Many Reported Killed In Mexico Earthquake Four Towns Hit
Reports from Chiapas near Guatemala say a strong earthquake struck four towns at 9 20 a m local time causing many deaths and about 100 injuries. Communications were wrecked hindering details while the government mobilized doctors and horses for remote jungle areas near Parenque.
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Mexico City
INS
Chiapas
Guatemala
Ayan
Parenque
Yajalon
Tela
Tetlanzingo
Chilon
John Carroll University
Cleveland
Henry Birkenhauer
University
Dominican Republic
West Indies
Cold and Snow To Grip Ohio Over Weekend
Ohio faces cold air from the Great Lakes with cloudy skies and snow flurries. Forecasters expect continued frigid conditions tonight through Sunday, with a slight warm-up possible Monday. Overnight lows range from 22 to 28, highs 33 to 38, and roads described as slippery in many areas.
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Great Lakes
Ohio
Central Weather Bureau
Columbus
Akron
Mansfield
Dayton
Toledo
Findlay
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Youngstown
Zanesville
State Highway Department
Rep Weichel In Naval Hospital Illness Serious
Rep Alvin Weichel of Ohio has been hospitalized in Bethesda Maryland for two weeks with serious illness. With his absence acting chairman Thor Tollefson of Washington state may take over the House Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee duties if the illness persists. The panel notes only the chairman can sign payroll and expense vouchers.
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Washington
Alvin Weichel
Rqhio
Thor Tollefson
R-Wash
House
Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee
Naval Hospital
Bethesda
Weather report for northeastern Ohio with snow and cold
Cloudy with light snow today bringing one to two inches. Flurries tonight, Sunday mostly cloudy and cold. High 28, low 22. Friday’s range 22 to 32 with 0.31 inch precipitation in 24 hours to 8 pm. Humidity ? at 8 am and 94 percent at 8 pm. Sunrise 7:31 am, sunset 5:52 pm. Moonrise 8:28 am, moonset 9:23 pm Saturday.
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Ohio
Chicago Seeks Federal Help in Rabies Emergency
Chicago accepts federal aid to battle a rabies surge as two top Public Health Service experts prepare to set up mass dog vaccination clinics. The effort aims to curb cross state spread across Illinois Indiana and Wisconsin while enforcement of a 350000 dog inoculation order proceeds.
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Erich B. Mascigan
Animal Center
Chicago
U. S. Public Health Service
Washington
James H. ‘Steele
Public Health Service
Atlanta
Ernest S. Tierkel
Herman N. Bundesen
Chicago Board of Health
Bundesen
New Plan Considered for Korean Parley By Four Powers
Berlin sources report Secretary of State Dulles will ask Molotov to use Soviet influence with Peiping to restart Korean peace talks and discuss a five power conference including Red China. Western ministers prepare a dual approach offering China a stake in future Indochina talks while insisting on a non global four power Korean process. The four ministers, meeting in Berlin, planned to set aside the German peace treaty issue.
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Berlin
dPh
John Foster Dulles
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
China
Dulles
Molotov
Panmunjom
United States
Anthony Eden J
Georges Bidault
Russia
Peiping
Korea
Indochina
Red China
Ito
Hull Allison To Attend Top Level Talks In Capital
Gen John E Hull and Ambassador John M Allison plan to fly from Tokyo to Washington for high level talks on Americas Far East policy. They will discuss Japan's role in the new Pacific defense strategy, and postwar Korea policies with Pentagon officials after the Korean armistice and POW issues reach stabilization.
