U.N. Demands China Free U.S. Airmen Held in Prison
The United Nations joins the United States in demanding Red China release U.S. airmen imprisoned for over a year and a half after the Korean truce. Eleven prisoners face spy charges, with three additional Americans said to be held, per Canadian airman A. R. MacKenzie who was freed. The issue may be raised before the UN General Assembly's steering committee for debate.
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United Nations
United States
Red
Royal Air Force
A. R. MacKenzie
China
MacKeniie
Hong Kong
Peiping
Washington
MacKenzie
U. S
Dwight Simpson
Red Frontier
General Assembly
U.N
Ee Ee Perenne
Cleveland
London
LLP
Anthony Eden
Aime
Federal Department of Agri
Eden
House of Commons
John Baird
Baird
Formosa
Carl N Curtis Dies Longtime Elyria Politician
Carl N Curtis 68 a longtime Republican figure in Elyria died at 12 15 p m in Elyria Memorial Hospital after five years of illness. He served as Chief Juvenile Officer Lorain County and represented Elyria Fourth Ward on the city council where he was president. Surviving are wife Hilda two sons a daughter seven grandchildren three great grandchildren and a sister. Friends may call at Studio Curtis Funeral Home after 3 p m tomorrow with funeral arrangements to follow.
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Carl N. Curtis
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Mr. Curtis
Second St
Il Bent
LaGrange
Elyria
Lorain County
Cuctis
First Methodist Church
John G. Whitney
Walter Hastings
5Sudio Curtis Funeral Home
Butler Criticizes Eisenhower Leadership and Promotes Party Unity
New Democratic National Chairman Paw M. Butler, 43, of South Bend Indiana, pledges bold attacks on President Eisenhower to regain Democratic control in 1956. He says Eisenhower lacks the capacity to lead and unite the nation and the party.
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New Orleans
Paw M. Butler
Eisenhower
Butler
South Bend
Ind
Farm income cut seen by Chicago Fed in coming year
The Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago predicted a moderate reduction in farm income and cash receipts for the coming year, indicating a softer outlook for agricultural earnings.
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Chicago
Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Weather Summary for Northeastern Ohio Report
United Press notes party cloudy and much colder with a few snow flurries today and highs around 22 to 27. Tonight will be fair and colder with lows 8 to 15. Tuesday should be mostly sunny and continued cold with no precipitation reported. historical ranges and miscellaneous figures are included.
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United Press
Ohio
Pope Pius XII Prepares Bedside Marian Year Closure Broadcast
The Vatican announced Pope Pius XII, seriously ill with a stomach ailment, will close the Marian Year Wednesday with a recorded broadcast from his bedside. He will recite Ave Maria and give the apostolic benediction Urbe Et Orbe to millions worldwide from St. Mary Major Basilica, as tens of thousands gather near the Vatican.
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Vatican City
Pius XII
Vatican
Tron
Basilica of
St. Mary Major
Jefferson Vote Fraud Charged in Jefferson County
Secretary of State Ted W. Brown charged deliberate vote fraud after a recount in Ward 3 Precinct B, reducing George H. Bender’s margin and shifting 26 ballots to Burke. Additional uncounted votes were marked fraudulently and four disputed ballots favored Burke. A canvass sets the official tally at 10 AM Tuesday with prosecution expected.
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Columbus
Jefferson County
Ted W. Brown
George H. Bender
Toronto
Brown
Bender
Thomas A. Burke
Burke
Benderst
U.S
Jefferson County Board of Elections
Brown Isaid
Roads Slippery Across Central Ohio Conditions
The Ohio Highway Department reports roads partly covered with snow and slippery in spots in an area bounded by Elyria Norwalk Ashland Medina Canton and Youngstown.
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Columbus
Ohio Highway Department
Elyria
Norwalk
Ashland
Medina
Canton
Youngstown
Chou Sees New Pact As Danger
Peiping radio quotes Chou En Lai warning the United States Formosa defense pact could spark a new war. He accuses Washington of using alliances to justify aggression and occupation in the Far East.
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Tokyo
Red China
United States
China
Red
Chou En-Lai
Formosa
Peiping
Chou En- Lai
U.S. - Formosa
Red Radio
People's Daily
Far East
Chou
En-lai
Beiping
United, ‘States
Chiang Kai-shek
Icra
Paria
Dairymen oppose Cleveland milk area expansion hearing
Lorain County dairy producers and distributors testified against including Lorain in the Cleveland Federated Milk Marketing Area. The hearing in Cleveland, before John Curry, also considered expanding the area to Lake, Geauga, and Ashtabula counties. protestors argued increased prices and loss of local advantage if Lorain dairy operations fall under Cleveland regulations.
