U S Protest Over Imprisonment Of Four Airmen In Hungary
The United States issues formal notes to Moscow and Budapest protesting the imprisonment and ransom of four American airmen captured after a Soviet back downed plane in Hungary in 1951. The notes seek answers on the timing, treatment, and legal rights of Capt. John J. Swift Glens Falls NY Capt. David H. Henderson Shawnee OK Sgt James A Elam Kingsland AR and T Sgt James A Duff Spokane WA.
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United States
Moscow
Budapest
Hungary
John J. Swift
Glens Falls
N. Y
David H. Henderson
Shawnee
Okla
James A. Elam
Kingsland
Ark
James A. Duff
Spokane
Wash
Lorain Journal Circulation Chief Harry Hughes Dies
Harry Edwin Hughes 57, Lorain Journal circulation manager since 1923, died of a heart attack at 5 pm while visiting the Elyria office. A native of Cleveland, he mentored local boxers and fighters, including Billy Senders and Danny Canales, shaping amateur and professional careers over 25 years.
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Lorain Journal
Hughes
Journal
Elyria
Mill Street
Edmund Klingbiel
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Cleveland
The
Billy Senders
Benny, Sills
Joey Galvin
Danny Canales
Stolen Paint Brushes Reported From Lodi Street Firm
Elyria police investigated a burglary at the Lodi Street branch of O'Donnell Paint and Wallpaper Company. Entry was gained by breaking a West end window pane and reaching to unlock the window. Bernard O'Donnell said 12 paint brushes valued at 150 dollars were missing.
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Elyria
Lodi Street
O’donnell
Maasdam Collides With German Tanker Off Rotterdam
The Holland American liner Maasdam struck a small German tanker near Rotterdam causing the smaller ship to capsize. Six crew members are dead or missing while Maasdam resumed its voyage to New York after aiding in the rescue. The liner sustained no damage.
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North Jetty
Wash
Yorkmar
Coast Guard
Rotterdam
Netherlands
New York
Weather outlook for Northeastern Ohio cool to near freezing
Clear and much cooler tonight with a low of 29 degrees. Thursday stays fair and cool as the pattern continues. Economy Motors at 101 Broadie reminds drivers to winterize their cars.
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Broadie
Woman Dies On Bus Returning From Grange Event
A 63 year old Vermilion woman Annaley Keller Brillhart died on a Lorain County bus returning from the Ohio Grange Sixth Degree ceremony in Cleveland. Police and a Lakewood hospital ambulance responded after she collapsed aboard the Lieb Transit Line bus. Her death is believed to be a heart attack. She is survived by her husband John Lyle Brillhart, Jr., a son, two sisters, a brother, and was to be cremated after services at 2 pm Friday in Vermilion.
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Lakewood
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Brillhart
Annaley Keller
Toledo
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Luzetta Keller
Arthur Keller
Medina
Deer Season Opens In 28 Counties Thursday
Columbus report notes about 32,000 hunters expected to hit the field for Ohio three day deer season opening at 9 am. Bucks only allowed with at least two points on each antler. Bag limit is one deer per hunter. Christmas trees offered by Carpenter's Elyria Nursery with new phone 64-521 at 1623 Grafton Rd. adv
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South Carolina Defends Segregated Schools Before Supreme Court
South Carolina defended its segregated school system in a Supreme Court hearing on states rights versus Negro rights. John W. Davis argued for the state while Thurgood Marshall and Robert L. Carter led NAACP attorneys for the plaintiffs. Davis asserted states may classify pupils by race, noting South Carolina spends 75 million dollars on Negro education.
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Robert L. Carter
New York
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
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Kansas
Virginia
District of Columbia
Delaware
High Bench
Girl Scouts Sing Carols Friday Evening in Elyria
On Friday evening December 12 at 7 30 Girl Scouts from all Elyria Council troops will gather on the courthouse steps to sing Christmas carols. The event is the third annual city wide carol sing coordinated with the Chamber of Commerce to remind shoppers of Christmas origins. Mrs Russell Petersen leads the singing with a public address system to reach downtown shoppers.
