Neut rals Study Swedish Swiss Delegates Report
The Panmunjom neutral Nations Repatriation Commission divided over a minority report by Sweden and Switzerland. The majority draft blamed delays in repatriation and the rejection of the program by Allied forces. Sweden and Switzerland sought to submit a minority draft to UN and Red commands, with a Sunday meeting set to continue discussions.
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Panmunjomins
Tral Nations
Dia
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Korea
MNRC
Panmunjom
Sweden
Switzerland
NRC
Red
Elyria Realtors Named to State Board Posts
Christmas Eve mail brought two Elyria Board of Realtors members news they would chair and vice chair state committees for the coming year. Andrew J. Foreman Jr. becomes chairman of the committee on professional standards and service to members. John Kinter is named vice-chairman of the committee on education. Terms begin January 1.
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Elyria Board of Realtors
Andrew J. Foreman, Jr
John Kinter
Ohio Association of Real Estate Boards
Vern F. Ross
Cambridge
2 Men Land In Jail After Car Runs Into Pole
An accident on Route 113 near the city limits left two occupants of a car jailed for the Christmas holiday. Samuel Charley, 28, of 320 West avenue, was fined 150 dollars and costs and sentenced to three days in county jail for driving while under the influence. Passenger Gerald Childress, 19, of 612 Wayne street, was held for the grand jury under a 300 dollar bond on a charge of carrying an illegal e. Their car hit a utility pole, deputies said.
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Samuel Charley
West Avenue
C. C. Lord
Gerald Childress
Wayne Street
Driver Fined On Drinking Charge
Anderson Nolen of South Second Street was fined 125 dollars and costs for driving while intoxicated after his car skidded on a West River street curve at 1115 p.m. Thursday and hit another vehicle driven by Jackie Cornell of 651 Bell Avenue. Nolen’s Elyria driving rights were suspended for six months by Mayor Henry W. Ault.
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West River Street
Anderson Nolen
South Second Street
Henry W. Ault
Elyria
Jackie Cornell
Bell Avenue
Avon Lake Students Test Skill In Chemistry Projects
Avon Lake High School physics instructor Kenneth Bon says chemistry students will work solo or in pairs on projects to spark interest in science as part of the course. Booklets with a thousand example projects from science fairs have been distributed, with top ratings earning state fair entry in Columbus and best projects advancing to the national fair in Washington, D. C. Scores max at 100 points across creative ability scientific thought thoroughness skill clarity and dramatic value.
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Avon Lake
Kenneth Bonsell
Avon Lake High School
Columbus
Washington D. C
Leta Beattie Firelands Pioneer Dies Suddenly
Leta Beattie of R D 2 New London dies at home from a heart attack. Pioneer of Firelands area, she lived in New London Township all her life and was active in two churches. Survived by daughter Mary Beattie Elyria High School teacher, daughter Frances Shibley of Berkley Michigan, son John in Parma Heights with the FBI, and two grandchildren. Services set for 2 p.m. Sunday at Sackett Eastman Funeral Home with Rev. L A Crawford officiating.
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Leta M. Beattie
New London
Mary Beattie
Elyria
Beattie
Firelands
New London Township
Mary
Frances Shibley
Berkley
Mich
John
Cleveland
F.B.I
Parma Heights
Sackett-Eastman Funeral Home
L. A. Crawford
Three Captives Foil Hold Up In Avon Lake Chase
State Patrol chased three men after they abandoned a wrecked stolen car south of Lorain. The oldest, a 35 year old Cleveland man, pointed a gun at Texaco station operator Carl Meyer on Lake Road. Meyer yelled, then was beaten. The trio, uninjured, fled on foot, were captured about 15 minutes later in Wellington. The elder suspect, held at Lorain jail, had been under treatment at Crile Hospital and will be arraigned in Avon Lake this afternoon.
