Peiping pushes Formosa surrender in cease fire talks
United Nations reports Red China demands Formosa surrender as condition for any cease-fire in the Formosan Strait. Peiping linked its demands to U.N. efforts to end fighting, while Chou En Lai reportedly prepared a reply to the U.N. invitation amid expectations of delayed diplomacy. A destroyer escorted evacuees as nationalist forces repelled four gunboats near Tachen and bombed Yikiangshan Island.
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London
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Russell Spurr
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London Daily Express
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Weather update for Northeastern Ohio with snow flurries
Cloudy skies continue in Northeastern Ohio with occasional snow flurries and a cold day. Highs near 25 to 30 degrees, lows around 14 to 18. Thursday looks partly cloudy and very cold with a similar temperature pattern. Data also notes Tuesday temperatures 29 to 36 and humidity around 97 percent in the morning, with a later reading near 79 percent in the evening. Also mentions a cash and carry location at 206 E Bridge St and a laundry service advertisement.
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Tadax
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Poerlese
U S Destroyer Escorts Refugee Ship to Formosa
Two ships carrying Chinese civilians from the Tachen Islands arrived safely at Formosa today as American warships were reported to have begun patrolling the evacuation route.
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Amverican
Groundhog forecasts six weeks more winter in Punxatawny
The Punxsutawney Groundhog Club announced six weeks more winter after Br'er Groundhog emerged at 8:51 a.m. Local rival sites in Quarryville Pa and Philadelphia reported their own forecasts and traditions as citizens observe the annual event amid playful rivalries. Reports from Keelung and Tachens refer to dispatches about naval movements and evacuations as part of wartime coverage. observers noted official statements expected from Washington on redeployments.
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George Gobel
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Connelly
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Deadlock Denied in Formosa Evacuation Talks
Washington sources say the United States and Chiang Kai-shek agree on steps to defend Formosa. Reports of a deadlock with Nationalists over evacuating the Tachen Islands near Formosa are denied. Evacuating 10,000 troops and many civilians requires careful planning and Fleet readiness.
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Chiang Kai-shek
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Taipai
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Tachen Islands
Barricelli Drivers Slow After Chronicle-Telegram School
Barricelli Trucking Co drivers in Cleveland have largely stopped their aggressive highway tactics after completing a short traffic school staged by The Chronicle-Telegram. Reports say ex convicts among crews raised concerns of retaliation and prison histories surfaced, while Barricelli denied employing such individuals. The Public Utilities Commission continues an investigation, with related court actions planned over portable scales used to weigh potentially overloaded trucks.
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Deadly Dixie Tornado Toll Reaches At Least 30
Rescue workers searched for more victims after a powerful tornado swept through northern Mississippi along the Mississippi River, killing at least 30 people including many school children. The storm also hit Arkansas and Alabama, destroying buildings at Commerce Landing and injuring more than 100 people across the region.
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Atomic tests planned at Nevada proving ground
The Defense Department announced Operation Teapar with 8,000 troops to test new nuclear weapons and training under simulated atomic combat. The exercises include about a dozen explosions and technical trials to evaluate effects and maintenance of national security plans. Personnel include 4,200 Army, 2,198 Navy and Marine, and over 2,000 Air Force members.
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Exposure Ruled Cause Of Death In Medina County
Medina County Deputy Coroner Les ter M. Adelson ruled Mrs Florence Barrett age 42 as dead from exposure. He considered possible poisoning or other injuries. Her body was found along Boston Road in Medina County a week ago and authorities continue the investigation into the circumstances.
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Kreisler 80 Today in New York Celebrated Violinist
The noted violinist Fritz Kreisler marked his eightieth birthday today in New York. Crowds gathered as fans and colleagues celebrated the renowned musician's long career and contributions to music.
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Fritz Kreisler
Keys Seeks 2nd Term As Mayor
Elyria mayor J Grant Keys announces filing for a second term with Larni n County elections, pledges progressive government and broad representation. He lists storm and sanitary sewers, fire paving, water storage, sewer disposal, recreation, and traffic relief as key projects. The 3 year mayor, Air Corps veteran and Pan American Legion figure, seeks continued leadership in Elyria.
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Elyria
Keys
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Arms Air Corps
Pan American Legion
Kees
Where To Turn Candidates Rush To Beat Deadline
The afternoon deadline looms for candidates to file petitions this term. Amid confusion and mixed dates, Amber is noted for mayoral discourse, while the paper lists local notices and market updates, including livestock and poultry prices, in the entertainment section.
Army Decision to Stand in Face of China Threat
President Eisenhower reiterated that the United States will not reduce its troop strength in Korea and will defend Formosa if required. He said no recommendation has been made to commit American troops to the defense of Korea and stressed that U.S. policy in the Formosa area is to deter aggression. The president avoided predicting a peace with Red China and Chiang Kai-shek, noting only time could tell. Aimed to reassure allies and avoid war, he emphasized firm intent to defend the island chain as a barrier against Communist aggression.
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China
Shawer
Daen Mathew J. Ridgeway
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Tachens
0.S
Tle
Formosa
Chain
Eisenhower
Red Chinna
Chiang Kai-Shek
Korea
James C Tageehat
Hoany
Chronicle Telegram Classifieds Showcases Ads and Requests
An assortment of readable fragments from the Chronicle Telegram classifieds highlights ad copy and personal requests. Notable items include a call for girls out of high school to join a basketball team, with contact names Luis Jordan and Betty Lacey and phone numbers.
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Betty Lacey
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