Doubtful Returns From POW Come Home Interviews
In Panmunjom Korean and American officials report pessimism after the explanation sessions with 60 South Korean prisoners and 22 Americans held by U.N. forces. Aiming to woo defectors back to democracy, only a fraction showed interest and 4 more deserters joined the Red side, with the process to continue for nine days among 268 remaining ROK POWs.
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Panmunjom
Korea
United Nations Iivit
U.N
Snyder Faced Over Why Three Treasury Officials Were Kept On Payroll
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee prepared to reveal FBI reports linking Virginius Frank Coe Coleman Adler and Victor Perlo to Soviet espionage and claim they were retained on the government payroll. Former Treasury Secretary John W Snyder was invited to explain why those officials remained employed after the FBI findings. The panel plans a public hearing and will discuss Igor Gouzenko in secret talks with the Canadian government.
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Secretary of Treasury
John W. Snyder
Jenner
Snyder
Igor Gouzenko
Seward Named Domestic Prelate in Cleveland Diocese
Edward J. Seward a native of Elyria is named domestic prelate with the title Right Reverend Monsignor in the Cleveland Diocese Pope Pius XII informed Archbishop Hoban Seward attended St Marys Elyria St Ignatius Notre Dame St Marys Seminary Cleveland and North American College Rome He was ordained in Rome March 19 1939 and later served as army chaplain before becoming Diocesan Consultor.
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Edward J. Seward
Elyria
Cleveland
Archbisop Hoban
Pope Pius XII
James
Marie Seward
St. Mary's of
St. Ignatius
Notre Dame University
St. Mary's Seminary of
North American College of Rome
Rome
St. Mary's
Northeastern Ohio Weather Outlook
Fair and warmer this afternoon with a high near 60. Cloudy tonight with a warmer low around 44. Showers possible and mild Friday. Wednesday temperatures near p25 to 45 with no precipitation in the last 24 hours. Humidity 87 percent at 8 am, 72 percent at 8 pm. Sunrise 7:37 am, sunset 5:07 pm. Moonrise 4:50 am, moonset 2:47 pm Thursday. Ohio highway conditions: highways normal.
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Ohio
Sunget
Siamese Twins Separated By British Surgeon
London reports a 3 hour 35 minute operation by Dr. Ian Aird that separated six month old African Davies twins joined at the abdomen. The babies survived and were described as alive and well. The procedure, first of its kind in Britain, was filmed for Technicolor with plans to show to medical audiences only.
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London
Davies
Ian Aird
Britain
Aird
Washington University
TornadoKills Six in Alexandria Louisiana Storm
A giant tornado ripped through central Louisiana as a stormy squall line advanced, killing at least six people and injuring about 20, authorities said. State police reported the casualties and ongoing search efforts.
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Alexandria
Louisiana
Findings In Ship Sinking Upheld By Inquiry Board
The Coast Guard reports a special board of inquiry has upheld the findings on the Henry Steinbrenner wreck in Lake Superior on May 11. The master failed to secure cargo hatches, contributing to the loss of life, and action against Capt. Albert Stiglin’s license is to be pursued.
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Washington
Coast Guard
Henry Steinbrenner
Lake Superior
Albert Stiglin
Vermilion
Ohio
CIO-PAC Plans Get Out The Vote Drive In Ohio Convention
The CIO state convention opens in Cincinnati with plans to register 750,000 unregistered voters. President James P. Griffin and Secretary Treasurer Jacob Clayman announced the goal as preliminary sessions map a get out the vote campaign.
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Cincinnati
CIO
Political Action Committee
James P. Griffin
Jacob Clayman
Cio-Pac
Public Invited To See New Elyria Hospital
Public invited to Elyria Memorial Hospital open house on December 5 and 6 from 2 to 5 pm. Chauncey B. Smythe thanks industries merchants and citizens for raising over 1.8 million dollars including 550000 in public funds for a modern 282 bed hospital with up to date facilities.
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Elyria Hospital
Lorain County
Chauncey B. Smythe
The
Elyria Memorial Hospital
McCarthy dismisses claims of challenging Eisenhower leadership
Senator Joseph R. McCarthy of Wisconsin says claims he is challenging President Eisenhower’s party leadership are ridiculous and untrue. He supports the Republican Party while criticizing policies he deems mistaken, including U.S. aid to Communist China, and urges Secretary Dulles to reappraise policy. He says he will continue to speak out at opportunities and maintain party loyalty.
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Washington
INS
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wis
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
U.S
China
Dulles
McCarthy
Republican Party
Wisconsin Republican
Demecrat
GOP
Army
No. 2
Second Year Officers Named for Elyria Juvenile Bicycle Court
Juvenile Bicycle Court officers for 1954 were chosen at Elyria City Hall with the Fraternal Order of Police Associates Elyria Youth Council and Elyria Chamber of Commerce assisting. Judge Barbara Parmin and associate judge Bill Broadwell will lead. Laura LaCrosse and Sally Wentz named as prosecutor and defense attorney. Other officers include Karla Koehn bailiff and Ken Kantor assistant bailiff. Barbara Sensbach secretary and Betty Lou Meyers assistant secretary. Sue Gensert and Leslie Becker alternates. The new group begins its second year on the second Saturday in January.
