Avon Youth Crowned In Vegetable Judging Title Tie
Marvin Gunderson of Avon was named Champion Junior Vegetable Judger after scoring 967 of 1000 in Tulsa Oklahoma. His Lorain County team No 2 tied for first nationally with an Indiana squad. five county teams reached the finals with coaching by Carl Deeds and Wayne Balls. Funds for travel came from Elyria Avon Grafton and Amherst firms. the group left last Saturday and returns tomorrow morning.
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Marvin Guraderson
Avon
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Lorain
Lorain County
Marvin Gunderson
Fred Dorow
R. D. J, Avon
William Dekker
Indiana
Carl Deeds
Prospect Street
Amherst
Wayne Balls
R. D
Elyria
Norman Jensen
William Schuster
Dale Spiegelberg
Don Kriebel
Mildred Hamker
Grafton
Dan Wearsch
Bernice Gerhart
David Deeds
Robert Schlecter
Frank Root
William DeChant
Aris Varouh
Man Wanted Here Admits Slaying: Will Face Court
Anthony Barr, an Ohio convict known as Zilbauer, arrived in Los Angeles from St. Louis and confessed to the killing of Andrew Kmiec after answering a newspaper ad to sell the car Kmiec had in his auto. Barr will be arraigned in Whittier Municipal Court. police say no murder charge will be filed yet. Dolly Ann McCormick identified Barr as the slayer. Barr has prior prison terms in Ohio.
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Ohio Penitentiary
Anthony Barr
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Andrew Kmiec
Elyria
Zilbauer
Supreme Hardware Company
George Guignette
Eugene Biscailuz
Barr
Ohio
S. Ernest Roll
Whittier
Biscailuz
Murer
Kmiec
Dolly Ann McCormick
Weather Outlook for Northeastern Ohio Bright and Mild
Weather in Northeastern Ohio shows sunny skies and warmer temperatures with a high near 52. Tonight increases in cloudiness bring light rain, not as cold with a low around 36. Saturday brings periodic rain with moderate temperatures. Temperature range Thursday 33 to 45. Precipitation for 24 hours ending 8 pm Thursday 0.32 inches. Humidity 24 percent at 8 am Thursday and 8 percent at 8 pm. Sunrise Friday 7:14 am, sunset 5:07 pm. Moonrise 11:25 am Friday, moonset 10:27 pm Friday.
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Ohio
McCarran Pushes Democratic Representation at Gouzenko Interview
Senator Pat McCarran urged that Democrats be represented when Senate Republican investigators plan a secret interview with former Soviet code clerk Igor Gouzenko. He offered to attend, noting he previously headed the Internal Security Subcommittee and interviewed Gouzenko, but the State Department appeared not to favor the idea. The Nevada Democrat stressed a minority presence, while expressing general trust in Senator Jenner. Canada notified the U S Gouzenko is ready for the talks with representatives of No. 2 Continued on Page 2.
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Washington
Pat McCarran
Senate
Igor Gouzenko
Internal Security
Gouzenko
McCarran
Nevada
William E. Jenner
Ind
State Department
Jenner
Canada
United States
No. 2
McCarthy accuses lawyer of sharing secrets at Fort Monmouth
Washington New York lawyer Joseph H Percoff faced McCarthy s Senate panel as the senator charged him with obtaining secret Fort Monmouth material and passing it to an espionage ring. Percoff refused to answer on grounds of possible self incrimination and fifth amendment rights, while McCarthy claimed the record will show he worked there from 1942 to 1945. Contempt citations were threatened for two other witnesses who did not appear. Additional probes expand to Buffalo and Syracuse investigations into security precautions in defense No. 5.