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Wellington
Avon Lake
Cleveland
Carl Meyer
Texaco
Lake Road
Meyer
Lorain
State Highway Patrol
Magyar Street
Lima State Hospital
Crile Hospital
Guest Pastors To Visit Avon Lake
Avon The Rev Homer Graven pastor of Avon Baptist church announces guest speakers for two Sundays and next Wednesday. Tomorrow Rev Edward Morrell Baptist Mid Missions field representative will lead the 10 30 a m service and conduct evangelistic services at 730 p m. On December 30 Walter Schenck of Avon Lake leads a special prayer meeting. Rev Richard Durham of Fairview Park will guest pastor January 3. Durham is a missionary under appointment with the Association of Baptists for World Evangelism in Philadelphia Pa.
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Avon
Homer Graven
Avon Baptist Church
Edward Morrell
Baptist Mid-Missions
Walter Schenck
Avon Lake
Richard Durham
Fairview Park
Mr. Durham
Association of Baptists For Word Evangelism
Philadelphia
Death notices from Elyria Vermilion include Laura Glass and Hilda Bowers
Death records list Mrs. Laura Glass of Elyria and Ridgeville dying at Chestnut Ridge Manor. Her husband George survives. visitation at Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home and funeral arrangements to be announced. Also noted are Mrs. Hilda Hancock Bowers of Elyria who died at home after a year and a half illness. She was born May 10 1872 in Barnstaple England and longtime Elyria resident. She leaves a niece and nephew and will be buried at Brookdale cemetery after services at Sudro-Curtis. Additional obituaries include infant Dewey Edward Mann of Elyria and infant Anna Snezek of Elberta Beach Vermilion with rites at local funeral homes. burials also at Brookdale and memorial hospital references.
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Laura Glass
Elyria
Ridgeville
Chestnut Ridge Manor
George
Sudro- Curtis Funeral
Hilda Hancock Bowers
E. Second Street
Bowers
Charles C. Bowers
Bowers Drug Store
Broad Street
Barnstable
England
First Congregational Church
Order of Eastern Star
Garden Club
Kate Dymond
Sterling, Kan
Clarence Hancock
Manhassett, N
Sudro- Curtis Funeral Home
B. Kenneth Anthony
Brookdale Cemetery
Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home
Dewey Edward Mann
Dewey E. Mann
Vulcan Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Wallace Aker
LaPorte Methodist Church
Anna Snezek
Frank Snezek
Elberta Beach
R. D
Memorial Hospital
Sandusky
Janice Ann
Yvonne
Frank Jr
Robert
Richard
Martin
Wiliam Rousch
Lorain
Edward M. Fisher
Cletus Gates
St. Mary’s Church
Thousands homeless after Hong Kong fire devastates huts
One of the worst fires in Hong Kong's history killed at least three people and injured 51. An official note said the eight hour blaze destroyed hut homes belonging to 50,000 to 60,000 residents, all reportedly Chinese, leaving thousands homeless.
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Hong Kong
Home Builders Meet In Chicago Jan. 17-21
The National Association of Home Builders will stage its 10th anniversary convention in Chicago January 17 to 21. An estimated 20,000 attendees including builders architects and suppliers are expected for demonstrations on construction methods and financing. Residential air conditioning costs features installation and use will be covered. Mortgage financing and FHA GI loan programs will be addressed in dedicated and supplemental sessions.
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Chicago
National Association of Home Builders
Henry Fett
Royal Oak
Mich
Bear Helps Himself To Road Map In Park Incident
Ken Behrens recounted a strange scene in Allegheny State Park where a large brown bear flagged down his car. The bear rejected a sandwich, grabbed a road map, and wandered off, leaving Behrens puzzled by the encounter.
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Kenmore
N. Y
Behrens
Allegheny State Park
Marine corporal stops during colors to end 30 mile chase
Washington report details military protocol aiding two policemen in a 30 mile pursuit ending at the Quantico Marine base. The Marine corporal driver halted as the colors were raised, ending the incident just as the ceremony began at the post.
