Congress Demand For Atrocities Probe Urged
Sen. Charles E. Potter of Michigan will press for a speedy probe of Communist atrocities in Korea. He plans a January introduction of a resolution seeking UN hearings and testimony from American POWs who survived prison camps and suffered torture, starvation, and mistreatment. Senator Herman Welker supports the move and House committees may study the matter to avoid duplication.
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Washington
Charles E. Potter
Mich
Potter
Senate
United Nations
Korea
Colm Potter
Nist
Herman Wel
House
Unker
Hdlaho
Thj
American Activiies
Michigan
Potter's Committee
Tle
American Among 10 Survivors of Airliner Crash
Rescue workers battled heavy snow after a Bristol Avia Comercio airliner crashed near Somosierra pass northeast of Madrid. Ten survivors were found among 32 aboard, including American Paul J. Douglass the U S diplomatic courier slight injUREd. The diplomatic pouch may have been destroyed in the fire.
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Madrid
Air Ministry
U. S
Paul J. Douglass
West Roxbury
Mass
Douglass
Bristol Transport
Avia Comercio
Four States Oppose Alabama Tide lands Suit
Attorneys for California Florida Texas and Louisiana filed objections asking the Supreme Court to dismiss Alabama's suit challenging the validity of the tidelands oil grant. The states argue Alabama has no injury or right to sue and contend the United States is an indispensable party. Louisiana defends its fishery laws, while the coastal state dispute centers on ownership of submerged lands and oil rights worth billions.
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Washington
California
Florida
Texas
Louisiana
Supreme Court
Alabama
Congress
Harry L. Ine
Tidelands Belt
U. S
Gulf States
High Court
Golden Age Club Christmas Party Planned by Elyria Committee
Elyria Community Welfare Council forms a special committee led by Harlie Stevick to gauge interest in a Golden Age Club for seniors. A Christmas party for those over 60 is set for December 14 at the YMCA from 1 to 3 pm, with transportation offered via YMCA or YWCA.
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Elyria Community Welfare Courcil
Elyrians
Harlie Stevick
Y.M.C.A
Stevick
Helen Mulholland
Willis Chandler
F. W. Lohnes
Elizabeth Dolde
G. Russel Hargate
Realtors Favor City Move On Pike Controversy
A near split Elyria Board of Realtors approved a plan for immediate city action to resolve the Pike litigation. The 9 to 8 vote directs sending the resolution to the mayor, council president, Chamber of Commerce, Chronicle Telegram, Governor Lausche, and the Turnpike Commission for a negotiated settlement.
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Elyria Board of Realtors
Board of Directors
Chamber of Commerce
Chronicle-Telegram
Frank J. Lausche
Turnpike Commission
County Alumnae Home Council Meeting Set Monday
Lorain County Alumnae Home Council members gather at Mrs. I. J. Porter home in Russia Township Monday at 10:30 a.m. A morning business session precedes a luncheon with hostess supplied rolls and beverages. Mrs. B. Shobe will discuss buttons, with displays, introduced by Mrs. Harry Baryard, and Miss Lois Simonds will attend as county demonstration agent.
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Lorain County Alumnae Home Council
I. J. Porter
Quarry Road
Russia Township
B. Shobe
Buckeye Button Society
Harry Baryard
iShobe
Lois Simonds
Former Red May Be Witness Against Lorwin
Justice Department sources hinted a former Communist could testify against Val R. Lorwin at his trial in Chicago on charges of making false statements about loyalty. The indictment alleges Lorwin joined the Communist Party in 1935 and hid party membership cards. Lorwin denies the charges and says he never belonged to the party.
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Washington
Justice Department
Val R. Lorwin
State Department
Mount Vernon
Fenyon College
Chicago
Derand
Harold E. George
Candido M. Marquez
Chi
Kago
Richard Weidner
Lorwin
Weidner
George
Columbia
Federal Grand Jury
Mt. Vernon
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wis
Randy
Prosser
University of Chi
Unist Marquez
Roger C. Swigert
Louisville
Ohio
Kenyon College
Gambier
the Loyalty Board
Roy Stygers
Marquez
Swi
Stygers
Cuban Ex President Denies Plot Charge
Deposed Cuban leader Carlos Prio Socarras and former foreign minister were seized by U.S. customs agents at Prio's guarded Miami home then freed on bond. An indictment accuses conspired to export arms to Cuba as part of a plot to regain his office. The case also names three others including an American and two Cuban nationals.
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Lot Segundo Curti
U.S
Jof
Prio
Miami
Presi Ti Sta
Carlos Prio Socarras
Cuba
U. S
James L. Guilfin
Fri
Amartin
New York
Piio
Mex
Phe
United States
Batista
Artin
Maimi Avenue
Fulgencia Ba|re
One Man’s Opinion by Walter Kiernan
A humorous exchange about dentist fatigue and bills. A narrator ponders national dentist exhaustion and jokes with a dentist about patients suffering from dry fountain pen and an impacted wisdom tooth. The dentist recalls October 1952 charges and croquet mallets.
Hold Up Murder Arraignments Delayed Again
Los Angeles AP report says Russell Allen Neal of Newcomerstown Ohio and Glenn Watson of Los Angeles, both AWOL sailors, face murder charges in the Sol DeBro liquor store killing during a Nov 4 holdup. Arraignment delayed again due to court docket. Neal admits firing the fatal shot. Watson was wounded.
