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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1954

Page

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Leaders Resigned U.S. Action Seen Likely In Indo China War

U S diplomatic and military leaders accept probable military action in Indo China. Dulles signals possible involvement. policy rests on preventing Communist victory and rejecting any negotiated armistice that could aid conquest. Four courses discussed from land invasion to international coalition with NATO like Southeast Asia alliance.

Washington INS U.S Indo-China International News Service John Foster Dulles Peninsula U. S Indo- China France Southeast Asia

French At Dien Bien Phu Strikes Back To Seize Initiative

French and colonial infantry under mist opened a breach in barbed wire at Dien Bien Phu and advanced several hundred yards westward before Communist fire halted them. A Red force gained a bridgehead near the fortress defenses and threatened to sever east west communications. Artillery and tanks damaged the northern airstrip as the siege continued.

Hanoi Indochina Dien Bien Phu

Vanished Elyria Mayor's Son Owen Conway Dies in Toledo

Owen T. Conway, 3), former Elyrian and attorney, died yesterday in Mercy Hospital Toledo after a lingering illness. He lived at 1302 Parkside Blvd., Toledo, and was son of M. and Mrs. T. A. Conway of Eustis, Florida. Survived by wife Cecile and son Tom, plus two sisters Esther Conway Ahlm of New York and Dorothy Conway Paulson of Vernon Lagoons, and two brothers Charles of Washington DC and Gene of Manlius NY. Body at Ansberg West Mortuary Toledo. Funeral services set for 8:45 a.m. Monday.

Owen T. Conway Elyrian Mercy Hospital Toledo Mr. Conway Parkside Blvd T. A. Conway Eustis Fla Elyria Cecile Tom Neal Ahlm Esther Conway New York City Warren B. Paulson Dorothy Conway Charles Washington, D. C Gene Manlius N. Y Ansberg West Mortuary North Cove Central Avenues

Five Day Forecast for Ohio and Northeastern Ohio Weather

Weather update for Northeastern Ohio shows cloudy and windy conditions with a high of 64 and a night low near 28. Saturday expected to be mostly sunny with a cooler overall trend, and a Thursday temperature range from 56 to 76. The forecast notes 58 inch precipitation in the last 24 hours ending Thursday 8 p.m. and humidity around 97 percent at 8 a.m. Thursday.

Ohio

Tavern Operator Kidnaped and Robbed in Lima

Tavern operator Joseph Nick Azzarello, 39, was kidnapped shortly after leaving the bank and robbed of $7,500 by a gunman who forced him to drive around before leaving him unharmed in the country. The suspect fled in the victim’s car.

Lima O.P Joseph Nick Azzarello Azzarello

Where To Turn DAFFODILS 25c a dozen

DAFFODILS offered at 25 cents a dozen by J F Lambert. Phone 84-764. Advertisement.

J. F. Lambert Adv

Lausche defends Highway Patrol against sheriff critics

Gov. Frank J. Lausche answered sheriffs who criticized the Highway Patrol. He said the patrol has never acted beyond local officials’ scope unless directed, defending the force as the outstanding police body in Ohio. Sheriff Henry Grossglaus, Buckeye Sheriffs Association president, had said patrolmen overstepped.

Columbus Frank J. Lausche Highway Patrol Lausche Stark County Henry Grossglaus Buckeye Sheriffs Association Grossglaus

City Officials To Discuss Drip Problem Underpasses

City officials will meet with a New York Central Railroad representative next Tuesday to address repairs needed on the Washington Ave,Lodi St and West Ave underpasses. Faulty drainage has caused soaking conditions. Mayor J Grant Keys and Safety Service Director Michael Lotko demand immediate action before new parking lots open.

New York Central Railroad Washington Ave Lodi St West Ave J. Grant Keys Safety Service Michael Lotko Keys

Bunche Named UN Under-Secretary for Global Role

Dr Ralph Bunche director of the UN Trusteeship Division will be appointed under secretary to serve as a global troubleshooter for Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold. The move would make the 49 year old Nobel Peace Prize laureate the highest ranking American on the UN staff as Hammarskjold reshapes the top echelon.

United Nations N. Y Ralph Bunche United Nations Trusteeship Division Dag Hammarskjold Hammarskjold Buncher

Use Book Matches to Advertise See Samples

Classified ad notes in brief: Use BOOK matches to advertise. See samples. Call 57-44 for details and ordering.

Western diplomats hail Ike pledge on European Defense Community

Western Europe diplomats applaud President Eisenhower's pledge that the United States will join Britain in backing the European Defense Community. Paris and London react warmly as France notes conditions, with Saar talks still unresolved and Britain welcoming the move.

