Allies Doubt Red China Army Out Of North Korea
A Panmunjom correspondent claimed Red China has withdrawn its million man army from North Korea except for a few hundred men. Allied officials in Seoul doubted the report, noting such a withdrawal would likely be detected. Chi Eun Soo of the Pyongyang Korean Labor Daily News gave inconsistent answers about timing and weapons. Swiss inspectors had not been alerted, and observers warned the claim could not be confirmed. Major observers said movements would likely be detected at North Korea’s five entry ports if true.
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Seoul
Panmunjom
Red China
North Korea
Chi Eun Soo
Pyongyang
Korean
Labor Daily News
Chi
Walter Bossi
Neutral Nations Truce Supervisory Commission
Colmnismen
Supervisory Commission
Bossi
Reds roar in Oslo as Marshall wins Nobel Peace Prize
In Oslo University Hall communist agitators disrupted the Nobel Peace ceremony as Gen George C Marshall received the prize. Leaflets accused him of dividing the world, while King Haakon VI and Crown Prince Olav observed. Schweitzer also received the 1952 prize for humanitarian work in Africa.
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Oslo
Norway
University Hall
George C. Marshall
Marshall
Haakon VI
Olav
Reds
Albert Schweitzer
Gunnar Jahn
Nobel Committee
Schweitzer
Louis de Monicault
Jahn
Accident Victim Poor Condition at Elyria Hospital
Marion A. Cenci, 32, listed in poor condition at Elyria Memorial Hospital after being crushed between a bulldozer and scraper at the Turnpike Stop 444 Lake Road construction site. His brother Nick Cenci Jr. traveled from Columbus to be at his side, with expected arrival of wife and parents from Florida later today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion A. Cenci
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Cenci
Lake Road
Nick Cenci, Jr
Columbus
Florida
Elyria Board Sends 18 Registrants for Physical Exams
A contingent from Elyria Draft Board No 72 left for pre induction physicals in Cleveland. Catherine McKee, board clerk, says 18 men traveled: eight original registrants and ten transfer registrants. Group leader was Frederick Bauer of 323 Denison Avenue, Elyria.
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Elyria
Warning on Wednesday parking meter rules downtown
Police Chief J E Boggs warned that downtown meters operate on Wednesday afternoons just as on other business days. He said people think they do not need to feed meters on Wednesdays and explained that parking downtown is free only on Sundays and holidays.
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J. E. Boggs
Weather roundup for Northeastern Ohio today and Friday
Northeastern Ohio reports mostly cloudy and windy conditions with colder temperatures. High today expected near 38, low tonight around 22, with diminishing winds and a fair, warmer Friday. Wednesday’s temperature ranged 42 to 53 with 0.05 inch of precipitation in 24 hours ending 8 p.m. Humidity was 68% at 3 a.m. and 44% at 8 p.m. Sunrise is 7:43 a.m. Thursday. sunset 5:07 p.m. Moonrise 10:56 a.m. Thursday, moonset 9:16 p.m. Thursday. Ohio highway conditions show slippery areas near Chardon, otherwise wet roads from scattered flurries statewide.
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Ohio
Chardon
United Press
Juvenile Research Bureau Revamped in Columbus
The State Welfare Department restructured the Juvenile Research Bureau naming Delbert E. Nixon acting superintendent of the Boys' Industrial School. Harold L. Hays is due back from military service around January 10, as the bureau shifts to a Juvenile Diagnostic Center with Dr. Maurice Neuburger moved down the chain of command.
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Columbus
State Welfare Department
State Bureau of Juvenile Research
Delbert E. Nixon
Nixon
Boys’ Industrial School
Harold L. Hays
Hays
Bis
Juvenile Diagnostic Center
Maurice Newburger
Education Assn Convention Opens in Cleveland
Delegates representing 48,000 public school teachers and administrators arrive for a three day Ohio Education Association conference. About 1,000 delegates expected to discuss teacher shortage training and proposed public junior colleges through Saturday. Speakers include Dr. Terr yryson Guyer Findlay Carl Baden Greenville and Asa C. Tom Zanesville.
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Cleveland, C
Ohio Education Association
Tenrryson Guyer
Findlay
Carl Baden
Greenville
Asa C. Tom
Zanesville
Carek Florist Ad Showcases Christmas Centerpieces
Carek Florist advertises Christmas center pieces wreaths pottery and Pine and Laurel roping with Holly and Mistletoe to inspire holiday decorating shoppers.
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Careks
Carek Florist
Value fixed in suit for parking property
A $27,300 verdict was returned by Judge John D. Pincura's court for William Beal's parcels at Lodi and North streets. The City of Elyria seeks to take the land for a municipal parking lot, part of a downtown program. The jury set $15,506 for one parcel and $11,794 for the other, after an offer of $27,000 pretrial.