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Court House
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Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer
Town of
Bethlehem
Herald Angels
Russell Petersen Willead
Ishoppers
William Stark
H. H. Thompson
Robert Parrett
Edward Meeks
Clarence Fielder
William Wehman
US Planes Strike Four Manchurian Rail Hubs in Major Raid
U S carrier fighter bombers from Task Force 71 blasted Hunyung Najin Hyesan Jin and Musan near the Tumen River in Manchuria. The raid, with 252 sorties, pushed planes farther north than any Korean War mission. One Corsair was lost. a pilot was rescued.
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Legion Conference Set for January 25 in Marseilles
The Fifth District Ohio American Legion mid winter conference is scheduled for Sunday January 25 in Marseilles. District adjutant F P Dirlam says plans are complete with Rev D B Cordes of Norwalk as principal speaker. Morning features a business meeting and wives entertainment. reservations required for noon meal as no restaurants will be open.
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American Legion
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Norwalk
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Two ships collide near San Diego no injuries reported
A Navy escort carrier the USS Sitkoh Bay and the coal freighter SS Sea Fort collided 35 miles southwest of San Diego Tuesday night. Both crews were uninjured and the ships limped into port under clear skies, Coast Guard officials reported.
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Boggs Promoted To Chief Of Police
J E Boggs is now chief of polícia after civil service certification. He previously served as acting chief since Chief Clellan Andress died on Oct 9. He has WWII narcotics and theft investigations experience and is a graduate of the Ohio State Patrol school. He and his wife Jean live at 216 High Street with daughters Cynthia and Barbara. Maurice Flood and Francis Callahan also took the civil service exam.
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Civil Service Commission
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Clellan KE. Andress
Maurice Flood
Francis Callahan
Flood
United States
Ohio State Patrol School
Jean
High Street
Cynthia Jane
Barbara Jean
Paeth Dies After Short Illness at 58
Herman F. Paeth 58 a linotype operator at The Chronicle Telegram died at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a two day illness following a heart attack. He lived at 111 Denison Avenue and was active in the United Presbyterian church where he served as trustee librarian and usher. He was an officer in the local International Typographical Union and affiliated with American Legion Post 12. He is survived by his widow two daughters seven grandchildren two brothers and three sisters. Funeral services are set for Friday at 3 p.m. at the United Presbyterian church with burial in Brookdale cemetery.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria Memorial Hospital
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Denison Avenue
United Presbyterian Church
Men’s Missionary League
Lorain County
Gideons
American Legion Post ‘No. 12
International Typographical Union
Elyria
Fremont
Rachel D. Paeth
Allen J. Schriner
Chester BR. Hogan
Albert Paeth
Cedar Rapids
Carl Paeth
Carl Fischer
Toledo
Haldon E Engler
Oak Harbor
Theodore Sorge
Ralph W. Neighbour
Brookdale Cemetery
Sudro- Curtis
Bank Robbery Trial Slated For Jury In Cleveland
In federal court Julius Petro and Joseph Sanzo face a 25 year term for the August 14 Warren bank robbery involving 71 000. FBI expert George Meznig flew from Washington to challenge Dr Alexander Spaeth who testified Sanzo was a patient at the time.
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Cleveland
Julius Petro
Joseph Sanzo
Charles Foley
Warren
George Meznig
FBI
Washington
Alexander Spaeth
Sanzo
Defense Dept Reports Korea Casualties Rise to 127658
Washington officials say total American battle casualties in Korea now stand at 127658, up 275 from last week. The Defense Department released the latest figures as part of its regular weekly tally.
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Defense Department
Korea
Rosenbergs Lose Another Round In Death Penalty Fight
New York Julius and Ethel Rosenberg the convicted atomic spies faced another setback as federal judge Sylvester J. Ryan denied motions to stay the execution and to set aside the death sentence. They are scheduled for electrocution at Sing Sing during the week of January 12.
