Death toll rises from Hibok-Hibok eruptions in Philippines
Rescue workers dug hundreds of bodies from ash and rock at Mt Hibok Hibok. Verified deaths reached 169 with reports of as many as 500 dead, as authorities and Red Cross officials debated casualty figures and large-scale evacuation began for Mambajao and surrounding towns. A Navy alert kept vessels standby as relief efforts intensified.
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Manila
Philippines
Mt. Hibok-Hibok
Red Cross
ABC
Raymond Spencer
Silent City
Mambajao
St. Nicholas
Philippine Army
Ain Francisca
Philippines Navy
Mambajaa
Tito Orders Release Of Archbishop Stepinac
Marshal Tito ordered the immediate release of Archbishop Alois Stepinac from Lepoglava Prison near Zagreb. The 53 year old Roman Catholic leader had served since his 1946 sentence for wartime collaboration with German forces and the Ustashi. Officials said the release is conditional, barring him from resuming church leadership in Yugoslavia.
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Zagreb
Yugoslavia
Tito
Alois Stepinac
Lepoglava
Stepinac
Belgrade
Vatican
Ustashi
Nathan To Deny He Tried 560000 Tax Shakedown
Nathan Frank, linked to T Lamar Caudle, plans to deny under oath a $560000 tax shakedown attempt on Abrah Teitelbaum, a Chicago lawyer. Teitelbaum and others alleged Nathan and Bert Nasser urged him to fix a pending income tax case while claiming ties to Ag Caudle and Oliphant. The hearing, led by Rep Cecil King, questioned officials’ conduct amid allegations.
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Washington
Frank Nathan
T. Lamar Caudle
Scarface
al Capone
Nathan
Loring Black
House
Chicago
Abraham Teitelbaum
Ways and Means
Teitelbaum
Pittsburgh
New York
Miami
Bert K. Naster
Hollywood
Fla
Teielbaum
Nasser
Caudle
Charles Oliphant
Internal Revenue Bureau
Truman
Cecil R King
Cal
Seventeen Area Men Inducted Into Armed Forces
Names of seventeen Elyria area draftees inducted on Wednesday November 28 announced by draft clerk Mass Catherine Meek. Eight hailed from Elyria including Norman Barr Tyler Goodman John Lannsberry Jr Joseph Cebula Larenzy Washington Jr Edward Kaylor Richard Murphy and Hubert Whitacre the lone Elyrian to enter the Air Force others joined the Army or Marines with Deidrick Morn III William H A Morn Dennis Morn Lawrence J Casper Robert Thompson Dean Mayor Richard Naylor Michowla Mayor and Deidick.
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Elyria
Mass Catherine Meee
Norman Eugene Barr
Poplar Street
Tyler Dale Goodman
Homesite Court
John Henry Lannsberry, Jr
Quirwond Street
Joseph J. Cebula
W. River
Larenzy Washington, Jr
North Street
Edward D. Kaylor
Walthams Street
Richard Heywood Murphy
Roosevelt Avenue
Huber Henry Whitacre
North Able Road
Whiteacre
Elynian
Amachneg Corps
Willian HA
Deidrick
Albert R. Morn III
Amherst
Dennis H. Morn
Avon
Frank R. Michowka
Grafton
Lawrence J. Casper
North Olmated
Weather Will Bring Showers and Warmer Temps in Ohio
Forecast for northeastern Ohio calls for Cindy showers and warmer conditions with a round of light rain. Thursday will be cloudy with intermittent rain and temperatures about the same as today. Market pages follow on page two.
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Ohio
Cindy
Negotiations On For Sale Of Big Cleveland Plant
Negotiations near completion for a 3 million dollar sale of the Lincoln Electric Co Cleveland plant, the world’s largest welding equipment maker. The buyer is a subsidiary of Boston’s Sixty Trust employees pension trust, Textron Corp, which already owns Terminal Tower. Sixty Trust will lease the plant to Thompson Products Inc Tapeo Division for engine parts. Lincoln Electric has moved operations to a new Euclid plant.
