Fear as B 29 raid hits Northwest Korea depot
Eleven American B 29s bombed the Chung Ni supply depot 65 miles northeast of Anju, leaving 60 supply buildings and 70 large piles of supplies in smoldering ruins. The raid came as winter battles persist with cold temperatures and sporadic artillery fire along the Kumhwa and Triangle Hill sectors.
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Seoul
Korea
Chung-Ni
Anju
Je ChongChon River
Kumhwa
Triangle Hill
West Central Front
Tragic C-124 Crash Kills Dozens On Christmas Flight
A C-124 Globemaster carrying 132 personnel including many on Christmas furlough crashed on takeoff from Larson AFB Moses Lake Washington amid a snowstorm. Air Force officials reported unknown numbers dead and injured with some survivors. The crash marked the second Globemaster loss in a month and prompted an official investigation.
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Moses Lake
Wash
Air Force
Avro Tudor
Wales
Military Air Transport Service
Douglas
Greyhound
Alaska
62Nd Wing
Larson Afb
Columbia Basin
Senior Choir Presents Christmas Concert at EHS
Elyria High School Senior Cappella Choir under Martin Beck will present its annual Christmas program Sunday afternoon at three in the school auditorium. Alumni will join for Divine Praise and Marcia Guth will perform solos. A reception and social hour follows for members and alumni. the public is invited.
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Elyria High School
Martin Beck
Divine Praise
Ye Choir
Marcia Guth
Winter Arrives Officially Sunday Weather Reaches South
Winter set in across the nation with a 3 to 6 inch snow blanket from eastern Nebraska to central Wisconsin. Freezing rain coated many areas creating treacherous roads as subfreezing temperatures lingered east of the Mississippi. The precipitation band moved east and extended into the northern Gulf states.
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Nebraska
Wisconsin
Mississippi
Asar
Gulf States
Court To Rule On School Bus Transportation Question
Common Pleas Judge John D. Zincura will hear at 1 p.m. Monday a declaratory judgment suit brought by Joe Eyring, president of the Belden school board, to determine if the board ran or must pay bus transportation for former Belden high school students now at LaGrange High School. After Belden High School dissolved, students were sent to Valley City High. about 23 chose LaGrange and roughly 15 attend Valley City. Prosecutor Paul Mikus ruled transportation must be paid for the LaGrange students, and Eyring requested the suit to resolve this issue.
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Common Pleas
John D. Zincura
Joe Eyring
Belden School Board
Deermine
Belden High School
LaGrange High School
Belden
Valey City High School
Valley City School
Paul Mikus
LaGrange
Eyring
East German Cities Prepare for Stalin's 73rd Birthday
Berlin reports East German cities decorated for Soviet Premier Josef Stalin. Official celebrations planned across all cities on Sunday marking his 73rd birthday.
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Berlin
Josef Stalin
Northeastern Ohio Forecast Clouds Wind Rain Warmth Near Christmas Trees
Weather forecast for Northeastern Ohio calls for cloudy and windy conditions with rain. Sunday remains cloudy and colder with a high near 48 and a low around 34 tonight. Jim Resar advertises Christmas trees at 819 Lodi Seadrive.
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Ohio
Jim Resar
Lodi
Woman Hurt In Route 20 Three Car Collision
One person injured and three cars damaged in a Route 20 crash about a quarter mile west of Route 10 at 4 23 p m yesterday. Thomas Paonessa 49 of 312 East Avenue collided with Mrs. Walter Ingersoll 39 of Wakeman and then hit Everett Shields 43 of Wellington. Ann Herman 46 of Wakeman treated at Allen Hospital for a sprained shoulder.
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Route
Route 10
Thomas Paonessa
East Avenue
Walter Ingersoll
Wakeman
Everett Shields
Wellington
Paonessa
Ingersoll
Shields
Ann Herman
Allen Hospital
Oberlin
John Wircenske
Wircenske
Elyria
John Glover, Jr
North
Abbe Road
William F. Goddard
Eddycourt
Glover
Goddard
Ton of Money Kettle drives Salvation Army fund
Ki Queens and Elyria Fire Department volunteers raised nearly 500 at the Salvation Army Ton of Money Kettle on Broad Street bringing the total to 1067.40 as Captain Burton Johnson notes. Junior Chamber of Commerce workers man the kettle today and gifts from Cub Pack 121 Ely School and Y Teens Jefferson School plus anonymous company gifts push the tally. A Christmas service will be held Tuesday morning for basket recipients with registration required at the Army office by day’s end. Christmas services at the new Citadel include a children's service in the morning and a candlelight service in the evening.
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Ki-Queens
Elyria
Salvation Army
Broad Street
Burton Johnson
Chamber of Commerce
Army
Cub Pack 121
Ely School
Jefferson School
Johnson
New Citadel
Fatal Texas bus crash leaves two drivers dead
A loaded bus and a milk truck with a tank collided near Amarillo, killing both drivers and seriously injuring 14 bus passengers. A second car then hit the wreckage, injuring two airmen as flames from the truck tank ignited the bus. Police closed U.S. 60 as crews battled the fire and rescued the injured.
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Amarillo
Tex
Here
U.S. 60
Four seized in gun running ring tied to Cuban uprising
Police plus federal agents arrested a fourth suspect in a gun running ring aimed at overthrowing Fidel Castro. Three men were already detained in Westchester and Yonkers as munitions including bazooka shells and grenades were seized. The latest arrest involved William J. Wood, 45, at the Commodore Hotel, booked on Sullivan Law charges.