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John D. Pincura
William Beal
Lodi
North Streets
Two Men Sentenced for Armed Robbery in Lorain Court
Grover Cleveland Conner age 46 of Lorain and George Allen Green age 25 of Ceylon Junction were sentenced by Judge D A Cook after pleading guilty to armed robbery. Conner received 10 to 25 years in the penitentiary and Green the same term at Mansfield Reformatory. Counts for robbing John Kerns on June 27 and John McCoy on August 2 were to be served concurrently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Cook
Grover Cleveland Conner
Lorain
George Allen Green
Ceylon Junction
Conner
Green
Mansfield Reformatory
John Kerns
John McCoy
Belden
Cold Veal Only After A Delay In Berlin
Three men order hot es calloped veal at a state restaurant in East Berlin but are told cold meat is exclusively served. After a long wait no food appears and the waiter says they ran out of cold veal and had to fry some and let it get cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
East Berlin
Berliner Zeitung
Chinese Red Stamps Claim Inventions
London dispatch reports the newest stamp release in the Great China series portrays ancient Chinese inventions. The set highlights the compass seismoscope and the first mileage indicator. No note is made of possible conflicts with Russia over claimed inventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Communist
New China News Agency
Russia
Capehart Giant 24 Inch Screen At Erb Radio TV
Capehart introduces a 24 inch giant screen for Erb Radio TV use signaling a bold move in domestic electronics. The feature promises sharper viewing for audiences and expands Erb Radio TV’s presentation capabilities.
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Capehart
Erb Radio
Wind Storm Hits Ohio Stirs Damage Across State
A powerful midwestern wind storm swept across Ohio causing structural damage in Chillicothe and Bourneville, uprooting trees and cutting electric power. Widespread debris, downed lines, and damaged roofs prompted local evacuations and inquiries. Gusts reached around 49 mph in Columbus with rain and light snow flurries expected in northern areas.
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Walter Titman
Bourneville
Ross County
Chillicothe
Bournesville
C. F. L. Lehmenkuler
Springfield
Columbus
Weather Bureau
Editor Predicts Union of Europe
Editor-in-chief Guido Bersellini of Milan’s 1 Sol predicts a political union of Europe before a European free trade area. He says Europeans must overcome historical rivalries and that the union will happen, though Europe is not a single new country like the United States.
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Los Angeles
INS
United States
Europe
Guido Bersellini
1 Sol
the Sun
Milan
Italy
Germany
Bersellini
Charles A Otis Dies In Cleveland
Charles A Otis 185 died Wednesday of a heart attack in Cleveland. Reputed as Mr Cleveland he was a Yale graduate who rose to a leading business figure and championed horses to support the mounted police. Funeral services are set for 2 0 p m Saturday at Lake View Cemetery.
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Cleveland
Charles A. Otis
Otis
Yale
Lake View Cemetery
Two AWOL sailors plead not guilty to murder
Russell A. Neal and Glenn R. Watson, both 19, pleaded not guilty in Los Angeles to charges of murdering liquor store owner Sol Debro during an attempted holdup on November 3. Debro was husband of Frances Golecen of Elyria. Neal admitted firing during a scuffle as they resisted arrest. Trial set for January 25 in Superior Court.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Sol Debro
Debro
Frances Golecen
Elyria
Russell A. Neal
Newcomerstown
Glenn R. Watson
Debra
U.S.S. Ross
Norfolk
Neal
Watson
Youth 17 Weds Grandmother 45 in Knoxville Wedding
Clarence Wilson Houk is 17 and marries 45 year old grandmother Ann Statum in Knoxville. The license was signed by his father McKinley Houk and the marriage was performed by Justice of the Peace Clarence L Chesney. After the ceremony, Houk returned to his seed firm job.
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Knoxville, Tenn
Ins
Clarence Wilson Houk
Ann Statum
Knoxville
Clarence
McKinley Houk
Clarence L. Chesney
Truman silent on McCarthy debate challenge in Kansas City
Former President Truman said he had no statements to make about Senator Joseph McCarthy's challenge to a face-to-face debate. The Kansas City remarks relied on a cautious, noncommittal tone as he avoided further comment on the confrontation.
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Kansas City
Truman
Joseph R. McCarthy
McCarthy Seeks Subpoena For Gen Taylor In Spy Probe
Senator Joseph R. McCarthy orders staff to issue a subpoena for Brig. Gen. Telford Taylor in the Fort Monmouth radar espionage inquiry. Taylor, a former Truman official and war crimes prosecutor, had criticized congressional investigations. McCarthy cites a loyalty flag on Taylor’s Civil Service file and questions potential pension or other government benefits.
