Tehran clashes leave three dead as 200 plus injured
In Tehran Parliament Square police and troops clashed with a Communist mob leaving three dead and over two hundred injured. Anti Communist demonstrators attacked the Peace Club, damaged furniture, and seized Stalin and Picasso images before authorities moved to suppress the riot. Deputy Premier Hossein Fatemi ordered prosecutions of anti Communist participants.
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Tehran
Iran
Parliament Square
Kremlin
Iranian National Party
Christmas Project Set Up By D A V Chapter
Elyria’s Disabled American Veterans chapter announces a Christmas project to aid a disabled adult or child through purchase of an artificial limb brace or wheelchair. Commander Fred S Zeck seeks information on a worthy recipient in the area and provides contact details at 431 Randall read and phone 64-818.
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Elyria
Disabled American Veterans Organization
Fred S. Zeck
Commander Zeck
Randall Read
Body Identified as Akron Woman Missing Since April
The body found near Augusta Kentucky last May is confirmed to be Juanita Bailey 23 of Akron missing since April 22 after leaving with her fiance for a Sunday drive. Coroner and Bracken county officials matched dental chart and clothing to the victim, who had been briefly misidentified as a Kentucky woman and buried in Williamsburg.
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Akron
Augusta
Kentucky
George Wilson
Bracken County
Juanita
Juanita Bailey
George Krengich
Carl Bach
Robert Kelch
Juanite
Batavia Ky
Williamsburg
Disabled American Veterans Commander to Speak Here
John P. LaFene of Sandusky, district commander for Ohio DAV, will address an open meeting at the DAV home 117 Oberlin Road at 8 15 p m Tuesday. He will assist veterans with war disability claims and answer questions after the talk, with refreshments to follow.
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John P. LaFene
Sandusky
Ohio
Disabled American Veterans Organization
DAV
Oberlin Road
Fred Zeck
LaFene
Zeck
Northeastern Ohio Forecast Brings Mild Wind and Clouds
Partly cloudy and mild tonight with a low near 7. Friday brings cloudy skies and showers, continued mildness, and strong winds into forenoon. Topmay's Markets on page two.
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Ohio
Topmay's
Archbishop Stepinac Reasserts Title After Release
Archbishop Aloysius Stepinac, freed on parole after five years of a 16 year sentence, rejected a government move to strip him of the Zagreb archbishopric. He proclaimed he remains the legitimate archbishop and will stay in Krasic unless the Pope directs otherwise, defended actions as not guilty, and said he would relinquish only at the Holy Father’s wish.
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Krasic
Yugoslavia
Aloysius Stepinac
Zagreb
YugosSlav
Croatia
Pope
Holy Father
Harr Renamed To Board Of Lorain Housing Authority
Common Pleas Judges D A Cook and John Pincura reappoint Edward C Harr of Elyria to the Lorain Metropolitan Housing Authority for a five year term from December 7. Harr was first appointed May 4, 1950 to fill the unexpired term of E G Berger.
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Common Pleas
D. A. Cook
John Pincura
Edward C. Harr
Elyria
Lorain
Harr
E. G. Berger
UN Delays Fillin g Council Vacancy as East West Split Deepens
The United Nations General Assembly failed eight ballots to elect a successor to Yugoslavia on the Security Council and postponed the vote until later in the session. East West tension pitted Soviet backed Byelorussia against Greece as Latin American blocs balked at U S influence. On the eighth ballot 32 voted for Byelo Russia and 27 for Greece while one nation abstained. Pakistan and Chile filled the other two Security Council seats on January 2.
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Paris
United Nations General Assembly
Yugoslavia
Security Council
Russia
Greece
Pakistan
India
Chile
Ecuador
Deny Pressure On Oliphant To Resign
White House staff deny pressuring Charles Oliphant to resign as chief counsel of the Bureau of Internal Revenue. Oliphant said he resigned to protect his name amid baseless charges, while White House officials note differences with T Lamar Caudle who was forcibly dismissed as head of the Justice Department tax division.
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Key West
Fla
White House
Truman
Charles Oliphant
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Oliphant
Internal Revenue
Washington
T. Lamar Caudle
Justice Department Tax Division
Caudle
Ohio Canners Set 44th Annual Convention in Columbus
The Ohio Canners Association will hold its 44th annual convention in Columbus on December 11 and 12. President W. A. Scheid announced the event, with many canners and industry affiliates expected to attend.
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Ohio Canners
Columbus
Ohio Canners Association
W. A. Scheid
Student Asks Truman If He Must Die In Vain
In Cambridge Paul Kplain of Newton, 19, writes President Truman asking if American sacrifices in Korea are meaningful. He cites Dwight Hewlyain killed in action and questions why leaders push talks while allies fear more losses. He asks Truman to show the truth and purpose behind dying for country.
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Truman
Cambridge
Mass
Paul K
McDonald
Newton
Harvard
Ture
Techie
Paul
Dwight Hewlyain
Itt
Dwight
Korea
America
Mr. Truman
Automatic Gates Installed At Olive Street
Automatic gates have been installed on the New York Central crossing at Olive Street one block south of Cleveland Street. The four tower men who operated the crossing for many years will end their duties Sunday evening. The gates are fully automatic, rail actuated, and use flashing lights to warn when closed.
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New York Central
Olive Street
Cleveland Street
Testimony clash in tax extortion inquiry involving Nathan
Leslie Sale contradicted a Chicago lawyer who testified of a $500,000 tax shakedown by Nathan and Nester. Teitelbaum and Mrs Menkin asserted the plot. Nathan and Sale denied the charges under oath, while a Justice probe looms for perjury.
