Truce Talk Plans To Start Today At Panmunjom
Communist and U N negotiators plan today to draft a timetable for renewed truce talks to end the Korean War. Riots by Communist prisoners and a 48 hour hunger strike cloud progress as 4 prisoners were killed and 45 injured on Yongcho Do near Pusan. The sides will meet to set a date for resumption of full scale armistice negotiations and discuss prisoner exchanges in batches of 25. Lieutenant General William K. Harrison arrived to observe the exchange wait for the signal to resume talks.
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Panmunjom
Korea
U.N
Yongcho-Do
Pusan
William K. Harrison
United Nations
Munson
Here
Peace plan pressure mounts as Dulles seeks Soviet action
The United States escalates push for Moscow to respond to President Eisenhower's peace program. Secretary Dulles plans to stress deeds over words in Korea Indo China Western Europe and other hotspots. Washington delivers the plan to the Soviet foreign office to signal seriousness.
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Washington
U.P
United States
Moscow
Free World
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Korea
Indo-China
Western Europe
Dulles
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Painters Ask 17 1/2 Cents Rise Over 1952 Contract
Spokesmen for Local 736 say they seek $2.73 per hour, 17 1/2 cents above the 1952 signed $2.57 1/2 rate, not a 32 percent increase. They note Wage Board allowed $2.50 and 30 percent of members already under the new $2.75 agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Painters and Decorators Union
T. A. Gagen
Adolf Ade
Elyria
Black River Trustees to Probe Local Vice Conditions
Black River Township trustees plan a 7 p m meeting at Lorain Fire Station No 1 to discuss alleged prostitution and vice conditions west of Lorain. Sheriff deputies report multiple spot checks over two to three years with no arrests, while residents cite noise, traffic, and suspected houses of ill fame.
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Lorain
Black River Township
Fred Wilms
Wilms
Board of Trustees
Carl E. Finegan
E. A. Braun
Paul Cook
Black River
Weather outlook for Northeastern Ohio with snow flurries
Northeastern Ohio stays cloudy with snow flurries and continued cold this afternoon and tonight. High around 40, low near 30, windy Sunday with unchanged temperatures. Friday ranges 32 to 40 with 5 inches of precip in 24 hours ending Friday 8 p.m. Humidity high at 8 a.m. and p.m. Sunrise Saturday 5:40 a.m. Moonrise 8:50 a.m. Wise shoe store ad notes Wayne and Mrs. Wise will attend a convention Monday through Thursday.
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Ohio
Wayne C. Wise
Wise Shoe Store
Akron auto crash claims North Canton man life
Joseph Miller 68 of North Canton died at Akron City Hospital Friday from injuries in a four-vehicle collision involving three autos and a truck. He was employed by the Stark County engineer's office. Feb. 22.
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Akron (Ins
Joseph Miller
North Canton
Stark County
Akron City Hospital
Atom blast at Yucca Flat showcases Marine helicopter maneuver
US atomic test at Yucca Flat produced a record setting blast with an 800,000 square mile no flight zone. Forty Sikorsky helicopters moved 200 Marines in full gear within a mile of ground zero as 2200 Marines staged a helicopter assault. AEC said the tower vanished and no casualties were reported among the Marines.
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Las Vegas
Nev
U.P
United States
Yucca Flat
Marine Corps
Sikorsky
Atomic Energy Commission
Montana
Los Angeles
AEC
Nevada
Essay Contest Winners to See Bromfield Farm
High school students who won the county Soil Conservation Essay Contest will tour Louis Bromfield’s Mailabar farm on April 21 at 8 20 AM. The afternoon includes a visit to Cosmos Bluebaugh farm near Danville Ohio. John Arnold of Wellington, county winner, will join the trip along with Ted Smith and Jerry Cox, with sponsors arranging transportation. additional page note says this continues on page 2.
