Soloists From Elyria Oberlin To Sing Messiah Here Tomorrow
Elyria Civic Messiah Chorus presents Han del’s Messiah tomorrow at First Baptist Church with soloists Betty Crawford contralto Dexter Kimball tenor Alice Van Ausdal soprano and Don Boothman bass from Elyria and Oberlin. Van Ausdal a Richmond Ind native and Oberlin senior has recent Messiah and Yeoman of the Guard credits. Crawford trained in Elyria Baldwin Wallace and Ohio State with teaching at Lakewood schools. Kimball an Elyria industrialist appears for the fourth year as tenor with the ensemble. Boothman a Cleveland singer studies at Oberlin and sings in church choirs and local groups. About 150 singers will perform under J Martin Beck with Mrs Carlton Squire at the piano. The 4 pm concert is open to the public with a benevolent offering anticipated.
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Oberlin Conservatory
Oberlin
Musical Union
Gilbert and Sullivan
Yeoman
Elyrian
Betty Crawford
Elyria
E.H.S
Baldwin-Wallace
Ohio State University
Lakewood
Harold Hatton
Elyria Singers
Dexter S. Kimball
Kimball
Eric Dudley
Cornell University
Glee Club
First Congregational Church
Cambrian
J. Martin Beck
Carlton Squire
First Methodist Church
Mother Remains In Tokyo As Son Faces Repatriation Ask
Mrs Portia Howe of Alden Minnesota will stay in Tokyo for two to three days to learn if her war prisoner son Pfc Richard R Tenneson will reject communism and return home American explanation officers begin talks with six GIs Monday Howe cannot travel to Korea to plead personally for repatriation The FAA and Gen John E Hull denied permission while Defense Department in Washington backs them up Air trip funded from her son's Army allotment funds
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Tokyo
Portia Howe
Japan
Korea
Alden
Minn
Pfc
Richard R. Tenneson
Tenneson
Howe
Far East
John E. Hull
Hull
Defense Department
Washington
Indian airliner crash near Nagpur kills 13 people
A nationalized Indian DC3 crashed near Nagpur after takeoff, killing 13 people including an American named J. B. Von Maltzan and Indian legislator Hariharnath Shastri. The pilot survived. Engines failed for reasons not yet known. first fatal Indian airline crash since nationalization last summer.
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Nagpur
India
Here
J. B. von Maltzan
Hariharnath Shastri
Indian Airlines
Weather outlook for Northeastern Ohio weekend
Mostly cloudy this afternoon with little temperature change. High near 40, remaining cool tonight and Sunday with a low of 34. Friday precipitation none in 24 hours ending 8 pm. Humidity 77 percent at 8 am and 20 percent at 8 pm. Sunrise 7:45 am, sunset 5:07 pm. Moonrise 11:52 am Saturday, moonset 11:39 pm Saturday.
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Ohio
Jackie Gleason TV Tonight Promises Specials
Local TV guide notes Jackie Gleason scheduled for broadcast tonight with brief listings for Lorain County viewers. Afternoon to late evening airings are expected across multiple channels, though details are unclear in the fragment.
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Jackie Gleason
T.V
Lorain County Mead
Tad
Officials expect Soviet reply to Eisenhower atomic plan
Washington sources say Moscow likely will respond through diplomatic channels to the global pool for peace proposal after meetings between U S officials and Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov. While not an outright acceptance, Moscow may agree to discuss the plan and possible counter proposals at the UN Disarmament Commission.
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Washington
Moscow
Eisenhower
U.S
Charles E. Bohlen
V. M. Molotov
State Department
Molotov
United Nations
Enry Cabot Lodge Jr
U.N
Disarmament Commission
Dulles
Hold Rites Monday For Retired Lakes Skipper
Funeral services will be held Monday for Harry C. Ashby a Great Lakes skipper for 43 years. He served 29 years as captain of the Pittsburgh Steamship Division of United States Steel and died Friday at age 72 in Cleveland.
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Cleveland, C
Harry C. Ashby
Great Lakes
Ashby
Pitleburgs Steamship Division
United States Steel
Hunt Assailant of Cleveland Woman
Cleveland police seek a prowler who beat a 34 year old woman with a tree limb, stripped and assaulted her in an east side apartment. The attacker waited inside the residence. The victim’s purse containing $20 was later found in the back yard.