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Washington
Quantico
Deputies Called Following Minor Traffic Accidents
Several highway mishaps were reported to the sheriff's department during the Christmas holiday with only one injury. Anthony Jarven, 28, of Ridgeville sustained facial and head lacerations after his northbound car on Route 76 struck a guard rail and went onto private property, then the Jacob Barnes house, and he was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital before being released. Other incidents included a gust blowing Richard Sittinger’s car into a panel truck on Abbe Road, a driveway collision involving Kenneth Spankle and Donald Nash on Route 301 North of Route 10, Raymond Swain losing control near a curve on Route 10 East of Route 57 into a utility pole, a collision between Wayne Capel and Robert Jaram at Routes 20 and 76, and a truck off Grafton Road damaging a lawn at 1963 Grafton Road.
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Anthony Jarven
Box 158
Center Ridge Road
Ridgeville
Elyria Memorial Hospital
William Barnes
Jacob Barnes
Kenneth Spankle
Middle Avenue
Donald Nash
Spencer
Sheriff Department
Raymond Swain
113Th Street
Cleveland
Wayne Capel
Case Road
Robert Jaram
Jaycox Road
Capel
Sheriff’s Department
Jay Bliss
Grafton Road
Jay Jackson
Police Court Actions And Local Incidents In Elyria
Lloyd E Fluker of 29 Chestnut street faced two intoxication charges and was fined 35 and costs on each. David Satterfield and J Grafton were fined for intoxication and resisting arrest. Ernest Porter and Haywood Scale were fined on intoxication charges. Traffic citations with 10 and costs fines included Keith Brown John Zeller David Stokley and Douglas Baldt. A window damage report at Stang Motors cited costs of 186 each. Bicycles licensing will be suspended during holidays with next Elyria station dates January 9.
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Lloyd E. Fluker
Chestnut Street
Henry W. Ault
David Sattefield
R.D. J. Grafton
Satterfield
Broadst
Lettie Porter
Sixteenth Street
Ernest Porter
Porter
Keith Brown
Middle Ridge Road
John Zeller
R.D
Ford Road
David Stokley
Park Avenue
Douglas Baldt
Henry Street
George Breitmayer
North Abbe Road
Baldt
Cleveland Street
Perry Court
Set. C. L. Cordrey
Elyria
Oberlin man bound to grand jury on DUI charge
C M VanAusdale of 67 Orchard Street Oberlin was bound to the grand jury by Justice C C Lord today on a driving while intoxicated charge. He was held under $300 bond after a hearing following a Route 20 West collision investigated by sheriff's deputies. VanAusdale pleaded innocent.
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C. M. VanAusdale
Orchard Street
Oberlin
Grand
C. C. Lord
Sheriff’s
Here
VanAusdale
New Policy Urged To Deal With Red Threat
Mexico's Ezequiel Padilla advocates collective intervention to defend Democracy against Soviet fifth column in the Americas. He presses Caracas agenda on international Communist intervention and stresses the need for unity and nonintervention principles supporting democratic action across American republics.
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Caracas
Hemisphere
Ezequiel Padilla
Mexico
March of Liberty
inter-American
Inter-American Press Association
United Nations
Overweight Found Less Dangerous In Women
New York City heart specialists report that overweight women show lower rates of heart disease and high blood pressure than overweight men. They caution that obesity remains harmful for both sexes, especially with already high blood pressure, and note that loss of weight can reduce mortality risk after heart attack.
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New York Iss
New York
Arthur M. Master
Harry L. Jaffe
Kenneth Chesky
Mount Sinai Hospital
Journal
The
American Medical Association
Lee Shubert Dies at 78 Theatrical Empire Builder
Lee Shubert, 78, famed Broadway producer and builder of a $600 million theater empire, died in Mount Sinai Hospital from circulatory failure. He co ran Shubert fortunes with his brothers, starting in Syracuse, expanding to 31 New York theaters by 1931, and facing a lingering antitrust suit. His career spanned more than 500 productions and a lasting Broadway legacy.
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New York
Lee Shubert
Mount Sinai Hospital
J. J. Shubert
United States
Shubert
Syracuse
N. Y
J. J
Sam
Mr. Lee
Shubert Theater
Utica
Rochester
Young Lee
New York City
Broadway
Marcella Swanson
Shubert Brothers
Deep Freezers Aid Lockheed In Aircraft Production
In Marietta Georgia the Lockheed Aircraft plant operates two walk-in deep freezers to keep heat-treated aluminum alloys soft until processing. Aluminum gains hardness with age, so rapid work on large runs of identical parts is enabled by storing ready metal between heat treatment and machining.
