Interest Grows in Four Point Plan for Unified Korea
Washington officials described today as showing interest in a four point peace plan to unify Korea. The proposal envisions a neutral Yalu buffer zone and a solely Asian policing commission, with rebuilding funded largely by the United States and elections by secret ballot to decide Korea's government.
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Names Of 78 GIs Still At POW Camp Reported
U P A freed American prisoner gave authorities the handwritten list of 78 Americans still confined at Camp No 5 in Pyoktong. Pfc Everett Ritenour of Woodstock Virginia returned with the names in a small black book, alongside one Turk and one Filipino. He noted many prisoners were from the Panmunjom exchange and handed the lists to interrogators. The 21 year old First Cavalry Division member was held at Pyoktong near the Yalu for almost 30 months. Included names show Pfc Rudolph Pavlik of Enterprise Ohio and Pvt Joe Homonai of Wadsworth Ohio.
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Tokyo
U.P
Ritenour
First Cavalry Division
Pyoktong
Yalu River
Rudolph A. Pavlik
Enterprise
Ohio
Joe E. Homonai
Fairlawn Avenue
Wadsworth
Weather Outlook and Local Advertisements
Northeastern Ohio experiences considerable cloudiness with scattered showers, windy and warm conditions this afternoon tonight and Friday. High today 74, low 56 with a 0.02 inch precipitation for the 24 hours ending Wednesday 8 p.m. Moonrise Thursday 10:24 p.m. and moonset Friday morning. Closing sale in progress at Looney's opposite Elyria Furniture offering women, men and children’s clothing at clearance prices. Real Cleaners advertises shirts laundry and furs at 500 Middle Ave.
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Looney’s
Elyria Furniture
Soldier Reunites With Wife and Son After Korea Service
Corporal Radachi arrives home at 226 Fifth Street after serving with the Seventh Infantry Division in Korea. He met his seven month old son for the first time and plans to resume civilian life with wife Patricia Amato. He was wounded on Jane Russell Hill October 14, 1952 and discharged by late July under new Army rules.
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William Augustine Radachi
Dad
Frank V. Radachi
Elyria
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Patricia Amato
Kumwhan
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T-Bone
Jane Russell Hill
Corp
Fifth Street
William Augustine
Atterbury
Radachy
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Japan
States
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Seattle
Ohio
Indiana
Camp Atterbury
Czecho-Slovakia
Fruchauf Trailer Company
Kadachi
Freed GIs Head For Homes From Travis Air Base
Twenty six liberated GIs arrived at Travis Field Wednesday with 30 day furloughs and homeward travel under way. A second group of 41 left Tokyo for Travis including ambulatory and litter cases with stops at Midway and Honolulu. A third group of 22 is due to depart Tokyo Friday morning with further hospital or homeward arrangements.
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INS
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Haneda
Travis Field
Midway
Honolulu
Marine
Lionel E. Peterson
Black River Falls
Wis
Army
Wilbert M
Fear and Sinking of Boat Off Colombia Coast
In the Bay of Cupica off Colombia’s Pacific coast a small boat carrying about 65 people sank. Seventeen were rescued on Wednesday. about 48 or more are feared dead. The vessel belonged to the Chaco police department and most aboard were policemen.
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Cupica
Colombia
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Amherst Events and Death Records Highlight Local Pages
Local listings show a calendar of events and obituary items across Amherst Elyzia with sections on death records hospital notes and editorial content. Market reports real estate transfers and suburban calendar entries appear alongside sports pages and theatre listings.
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Ashland POW Lands At Cleveland Airport
Sgt. Ned Kelley of Ashland Ohio repatriated prisoner arrived at Cleveland airport on the final leg of his freedom flight. He wore dark glasses and was greeted by his wife Ruth his mother Sylvia a four year old son Jackie three sisters and a brother in law. Kelley said he felt fine and would go home to build up muscle.
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Ned Kelley
Ashland
Ohio
Kelley
Ruth Kelley
Sylvia Kelley
Jackie
Warsaw Hill
Korea
Grass Fire at 262 Harwood Street
Children playing with matches started a grass fire at 262 Harwood Street yesterday afternoon. Firemen from Engine Co. No. 2 answered the alarm and brought the blaze under control after it burned about 100 square feet. Firemen used brooms to finish extinguishing the fire.
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Harwood Street
Engine Co. No. 2
Agreement On Neutral Seen Possible Today
A Pentagon survey shows at least 40 repatriated American prisoners were omitted from Communist POW lists in Korea 1951 1952. The findings suggest total American prisoners held could exceed 4 000 and prompted calls for a neutral nation to oversee war prisoners who refuse repatriation. United Nations delegates pressed for specific proposals to advance armistice talks with North Korean negotiators.
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INL
Pentagon
Korea
Matthew B. Ridgway
Far East
Ridgway
Panmunjom
U.P
United Nations
William K. Harrison
U.N
India
Harrison
Reds
Nam Il
No Red Parades Scheduled In Big U.S. Cities
A May Day check shows no Communist parades planned in major cities. New York allowed a Union Square gathering but the Police Department denied a parade citing risk of violence. Religious and patriotic loyalties will carry processions in several cities including New York and Albany.