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Washington
INS
Joesph R. McCarthy
Wis
Telford Taylor
Truman Administration
McCarthy
Fort Monmouth
N.H. Taylor
Congressional
West Point
Fort Monmouth Army Signal Corps Laboratories
Gen. Taylor
Germany
Truman
Defense Flonts Administration
Civil Service Commission
Taylor
Dulles Urges Peace Parley Setup Through Dean
Special envoy Arthur H. Dean said Secretary Dulles ordered every effort to arrange a Korean peace conference based on the final proposal Dean presented. Dean noted ongoing talks with North Korea and China on neutrals, denied staff packing, and said South Korea's Syngman Rhee may accept neutrals after objections.
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Dulles
Dean
Fpanmunjom
Korea
Arthur H. Dean
John Foster Dulles
Bermuda
Reds
North
Ki Sok Bok
Red
China
Huang Husa
Russia
Nerves Battle In Holdup Won By Teller
In Cleveland 67 year old teller Anton Birga at Lincoln Heights Savings and Loan faced a would be robber who forced entry. Birga stood firm as the gunman fled with two others in a stolen car after firing three shots that missed and shattered a window. Police tracked the vehicle by license number supplied by passing students.
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Cleveland, C
Lincoln Heights Savings and Loan Co
Anton Birga
Independence
Girl Killed By Auto Near Piqua In Crash
Louise Howell aged 17 of Piqua was killed when a car she rode in skidded and struck a culvert three miles south of Piqua on Wednesday. Rosemary Richardson also 17 from Piqua was seriously injured in the crash along with another girl passenger.
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Viqua
O. II
Louise Howell
Piqua
Rosemary Richardson
Federal Funds Schedule Keeps Ohio Disabled Aid Safe
Ohio welfare officials announced federal funds for aid to the permanently and totally disabled will continue through March. Harrison County compliance with state rules remains the condition. About 107,000 elderly pensioners will receive December checks before Christmas. Federal aid to Ohio totals about three million dollars yearly for the program. John W. Tramburg said December certification totals 243,000 and funds are set for the first quarter of 1954, pending county conformity. If Harrison County officials resist, a mandamus action may be filed to enforce compliance.
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Columbus
INS
Henry J. Robison
Ohio
Harrison County
Robison
John W. Tramburg
Social
Curity
Tramburg
Welfare Department
Ohio Supreme Court
Ponder Problem Of Caring For Hospital Cases
Lorain county officials face a dilemma over housing aged mental health patients. Probate Judge Malcolm Thomson said Apple Creek State Hospital is at capacity for elderly patients and will notify local judges. He referred the issue to county commissioners to explore local care arrangements. Dr. E P Moore plans to list county aged patients who could be returned home, reserving only severe cases for the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Malcolm Thomson
E. P. Moore
Apple Creek State Hospital
Thomson
Moore
U S Demands Russia Free Americans Held Abroad
Washington says the United States has repeated its demand that Russia release all Americans held in Soviet prison camps. The action follows Russia's failure to promptly respond to an earlier U.S. note issued late last month.
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Washington
United States
Russia
U. S
Where To Turn Christmas Trees at Elyria Nursery
Nursery offer for Christmas trees and evergreens with Pine and Spruce. Carpenters Elyria Nursery located at 1823 Grafton Rd features fresh cut trees and nursery grown bundles. Phone contact 84521 for orders and directions.
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Carpenters Elyria Nursery
Grafton Rd
White House says U.S. still hopeful on Soviet atomic pool plan
Washington reports the White House, while denouncing a Moscow radio attack, remains hopeful that Russia will accept President Eisenhower's plan for an international atomic pool. Officials say the immediate Soviet reaction cannot be treated as the government’s official stance. Moscow labeled the proposal insincere and warmongering, prompting questions about the Kremlin's willingness to cooperate for peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
U.S
Russia
Eisenhower
Moscow Radio
James C. Hagerty
Moscow
Congress
Edwin C. Johnson
D)cole
Mississippi
Louisiana
State Department
Atomic Energy Comission
U. S
United Nations
Communist Party
Pravda
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Johnson
Joint Congressional Atomic Energy Committee
Man Killed by Train in Sandusky
Walter Ording, 60, former Hinde and Dauch Paper Co. employee and resident of the Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Home, was found along New York Central Railroad tracks Wednesday. Police say he was struck by a train.
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Sandusky
Walter Ording
The
Hinde and Dauch Paper Co
Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Home
New York Central
Lost and Found ad tips from The Chronicle Telegram
Do not rush from heat to cold while perspiring. Wait for body temperature to normalize to avoid colds. When something valuable goes missing, place a Lost and Found ad in The Chronicle Telegram. Call 4751 and ask for Want Ads for help writing and placing the ad.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Chronicle
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N. Korea
Neutral Inspection Commission
Elyria Board
SFE
Juvenile Research Bureau
Ison
Kazimiera Tarwainiens
Lithuania
Tarwainiens
House Baltic Investigating Committee
Detroit
Union of Europe
Lorain County Stationers
By Frank Jordan
Teller
Broad St
West Ave
Page
Amherst
Oberlin
Society i
Wellington
James E. van Zandt
Kremlin
Charles E. Potter
Mich
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