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Louis Bromfield
John Arnold
Wellington
Columbus
Ted Smith
Jerry Cox
Scout Leaders To Be Honored At Annual Dinner
The Firelands Area Council of Boy Scouts of America will honor 400 leaders and their wives at the Hotel Antlers Lorain on April 30 at 6 p m eastern standard time 7 p m as eastern. Vincent S Hart will preside as council president with awards including Beaver sweaters for 200 plus hours, Scouter's Key and Award, veteran service pins, and the Silver Beaver for top volunteers. Reservation contacts issued through district council reps and council headquarters in Sandusky with staff names E E Fanning Ed Deering Harold Farris and James Manship listed for inquiries.
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Firelands Area Council
Boy Scouts of America
Hotel Antlers
Lorain
As.t
Roy N- Trotter
Huron
Erie
Vincent S. Hart
Camp Firelands
Boy Scout Council
Sandusky
Scout
E. E. Fanning
Ed Deering
Elyria
Harold Farris
James Manship
Norwalk
Trotter
John ID. Pincura
John Sauer
Sauer
Stanley Orlowski
Robert Nightingale
Norm Briton
Marivin Pratt
al Appell
Wayne Alleshouse
Thomas McIntyre
North Fairfield
LoiTain
President Eisenhower Improves After Illness
Augusta report says President Eisenhower, recovering from food poisoning, rested in bed on Friday then briefly enjoyed the sun outdoors. General Howard M. Snyder advised rest as the Chief Executive hopes to resume golf soon.
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Augusta
Eisenhower
Howard M. Snyder
Photographer Charles Scheide Chronicler Of Elyria
Charles W Scheide began at Park and Lee in 1884 at age 13 and 9 months and built a 69 year career capturing Elyria’s progress through photographs. He recalls early pay, long hours, and smoky yellow water as the city adopted its first water system. Continued on Page 2.
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Scheide
Elyria
Park and Lee
Charles W. Scheide
Park
Young Scheide
Mr. Lee
Ely Block
Ohio Edison Company
Charlie
Ely
Ely No. 1
Orthopedists Demonstrate at Elyria Hospitals
About 69 members of the Ohio Orthopedic Association visit Elyria Memorial and Gates Hospital for Crippled Children to observe clinical demonstrations of successful procedures. The demonstrations are part of the association's annual meeting, which began yesterday at Lakewood Hospital, per hospital administrator Harold Zearley.
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Ohio Orthopedic Association
Elyria
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Gates Hospital
C. H. Heyman
C. H. Herndon
Joseph Strong
George Bennett
Lakewood Hospital
Harold Zearley
Helms Foundation names Kuss NAIA basketball player of year
Los Angeles report notes Roger Kuss of Wisconsin State named NAIA basketball player of the year by the Helms Athletic Foundation. Runner up in voting was Clarence Bevo Francis of Rio Grande College from Wellsville, Ohio.
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Los Angeles
U.P
Helms Athletic Foundation
Roger Kuss
Wisconsin State Center
Helms Board
Rio Grande
Clarence
Bevo) Francis
Wellsville
Tornadoes Devastate Arkansas Killing One and Injuring Many
Tornadoes swept through Arkansas, killing a Mrs. Lewis in Weiner, injuring 14 others, and damaging at least 25 houses in Craighead County. The storms hit Arkansas' tornado alley causing heavy property damage and widespread disruption.
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Newport
Ark
U.P
Arkansas
Lewis
Weiner
Craighead County
Brazilian Resolution Endorsed by UN Assembly
The United Nations General Assembly endorsed by a unanimous 60 to 0 vote a Brazilian resolution urging an early armistice in Korea. The measure recesses the Assembly until a Korean truce is signed as delegates including Vishinsky and representatives from the U.S., Britain, France and Nationalist China applauded.