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United Press
U. S
New York
Union Square
Cleveland
Meriden
Conn
Albany
N. Y
Committee Kills Bill To Open Relief Rolls
Republican leaders faced a setback as the House Public Welfare committee voted 3 to 2 to kill the Senate approved measure to open relief rolls to public inspection in Columbus.
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Bill
Columbus
INS
Republican Party
House Public Welfare Committee
Jet plane lands in field near farm after fuel loss
Nurseryman Dominic Piazza describes a jet passing like a black flash over West Ridge road and near the Madre farm where it damaged fences. Pilot Arthur E. Nash 29 of Worthington said the North American Aviation Corp plane ran out of fuel on a test flight from Port Columbus and landed safely with company officials supervising.
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West Ridge Road
Piazza
Route 20
Madre
Arthur E. Nash
Shelby Road
Worthington
North American Aviation Corporation
Port Columbus
Nash
Piazza Farm
State Highway Patrol
Jeep
Madro
Harry Lancer
Gleisner
United States Sends Over 1000 Planes to NATO Allies
More than 1000 F-84G Thunderjets capable of delivering atomic missions have been supplied by the United States to nine NATO allies France Belgium the Netherlands Italy Denmark Norway Greece Turkey and Portugal. An extra U S wing trained for nuclear operations is based in England. The force represents about 30 percent of the combat aircraft under Gen Matthew Ridgway.
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U.S
United States
U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
France
Belgium
Netherlands
Italy
Denmark
Norway
Greece
Turkey
Portugal
Far East Declared World’s Most Dangerous Spot
Secretary Dulles testified before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and in a radio and television address outlined a policy shift under the Eisenhower administration from Europe to the Far East praising the region as the world’s most dangerous area and signaling tougher stance.
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Washington
Ins
Eisenhower
Europe
Far East
State Dulles
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Tornado Toll Rises to Eleven Across Mid-South
A massive tornado packed squall line swept the mid-South leaving 11 dead as it moved into Georgia. Hurricane force winds and torrential rains weakened into local storms with no further tornado danger, while Louisiana and Mississippi faced high winds and heavy rainfall.
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mid-South
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
Ohio House Passes Police Pension Bill
The Ohio House approved an omnibus police pension bill and sent it to the Senate after a 1290 vote. The measure bases retirement benefits on the highest five years of earnings and bars payments to any officer convicted of a felony during service.
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Columbus
INS
Ohio Senate
House
More Reliance On Air Power Seen Planned
The Eisenhower administration plans greater use of air power and new atomic weapon types to defend Western Europe with less foreign aid. Allies welcomed the concept after discussions at the Paris NATO meeting. The 1954 foreign aid request is about 5.8 billion dollars, down 1.8 billion from Truman plans.
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Washington
Eiisenhower
Europe
Paris
Truman
Rebels Take Another Indo China Position Near Luang Prabang
In Hanoi Indo Chinese forces yielded Muong Sung, 28 miles north of Vientiane, to Vietminh rebels. The loss on the Nam Hua River was announced officially while garrison forces retreat orderly toward Luang Prabang, capital of the Lao State.
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Hanoi
INS
Muong Sung
Laos
Agence France Presse
Nam Hua River
Luang Prabang
Indo-China
Kothe Resigns to Take Middletown Utility Director Post
Dan W. Kothe Elyria safety service director for over six years resigns to become director of public utilities in Middletown effective May 31. He will oversee water works street lighting and act as liaison between the city and power gas and telephone firms. Kothe 47 cites salary and conditions as factors and praises his relations with city officials. Mayor Ault expresses regret and hints at a new successor.
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Henry W. Ault
Kothe
Middletown
Power
Igas
A. R. Agate
Ault
Herbert W. Starick
City Commission
I. D. Faxon
Elyria
Elyria High School
Ohio State University
Fenn College
County Roads Survey Under Way With Engineer Patterson
County commissioners are surveying county roads today with County Engineer Don ald E. Patterson to decide which roads to include in this year's improvement program. Patterson will present a resurfacing and oiling plan to the county board after the survey.
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Donald E. Patterson
Patterson
Eisenhower Seeks Large Budget Cuts for 1954
President Eisenhower orders about 6 billion dollars in defense and foreign aid cuts for the 1954 fiscal year and aims to trim Truman era totals by roughly 7.5 billion through a mix of reductions. He plans a news conference to present the security program and cautions against harming safety while pursuing a balanced budget.
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Chamber of Commerce
Hearings On Substitute Phone Service Bills
Two substitute bills to improve phone rate and service terms will be heard by the House Judiciary committee next week. One bill aims to set a just and reasonable utility rate of return, the other to create a public service administrator in the Utilities Commission to represent the public.
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Columbus. Cins
House Judiciary Committee
Jack Chester
Franklin
Utilittes Commission
January Today Goes for Taxes
The piece notes that the average American earns money between January 1 and May 19 to pay direct and hidden taxes. It then promotes Chronicle-Telegram Want Ads as a tax free, economical way to advertise and urges readers to call 475i for assistance.
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Seasonal Plant Sale Ad At Darek Florist
A local florist at 322 Broad St advertises blooming rose bushes priced at 1.19 each and hardy perennials 49c each along with mixed grad bulbs 39 cents per dozen. Lincoln Grass Seed We Ib appears in the listing.
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Lincoln
Darek Fiorist
Broad St
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