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Los Angeles
Russell Allen Neal
Newcomerstown
Ohio
Glenn Watson
Superior Court
Sol DeBro
Neal
de Bro. Watson
de Bro
Norfolk
Two Fremont Duck Hunters Drowned in Sandusky River
Two Fremont men who were duck hunting in the Sandusky River near Fremont were drowned Friday. Searchers had not recovered the bodies as of today.
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Sandusky River
Fremont
Here
10 State Group Urges Revoking Pact With Ohio
A southern reciprocity committee calls for voiding interstate trucking pacts with Ohio if the state legislature does not revoke a new highway tax. The resolution cites a $2 highway use permit for three or more axles and per mile levies as violations of reciprocal agreements. Two witnesses described a duck boat capsize near Atlanta that killed two men. rescue boats could not reach them due to three foot waves.
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Atlanta, Ga
Here
Denman Shiels
Clayton Coon
Revolannie Ascii
Ohio
Cleveland Man Will Speak At Elks Ceremony
Cleveland attorney and past exalted ruler Frank Kiss will speak at 3 p.m. Sunday at the Elyria Elks Lodge memorial service honoring members who died in the past year. Special music by the Elyria High School Quartet will feature Mozart and Humperdinck pieces. officers and other lodge members will participate in the service.
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Frank Kiss
Cleveland
Lakewood Elks
Elyria Elks Lodge
Elks Lodges
Elyria
L. R. Coleton
Gerald Nau
Arthur Kaiser
Eric Hyman
William Serbenlist
R. B. Baus
Frank Verbeck
Undertaker To Claim Bodies Of Kidnapers
Jefferson City Mo. An Maryville undertaker will claim the bodies of Carl Austin Hall and Bonnie Brown Heady after their execution to spare post mortem study by students. John Price visited the prison to arrange disposal. Heady asked burial beside Hall in her family plot at Clear Mont Mo, but the penal director said no burial decision has been disclosed.
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Jefferson City
Maryville
Carl Austin Hall
Bonnie Brown Heady
John Price
Heady
Hall
Clear Mont
Thomas E. Whitecotton
Lorain County Scottish Rite Plans January Meeting
The Lorain County Scottish Rite Society of eighteen officers and directors held a January planning session at Oberlin Inn with dinner at 6 30. Thirty new members from the Cleveland reunion were reported and Amherst was set as the site for a week of January 24 dinner meeting inviting all 33rd degree Masons in the county as guests of the Safety.
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Scottish Rite
Lorain County
Scottish Rite Society
Oberlins, Inn
Dinmer
Cleveland
Amherst
O Perees
Sepertenar
Ner
Pussy Willows Bloom Surprise For Mrs Sponseller
Mrs. F. M. Sponseller of 2120 Lake Ave. was surprised to find pussy willows blooming early like spring. Neighbors noted the unusual welcome to the season.
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F. M. Sponseller
Lake Ave
Dean and Rhee Confer Over Korea Peace Talks
Special United Nations envoy Arthur H. Dean met for two hours with South Korean President Syngman Rhee in Seoul to discuss a panmunjom deadlock and a possible compromise proposal. Rhee called a cabinet session as Panmunjom negotiators faced a crossroads with a potential breakdown.
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Seoul
Arthur H. Dean
Syngman Rhee
Korea
Rhee
Dean Rhee
Dean
United Nations
Russia
Omes
India
New Constitution Accepted by Elyria Welfare Council
A new 21 member board to be elected under the constitution was adopted at a meeting of the Elyria Community Welfare Council at Holly Hall. A nominating committee was named to present a slate with seven directors for three years, seven for two, and seven for one year. Officers will be chosen from the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Community Welfare Council
Holly Hall
Harry White
Howard Wells, Jr
Constance
Lynch
Norris Ryder
F. A. Eaton
Dwight Over- Cash
Y.M.C.A
Elyria
40 More South Koreans Reject Repatriation
The four day interview drive under Operation Persuasion yields no shifts as 40 South Korean POWs refuse repatriation and plan to remain under Communist rule. Officials report ongoing interviews for the next batch of 30 as UN efforts continue in Panmunjom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panmunjom
Republic Zone
L of Korea
Gram
United Nations
Lets Take Pictures Interest Plus Technic Movies and Fun
A discussion on quality gear and skills for contest success in photography. It notes judges favor high class prints, versatile cameras, and proper handling by beginners. Mentions prizes from an annual competition and the role of equipment in creating engaging images.
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Vanced
Miss Mirin
Games Dog Research Center
May Mirin
New York
Gaines Dog Research Center
Morris Jaffe
Co. Henry C. Coles
Santa Barbara
California
Picture Of The Week Tips For Better Photo Prints
The article advises on lighting angles around forty five degrees for best portraits and stresses correct development and printing. It suggests learning to develop and print yourself or persuade Santa to bring a developing outfit for Christmas to improve image quality.
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Santa Claus
The Best Gift for Christmas Photography
The article argues photography as a meaningful Christmas gift that lasts all year. It highlights photography as expression, observation, and joy, noting that affordable setups can still produce great results and that the darkroom and accessories help a movie maker create better pictures.
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