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Julius and
Ethel] Rosenberg
Atomic Spies
Sing Sing Prison
Sylvester J. Ryan
Israel inaugurates President Yitzhak Ben Zvi in Jerusalem
In Jerusalem a 21 gun salute marked the inauguration of Israel's second president Yitzhak Ben Zvi. He succeeded the late Chaim Weizmann and took the oath of office in a crowded Parliament building.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Yitzhak Ben Zvi
Ben Zvi
Chaim Weizmann
Ryan declares he is staying as Indians president
Ellis Ryan announced today that he will remain as president of the Cleveland Indians. He made the statement after spending hours in conference with supporters in the battle for control of the American League club.
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Ellis Ryan
Cleveland Indians
Ryan
Pictures Of Intersections On Turnpike Route Survey
Safety Service Director Dan W. Kothe said police photographers are documenting all city intersections along the Ohio Turnpike route to aid a damage survey by Wilbur Watson Associates. The evidence aims to minimize loopholes when the engineering firm presents findings to the Turnpike Commission.
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Wilbur Watson Associates
Safety Service
Dan W. Kothe
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Gunman shoots six in running New York gun battle
In Times Square a gunman opened fire injuring three patrolmen and three bystanders during a running gun battle. Clarence C. Simms of Cleveland was wounded. police say he was wanted in Cleveland for murder and had an FBI record with aliases Johnny Wallace and Pistol.
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Times Square
Clarence C. Simms
Cleveland
Robert Knox
Knox
42Nd Street
Eighth Avenue
43Rd Street
Simms
FBI
Johnny Wallace
Pistol
Ludwig Takes Scout Post At Lisbon
Ludwig Ross takes the role of scout executive of the Columbiana Council based in Lisbon Ohio. A 15 year scout and leader, he began professional scouting in February 1947 as a field executive for Elyria and southern Lorain County. He has served Sandusky Erie County and directed Camp Fire lands and finance committees. He is active in the Sandusky Congregational church Kiwanis and the King Solomon Masonic Lodge. He will assume the Lisbon post January 1.
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Ross Ludwig
Firelands Area Council
Boy Scouts
Columbiana Council
Lisbon
Ohio
Ludwig
Legal Council
Elyria
Loraine County
Sandusky
Erie County
Where To Turn Poinsettias and Violets Ad
Local florist advertise holiday plants priced from $1.50 offering poinsettias violets and Christmas cherries with a selection of beautiful plants and arrangements for the season from Resear Florist.
Ridgeway Says Forces Inadequate
Gen. Matthew Ridgway told NATO leaders that 50 Allied divisions in Western Europe are far short of the minimum defense needed against Soviet aggression. He warned the Lisbon targets of 25 ready for instant action and 25 in 30 days are insufficient to deter a full Russian attack.
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Matthew B. Ridgway
Europe
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Tus
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Korea
NATO
Lisbon
Russia
Adm
Lynde D. McCormick
Atlantic
McCormick
Chiefs of Staff
Dulles Backed Hiss For Carnegie Endowment Post
John Foster Dulles recommended Alger Hiss for the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace presidency in 1947, a House committee was told. Hiss, serving a five year federal term for denial of passing State Department secrets, had been chosen Feb 1, 1947 after a favorable committee investigation and reports. Davis, endowment trustee, said Dulles was the first to mention Hiss to him.
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Washington
John Foster Dulles
Alger Hiss
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
House
Dulles
Eisenhower
Hiss
John W. Davis
State Department
Davis
Carnegie Endowment
Club Raids Net 27 Arrests Including Puritan Club Member
Kinston North Carolina sheriff deputies raided gambling dens after club pressure. In the first raid 27 people were arrested and one Puritan Club member was among them.
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Kinston
Puritan Club
Sheriff's Office
Convert your kids toys to cash with a Chronicle ad
If toys are still usable consider selling through a low cost Want Ad. A three line ad runs four days for 1.40. Dial 4751 ask for Want Ads and an ad taker will help word your notice.
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Dial 4751
Elyria Surplus Center Moves to 41 Beced & Time
Surplus Center in Elyria relocates to 41 Beced Street and announces extended hours and new stock after the move. Officials say customers will find expanded inventory and improved service at the new location.
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Elyria
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