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Hull
Allison
Capital
Tokyo
John E. Hull
IGN
John M. Allison
U.S
Japan
Washington
America
Far East
Adm
Arthur W. Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Pentagon
Korrea
Twenty Nurses Pass State Board Exam in Columbus
Twenty graduates from the M. B. Johnson School of Nursing Elyna Memorial Hospital successfully passed the State Nurses Board examination conducted in Columbus on November 16 and 17. Certificates to practice were issued on January 2 to the registered nurses listed: Hermine Beursken, Carolyn Caudill, Judith Cagwood, Barbera Bring, Marguerite Damm, Katharine Ferrier, Josephine Gallo, June Gilasse, Arvilla Greer, Janet Hathaway, Patricia Heckman, Joyce Kapsas, Corrine Lash, Catherine McDermott, Marlene Miller, Ellenora Miltz, Mary Reising, Sally Sayers, Marie Wagner, Patricia West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Johnson School of Nursing
Elyna Memorial Hospital
State Nurses Board
Columbus
Hermine Marie Beursken
Carolyn Burill Caudill
Judith Ann Cagwood
Barbera Crandall Bring
Marguerite Ellen Damm
Katharine Jane Ferrier
Josephine Marie Gallo
June Darlene Gilasse
Arvilla Ann Greer
Janet Mae Hathaw
Attempted Misidentify Address in Cincinnati Case
Cincinnati police report Raymond M. Foster, 50, was arrested in New Albany Indiana after giving 3344 Vine Street Cincinnati as his address. The residence belonged to Cincinnati detective Arthur Guard, revealing a misattribution in the case.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Raymond M. Foster
New Albany
Ind
Vine Street
Arthur Guard
Pope Pius XII Shows Notable Improvement After Illness
Rome reports Pope Pius XII’s condition has improved markedly. A Vatican bulletin notes continued progress after a tranquil night, with the Pope working briefly with the Secretary of State for Ordinary Affairs. Doctors say resumed nourishment marks first step toward full recovery.
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Rome
Pius XII
Vatican
Holy Father
Msgr
Giovanni Battista
New York
John Hvasta
Montini
Czecho
Slovakia
Holy Office
Hvasta says he gave top secret data to U S agents
John Hvasta, a Navy veteran who spent years as a prisoner in Czechoslovakia, claims in a radiotelephone interview from Gander that he handed top secret information to U S intelligence. He said the material would be brought to the United States by State Department couriers and hinted at future publications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Hvasta
Czechoslovakia
U. S
The
New York Journal-American
Hvasta
Gander
Newfoundland
U.S
State Department
Steven
Peter) Rodino
D-Nj
Alexis Johnson
Am-low
George Wadsworth
After Hour Liquor Sale Charged at Two Bowling Alleys
Police raided Bowl-O-Drome and Tarry Lanes Tavern at 2:45 a.m. arresting Edward Frankel for after hours liquor sale. At Bowl-O-Drome 19 patrons were found around a bar. Tarry Lanes saw no sale, but its proprietor Jack Tarry faced delays and avoided prosecution due to tactics claimed by staff.
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J. E. Boggs
Edward Stankard
Bowl- O-Drome
Francis Callahan
Corwin Burrer
Tarry Lanes Tavern
Lodi Street
Edward Frankel
Jack Tarry
Frankel
Tarry Lanes
Ted Tarry
Jack Tarm
Prison Break Rush As Convicts Escape Atmore Prison
Bay Minette authorities press a shoot to kill manhunt in Baldwin County for dangerous inmates who escaped a high security cell block at Atmore prison. Convicts reportedly crawled through a tunnel to freedom on Thursday prompting intensified manhunt efforts.
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Bay Minette
Ala
Alabama
Baldwin County
Atmore
Marine recruiter studys Spirit of 76 at Decatur library
Kenneth Yocum, a Marine recruiter, dressed in Revolutionary War attire, asked a librarian in Decatur library for information on the Spirit of 76 while researching his role in the play George Washington Slept Here.
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Decatur
Kenneth Yocum
George Washington
Five Die Fourteen Missing In Military Air Crashes
Five persons died and at least 14 were missing after four separate military air crashes across Alaska Florida California and Texas. Two survivors were in Alaska and 13 aboard a plane at Hamilton Air Force Base California survived a crash landing in San Pablo Bay. In Texas two killed when T 33 jets tangled wings at James Connally AFB Waco. In Milton Florida a Navy SNJ trainer from Pensacola NAS auxiliary field crashed killing one. An air rescue search expanded across northern Alaska for the missing. A Czech two officers were later detained in Germany after a separate crash with a gas shortage.
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Alaska
Florida
California
Texas
Hamilton Air Force Base
Calif
James Connally Air Force Base
Waco
Milton
Fla
Pensacola Naval Air Station Auxiliary Field
Alaskan
Elmendorf Air Force Base
Anchorage
Ladd Air Force Base
Fairbanks
Air Force
San Pablo Bay
Nuernberg
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Marion's Diner Pie Advertisement at 110 East Ave
A compact ad promotes homemade pies from Marion's Diner located at 110 East Avenue. The brief notice highlights freshly baked desserts and a local eatery option for home style treats.