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Mamaroneck
N.Y
Fulgencio Batista
Westchester County
Cuba
New York City
Commodore Hotel
Eisenhower
William J. Wood
Wood
Miami
Yonkers
Alfred Manheim
New York
Frank Connell
Brooklyn
AFL
Bill Posters Union
Manheim
Connell
Jose Duarte
Twin Siamese Baby Clings To Life After Separation
In Chicago a 15 month old boy Roger Lee Brodie, born Siamese with his twin Rodney Dee, survived the risky separation operation despite fears of cerebral edema and other complications. Rodney Dee, also improving, spoke his first words Friday night as doctors battled to save both lives.
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Chicago
Roger Lee Brodie
Roger
Rodney Dee
Rodney
Eisenhower Plans Quiet Weekend
President-elect Eisenhower will play golf in near freezing weather and rest at home after a brief staff period at the Commodore Hotel. James Hagerty said no appointments or announcements are planned, and a possible UN Commission on Human Rights nomination was seen as unlikely.
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New York
Eisenhower
Commodore Hotel
Morningside Heights
James Hagerty
Oswald B. Lord
Eleanor Roosevelt
United Nations Commission
Citizens For
Eisenhower-Nixon
No Casualty List Christmas Day
The Defense Department announced it will not release a Korean casualty list for publication on Christmas Eve or Christmas Day. Reporters did not receive a casualty list on Friday and will not obtain one today.
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Washington
Defense Department
Pentagon
Airlift Brings Many GIs Home For Christmas
In Frankfurt Germany thousands of U S servicemen and women in Europe fly home for Christmas in a mass transport effort labeled Santa Claus the largest since the 1948 Berlin airlift. The Army organized the big lift and commercial carriers joined with a campaign promoting Christmas furloughs in the United States.
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Frankfurt
Germany
U. S
Europe
Berlin
Army
Taft Nears Senate Leadership Post in GOP Shakeup
Washington Senator Robert A. Taft moved toward the Senate floor leadership a harmony step signaling a shift in Republican approach to legislation. Taft’s formal candidacy makes his election virtually assured ahead of a Jan. 2 caucus. Bridges of New Hampshire and Knowland of California decline the top post. Knowland seeks the Policy Committee chairmanship formerly held by Taft.
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Washington
Robert A. Taft
Senate
GOP
Taft
Eisenhower
Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
William F. Knowland
California
Knowland
Post Office Windows Open Sunday Afternoon in Elyria
Parcel post and stamp windows at the Elyria Post Office will be open 1 to 5 PM Sunday per Postmaster William H. Jenne. Delivery will occur Sunday and the office returns to regular hours Monday from 8 AM to 6 PM. Air mail and special delivery are encouraged to speed deliveries.
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Elyria Post Office
William H. Jenne
Jenne
Elyrians
Air Parcel Post
Christmas Greetings Given For Overtime Parkers
NORTH SACRAMENTO California police officers handed out Christmas greetings instead of summonses to overtime parkers. The cards urged motorists to avoid long parking to allow others to finish shopping.
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Sacramento
Calif
O'Leary Granted Stay Of Sentence
The Ohio supreme court granted a stay of sentence for Michael O'Leary a Sheffield Lake real estate operator pending his appeal from a perjury conviction. He was sentenced to one to ten years for giving false testimony in a property sale investigation to Sheffield Lake Village. The conviction was affirmed by the district court of appeals.
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Ohio Supreme Court
Michael O'Leary
Sheffield Lake
O’leary
District Court of Appeals
Holiday Spirit In Evidence At City Hall
City Hall hosts annual Christmas party for Fraternal Order of Police children with Santa on a raised throne. Mayor Henry W. Ault presides in a cozy court setting as prisoners sit in a semicircle. jail plans for Christmas Day remain unclear and court is not scheduled.
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City Hall
Order of Police
Henry W. Ault
Santa Claus
Police Department
Clyde Man Killed in Route 20 Crash
Ignatius Kahle 38 of Bellevue dies in automobile collision one mile west of Clyde on Route 20 last night, according to Highway Patrol. Christmas trees, live and cut available at Carpenter's Elyria Nursery, 1823 Grafton Rd, new phone 4521.
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Clyde — Ignatius Kahle
Bellevue
Here
Highway Patrol
Carpenter’s Elyria Nursery
Grafton Rd
Judge Thomson Seeks Substitute Over Eye Ailment
Probate and Juvenile Judge Malcolm Thomson asked Ohio Chief Justice Carl Weygandt to appoint a substitute to manage his office due to an eye condition. Common Pleas Judge D. A. Cook has covered probate duties. an appointed judge would avoid disrupting the regular schedule. A pending juvenile matter involves a sex ring case with Lorain teens. a hearing may be postponed if Thomson is absent.
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Malcolm Thomson
Ohio
Carl Weygandt
Common Pleas
D. A. Cook
Thomson
Common Pleas Court
Weygandt
Want Ads Offer Simple Help for Result-Getting Ads
Local ad service invites buyers to call 4751 for Want Ads and have a courteous Ad-Taker help craft effective ads. Simple steps to place a result-getting notice over the phone. Engage today to maximize response and reach.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Shopping is a Pleasure at Philips
An advertising flyer invites shoppers to enjoy a day of deals at Philips on Saturday. The message emphasizes extended hours and a broad selection for weekend browsing.
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Phillips
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