Ohio Faces More Cold Weather and Snow
The Weather Bureau warns five more inches of snow in Ohio with a drop in temperature. High winds and snow are expected tonight and Thursday, after temperatures rise into the 20s to 32 degrees. Snow depths range from nine to 18 inches across the state as fatalities rise from the cold and related accidents.
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Weather Bureau
Ohio
Mercury
United Press
Highway Department
Mansfield
Ashland
London
Toledo
Sun Oil Co
Cincinnati
Marjorie Schuetze
Ward Mowrer
Wooset
Billie Mack Hogue
Norbert Reifenberger
Emery Williams
Newark
Tome
Jumes
May Hughes
Chatham
Battle to Keep Roads Open Grows Tougher
County Engineer Don E Patterson reports the fight to keep roads open amid drifting snow remains hard even without fresh snowfall. He notes wind drives drifts and blocks faster than they can be cleared and asks motorists for understanding as crews stay in near constant operation with all county snow clearing equipment.
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Don E. Patterson
Patterson
County Road
Paterson
Supt. Nicholas to Receive Doctor of Philosophy Degree
Elyria public schools superintendent Lynn W. Nicholas will receive a Doctor of Philosophy degree from Ohio State University. He will participate in the 1952 Autumn graduation at two o'clock Thursday in the men’s physical education building, with 653 graduates receiving diplomas and Dr Clarence C. Stoughton delivering the commencement address.
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Lynn WN. Nicholas
Elyria Public Schools
Nicholas
Ohio State University
Ohio State
Clarence C. Stoughton
Wittenberg College
Springfield
Columbus
Elyria
Ohio Wesleyan University
aSehellen Army
Elyria Board
CIO
College of Education
Mari
Army
Lynn
Fred
Rotary Club
Garford
Ravenue
Fl-Rev Gratin
Joy Says Reds Stall In Truce Talks In Korea
Vice Adm. C. Turner Joy accuses Communists of stalling armistice talks in Korea and seeking to weaken UN forces by blocking troop rotation. He warns if prisoners are murdered, UN actions remain undecided but urges safe, negotiated terms. The armistice subcommittee recessed after exchanging prisoner lists and translations proceed.
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Joy
Arnold Dibble
United Press
Munsan
Korea
United Nations
Adm
C. Turner Joy
USN
Jeyan
Mmunists
Tod
Japan
United States
Alan Winnington
Mahan
UN Command
Welbe
Tote
Estes Anu W5etess
Winnington
Blizzard Howls Into Northwest
A severe blizzard surged from the Pacific into the Northwest with winds up to 70 miles per hour, setting snow drifts and record low temperatures. The cold wave stretched to the Gulf and Atlantic with many deaths and subzero readings across Minnesota Wisconsin Iowa and the Deep South as forecasts warned the storm would move into Iowa tonight and head east.
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United Press
Montana
Dakotas
Midwest
Gulf
Atlantic Seaboard
Rocky Mountains
Cote , A
Seares Camwara
Pacific Ocean
Northwest States
Rockies
Canadian
Mexico
Atlantic Ocean
International Alls
Minn
Wausau
Wis
Madison
Dime
Birmingham
Ala
Shreveport
Augusta
New England
Atlantic
Iowa
Elyria Speakers’ Club Meeting Canceled Today
The Elyria Speakers' Club meeting scheduled for 7:30 p m at Lake Avenue Congregational Church has been canceled. Organizers plan two meetings next month and will notify members of the dates.
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Elyria
Lake Avenue
Girl Scouts Plan Evening Carols in Elyria
About 400 Girl Scouts from Elyria and nearby areas gather at Ely Park for a 30 minute Christmas carol concert as part of the downtown Elyria Yuletide celebration. The program was moved from last Friday due to bad weather and will now start at 7 30 p m.
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Girl Scouts of
Elyria
Ely Park
Cloudy in Northeast Ohio Tonight With Snow Likely Thursday
Forecast shows cloudy skies over northeastern Ohio with a milder night, low around 12. Thursday brings periodic snow and continued cold conditions. A local ad notes Christmas trees in a warm building at Lake Supply Co. and outdoor selection at Flowers by Betty.