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Washington
McCarthy
Percoff
Fort Monmouth Signal Corps Laboratories
Fort Monmouth
Francis P. Carr
Buffalo
Syracuse
N. Y
Believe American Pro Reds Plan To Stall Interviews
Panmunjom Korea AP an unrepatriated American prisoner of the Communists defended today the actions of South Koreans who have been shouting Red propaganda at come home interviews. The American's support of the pro-Communist ROKs indicated that 22 GIs who say they do not want to go home would use the same stalling tactics if they face interviewers next week. Lt Gen K S Thimayya Indian chairman of the Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission went to an American compound to sound out sentiment after South Koreans refused to attend today's interviews. Thimayya who believes the prisoners should not harangue the interviewers during the attempts to persuade them to accept repatriation identified the American spokesman as Sgt Richard G Corden of Providence R I. Corden and British Marine Andrew M Condron told Thimayya they felt as their South Korean prisoner comrades did and said the ROKs should have the right to talk as long as they wanted to have their doubts clarified. Thimayya said Cordon would test the other Americans and report their reaction later. The South Koreans who have rejected repatriation have charged that the American forces used germ warfare and assaulted Korean women. Thimayya feared explanations will end unless the pro-Communist prisoners agree to attend the sessions in an orderly manner. An Indian source close to the bulky Americans predicted again that one or two of the GIs might come back but no more than that.
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K. S. Thimayya
Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission
Thimayya
Richard G. Coriden
Providence
R.I
ROK
Corden
Andrew M. Condron
Cordon
Korea
Adenauer backs Eisenhower atomic energy plan
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer voiced hope that Russia would seriously examine President Eisenhower's proposal for a world pool of atomic energy for peaceful purposes.
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Paris
Ins
Konrad Adenauer
Russia
Eisenhower
Four Thousand Three Hundred Thirty Five New Dwellings Added to County Tax Duplicate
County Auditor Frank Ayres announced the county will add 4,335 new dwellings and commercial structures with a total valuation of 9,026,860 to the tax duplicate for next year. The additions reflect structures completed since last April and are listed by district, with Elyria at 406 structures valued at 850,000 and Lorain at 835 structures valued at 1,740,000, among others. industrial improvements are excluded.
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Frank Ayres
Elyria
Lorain
Avon Lake
Black River
Where To Turn Amherst 2 Calendar of est Wigmia
Amherst area listings present a compact page of community notices including death records hospital notes markets and upcoming events. Editorials and society items are noted alongside sports and suburban calendars with references to theatres and TV radio listings.
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Amherst
Oberlina Society
Walia
Turnpike Project Accident Victim Dies In Hospital
Marion A. Cenci, 32, died at Elyria Memorial Hospital from a crushed pelvis and internal injuries after an accident at a Turnpike construction site near Lake Avenue. A Columbus native, he commuted daily from 2828 Fair Avenue. Survived by wife Jane, a brother Dominick, parents Nick and Mrs. Cenci, and three sisters and two brothers in Columbus. Funeral arrangements set through John Quint Funeral Home in Columbus.
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Marion A. Cenci
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Lake Avenue
Cenci
Columbus
Fair Avenue
Dominic Cenci
Marion Cenci
Jane
Nick Cenci
Florida
Peter and
Vincent
Frances Grananton
Carmel Bowman
Rose Mangia
Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home
John Quint
St. Catherine’s Church
Nixon Honored Booed in Tehran at Doctorate Ceremony
In Tehran three Iranian hecklers shouted Nixon go home as the U S vice president arrived at Tehran University to receive his first honorary doctorate since his election on a globe trotting tour.
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Nixon
Tehran
INS
U.S
Tehran University
Standard Cleaners Ad At 564 Breed and 1500 West Ave
An ad for Standard Cleaners appears listing addresses 564 Breed and 1500 West Avenue. The fragment describes a cleaner business location and contact points in a terse classified style.
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West Ave
Shilling Named Elyria Lineman Of The Year
Elyria High crowned Mee Shilling as Lineman of the Year at a morning assembly honoring the football squad. The Jaycees award, for the team’s standout linemen, complemented Lions Club recognitions for top offensive and defensive contributions.
