Iran Court Trials Mossadegh as Demonstrations Surge
Ousted Premier Mohammed Mossadegh faces treason charges in Tehran as student demonstrations erupt amid a recess in the military court session. Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi’s letter promising pardon for offenses against him stuns observers while troops disperse crowds and six arrests are reported. The prosecutor seeks death for Mossadegh and co defendant Brig. Gen Taqqi Riahi, with appeals possible but unlikely to end swiftly.
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Tehran
Iran
Mohammed Mossadegh
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlevi
Mossadegh
Anglo-Iranian Oil Company
Nazrollah Moghbeli
Shah
Taqqi Riahi
Riahi
Fugitives In Detroit After Mass Jail Break Enrages Prosecutor
Five inmates escaped from Southern Michigan State Prison by torching doors and climbing sewer tunnels. They abducted two women for a 300 mile Detroit flight before vanishing. Wayne County Commissioner A Tom Pasieczny fled the city for protection as authorities hunt the escaped convicts, with 200 detectives and state patrols pursuing leads.
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Detroit
Michigan State
Motor City
Wayne County
A. Tom Pasieczny
Roman Usuiondek
Pasieczny
Jackson
G. Mennen Williams
Bannan
Ohio
Indiana
Joseph Brown
Roman Usiondek
Edward J. Emerick
Daniel Bousha
Virgil Lane
Robert Dowling
Mary Lou Watts
Helen Gilbert
Southern Michigan
Harold Rosa
Milner
Last Chance For POW Interviews In Panmunjom
In Panmunjom Korea the Neutral Repatriation Commission chair said he will give 22 Americans their last chance on Tuesday to attend come home interviews. Indian Lt. Gen. Thimayya planned to enter the compound to speak with unrepatriated Americans and South Koreans and said most would not volunteer to leave. The move followed a 34 day boycott by anti Communist Chinese prisoners at explanation tents with only minor violence.
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Panmunjom
Korea
K. S. Thimayya
Thimayya
County Schools Start Vacations Tomorrow
Lorain County schools will close for the annual Christmas vacation tomorrow evening and reopen on January 4. Eaton school closed Friday to allow repairs and improvements to the building.
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Lorain County
C. A. Gibbons
Eaton
Weather update for Northeastern Ohio with rain and snow
Cloudy conditions with occasional rain and warmer readings today in Northeastern Ohio. High around 46, then colder tonight with rain turning to snow and wind. Sunday temperature range 32 to 40 with 24 hour precipitation ending Sunday noon. Moon phases and sunrise sunset noted. slippery highways in areas near Sandusky to Cleveland. rest of highways normal. Christmas trees and cemetery wreaths advertised by local florists.
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Ohio
Sandusky, Tiffin, Bucyrus
Mansfield
Wooster
Akron
Cleveland
Five Car Crashes Leave Three Injured On Weekend
Two drivers cited for driving violations after five traffic accidents investigated by the sheriff's department over the weekend. Three people from Cleveland were injured in a Route 20 collision near Dyke Road at 4 45 a m. Ariell Andrews of 6055 Wichita Avenue Cleveland said his car was hit by Howard Balsar of 1318 E 84th Street Cleveland causing his car to spin into Ivory Jarrett of 2377 E 30th Street Cleveland. Jarrett treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital for left elbow and feet injuries. Charles Clark 53 of 3651 Central Avenue a passenger treated for forehead lacerations and knee abrasions. Betty Azum 43 of 2377 E 30th Street treated for hip knee and elbow injuries. In a second three car crash James Foley of 39043 Center Ridge Road turning into a driveway Harry Webber of LaGrange stopped to permit the turn his car struck by Richard Taylor Jr 375 Bon Air Avenue Cleveland Taylor said he looked away momentarily and could not avoid the collision. A different incident on Route 10 East of 76 saw George Jaycox 999 Oak Street Grafton collide with B F Meade 1227 Carnegie Avenue Cleveland as Meade turned and received a license violation. Marvin Gibson 33 Sugar Ridge Road cited for reckless driving after breaking a utility pole on Sugar Ridge Road Elyria. Virginia Stauder Elyria and Ira Ash Elyria damaged when Stauder pulled out of a nightclub parking lot West of Elyria on Route 113 at 5 35 p m Saturday.