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Cleveland
Lincoln Electric Co
Boston
Sixty Trust
Textron Corp
Terminal
Cleveland Pneumatic Tool Co
Tapeo
Thompson Products Inc
Lincoln Electric
Euclid
Year Old Child Drinks Kerosene
William Knowles one year old son of Mr and Mrs William Knowles 3745 Albany avenue Lorain was admitted to St Josephs Hospital yesterday afternoon after the child drank an undetermined amount of kerosene The mother told deputy sheriffs that he got the kerosene while he was alone with his little sister.
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William Knowles
Albany Avenue
B.D. Lorain
St. Joseph's Hospital
Three Die In Brazil Train Wreck Near Erechim
Three persons were killed and 14 others severely injured when the Sao Paulo Porto Alegre interstate express train wrecked near Erechim. The wreck occurred yesterday in the region, authorities reported as rescue operations continued.
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Brazil
Rio DE Janeiro
Sao Paulo
Names Called for County Jury Service in Dec
County clerk H E Agate announced 40 residents from Elyria Lorain and nearby areas summoned for common pleas court jury duty starting December 12. Read lists include Elyria residents Lilian Werat Barbara Stevens Charles Sauer August Neilson Clyde Ryan and others from Lorain Wellington Amherst North Olmsted Vermilion Avon Lake Grafton Oberlin and Sullivan with numerous surnames and streets.
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H E. Agate
Common Pleas Court
Elyria
Lilian Werat
Spruce Street
Barbara Stevens
Bellfield Avenues
Charles Sauer
Lorain Boulevard
August Neilson
Chestnut Street
Clyde Ryan
Harvard Avenue
Lews Berke
Stanford Avenue
Mary Llanezia
Hawthorne Avenue
Lorain
Samuel Justus
Samuel Lovey
Frank Snyder
Alexander Nagy
Violet Probst
Anna Marshall
Carl Shinn
Wilmer Crandall
Kenneth Wismeski
Ardith Rothfuss
Harry Whitney
Teo Lesiesky
Henry, Lovizenhiser
Clarence Bowman
Helen Long
Marsha Barber
Thelma K. Shaw
Maurice [Pesky
Doris Setko
Charles Manning
Virga Maurer
Doris Buell
iWellington
Sabina Peterman
Chit‘an McDowell
Richard Bartlome
Florence Ebbs
Amherst
Thomas Hutchings
North’ Olmsted
Dorothy Heilman
Vermilion
Lenore ‘Yew
Avon Lake
Eleanor Taylor
Charles Yates
Grafton
Florence
Jesser
Oberlin
Sara Cassell
Sullivan
Two Companies Cleared in Price Fixing Case
Pittsburgh report states E I du Pont parent of Nemours Co in Wilmington Delaware and Glidden Co of Cleveland Ohio have been cleared of charges of conspiracy to fix paint prices. The ruling ends a long investigation by federal authorities and marks a rare exoneration for both firms in a broad industry probe.
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Pittsburgh
E. I
Nemours Co
Wilmington, del
Glidden Co
Cleveland, O
Egypt Police Told Shoot If British Try To Enter Suez
Cairo reports say Egyptian authorities ordered police to shoot on sight any British Army vehicle entering Suez in the canal zone after days of clashes that left many dead or wounded. Police were issued 300 rounds each as Cairo and other cities saw protests and rioting against British presence.
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Egypt
Suez
Cairo
Canal Zone
Iran Oil Commission Members Quit in Protest Over Nationalization Plan
Two Iranian Oil Commission members, Abolghassem Najm and Mohammed Ali Sourour, resigned today amid reports they opposed plans to sell nationalized oil to Russia and its satellites. The resignations are linked to disputes with Deputy Premier Hossein Makki and questions over the sale terms to former Anglo-Iranian customers.