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Lockheed Aircraft
Lockheed
Norway's brisling sardine pack tops year earlier figure
Norway reports a notable rise in brisling sardine production with 137000 more cases packed than a year ago. The month and exact figures reflect continued demand and supply changes affecting the fishery and related markets.
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Norway
Merry Go Round For Palsied Children
Rochester medical professor Dr. R. Plato Schwartz developed a merry go round device to aid cerebral palsy children. An overhead trolley carries tricycles hammocks and other carriers along a track letting children ride and learn. Since 1950 nine centers adopted it. unit weighs about one ton and costs 2500 dollars.
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Rochester
N. Y
University of Rochester
R. Plato Schwartz
Edith Hartwell
le Roy
Schwartz
U. S
Ridgeville Board To Meet Weigh Zoning Changes
North Ridgeville Township trustees schedule a 6 p m Tuesday December 29 meeting at the town hall to discuss zoning text changes. Proposals include building setback in R I Business and Industrial zones and re zoning from R I to Business on Route 10 West near the Cuyahoga Lorain County line. The session precedes the trustees regular meeting as year end business is anticipated.
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North Ridgeville
Ridgeville
Cuyahoga-Lorain County
Two Cleveland Men Shot on Christmas Day
Two Cleveland men died in Christmas shootings. Tom Thomas, 37, was shot to death with a 12 gauge shotgun after an argument. C L Sims, 33, was fatally shot following a tavern dispute on the East Side. Police questioned two men about the shootings.
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Cleveland
Tom Thomas
C. L. Sims
Jan East Side
Legislatures Set New Tax Change Mark
The 1953 state legislatures enacted 2,868 tax law changes, a new all time high. Idaho Maryland New York and South Dakota cut personal income taxes while Iowa made a temporary deduction permanent. Delaware raised its income levy. Corporate income taxes generally rose per the Commerce Clearing House review.
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Chicago
Commerce Clearing House
National Reporting Agency
Idaho
Maryland
New York
South Dakota
Iowa
Delaware
CCH
It Pays To Stay Christmas Bar Prospect Vanishes
Police hunted an unidentified man who celebrated Christmas at a Shreveport bar. He reportedly remained unseen when the bar closed Christmas Eve and disappeared on Christmas morning after taking 3600 dollars.
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Shreveport
Fifth Floor Wins Hospital Contest On Decorations
Elyria Memorial Hospital ran its annual Christmas decorating contest before Christmas with wide staff participation. Judges noted artistic effect and originality. top prize went to the fifth floor supervised by Miss Cora Demaline R N. Other awards went to the second floor Gertrude Morehart and pediatrics nurse Bernice Gaydash with honorable mentions to emergency, surgery, and the laboratory. The season also featured a large annual Christmas party at the Elks ballroom with over 300 attendees and a staff minstrel show directed by the Armitage brothers.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Scott Gillmore
Rodney Rockwood
E. R. Schneider
Cora Demaline
R.N
Gertrude Morehart
Bernice Gaydash
Elks Ballroom
Armitage Brothers
Bill and
Bob
Ed Bembower
Joe Boddy
Alice Klinect
Student Nurses
Spring Valley Country Club
Nixon's Father Off Critical List
The 73yearold father of Vice President Richard Nixon was taken off the critical list at St. Joseph's Hospital in Phoenix. His condition was reported as steadily improving after a stomach hemorrhage upon a flight from Washington to California, requiring blood transfusions.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Richard Nixon
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Francis Nixon
Washington
D. C
Whittier
Calif
Realtors Meet Monday Elyria Board Year End Session
Final meeting of the year for the Elyria Board of Realtors will be held Monday at noon in the Elks Marine room. The agenda includes luncheon, annual reports, and closing-of-the-year business for the present administration, Deane Kintner, president, announces.
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Elyria Board of Realtors
Elks Marine Room
Deane Kintner
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