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Sheriff’s Department
Jarrett
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Charles Clark
Central Avenue
Betty Azum
E. 30Th Street
James Foley
Center Ridge Road
Harry Webber
LaGrange
Foley
Richard Taylor Jr
Bon Air Avenue
Webber
Taylor
George Jaycox
Oak Street
Grafton
Fire causes $20,000 damage to Royal cafe Barberton
A two alarm fire in Bar berton Sunday caused about $20,000 damage to the Royal cafe and the apartments above. The blaze burned for three hours before being brought under control with no injuries reported.
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Barberton, D
Ins
Royal Cafe
Barberton
Sandusky Man Critically Hurt in Pa. Crash
A 31 year old Sandusky Ohio man, William K Alley of 213 Market St, was listed in critical condition after his car skidded on an icy highway north of Connellsville and struck a concrete culvert. He suffered possible skull fracture and head and face injuries.
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Connellsville
Sandusky
Ohio
Here
William K. Alley
Market St
Where To Turn CUSTOM BUILT Motorola Auto Radios for all cars
Custom built Motorola auto radios offered for all cars. Price listed as 39.6 dollars. Erb Radio contact phone appears as 3176. Advertisement notice.
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Motorola
Commissioners Approve Annexation to Elyria City
County commissioners today approved a petition to annex 41 acres along Cleveland Street to the City of Elyria at its eastern edge. The parcel, owned by multiple individuals, extends about 516 feet along the street and 3,400 feet north, with no objections raised at the hearing. The measure moves to the Elyria City Council for final approval.
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Elyria
General Motors
John Hovis
Cleveland Street
Donald Gibbons
August Johnson
Eva Scott
Lucille Stang
C. H
Marion Davis
Earl
Anna Pallas
Frank Egan
Robert
Edyth Schumar
Ninth Ballot Fails To Elect French President
Versailles reports the ninth ballot failed to elect a French president as Premier Joseph Laniel led but lost votes to Montel amid a bitter deadlock. Official tallies show Laniel 413, Naegelen 365, Montel 103, with a 10th ballot anticipated in joint session at Versailles Palace.
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Versailles
France
Vincent Auriol
Joseph Laniel
Laniel
National Assembly
Senate
Versailles Palace
Marcel-Edmond Naegelen
Pierre Montel
Montel
Air
Christmas Tree Thief Strips Hyde Park Lights, Boston
A thief turned the season grim by stealing all the lights from a Christmas tree set up outside Charles Peatfield's Hyde Park home in Boston. Neighbors describe the act as mean and cowardly, harming the holiday display. Police are investigating and seeking tips.
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Boston
INS
Hyde Park
Charles Peatfield
Christmas Trees Home Grown Een Cut Pine and Spruce
Geo and Stella Smith offer home grown Christmas trees including white pine and spruce. Located locally, trees in various sizes available for the season with direct sales to customers.
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Spmce
Geo
Stella Smith
Pigeons' Damage Claim Referred for Auditor’s Advice
Bruce W. Single of Belden seeks 416 dollars for 64 racing pigeons killed by dogs on May 22. County Commissioners Oscar G. Dunn and J. Powell Jones forwarded the claim to the state auditor for guidance on payment. Commissioner J Norman Thompson opposed the referral, saying the county prosecutor ruled it payable.
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Bruce W. Singletown
Belden
Oscar G. Dunn
J. Powell Jones
J. Norman Thompson
Paul Mikus
Waste crews switch to four day week for holiday schedule
Sanitation Superintendent Harold F. Gooden announced refuse should be put on streets one day early as collectors work a ten hour day through Thursday. The four day work week allows an extended weekend from Thursday night to Monday morning.
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Harold F. Gooden
Gooden
Crystal Clear Cleaners Offers One Day Shirt Laundering
Crystal Clear Cleaners at 587 Cleveland St advertises shirts beautifully laundered with a one day service promise. The brief notice highlights fast turnaround for customers seeking quick cleaning.
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Crystal Clear! Cleaners
Cleveland St
Replies To Eisenhower Proposal Drive Inches Toward Clarity
Moscow asked for more explanation but agreed to join confidential U N negotiations over Eisenhower's atomic energy pool idea. The piece notes United States-Government emphasis, prisoner repatriation talks near deadline, and the possibility four Americans may still return from Korea. It highlights Pfc Richard R. Tenneson as a possible repatriation prospect and his Minnesota mother in Tokyo.
Shortest Day Marks Official Start of Winter Across U S
The shortest day arrives at 10 32 p m EST as Sol moves to its southernmost point signaling the start of winter. Clouds blanket the nation with a continuous overcast while three cold fronts move eastward and temperatures are set to fall in the Midwest.
