroeter
Friendship Circle To Hold Work Session
Members of the Friendship Circle of St. John's Evangelical and Reformed Church in South Amherst will hold a work session Friday afternoon at the church starting at 1 o'clock. The session aims to complete basket orders. All members are urged to attend. A December meeting was dispensed with and the next regular session is set for January 21. Mrs. William Gasser and Mrs. William Lauener served a dessert luncheon to 11 members.
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South Amherst
Friendship Circle of
St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
Margaretha Schneider
William Gasser
William Lauener
1953 Christmas Seals Promote Healthy Children Theme
A rosy faced child graces the 1953 Christmas seal design by Elmer Jacobs of Chicago. The campaign champions safe, healthy lives for all children and tuberculosis prevention. Lorain County Tuberculosis and Health Association funds support school chest X-rays, led by executive secretary Ralph Allbright.
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National Tuberculosis and Health Association
Elmer Jacobs
Chicago
Artists Guild of Chicago
American Artists Group
New York
Society of Typographic Arts
Jacobs
Lorain County
Congress weighs sharp cuts in foreign aid next year
Foreign Operations Chief Harold Stassen indicated in a letter released by Rep. Alvin Bentley that Western Europe could maintain defense budgets while US military assistance declines. He cited Spain Greece and Turkey as needing economic support and said France aid should continue for Indo China. Speaker Martin backed ending economic aid to Europe but urged continued military aid to allies to ensure peace.
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Washington
Harold BE. Stassen
Congress
Alvin M. Bentley
Mich
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Stassen
Western Europe
United States
Bentley
Spain
Greece
Turkey
France
Indo-China
House
Joseph W. Martin, Jr
Mass
Germany
Martin
Dorothy Kenyon on Committees Seeking Headlines
Dorothy Kenyon, former New York judge and current attorney, told Cleveland chapter of the ACLU that congressional committees probing Communism chase headlines more than subversives. She endorsed FBI Chief J. Edgar Hoover, cautioned that anti-Communist hunts create fear, and criticized local vigilante censors while urging lawful investigation.
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Cleveland, C
New York
Dorothy Kenyon
American Civil Liberties Union
Monday
Miss Kenyon
Cleveland
The
Union
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
United Press
Sen
Joseph McCarthy
Food For 15 Is Average Output Of Farm Worker
Lorain County extension officials report a dramatic rise in the number of people a farm worker can support. From 1810 to today the supported population grew from about 4.5 to nearly 5.4, with wartime advances accelerating gains. Labor efficiency also improved as modern methods cut hours per acre and per bushel while yields remained around 20 bushels per acre.
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Lorain County
County Extension Office
Charles Coles
Bill Tedrick
eGricle and
Coles
Avon Lake Board Awards Contracts For New Addition
Avon Lake Board of Education awarded contracts for a new high school addition to T. J. Hume Company for 609,850. Sam Ross and Son for heating and plumbing at 140,230. Ryan Electric for electrical work at 61,275. Janson Industries for rostrum equipment at 5,578. and W. J. Boza Company for caulking and stone coping at Eastview school. Separately, national data show wheat and corn yields rising while manhours sink, noting tractors replacing horses and a dramatic drop in hours per bushel since 1855 and 1910, with 1950 projections.
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Avon Lake Board
Avon Lake
T. J. Hume Company
Lorain
Avon Lake Board of Education
Sam Ross and Son
Ryan Electric Company
Rostrum l
Janson Industries
Kent
W. J. Boza Company
Cleveland
Eastview School
United States
Lorain County
U. S
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Dag Hammarskjold
Freedom House
Herbert Bayard Swope
Ernest A. Gross
Lions
Wives Heat Company
Lke
By Lyle C. Wilson
Georgia
Bermuda
Desire LeBlanc
Youngsville
LeBlanc
N.Y
Friendship Circle
Drug Company
Lorain County Medical Association
Eli Lilly and Company
Indianapolis
B.C. Tessiter
Lilly
Elyria
Lessiter
Mes
J. M. Strong
Syria
J. R. Dickason
Vermilion
J. J. Stuble
R. A. Styblo
Elyeia
A. F. Piraino
Piraino
Oberiin
E. M. Socha
Amherst
John Halley
J. W. Wherry
W. A. Klann
Wellington
A. J. Novello
H.C. Marsteo
G. J. Krupp
Franz Green and Grnen
G. A. Hoke
Hoke
N. E. Basinger
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