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Thakan
Iran
Oil Commission
Russia
Abolghassem Najm
Mohammed Ali Sourour
Il-man Board
Hossein
Makki
Safety Patrolboy Killed in Michigan Crossing
Eleven-year-old James Tate, a safety patrol boy at a suburban Mandeville school, was killed after stepping backward into the path of a car driven by Wayne D Bellamy of Flint. Police said the boy died shortly after arrival at a hospital.
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Mich
James Tate
Mandeville
Wayne’ D Bellamy
Flint
UN Pilots Win Air Battles in North Korea Raid
UN jet planes destroyed or damaged 10 Russian MiG-15s in a day of combat over North Korea. Five red planes were shot down and five damaged with no UN losses. Marines conducted a night raid on the northeast coast near Songjin, targeting North Korea’s rail link to Vladivostok.
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8Th Army
Korea
United Nations
North Korea
Sth Air Force
United States
British ‘Marine
Songjin
Siberian
Vladivostok
Sth
Sinanju
Lombardo Brothers Low Bid On Route 57 Project
The state highway department announced Lombardo Brothers of Cleveland submitted the low bid of 1 932 112 for three miles of new State Route 57 in Elyria and Elyria and Sheffield townships. The bid covered the dual lane limited access highway between Elyria and Lorain along the old YoHaw traction right of way. No action on the bid was taken, the report indicated.
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State Highway Department
Lombardo Brothers, Cleveland
Elyria
Sheffield
Elysia
Lorain
YoHaw Traction
Officials Think Reds May Free Airmen Soon
Washington officials said four American airmen held in Hungary may be freed soon after serving their purpose as propaganda. The men were captured when a C-47 was forced down on November 19 after straying into Hungarian airspace. U.S. protests to Hungary demand their immediate release amid charges by the Soviet Union that the mission aided spies and saboteurs. Officials called those charges patently false and noted past Czech releases as a possible precedent. Some worry Hungary could use the men as leverage until U.S. promises are fulfilled.
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Washington
Hungary
Page
Iorapapanda
U.S
Kremlin
United Nations
United States
Tass
Russan
Aipnea
Robert A. Vogeler
Vogeler
New York
Observers Acceptable in Korean Armistice Talks
Communist and non Communist nations proposed neutral observers for Korea with Denmark Sweden Switzerland and Poland and Czechoslovakia named as acceptable. They suggested observers visit ports of entry to ensure no fresh troops or supplies enter behind lines while remaining vague on airports and rail crossings. UN radio accused the Reds of double talk masking core issues and said the plan amounts to a shallow port inspection.
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Panmunsum
Amea
Red
Ing
Denmark
Sweden
Switzerland
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Howard S. Levier
North Korea
Manchuria
Siberia
Voice of the
UN Command
Panmunjor
Red Plan
Korea
Runs Car Into Ditch To Avoid Striking Woman
Wayne Lynch 24 of 500 West Third Street swerved to avoid a woman walking along Ninth Robe Road and ran into a ditch. Passenger James Atkins 26 of 239 Howe Street was injured and treated at Fisk Memorial Hospital. Another collision damaged cars on Chestnut Ridge and Leat Nagle roads. James F Hell, Navy veteran and former FDIC examiner, was elected vice president of Savings Deposit Bank & Trust Company and began his duties in December.
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Wayne Lynch
West Third Street
James Atkins
Howe Street
Lynch
Ninth Robe Road
Route 254
Atkins
Fiska Memorial Hospital
Robert Carpenter
Raulston Park
Richard Bassett
Wallace Boulevard
Bragsville
Chestnut Ridge
James F Hell
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Savings Deposit Bank & Trust Company
Three Men Hurt In Speeding Auto Crash Into Tree
Three Lorain men were injured when their car failed to negotiate a curve in the 1200 block of East avenue after midnight and crashed into a tree. Raymond Curtis suffered severe scalp and facial lacerations, a fractured arm, and required 40 stitches. he was admitted to Elyria Memorial Hospital. Driver Donald Heinzerling received multiple cuts and was later released. passenger Donald Plumley had a minor facial abrasion and was released after examination. Heinzerling, a Navy enlistee on leave, expected to report back December 10.
