Eisenhower Convenes Cabinet Nominees In Mid Pacific
President elect Eisenhower met aboard the cruiser Helena off Wake Island with Dulles Humphrey McKay Brownell and Wilson to discuss options to break the Korean stalemate without widening the war. The group reviewed South Korean requests for economic aid and broader action against Chinese forces as Eisenhower weighed risks ahead.
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George Humphrey
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Herbert Brownell
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Charles E. Wilson
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Pacific Fleet
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Helena
Dulles
Brownell
Humphrey
McKay
Radford
Salon
Syngman Rhee
Korea
Hisenhower
Rhee
Joseph M Dodge
Budget Bureau
Fortune
C. D. Jackson
Emmett J. Hughes
James C. Hagerty
Hughes
Jackson
Gen
Lucius Clay
Allies Rain Bombs on Red Routes Bridges and Frontline Skirmishes
American sabrejet pilots claimed eight Communist MiG-15s downed in two days as Allied fighter bombers hit six rail and road bridges on Red supply routes. At Sniper Ridge near Kumhwa South Korean defenders brace for new assaults while ski troopers and mount Papa watch from the hills.
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Korea
Sniper
Republic of Korea
Mount Papa
Sniper Ridge
Kumhwa
U. S
Thief Steals Dill Pickles and Steak From Inn
Sheriff deputies hunt a burglar who entered the Erie View Drive Inn on Lake Road at Route 58. Owner George Slayton reports a gallon jar of pickles 60 pounds of T bone steaks 20 pounds of pork chops an $80 wrist watch $10 in cigars and candy plus about $150 in change from machines stolen after prying a window Saturday night.
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Erie View Drive
Lake Road
Route 58
George Slayton
George Kosco
Trash Cans Are Not Mail Boxes
Elyria residents wonder why letters go unanswered as street crews recover mail from city trash cans. Five pieces were found outside a bank, showing some mail still ends up at landfills before delivery. Citizens are asked to check for advertising on any container to distinguish city trash cans from U.S. mail boxes.
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Elyria
U.S
City Street Department
Northeastern Ohio Weather Forecast Outlook
Cloudy and mild conditions persist in Northeastern Ohio with a low around 45 tonight. Tuesday brings more clouds, showers, and mild air, turning cooler late in the day. Christmas trees available live and cut at Carpenter's Elyria Nursery, new phone 84 521, 1823 Grafton Rad.
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Ohio
Carpenter's
Elyria
Grafton Rad
Teachers To Meet To Exchange Ideas
Lorain county schools superintendent C A Gibbons reported that 18 of 22 groups from the recent workshop at Clearview and Vincent schools plan further meetings to exchange ideas. Meetings will occur in the evenings after school during teachers off time.
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Clearview
Vincent
C. A. Gibbons
Lorain County
Gibbons
Church Building Sold to Amherst Lodge in Amherst
Negotiations near completion for the sale of St. Paul Lutheran church at Franklin avenue and West street to Stonington Masonic Lodge. Frederick Berger represents the lodge and Walter Levi Hos the congregation. Purchase price not disclosed. The church has bought land on Central drive next to Cleveland avenue, extending to Jackson street, with a new edifice planned at about $100,000. Both groups meet this week to plan steps forward.
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Franklin Avenue
West Street
Stonington Masonic Lodge
Frederick, Berger
Stonington Lodge
Walter Levihos
St. Paul’s Church
Central Drive
Cleveland Avenue
Jackson Street
Kiwanis Conference Draws Lorain Medina Officers
Forty one Kiwanis Club officers from nine clubs in Lorain County and Medina gathered at the Graystone Hotel for the Lieutenant Governors Organization Conference. Elyria’s Harry Hyman, as lieutenant governor for 1953, spoke on goals and the international theme, followed by a questions panel led by Jack O'Brien and Sam H. Brainard of Medina.