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Shilling
Elyria
Mee Shilling
Jaycees
Elyria Junior Chamber of Commerce
Lion’s Club
Jim Donnelly
Tom Fisher
Chuck Butler
E’s
Bill Coyer
Bruce Williams
Fisher
Bud Fortman
Jim Dunlap
Don Andress
Butler
Donnelly
Dick Broege
Ron Kuhl
Ralph Yuhas
Frank Rockwood
Paul Wettring
Bob Fenik
Ron Philion
Statute of Liberty Tax Dispute In New York Harbor
New York State's Supreme Court hearings question whether the Statue of Liberty remains in New York or lies in New Jersey, as a concession operator seeks tax refunds citing old records. The case centers on the statue's proper jurisdiction and shoreline location with economic implications.
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New York
Supreme Court
New York Harbor
New Jersey
Cars Collide At Route 20 Curve Injuring Two Drivers
Two cars damaged in a Route 20 curve collision near Butternut Ridge road left the drivers injured. C M VanAusdale, 39, of 67 Orchard Street Oberlin, admitted to Elyria Memorial Hospital for a scalp laceration and other injuries, and Conrad D Ellis, 22, of 504 W 12th Street, treated for left wrist ankle and knee injuries and released. Ellis said the eastbound car struck his vehicle on the left side, sending it off the road and onto its top. VanAusdale’s car continued 129 paces before skidding off the south side.
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C. M. van Ausdale
Orchard Street
Oberlin
Conrad Ellis
West 12Th Street
Elyria
Butternut Ridge Road
Sheriff's Deputies
C. M. VanAusdale
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Conrad D. Ellis
W. 12Th Street
Ellis
Route 20
van Ausdale
Traffic victim dies raises city toll to 110
Mrs. Catherine Livenbroer, 56, injured November 25 in a traffic accident, died today. The death raises CLE Co.’s traffic toll to 110 this year, compared with 197 in the same period last year.
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CLE Co
Catherine Livenbroer
No Chance For Mother To Visit P O W In Korea
Washington sources say a Pentagon spokesman ruled out any possibility that Portia Howe from Alden Minnesota will be allowed to travel from Tokyo to Panmunjom to visit her son PFC Richard Tenneson among 22 Americans who refused repatriation. White House offered no official comment while Rep August Andresen weighs next steps.
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Pentagon
White House
Far East
August Andresen
Minn
Tokyo
Pfc
Richard Tenneson
UN Command
Korea
Carek Florist Showcases Christmas Centerpieces and Wreaths
Carek Florist presents a seasonal display featuring centerpieces, wreaths, pottery, pine and laurel roping, holly and mistletoe. The exhibit highlights festive arrangements by Carek Florist.
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Careks
Carek Florist
U.S. Envoy to Press Russia on Atom Peace Plan
Washington reports say Ambassador Bohlen will tell Soviet leaders the Eisenhower atoms-for-peace plan is a serious bid to avert atomic war. He will stress the U.N. speech was sincere and invite cooperation to develop peaceful atomic energy and build trust for potential international control of weapons. Soviet reaction ranged from denunciation to cautious reception in Moscow.
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Bohlen
Washington
State Department
Charles E. Bohlen
Eisenhower
Bohem
Kremlin
U.N
Russia
White House
New York
United States
Britain
Canada
Moscow
U.N. General Assembly
United Press
Dean Says Korea Peace Talks To Continue
United Press reports Envoy Arthur H. Dean said he may return to Washington before Christmas, but talks on a Korean peace conference would not be abandoned. Dean, acting under instruction from Secretary of State Dulles, will remain in Korea to press negotiations started Oct. 26, with authorities in Washington noting he can return at will while negotiations continue.
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Panmunjom
Korea
Arthur H. Dean
Washington
Wall Street
Dean
John Foster Dulles
United Nations
Kerneth T. Young
State Department
Views On Vitamins and Classified Ads Debate
Physicians see vitamins aiding health and Lorain County residents rely on Chronicle Telegram Classified ads for cash by selling real estate cars merchandise and personal belongings. For Sale ads invite readers to swap for cash by calling 4751 for an advwriter.
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Lorain County
Chronicle-Telegram
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