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Lorain County
Cleveland
Front
Robert Fauver
Richard S. Horan
Harry Kimmel
Lorain
Lorain County Milk Dealers Association
Henry Sandrock
Elmer Schuster
Fioyd Porter
Crystal Springs Dairy
Elyria
Claude Parsons
Parsons Dairy
Wellington
Walter Godfrey
Carter Hotel
John Curry
Washington
Lake, Geauga
Ashtabula
Ernest Seabold
Elyria Dam
Producers Dairies Inc
Lorain County Dairy Association
Seabold
Lorain County Dairymen
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Atoms for Peace Talks Reopen After Deadlock
Washington sources report the United States and Soviet Union have resumed secret discussions on Eisenhower's atoms for peace plan after a two month break. Moscow backs the UN sponsored effort but demands disarmament promises first, while Washington seeks joint groundwork and cooperation through a parliamentary armpower plan.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Eisenhower
U.N
Bride in Wheelchair Wed in Simple Attire at Fort Wayne
Margaret Ellen Cox aged 4 married Archer Gifford Page in a Parkview Memorial Hospital ceremony. Cox, seated in a wheelchair after emergency surgery, wore a white striped negligee while her father wheeled her to the altar and back. The couple planned to discharge soon and continue their plans.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Margaret Ellen Cox
Miss Cox
Archer Gifford Page
Halite
Parkview Memorial Hospital
Mims Cox
Sparks Death Not Caused By Injury
Washington Redskins lineman Dave Sparks died of a heart attack not linked to a foot injury from Sundays game against the Cleveland Browns. Arlington County coroner Dr. W C Welburn said autopsy found a coronary thrombosis and suggested long standing heart damage possibly years prior.
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Washington (Up
Dave Sparks
Washington Redskins
Arlington County
Cleveland Browns
Sparks
W. C. Welburn
Possible Suspects Named by Sheppard in Marilyn Case
Dr. Stephen A. Sheppard testified he named several possible suspects to Cleveland police but accused no one in the Marilyn Sheppard murder. He stated he originated four or five names and said police checked whether these leads were being investigated. Marilyn Sheppard, 31, was killed in her bed on July 4. her husband Dr Samuel H. Sheppard, 30, faces accusation based on a quarrel with her about other women.
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H. D. Quigg
United Press
Cleveland, Ohio
Stephen A. Sheppard
Marilyn Sheppard
Dr. Stephen
Samuel H. Sheppiard
Common Pleas
Edward
Stephen
Cleveland
Frank Story
James McArthur
Thomas J. Par
Parring
Sam
Tornadoes Kill Girl Injure 66 Across Georgia Alabama
Severe tornadoes struck 19 towns in Georgia and Alabama injuring 66 and killing an unidentified eight year old girl in Richland Georgia. Manchest er Richland Wellington and other towns reported heavy damage as Red Cross and state patrol tracked casualties.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Alabama
Red Cross
Manchester
Richland
Wellington
Ala
Georgia State Patrol
Whitesville
Angel Station
Roanoke
Tuskegee
Beulah
Opelika
Pine Mountain Valley
Blakely
Cataula
Talbotton
Blue Sipings
Taylorsville
Stileshoro
Elkville
Bancroft
Buena Vista
Draneville
Dawson
Untitled Local Page Fragments From Amherst and Lorain
Fragmentary OCR from a local page mentions parking, streets, a market, and entertainment notes. It includes scattered references to Amherst Lorain deaths and an obituary context, with disjointed phrases about sports and a December date. The readable content is limited and lacks coherent events.
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Amherst
Viventeck
Lorain
Iberben Oshender TV
Tee
Dr Stephen Sheppard Testifies On Brother Murder Case
Dr Stephen A Sheppard described becoming very upset when he learned detective Robert Schottke accused his brother Dr Samuel H Sheppard of Marilyn Sheppard murder. He testified that Sam cried in hospital after the visit and that Corrigan and Bay View Hospital officials were present at key moments amid questions about police actions and a supposed protective wall around Sam during the investigation.
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Patrick Gareau
Steve
Stephen
Thomas J. Parrino
William J. Corrigan
Bay View Hospital
Corrigan
Sam
Partino
Schottke
Gareau
Pe Sam
Dr. Sam
Schottke and Gareau
Dr. Stephen
Dr .Stephen
Marilyn
Chief Eaton
Common Pleas
Edward Blythin
Walter Winchell
Corgan
Winchell 2
Carol Beasley
New York City
Sara
Sheppard
Blythin
Winchell
Elizabeth Brote
Lote
Mandal
Stephen Thet
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Floyd Forter
W.D. Gray
Lorain Dairyman
R. E. Mauer
Maurer-Weichel
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Soviet Union
International Atomic Energy Agency
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