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Marion's
East Ave
Udv
Eight Die In Fire At Farm Home Springfield
A Springfield Missouri blaze killed eight people including mother Mrs. John Lillard and her four children Linda Ida Kay Barbara and Johnny plus three Letterman children Sandra Linda and Gary. Father John Lillard 28 escaped and was hospitalized in serious condition. Cause of the fire is not immediately known.
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Springfield
Mo Ni
John Lilard
Linida
Kay
Barbara
Johnny
Sandra Letterman
Linda Letterman
Gary Letterman
John Lillard
Victim Of Fire Dies After Barn Blaze At Fairgrounds
A 1 year old man identified as Silas Dildine died from critical burns suffered when a barn at the Hardin county fairgrounds caught fire Thursday night. The blaze destroyed five race horses. No relatives have been located.
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Kenton
CBS
Silas Dildine
Hardin County Fairgrounds
Coffee Thief In Jail In Mansfield
Luther Allen Hatfield, 46, jailed in Mansfield after stealing a jar of instant coffee from a local grocery. He was sentenced to five days in jail and fined $25 after admitting the theft.
Stan and The Varietiers Return for AMVETS Dance
AMVETS Post 32 invites readers to a Saturday dance featuring Stan and The Varietiers. Event details center on entertainment and post activities, promising a lively evening for veterans and guests with music and social time.
Seven traffic crashes in four hours injure eight people
Slippery highways from yesterday's snow caused seven accidents between 5 30 and 9 15 last evening. Eight persons were injured in a head on collision on Route 1 two miles north of Grafton at 6 30. John Wharton 33 and Dorothy Sukey 29 were involved. Wharton sustained a fractured knee and possible skull fracture and lacerations. Dudley? injured others and were treated. Deputy sheriffs investigated additional crashes on Lake avenue Emerson court Route 113 and more before midnight.
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Dorothy i Sukey
West Ridge Road
John Wharton
Main Street
Grafton
Wharton
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Nila Wharton
Raymond
Mary
Dorothy Sukey
Mark
Sukey
Marcella Kubu
Sunshine Court
Elyina
John ‘Wharton
Lloyd Seckt
Eugene Miler
Lake Avenue
Emerson Court
Mary Gnizak
Dwight Richards
Monroe Istreet
South Amherst
Ohio Roads Icy Stay Home Patrolman Warns
Cpl William Vinning of the State Highway Patrol at Lorain urged motorists to avoid travel this weekend unless absolutely necessary. He said most roads across the state are icy and hazardous, advising staying off the highways to prevent accidents. Crystal Clear Cleaners advertises laundered shirts at 587 Cleveland St.
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Cpl
William Vinning
State Highway Patrol
Lorain
Vinning
Crystal Clear Cleaners
Cleveland St
East German rebellion fears rise as Soviets mass troops
Western and Berlin sources report Soviet army division moved near Berlin with heavy arms given to police and factory militia. East Germans plan protests awaiting free elections and unity, with arrests of listeners to Western radio and widespread security crackdowns.
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Berlin
Berli
Russia
West Berlin
Postdam
Babelsberg
Soviet Zone
Accident Driver First Pupil For Traffic School
Leo Pascal of North Olmsted became the first driver to receive a suspended fine tied to attending a traffic school starting March 6. Pascal, who drove the car that struck seven year old Dennis McIntire on East Broad Street January 21, faced a $25 fine and costs for reckless driving, with $15 suspended pending attendance at three two hour sessions. The boy suffered a fractured skull and remained in critical condition in Elyria Memorial Hospital for days.
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Leo Pascal
Bagley Imand
North Olmsted
Pascal
Dennis McIntire
East Broad Street
Dennis
Elyria Memorial Hospital
J. Grant Keys
Look to Yourself for Marriage Success No 2
Marriage counsellors warn against threatening divorce in anger as it may be impossible to back out after cooling. If the situation has cooled, seek help in the Whom to Call column for repairs or other issues, and use Want Ads to make homes run smoother and happier.
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Chronicle- Telegram
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Ays SR
Amherst Business
Elyria
Oberlin
Radio-Tv Society
Atres
Wellington
Boggs
Stankard
Bowl-Odrome
Albert
Waschberger
United Press
Jim Resar
Ladi St
Joe Henry
Elyma
Raymond Bacon
Elyma Avenue
Amherst
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