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Old Sol
United Press
Weather Bureau
Southwest
Midwest
Atlantic Leaboard
New Trial Ordered for Industrialist Clifford Hanson
The U S Court of Appeals orders a new trial for Clifford O Hanson of Tiffin an industrialist convicted of income tax evasion The 12 page decision found jurors not properly instructed Hanson was convicted in Toledo on June 25 1952 and sentenced to three years in prison plus 20000 in fines The appellate court said the judge failed to instruct the jury on proof by circumstantial evidence and to exclude every reasonable hypothesis of innocence The government contends 1945 and 1946 income amounts were 55351 and 39927 with no indication of when Hanson will be retried.
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Cincinnati
U.S. Court of Appeals
Clifford O. Hanson
Tiffin
Hanson
Toledo
U. S
Frank L. Kloeb
Syracuse University forum previews Soviet life discussion
Two academic departments at Syracuse University co sponsor a forum on current Russian economic and social life. The program begins with the singing of The Star Spangled Banner.
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Syracuse, N. Y
INS
Syracuse University
Hunter Dies In Field Near Peninsula
Akron dispatch reports Harland Martin died of a heart attack while hunting near his Peninsula home. Neighbors located his body in a field, and funeral services are planned for Tuesday.
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Akron
INS
Harland ‘Martin
Peninsula
Dance Dec 22 at Roll Arena with Vadnal Orchestra
Elyria Bowling Association promotes a dance on December 22 featuring Johnny Vadnal's Orchestra. Tickets cost 1.00 per couple and are available from any league bowler, per Ady.
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Johnny Vadnal
Elyria Bowling Association
Om Ady
Soviet reply to Eisenhower proposal handed to Bohlen
Molotov delivered a Soviet communication to Bohlen at 6 p.m. today and 7 p.m. press conference in the foreign ministry announced the delivery. Moscow radio planned to broadcast the statement at 7 pm. The message urged explanation of the plan and proposed that states in the agreement renounce atomic and hydrogen weapons and other mass annihilation arms with strict international control to ensure compliance.
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Russia
Bohlen
Molotov
Foreign Ministry
Fyodor Lyichev
Moscow Radio
Eisenhower
Moscow
Auto Train Collision Fatal To 7 In Family
A Chicago family tragedy leaves seven dead after an auto train crash. Audrey Galle, 12, dies from brain injury and fractures after being taken to Resurrection Hospital Des Plaines. Fred Galle, 37, Violet 33, Carey Illinois, and children Elaine six John eight Evelyn ten Carol Ann one perished at the scene or en route.
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Chicago
Audrey Galle
Fred Galle
Carey
Violet
Elaine
John
Evelyn
Carol Ann
Audrey
Resurrection Hospital
Desplaines
Iil
Hunt Young Man Missing Eight Days in Ohio and West Virginia
Police report Robert Hudson, 20, vanished after leaving his fiancée Margaret Spencer in Huntington West Virginia eight days ago. He was last seen heading toward Cleveland with an engagement ring and wedding band in hand to be recut for her finger. They planned to marry in January.
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Cleveland, O
Ohio
West Virginia
Robert Hudson
Huntington
W. Va
Margaret Spencer
Hudson
Cleveland
Complete Garments Sale At Standard Cleaners
Complete garments priced at 1.99 offered by Standard Cleaners with locations at 564 Broad Street and 1300 West Avenue in Addy.
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Standard Cleaners
Broad St
W. Ave
Author Proud of Stalin Peace Prize
New York author How ard Fast called his Stalin Peace Prize the highest honor in these times. Moscow radio named nine other winners for aiding peace. Fast was the sole American recipient, at age 39, and said he was surprised and bewildered.
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New York
INS
Howard Fast
Moscow
Fast
Ambition Realized: Lewis Sentenced for Syracuse Burglary
George Lewis, 22, pleaded guilty to second degree burglary in thefts from dozens of Syracuse homes. Judge Leo W. Breed gave a 15 to 25 year sentence after Lewis glared at the bench and uttered a harsh remark. The sentence could have been 30 years.
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Syracuse
INS
George Lewis
Lewis
Leo W. Breed
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Attend Council Meeting Tonight at City Hall 7 30
City officials invite residents to a council meeting at City Hall this evening at 7 30. The notice mentions pre-Christmas sales on 2nd Street with special values and advertised deals.
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City Hall
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