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Washington
Leslie Sale
Frank Nathan
Chicago
Sale
House
Ways and Means
Bae
Justice Department
Abraham Teitelbaum
al Capone
Nathan
Pittsburgh
Bert K. Nester
Hollywood
Fla
Nester
Shyrl Menkin
Miami
Teitelbaum
Bruno Schachner
Nathah
Oaid
Teitlebaum
Mrs. Menkin
Egypt Orders Home All Military Missions From Britain
Reports say Egypt ordered all Egyptian Army Air Force and Navy missions in Britain to return home and asked British officers attached to the Egyptian Army to depart. Al Ahram cites government action amid Suez Canal Zone tensions. The ministries offered no comment. Local police and fraternal lodge officers were elected to leadership during a meeting in Oberlin.
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Catro
Egypt
Great Britain
Nar
Marine
Britain
al Ahram
Suez Canal Zone
Roy DeHaven
Oberlin
Polce
Lorain County
Ray Warren
Hugh Williams
Wellington
Joseph Grunda
John Judge
Claude Adams
Judge
Urges Cabinet Propaganda Secretary Post in U S War Effort
Thomas J. Deegan Jr., at a Boston University talk, advocates creating a cabinet level Secretary of Propaganda to coordinate American efforts in Europe and counter Communist influence. He cites five separate foreign propaganda groups and calls for a unified national push under the State Department and ECA.
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Boston
Mass
United States
Europe
Economic Cooperation Administration
Thomas J. Deegan, Jr
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
Federation of Railway Progress
ECA
Bighet Declan
Boston University
Russia
Ltke
Soldier Will Be Buried Sunday
Funeral services for Pvt. Raymond Austin Jr who was killed in Korea in September will be held at 2 30 p m Sunday from the Campfield Hickman Funeral Home in Barberton. The Barberton American Legion Post and Color Guard will have charge of the services and burial will be in Glendale cemetery in Akron. Pvt. Austin, 23, was the son of Raymond S Austin of Sullivan. He lived in Ashland County four years before joining the Army on November 1 of last year.
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Pvt. Austin
Raymond S. Austin
Rbt
Sulleivan
Ashland County
Honor Zanesville Girl Named Kid Of The Week
Thirteen year old Delores Roberts of Zanesville was named national Kid of the Week for saving seven classmates from a runaway truck last April. She rescued her brother Joe among others and will receive an all expense trip to New York and a television appearance on December 15.
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Zanesville
Delores Roberts
Delores
Joe
New York
Committee Praises Mobilization Effort
Washington report notes praise from the congressional watchdog committee on defense production for a mobilization effort described as outstanding. The fragment references a holiday party listing at Carey’s Villa with phone reservations but lacks clear connection to the main item.
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Washington
Congressional “Watchdoy
Senate Preparedness
Jody
Carey's Villa
Ody
Bowling Green Lab Opens to Test Health Samples
Ohio Department of Health established a laboratory at Bowling Green Star University to test milk water rabies throat cultures and blood. Counties to be served include Fulton Hancock Lucas Henry Ottawa Putnam Sandusky Williams Seneca and Wood. Ad lists crocheted pillow slips and Christmas gifts at 302 Blaine Street.
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Bowling Green
Ohio Department of Health
Automakers Authorized To Seek Price Boost
Washington reports that the Price Stabilization Office will authorize automakers to request higher ceiling prices under the Capehart Amendment. The move follows an OPS order covering about 100,000 manufacturers and processors for goods including clothing, meat, milk, and drugs. The Bureau of Labor Statistics notes prices rose over one percent in early November, with the retail food index at 231.2, the highest since 1935–39 baseline.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
BLS
Capehart
Seven Lorain libraries receive approved 1952 budgets
The Lorain County budget commission approves seven library budgets for 1952 totaling 141,?75 with increases over 1951 except Wellington. The only undecided is the Lorain bookmobile service. Other allocations include Elyria 47000 and Lorain city 61000 with several towns requesting higher amounts.
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Lorain
Ayres
Elyvia
Lorain City
Pest
Oberlin
Amherst
Avon Lake
Wellington
Gratton
Blackmail charge amid Korea truce talks at Panmunjom
Panmunjom dispatch reports the United Nations accusing Communist negotiators of using war prisoners as hostages to extract concessions. Allied officials label the move as bargaining by blackmail while talks continue on prisoner exchange and truce enforcement.
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P. Nuckols
International Red Cross
Red
U. S
Howard Turner
Trustees Entitled to Higher Pay in Ohio Townships
Atty. Gen. William ONeal ruled trustees are entitled to $3 more per day for days worked after September 7 1981 when the pay increase law took effect. The old rate was $3.50. townships short on funds may amend appropriation resolutions to cover the extra pay.
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Columbus
C. Willam O'Neal
Volcano Erupts Again Evacuations Continue
Reports from Korea detail Allied air forces destroying three Communist fighters and at least 35 artillery positions in Mig Alley as UN planes suffer one loss. In the Philippines Mt Hibok-Hidliban erupts a third time prompting the evacuation of 30 villages and a rising death toll amid widespread destruction and refugee movement.
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8Th Army
Korea
LSK
5Th Air Force
Sth
Mambajao
Philippines
Hibok- Dibok
Padenen Ysalina
Mambayno
Catarman
Winster
Camiguin Island
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Lake
Millie Lacs
Malmo
Minn
Dhar
Cal
Blaine St. Adv
Goemhler
Frank
Mt Hibok
Senate
Mabini
Chamiguin
State Auditor's Department
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