W. Europe Ike

Elyria Couple Hit Crossing Street Injuries Reported

A man and wife were struck by a car while crossing Broad Street near Chestnut in Elyria. James A. Triplett, 34, and Minnie Triplett, 28, were treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital for injuries to the left hand chest right leg and right hand and arm. Driver John H. Bobel of Lorain said rain and limited visibility contributed to the accident. The April vehicle toll rose to eight. Page 2 continuation noted.

Broad St Chestnut Elyria Memorial Hospital James A. Triplett Earl Ct Minnie April John H. Bobel Lorain Chestnut St

Eisenhower pledges US support for Western Europe

President Eisenhower told Western European leaders the United States would back any member of the European Defense Community if attacked. He said the US would regard an attack on EDC members as a threat to US security and would keep forces in Western Germany while the threat exists to reassure France and Italy during EDC ratification talks.

Paris Europe Free World Eisenhower United States Britain Augusta Western Europe European Defense Community France Italy Germany Belgium Helland Luxembourg

Falling Limbs And High Water Hazard At Cascade Park

Cascade Park faces danger from high water and fallen limbs. Black River runs seven feet above normal, making riverside activity risky. Snow and wind last month broke many limbs that remain to be cleared. walkers are urged to stay cautious in wooded areas.

Cascade Park John Machock Machock

City to rent former bus depot for city offices

Mayor J Grant Keys disclosed plans to move sanitation and water departments from City Hall into the old bus terminal at 354 Second Street. The move would expand space for police records and jail, add a drive in pay window, and relocate parking meter and traffic light repairs. Discussions include leasing terms with Alfred Alten, with a final decision by May 1.

City Hall Second St J. Grant Keys Mayor Keys Michael J. Lotke James E. Boggs William Dutch Fred Meinke Harold F. Gooden Alfred Alten Alten Keys Water and Sanitation Boggs Council Third St Lotke Edward Hoffman Irvin Finegold

High Court Orders Further Argument On Turnpike Suit

The Ohio Supreme Court ordered additional proceedings next Thursday in the Elyria versus Ohio Turnpike Commission mandamus case. The commission seeks plans to reroute facilities in the proposed turnpike path while Elyria argues no action against it exists. Justices will decide if the petition states a valid cause of action and if mandamus is proper.

Elyria Ohio Turnpike Commission State Supreme Court Commission Robert Shoup Richard Baird Supreme Court Ohio Common Pleas Ohio Supreme Court Turnpike Commission Shoup

Oppenheimer Pushes to Keep Hearing Secret

Washington dispatch says Dr. J. Robert Oppenheimer discourages public airing of loyalty charges. He supports secret AEC hearings and rejects a public probe. House Senate Atomic Energy Committee debate may follow, while Jenner weighs full inquiry and court chances loom.

Washington J. Robert Oppenheimer Special Security Board Atomic Energy Commission House-Senate Atomic Energy Committee Oppenheimer AEC W. Sterling Cole R-Ny

Woman’s dyed hair mistaken for blood on rainy street

A police report from Elyria describes a morning incident at West avenue near City Ice and Fuel. Rain washed dye from a woman's hair, creating the appearance of facial bleeding. an ambulance responded but no injury occurred after she washed and dried her hair.

Elyria City Ice and Fuel Company West Avenue Leonard Reichlin

Armed robbers slug woman of $4390 in Dayton

A Dayton woman, Virginia Coughlin, was assaulted and robbed of $4390 she had just withdrawn from the bank. Police said the money was to be used at Larry's Steak House, owned by her husband, Lawrence.

Dayton Virginia Coughlin Larry Lawrence

FASTER CORSAGES 3 Dollars Up

Resar Florist at 1435 E River St offers faster corsages at three dollars and up with extended evening hours this week. Open evenings to serve customers.

John E. Resar Resar Florists River St

Cleveland Police Crack Down on Strike Clashes

Cleveland officers including 40 mounted police arrested six more strike sympathizers near Park Drop Forge Co plant as 500 Local 616 CIO UAW members blocked gates. Demonstrators rolled marbles under horses to topple riders. day shift nonstrikers entered the plant and the protest wound down.

Cleveland, O Park Drop Forge Co Ti6 CIO United Auto Patrick J. O’malley UAW O'Malley Strategy Board

Dem Leader Dies in Cleveland at 69

Carl E. Pete Moore longtime Democratic figure in Cleveland and former internal revenue collector for Northeastern Ohio died late Thursday after a three month illness.

Cleveland Carl E Pete) Moore Internal Revenue Ohio

Background of successful people from Indiana University study

A University study found most successful individuals trace their fathers to business or professional roles, while clergy rears the largest share of successful sons and daughters. Chronicle Telegram Classified ads offer buying, selling, hiring, swapping and renting through Want Ads with ad writer assistance by dialing 4751.

Indiana University Chronicle - Telegram Dial

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