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United Nations, N. Y
INS
U.N. Assembly
Korea
Andrei Vishinsky
U.S
Britain
France
China
Malik Replaces Gromyko as Ambassador to London
Russia recalls Andrei Gromyko as ambassador to London. He is replaced by Jacob Malik and will become first deputy foreign minister. Tass dispatch notes this could signal a prelude to new negotiations with the West.
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London
INL
Russia
West
Andrei Gromyko
Jacob Malik
Tass
Dispatch
Gromyko
First disabled US and UK POWs reach Kaesong for repatriation
Communist writer Alan Winnington reports the first convoy of non-Korean captives to Kaesong includes few stretcher cases and amputees. He says most will be fit for press contact after repatriation and describes returning personnel as suffering battle injuries with ulcers deafness and poor vision.
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Panmunjom
INS
Alan Winnington
Kaesong
Red Propagandist
Winnington
London Daily Worker
Panlmunjom
Police Hunt Man With Rented Goods In Elyria
Elyria police seek A. J. Zelbauer who rented a gander and edger from Supreme Hardware on Oberlin Road then failed to return them. A day later he rented a trailer from George Guignette on Cleveland Street and did not return it. He gave 1130 East Third Street as his address. trailer valued at 125 dollars.
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Elyria
A. J. Zelbauer
Supreme Hardware
Oberlin Road
George Guignette
Cleveland Street
Guignette
East Third Itreet
Refresher Course Planned for Former Red Cross Aides
Former Red Cross nurse aides in Elyria and elsewhere are invited to a 2 p.m. Tuesday meeting at Elyria Memorial Hospital to discuss a refresher course for reactivation. A new aides course is planned for the fall.
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Red Cross
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Elyria
Freedom Short For 6 Convicts
Three dangerous prisoners who escaped Eddyville Penitentiary were captured at Lamasco Kentucky early today, completing a roundup of six inmates who felled a 90 foot wall using a rope. Three were recaptured Friday.
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Eddyville
Eddyville Penitentiary
Lamasco
Snowstorm Sweeps Ohio With Heavy Rains And Cold
Snow blanketed parts of Ohio with up to three inches and more expected in the northeast as a cold wave followed by a hard freeze loomed. Akron Canton Mansfield and Youngstown saw up to two inches while forecasts warned three to six inches in northeast Ohio and up to five in northwest Pennsylvania.
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Columbus
U.P
Ohio
Ohio State University Agricultural Extension Service
Weather Bureau
Mansfield
Canton
Akron
Youngstown
Pennsylvania
Ohio River
Cincinnati
Ohio State
Elyria Chamber Opposes Ton Mile Tax by Member Vote
The Elyria Chamber of Commerce votes against the Ton Mile Tax in a direct member ballot propelled by a new weekly pro and con information approach. The Government Affairs committee, led by M. E. Whitman, will issue questions with pros and cons to members for each legislative issue.
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Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Government Affairs Committee
M. £. Whitman
Hubbard C. Wilcox
Jack Hannaford
Earl W. Bell
H. H. Meister
Theodore F. Schilling
Dexter S. Kimball
Robert A. Stith
Allan W. Fritzsche
Lights On drive to recruit for cancer crusade
Mrs Earl E Ware, local cancer crusade chairman, leads a city campaign Monday night with eight oclock whistle signals from factories to urge residents to light porch and front doors. Volunteers plan door to door canvassing across mapped districts with churches asked to announce the event.
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Earl E. Ware
Local
Cancer Crusade
Nine Still Missing As Fire Death Toll Rises
Nin e persons remain missing in a Chicago factory blaze as the death toll climbs to 28 with victims' bodies already recovered. The report notes ongoing search efforts and mentions a delayed inquest or jury meeting schedule for the following week.
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Chicago
INS
Eg Oner
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Douglas Nichols
Dan W. Rothe
Black River Board
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Charlie’ Scheide
Malik
Red Newsman
Wilfred Burchert
Freedom
Dayton
Toledo
Columbus Weather Bureau
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