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Lorain
East Avenue
Raymond Curtis
Donald Heinzerling
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Curtis
Heinzerling
Navy
Plumley
Elyria
Amherst School Contracts Set For $521,301
Amherst boards approve bids for a new elementary school building costing about 521,301 dollars. General contract to Home-Sighted Company of Amherst for 393,678 dollars. plumbing to Amherst Hardware Co. for 339,175 dollars. Doane Electric Co. of Lorzin for 28,614.89 dollars. Heating and ventilating bid to follow after alternate specifications. Building will have 14 classrooms plus kindergarten, playroom auditorium and cafeteria, with admin offices on the east side of Washington avenue near the athletic field. Construction to start soon pending federal permit and steel allocation.
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Amherst
Amherst Board of Education
Amherst Hardware Co
Doane Electric Co
Lorzin
Grayce Purtell
Igiae
Washington Avenue
Talks On Legion Activities In South America
Eugene Collins a former Styrian now living in Lima Peru spoke at the Elyria American Legion Post 12 meeting about Legion activities in South America. Post members approved the coming year’s budget and elected Malcolm McDonald past adjutant to replace Ellis B. Melsen who resigned. McDonald installed immediately. W C McClellan reported on the national commander’s visit to Ohio and a state executive committee meeting.
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Wilia
Collins
Lima
Peru
Elyria American Legion Post
South America
Ellis B. Melsen
McDonald
W. C McClellan
State First
Ohio
Oil Tank Explosions and Fires Near Detroit
A series of blasts and fires at the Socony Vacuum refinery about 20 miles from Detroit near Grosse Ile Naval Station sent sheets of flame and black smoke over a 10 mile area. Ten tanks ruptured and burst, with some melting under extreme heat. no injuries were reported as fire crews worked to smother flames.
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Lren LU
Socony-Vacuum Oil Company
Detroit
Grosse Te I Naval Station
Racing Figure Arrested In Basketball Scam in Altoona
Altoona police and New York City detectives arrest Daniel Lamont, an Altoona racing figure, on charges tied to an alleged basketball fee. Lamont faces extradition hearings after waiving formal steps. The case centers on the Cornell NYU camp game on January 1, 1981, where Cornell won 69 to 38, with DA Frank Hogan calling Lamont a money man behind alleged bribery linked to NYU and Cornell figures.
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Altoona
Ntate
New York City
Daniel Lamont
Lamont
Blakeounty
New York
Cornell-New York University
Cornell
Frank Hogan
Frank Hogan Described Lamont Ae
Jackie ‘Goldsmith
Joseph Serata
Harvey Cann Sehaff
Nyu-Carnell
Ask Traffic Light At Kingsley's Corners
Grafton township trustees request state action on adding a traffic light at the Kingsley’s Corners intersection after four accidents in four days injuring five people. County commissioners will seek a meeting with the state highway safety department to discuss the request. Also reported a truck fire on Route 57 at Fuller Road involving a Cleveland driver and Andrew Transfer Co. ownership.
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Kingsley's
Grafton Lownship
State Highway Safety Department
Carlisle Tire
August Froelick
Cleveland
Andrew Transfer Co
Fuller Road
Deputs
New Deputy On Job in Recorder's Office
Marie Craven is appointed deputy in the County Recorder's Office to fill a vacancy from Alma Breckenridge's resignation in December. The position pays about 235 per month. No selection of a chief deputy has been announced yet.
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Recorder's Office
Marie Craven
Na. Baton
Viking
Comnty Reemare
Keota Maretwli
Totul
Alma Breckentrlue
Dee Jan
Crowell
Breckenraige
Votehell
Two Killed In Truck Crash Near Norwalk
The state highway patrol identified the victims as William Leckey, 46, and his helper Reedyard Oates, 41, who died when a imidk truck crashed into a tree near Norwalk in May.
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Norwalk
Ther Imidk
State Highway Patrol
Witliam Leckey
Riedyard AL Oates
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