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Elyria City Hall
Fraternal Order of Police Associates
Elyria Youth Council
Elyria Junor Chamber of Commerce
Barbara Parmin
Park Avenue
Bill Broadwell
12Th Street
Laura LaCrosse
Furnace Street
Sally Wentz
Middle Avenue
Karla Koehn
Gulf Road
Ken Kantor
Longford Avenue
Barbara Sensbach
Glovercourt
Betty Lou Meyers
Tenth Street
Sue Gensert
Brandston Avenue
Leslie Becker
Elyria
del Gorshain
Herman Jagusch
Dick Willis
Dave Schwind
YMCA Gifts $3500 To Rebuild Camp Iss See Kes
Elyria YMCA receives a $3500 lump sum from seven local men to fund new cabins at Camp Iss See Kes, five miles south of Vermilion. Harrie G. Stevick notes donors requested anonymity and credits the gift to support youth development and juvenile delinquency prevention.
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Elyria
YMCA
Stevick
Ray M. Snyder
Licenses For Deer Hunting Are Available In Ohio
Clerk of Courts H E Agate announced shipment of deer hunting licenses for 40 of Ohio's 88 counties. The limit season opens December 17 with a $5 license plus a 25-cent agency fee, available only to holders of regular hunting licenses at $2.25. Deer may be taken by shotgun with a single ball or rifle slug or long bow with 40 pounds pull. shotgun use limited to December 17 18 19. Bow season runs December 17 to January inclusive with deer of any age and sex allowed except in Adams and Scioto counties where males with two points or an antler may be taken. All eastern Ohio except two counties is included. Ashland and Medina ban all deer.
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H. E. Agate
Ohio
Agate
Adams
Scioto
Ashland
Medina Counties
State Highway Safety Education Drive Opens
The Ohio Department of Highway Safety launches a broad state wide information program in District No 3 with Massillon patrol involvement. Officials say the aim is to keep safety in front of motorists and pedestrians as the effort expands to eight counties and then statewide in six weeks.
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Columbus
Department F Highway Safety
Lorain County
Ohio
State Highway Patrol
Massillon
Highway Safety Director LLC
Felty
Standard Cleaners
Capehart
West Ave
Isereen
Erb Radio
State Patrol
Former POW to tell senators of toes amputation
Washington reports the Senate Investigative Subcommittee will hear Sgt. Wendell Treffery of Terryville Conn recount the Chinese cut off his toes with garden shears after brutal Yalu River camp experiences. Treffery joins other ex POWs detailing Korea War atrocities as Lt Col Jack Todd testifies on Korea War Crimes.
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Washington
Senate
Yalu River
Charles E. Potter
Rmich
Wendell Treffery
Terryville
Potter
Treffery
Jack Todd
Korean War Crimes Commission
Yalu
No. 1
Berry F. Rhoden
MacClenny
Fla
George J. Matta
Brockton
Mass
Linton J. Buttery
Nashville
Tenn
Willie L. Daniels
Oakland
Calif
Charles Kenard
Florida
Champion Steer Sells for Record 20 Per Pound
Lone Star the 1,005 pound grand champion steer from the 1953 International Livestock Exposition sold at auction for a record 20 dollars a pound totaling 20 100. The 18 year old owner Sue White of Big Springs Texas beamed as bidding closed after official weigh in.
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Chicago
Lone Star
Sue White
Big Springs
Tex
West Berlin Mayor Demands More Freedom in Speech
Walter Schreiber, new West Berlin mayor and CDU successor to Ernst Reuter, urged the Allies to grant broader autonomy and said important political decisions should be consulted with city officials before being made. He spoke to the city assembly in his first policy address.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Walter Schreiber
Schreiber
Christian Democratic Party
Ernst Reuter
UN Assembly Names China and North Korea in Atrocity Vote
The 60 nation UN assembly passed a Western resolution condemning North Korea and Red China for murder mutilation torture and other inhuman acts. The vote was 42 for 5 against with ten abstentions. The United States charged Russia as an accomplice in the crimes. Absent were El Salvador and Lebanon.
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United Nations
N. Y
Ins
UN Assembly
Korea
Red China
North Korea
Global Forum
India
Afganistan
Burma
Egypt
Indonesia
Iraq
Pakistan
Saudi Arabia
Syria
Yemen
Yugoslavia
el Salvador
Lebanon
U.S
Russia
Reward Offered After Five Strike Bombings In Columbus
North American Aviation Inc. in Columbus offers a 25000 dollar reward for information leading to arrest and conviction of those responsible for five bombing incidents on November 30 and December 1. Company aims to protect non striking employees. Wage talks with CIO United Auto Workers are recessed in Los Angeles until next Tuesday. A faction at the Columbus plant plans to file papers to form an independent aircraft union to replace UAW.
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Columbus
INS
North American Aviation Inc
CIO
United Auto Workers Union
Los Angeles
UAW
Elyria Memorial Hospital History Feature For Friday Edition
A special 19 page section on the history and growth of Elyria Memorial Hospital will appear in the Chronicle Telegram Friday edition. Extra copies will be available to residents and surrounding areas. orders must be placed by noon tomorrow. Hospital staff are submitting a group order and others should call the circulation department at 4751 tomorrow morning.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
Chronicle Telegram
Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Which Windows to Open for Warm Home Ventilation
Heating experts advise opening windows with radiators beneath to direct cold air toward face level. For floor or radiator repairs, consult the Chronicle-Telegram Classifieds Whom To Call column for service firms. If offering a service, place a Want Ad in Chronicle-Telegram Want Ads and contact a helpful Ad Taker.
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Chronicle - Telegram
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