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Cleveland
East Side
Christmas Trees Nursery Ad Elyria Nursery 483 Grafton Rd
Nursery listing for Christmas trees at Elyria Nursery located at 483 Grafton Road. Contact Ph 4521 for nursery services and seasonal selection.
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Elyria Nursery
Grafton Rd
Rafton
Girl Struck By Car Injures Child At City Intersection
A three year old girl Sheilla O Donnell of 215 Park Avenue suffered a fractured collar bone and head injuries when struck by a car driven by Daniel E Coleman 23 of 801 East River Street at Broad and East River Streets near her home. Witnesses said Coleman stopped for a signal then crossed on green as the child dashed toward the car. She was taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital and later released to her family doctor. No charge was filed against Coleman.
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Broad
East River Streets
Sheilla O'Donnell
Park Avenue
Daniel E.coleman
East River Street
Coleman
Sheila
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Baby Born With Two Heads And Four Arms In Indiana
A baby boy born at Daviess County Hospital in Washington Indiana has two fully developed heads and four arms though the chest downward is normal. The infant, delivered by cesarean, appeared thriving two hours after birth. Doctors doubt Siamese twins, as both bodies are not full. The child was placed in an incubator like device to aid breathing and soon plans were made to move him to Riley Hospital for Children in Indianapolis. The mother is a factory worker, and this is her fifth child, with four previous siblings being normal.
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Washington, Ind
Daviess County Hospital
Vance Chattin
Chattin
Indianapolis
Here
James Whitcomb Riley Hospital
Standard Cleaners offers cleansed dresses at 99¢ this week
Advert reads that dresses are beautifully cleaned and pressed for 99 cents this week only at Standard Cleaners located at 564 Broad St and 100 Weat Ave. The notice highlights a special price and two local branches.
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Broad St
Weat Ave
Liquor Board Summons Oberlin Club Owners
The Ohio Board of Liquor Control has summoned Ruby and Hilbert Cloudt, doing business as the Alibi Club, 158 E. Lorain Street Oberlin, to appear before it December 17 for a hearing on a charge of selling alcoholic beverages to a minor.
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Ohio Board of Liquor Control
Ruby
Hilbert Cloudt
Alibi Club
E. Lorain Street
Oberlin
Liquor Board
Strike Postponed by Piedmont Pilots in Chicago
The Air Lines Pilots Association delaying a 100 pilot Piedmont Airlines strike set for today. Postponement pending mediation board session results. Piedmont serves eight southern and southeastern states.
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Chicago
INS
Air Lines Pilots Association
Piedmont Airlines
Piedmont Lines
One day service at Crystal Ole Cleaners
A brief local notice states Crystal Ole offers one day service at Clear Cleaners located at 367 Cleveland with emphasis on rapid garment turnaround.
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Sevice
Tal Clear Cleaners
Cleveland
Peace talks in Korea collapse after perfidy charge
UN halted negotiations for a planned Korean peace conference after Communist negotiator Huang Hua accused the United States of perfidy over prisoner releases. U.N. envoy Arthur H. Dean said he would not return unless the Communists formally request resumption. The five hour session ended with the walkout, ending efforts to settle unification and repatriation issues.
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Panmunjom
Korea
United Nations
United States
U.N
Arthur H. Dean
Dean
Huang Hua
South Korea
Huang
Ki Sok Bok
Syngman Rhee
William K. Harrison
U.N. Command
Nam Il
Rhee
Two Women Shot. One Dies by Self Inflicted Gunfire
Hospital officials report Miss Alta Lee Pugh age 27 remains in critical condition after Kenneth C. Miner of Lorain shot her in the General Motors Plant parking lot and killed himself. Henry West of 165 Wood Street lies in critical condition at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a shoulder wound allegedly from James Robert Trammell of 1529 West River Street on Sunday evening.
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Alta Lee Pugh
Kennneth C. Miner
Lorain
Miner
Miss Pugh
General Motors
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Henry West
Woodstreet
James Robert Trammell
West River Street
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Calendar of Events Elyria 10 Church News Elyria 4 5 6 Comics 23 Death Records 2 Editorials 24 Hospital Notes 10 Markets 2 Oberlin a Radio TV 14 Society 10 11 Sports 18 19 22 Suburban Calendar 6 Theatres 14 Voice of the People 6 Wellington 8 CAPEHART GIANT 24-iich TV screen at Exb Radio Miv
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Amherst Books
S & Home Repair
Elyria
Church
Oberlin
Radio-Tv
Society
Voice of the People
Wellington
Air Force Expansion Planned In Atom Age Preparedness
Washington AP defense officials revealed a long range plan to expand the Air Force to 137 wings and emphasize atomic weapons as the primary peacetime defense arm. The Navy and Army would face large manpower cuts through 1957, with the Air Force growing from 127 to 137 wings and the joint chiefs presenting the “new look” tied to NATO discussions.