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Ohio
Lake Supply, Co
Lake Ave
Betty
Cor
Park
Clark
Two U S trained Russian spies executed in Soviet Union
London Moscow radio reports two United States trained Russian agents parachuted into southwest Russia from an American plane last August and were executed. The men Osmanov and Stantsev allegedly confessed to espionage and terror activities for the United States. State Department says it has no knowledge of the men or the case.
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London
Moscow
United States
Russia
Sov 1
Germany
Soviet Union
U.S
A. I. Osmanov
F. K. Stantsev
Michael J. McDermott
State Department
Bessaarabia
Romania
Greece
Osmanov
Sarantsov
UN Officials Uncertain Over Gen Dean Prisoner Status
UN officials remained unsure whether Maj. Gen. William F. Dean is a Communist prisoner. His name appeared on a POW list, but missing Army serial number and lack of access to Communist lines hinder confirmation. Dean, last seen near Taejon July 20, 1950, led the 24th Division and was reported missing in action.
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Munsan
Korea
William F. Dean
Dean
Taejon
Lorain County
C. A. Gibbons
Elyria City
Amherst
Oberlin
Wellington
Gibbons
Cars Blocking Snow Clearing Must Be Moved
Safety Service Director D. W. Kothe urged motorists to move autos as city crews resume snow removal. More than 50 cars were towed yesterday to clear main arteries, with further removals possible if owners cannot be reached. Owners can call police to locate towed vehicles by license number and location. towing costs are the owner's responsibility.
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Safety Service
D. W. Kothe
Kathe
Will Head Grotto-Ford Heusser Installed as Monarch
Will Head Grotto Ford Heusser of Amherst will be installed as Monarch of Lorain County El Rey Grotte on January 5. The Bail follows at the Elks ballroom. Heusser is past master of Stonington Lodge No. 503 F and 1A M. He heads plant protection at Niles Steel Products. The ceremony is open to prophets families and guests.
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Ford Heusser
Amherst
Lorain County
el Rey Grotte
Elks
Heusser
Stonington Lodge
Niles Steel Products Company
Families Hope for POW List Impact on Lorain County Kin
Lorain County families anxiously await confirmation if their service members are included in a prisoner of war list released by the Communists. Among those named are Army chaplain husband of Mrs. Wayne Burdue and several local veterans listed as missing.
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Korea
Wayne Burdue
Walter Gehrke
East Avenue
Tacoma
Wash
Pfe
James H. Crayton
S. H. Crayton
Alvi D. Norris
George Norris
Parmely Avenue
William Nixon
Harriet Nixon
Norman Millec
Norman Miller
Milan Avenue
Amherst
George Poulsen
Nils Poulsen
Avon Center Road
Avon
Rados Dudukovich
Larain
Dist
Slippery roads blamed for trio of crashes
Sheriff reports three accidents caused by slick highways yesterday. Everett Heffer man’s car rear ended on Route 301 near Route 10 at 4 45 p m. George Thoupe and Malcolm Lamadue sideswiped on Gulf road hill. Joseph Zimmerman and Willard Davis collided on Route 47 near Rule 254, pushing Cotton’s car.
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Sheriff's Department
Everett Hefferman
Marseilles Avenue
Route 301
Route 10
Melvin E. Smith
Wellington
Gulf Road
George Thoupe
Valley View
Malcolm Lamadue
Carlisle Avenue
Joseph Zimmerman
Lorain
Willard Davis
Margaret Cotton
Lake Avenue
Markham
Raver
Registrants Take Preinduction Examinations in Cleveland
Forty five selective service registrants including 38 men from the local board traveled to Cleveland for preinduction physical and mental examinations to determine fitness for military service. Mike Merva of 119 Floral Court led today’s group as the last preinduction batch from this locality for the year. January quotas will be announced later.