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Lorain County
Medina City
Graystone Hotel
Harry Hyman
Elyria
Jack O’brien
Avon Lake
Hyman
Sam H. Brainard
Medina
Hirsch Questioned In Phone Hearing On Rate hike
Gustav Hirsch of Northern Ohio Telephone was cross examined by Ohio Public Utilities Commission in Columbus as it resumes its hearing on an $830 387 rate increase. Hirsch put the company net worth at 18 807 330 while the commission estimated 18 300 000. Northern Ohio Telephone runs 64 exchanges in 22 counties. The rate increase filing dates back to July 1952.
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Gustav Hirsch
Northern Ohio Telephone Co
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Commission
Eugene Nolan
Hirsch
Northern Ohio Telephone
Eight Die In West Coast Storm and Plane Crash Suspicions
A Pacific Coast storm killed at least eight people in California and Oregon, halted trains, and damaged property. An unidentified airplane may have crashed in the Sierra Nevada, with search parties resuming as winds ease and snow remains.
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Sierra Nevada
California
Oregon
Union Gives 50 To Assist The Syfert Family
Albert F Mertz of District Lodge No 139 delivered a $50 check at The Chronicle Telegram to aid the Albert Syfert family of Brownhelm township. The Machinists Union voted the sum at its monthly meeting to provide materials for a home renovation and help the family amid adversity and the approaching holiday season.
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Albert Syfert
William Larmon
Sperry Road
Brownhelm Township
John Brandau
Don Kneisel
Brownhelm
Russell Miller
Clarence Wolf
Vermilion
Ralph Albright
Reuben Wenzel
Birmingham
Albert F Mertz
LaGrange
District Lodge No. 139
International Association of Machinists
Chronicle‘Telegram
Mertz
Machinists Union
Eagon
Elyria Surplus Center Moves to Hil Broad Study
Local business Elyria Surplus Center relocates to a new site for broader study and expansion potential. Officials say the move improves access and services while planning future inventory and outreach efforts in the Hil district.
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Elyria
Seven Hostages Held as New Mexico Prison Riot Rages
National Guardsmen seized control of the riot-torn New Mexico State Prison where armed convicts threaten to kill seven guards held as hostages. Gov Mechem declared a state of emergency and ordered 55 guards to restore order as details from the incident remain scarce.
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Santa FE
N. M
New Mexico
Edwin Mechem
Nation
Morris Abram
Los Alamos
Mechem
Phoenix
Ariz
Smuggling Unlimited Series Begins In Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram starts a five part series by Joachim Joesten on the international smuggling trade. The first installment describes gold hidden in sausages diamonds in a hairbrush handle cigarettes carried by smugglers on yachts and guns labeled Typewriters.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Joachim Joesten
Chronicle- Telegram
Firemen Use Oxygen To Save Woman Life
Firemen administered oxygen for ten minutes to Mrs. Harriet Mc Allister at 222 Beebecourt after she appeared to suffer a heart attack at 10 50 p m Saturday. The treatment revived her according to firemen.
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Harriet McAllister
Beebecourt
McAllister
Elyria Board To Hold Regular Meeting Tonight
Members of the Elyria City Board of Education meet in the Washington building board room at 7:30 this evening to discuss district matters and upcoming agenda items.
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Elyria City Board of Education
Board Room of Washington
Forests Profit From National Forests in 1952
The government reported that national forests yielded a profit of 11,384,511 dollars in fiscal 1952, after barely breaking even in 1951. The Agricultural Department released the figures today in Washington.
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Washington
Agricultural Department
Sell Your Toy Railroads This Christmas Season
It's the best time of year to sell toy electric railroads. If your children outgrew one, place a three line Want Ad in the Chronicle Telegram for four days at $1.40. Call 4751 ask for Want Ads for help writing a result getting ad.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Winterization Reminder From Economy Motors
Economy Motors at 101 Broad St urges customers to prepare vehicles for cold weather. The notice highlights winterization services and seasonal maintenance to protect cars as temperatures drop.
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Economy Motors
Broad St
Adv
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