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Washington (Ap
Defenseman Administration
Charles E. Wilson
Army
Air Force
Navy
Defense and Budget Bureau
White House
Marine Corps
Wilson
Paris
Joint Chiefs
NATO
Britain
Canada
National Security Council
White House Calls Molotov Reply To Atom Peace Plan Encouraging
Washington reports the White House says the Russian Foreign Minister Molotov promised serious attention to Eisenhower’s atomic peace proposals, calling the Moscow broadcast encouraging. President Eisenhower had urged uranium sharing for peaceful atomic energy and Bohlen met Molotov at the Kremlin ahead of the UN address.
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Washington
White House
Eeisenhower
James C. Hagerty
United Press
London
Moscow
V. M. Kolotov
U.S
Charles E. Bohlen
Russia
Hagerty
Eisenhower
Molotov
Bohlen
United Nations General Assembly
United States
Great Britain
Canada
Kremlin
Premonition Saves Workers In Cape Mine Collapse
A mine foreman at the Cape of Good Hope halted hundreds of European and African workers after having a premonition of danger. Hours later the mine collapsed but caused no casualties, though serious damage occurred.
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Namaqualand, Africa
INS
Cape of Good Hope
Glenmiller albums in stock at Kamma
The Glenmiller albums are available at Kamma with stock listed. Access details not specified.
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Glenm Miller
Kamma
Lorain Student Injured In Duck Hunt Gun Misdirection
Lorain High pitcher Donald Amos, 17, was seriously hurt when he tripped on a friend's gun, causing a full shell to fire. He and classmate Patrick Costello, 17, had skipped classes to hunt ducks along Lorain Harbor's breakwall and Costello rowed the wounded boy to a Coast Guard Station for aid.
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Lorain, O
Donald Amos
Lorain High
Amos
Patrick Costello
Lorain Harbor
Costello
Coast Guard
Molotov Seeks Serious Attention to Eisenhower Acheson
Soviet Foreign Minister Vyacheslav Molotov assured U S ambassador Charles Bohlen that Moscow would give the Eisenhower atomic arms proposals serious attention. The broadcast cited Bohlen's UN speech briefing and noted Molotov’s promise to treat the issue as important, as in past similar cases.
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London
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
United States
Moscow
Russia
Eisenhower
Moscow Radio
Molotov
U. S
Charles E. Bohlen
United Nations
Bohlen
Vyacheslav Mikhailovich Molotov
U.S.S.R
General Assembly of
U.S.A
V. M. Molotov
U.S
Amherst Solicitor Heads Ohio Municipal League
Amherst Village solicitor David R. Goldthorpe was elected president of the Ohio Municipal League at the second annual Ohio Municipal Conference held at Western Reserve University in Cleveland. He helped form the Amherst League chapter in 1949 and, with his family at 549 Church Street, has been a longtime Amherst resident. James D. Williams of Portsmouth was named first vice president and Arnold V. Finch of Toledo was re elected second vice president as the group set its 1954 conference in Columbus.
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David R. Goldthorpe
Amherst
Ohio Municipal League
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Goldthorpe
League of Ohio
Church Street
James D. Williams
Portsmouth
Arnold V. Finch
Toledo
Columbus
Urges State Bay Land For Hunting Purposes
COLUMBUS Ohio UP The purchase of more land for public use was suggested by the chief of the Ohio Wildlife Division to day as a partial solution to reduce the hunting pressure by Ohio s 500 000 hunters each year Charles Dambach said he is conducting a survey with two other members of the Wildlife Division for possible public hunting sites in Northeastern Ohio Dambach said the state wants to buy tracts of at least 5000 acres preferably more
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Columbus
Ohio Wildlife Division
Ohio
Charles Dambach
Wildlife Division
Dambach
Mattress Matters Chronicle Want Ads Feature
A brief classified note promotes mattress width for comfort and touts Chronicle Telegram Want Ads as the quick, friendly path to renting selling job finding and lost item recovery with assistance from ad takers at 4751.
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Chronicle
Telegram
Dial 4751
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