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Cleveland
Mike Merva
Floral Court
Catherine McKee
Jury Work Is Suspended For Current Term In Common Pleas
Common pleas court suspends jury work for the term through January 7 as Judge John D. Pincura states no new jury cases will be assigned. A $5,000 personal injury suit by Lucreta Ward against Lake Shore Coach Co. was settled yesterday after Ward was injured on July 19, 1948 when a bus stopped abruptly.
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Common Pleas Court
John D. Pincura
Tollewood Road
Sheffield Lake
Lake Shore Coach Co
Elyria Chest Board To Meet Tomorrow In December Session
The board of trustees of Elyria Community Chest Inc will meet tomorrow evening at 2 20 in room 714 Elyria Savings and Trust Bank. At this regular December meeting the board will act on 1952 appropriations and consider other business matters.
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Elyria Community Chest, Inc
Elyria Savings and Trust Bank
Slow Work Compiling POW List Top Campaign for Missing Men
A Defense Department effort to publish a 3198 name list of Americans held as POWs in Korea proceeds slowly as 4198 names of missing in action are released. The Pentagon works around the clock to inform families, with 636 names public by 8:30 am EST and a projection to finish by tomorrow night. Maj Gen William F Dean, missing since Taejon, appears on the list. Henry Modell proposes a $500000 Gifts of Gold drive to aid prisoners, while the public anxiously follows editions and radio broadcasts.
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Sean
Defense Department
Washington
International Red Cross
U.N. Command
Winnington
U.S
Korea
Pentagon
Eighth Army
Tokyo
William F. Dean
Taejon
Urees
Henry Modell
New York
American Legion
Truman
Ohio POW List Reports 3,198 U.S. Servicemen Captured
The soldiers named are listed as prisoners of war with their hometowns across Ohio. The report notes most are Army personnel and includes divisions such as sergeants corporals privates and specialists from cities like Akron Dayton Columbus Cincinnati Cleveland Toledo Springfield and more.
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U. S
L c
Thomas L. Dawson
Akron
Charles C. Hankey
Dayton
Lester Bell
Rossford
Roland A. Hamilton
Midairtown
Fred Harper
Columbus
Cal
Albert L. Bemerer
Cincinnati
Miles E. Lampkin
Uhrichsville
Charles Bryant, Jr
Lowell D.skinner
Aktion
Anthony RF
Trdawig
James F. Chilis
Cleveland
Pitt
Jackie L. Petry
Davien
Robert E Sitler
Greentown
William Lewis Gr
L c Rob E. Price
Straitsville
Bid Received For Deiss Hill Improvement Project
The state highway department received a bid of 32144 from The Ohin Engineering Co. Lorain as the low bidder for the Deiss Hill improvement near Pleasant View Sanatorium in Amherst. The project is a joint federal state and county effort with an estimated cost of 162609 and includes a grade reduction by a fill over about seven tenths of a mile.
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State Highway Department
Ohin Engineering Co
Lorain
Deiss Hill
Pleasant View Sanatorium
Sherst
UMW Committee Meet Seen Tied To Steel Talks
Washington reports say John L. Lewis and CIO steelworkers leaders press for a wage agreement to avert a nationwide walkout. Cyrus Ching prepares last minute mediation as Truman and Wage Stabilization Board may become involved if talks fail.
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UMW
Washington
CIO
John L. Lewis
Lewis
United Mine Workers
NMW
Cyrus S$ le Ching
Philip
Weg
Cece Meeanare
Murray
Ching
Steel Industry
Truman
Wage Stabilization Board
Vanday
Saywoodie Pipes-82 50 Up to 2500
Classified notice advertises pipes priced 82 to 50 dollars and a maximum of 2500 dollars. Mentions Marsh Guenin as advertiser and ARGE election of Christmas Trees. Notes locations 103 W River and 387 Furnace St. udv binding details unclear.
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Saywoodie
Marsh Guenin
Adv
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Indi
Burton
Johnson
Kelile
Quota Club
Girl Scouts
Elyria Gospel Tabernacle
Jim Resear
Lodi Street
Gen
Ferd Heusser
Chest Board
Seatch
Botamer Florist
Deal Auto Stores
Broad St
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