New purge in Soviet Kazakhstan shakes Kremlin power
London dispatch reports a sweeping purge in Kazakhstan as the Kremlin dismissed two top officials. Ponomarenko and Brezhnev were named first and second secretaries of Kazakhstan's Central Communist Committee, replacing Z. Shayakhmetov and I. L Afonov. The move signals effort to curb local dissent and boost economic leadership in the vast republic.
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London
Kazakhstan
Kremlin
Russia
Soviet Union
Radio Moscow
Panteleymon K. Ponomarenko
Presidium
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Central Communist Committee
Byelorussia
S. Brezhnev
Moldavia
Sitalin
Turnpike Report Delayed Ahead of Elyria Meeting
Mayor J Grant Keys says the Ohio Turnpike Commission report from Attorney John Lansdale Jr. has not yet arrived. Only a sketchy outline is on hand, and if the full document does not arrive this afternoon it will not be available for the Elyria City Council committee meeting.
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John Lansdale Jr
Ohio Turnpike Commission
J. Grant Keys
Elyria
Lansdale
Dogs Do Their Duty In Antwerp House Fire
Two loyal guard dogs stood their posts as a house burned, deterring firefighters until the structure was lost. The animals died with the home, their brave defense underscoring a touching tale of devotion.
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Antwerp
Weather report from Northeastern Ohio with light snow
Northeastern Ohio experiences light snow totaling one inch and milder temperatures with a high near 36. Tonight remains partly cloudy and warmer with a low around 30. Snow flurries expected Tuesday afternoon as temperatures fall. Sunrise is 7:29 a.m. and sunset 5:54 p.m. Moonrise 9:23 a.m. Monday.
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Ohio
Western ministers meet in secret Berlin talks on Korea and Indochina
Western foreign ministers Dulles Eden and Bidault hold a secret session in West Berlin aiming to break the Korea Indochina deadlock. They plan to press Molotov to engage Red China on Korea and Indochina while seeking counter proposals on a Big Five conference and postwar German issues.
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Berlin
Russia
Korea
Indochina
Allied Control Authority
West Berlin
Red China
Austria
Germany
Vyacheslav Molotov
U.S
John Foster Dulles
Anthony Eden
Georges Bidault
Molotov
Red Ichia
Double funeral set for Auner couple in Olmsted crash
Thomas Auner Sr. 62 and his wife Kate 51 of Ridgeville Township die after their car collides with a New York Central train at Bronson road crossing in Olmsted Township. Services planned Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Schuster Funeral Home with calling after 6 p.m. today. Survivors include three sons Thomas Jr. John and William of Cleveland and five grandchildren. Mrs Mary Friedl and Amil Stefanie.
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Thomas Auner Sr
Kate
Ridgeville Township
New York Central
Bronson Road Crossing
Olmsted Township
Cleveland
Harry Morrison
Amner
Morrison
Auner
Berea Community Hospital
Thomas Jr
John
William
Mary Friedl
Amil Stefanie
Attempts To Free Mindszenty From Prison Revealed
Monsignor Bela Varga, leader of the exiled Hungarian anti Communist government, disclosed that in 1949 three underground groups tried to free Cardinal Mindszenty from prison. He described the operation as serious, involving Poles, money, and airplanes, with no coordination among the groups and eventual infiltration by the authorities. The revelation came as Mindszenty’s imprisonment was marked on the Senate floor.
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Washington &S
Bela Varga
Joseph Cardinal Mindszenty
Senate
Cardinal Mindszenty
Hungary
Monsignor Varspies
New York
Jailton Sheriff Breaks Up Prisoners Gunsight Band
In Dyersburg Tennessee Sheriff John Rogers, amused by a jailhouse string band, confronted inmates after hearing a long guitar performance. He discovered three prisoners sawing bars with hacksaws, halted the disturbance, and restored order in the cell block.
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Dyersburg
Tenn
John Rogers
Rogers
Seventeen Plead Guilty After Grand Jury Indictment
Seventeen persons entered guilty pleas and nineteen entered innocent pleas when arraigned before Judge John D. Pincura on indictments from the grand jury last Wednesday. Names of those pleading guilty include Galen Hendrixson, Francis Burke, Leonard Doyle, Donald George Beaire, George Beaire, Herbert Aker, Ralph Reynolds, Billy Meeks, and others. Several defendants pled innocent such as Percy Faulks, Oscar Patton, Mary Taylor, William Roll, Walter Hambley, and Virgil Sloan. Alfred Johnson’s arraignment was continued due to illness. Barbara Jean Richards did not report for arraignment.
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John D. Pincura
Ednesday
Arthur Moos
Galen Hendrixson
Francis Burke
Leonard Doyle
Donald George Beaire
George Beaire
Percy Faulks
Oscar Patton
Mary Taylor
William Roll
Walter Hambley
William Greer
Bilie Meeks
Theodore Pinter
Arthur Holmes
Virgil Sloan
Robert Thompson
Karl Sauer
Frederick Lewis
Rock Salt Ice and Snow Remover Ad by Murbach Coal
Rock Salt ice and snow remover offered by Murbach Coal. Phone number listed as Ph. 2. Weather cleanup supply for homeowners and businesses.
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Murbach
Intercepted Moonshine Shipment Near Oberlin Arrests Made
Sheriff's deputies with Oberlin authorities seized 36 gallons of moonshine at a store delivery scene in Oberlin at 2 20 a m Four men were arrested Alfred Tyree Charles Harman Horace Street and Clinton Adkins on suspected possession and transportation charges The liquor reportedly sold for 10 a gallon and may be turned over to federal authorities for prosecution Names and addresses of the suspects and officers involved are listed with the county jail holding them on investigating charges The sheriff said further checks are underway to map the liquor source and distribution channels including possible links to licensed bars and home sales
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Oberlin
Carl R. Finegan
Alfred Tyree
Oberlin Road
Elyria
Charles Harman
Horace
Sherff
West Virginia
Finegan
Edward Gawik
Michael Pappas
Lloyd Seckt
Eugene Miller
M. Brill
Gray
Phillip Zahm
Ray Warren
William E. Woody
iWeady
Sheriff’s Department
Marion's Diner Pies Featured at 110 East Ave
Home made pies draw customers to Marion's Diner located at 110 East Ave. The ad highlights delicious varieties and invites readers to taste fresh, oven warm desserts in a simple local storefront setting.
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Marion
East Ave
Wakeman Man Named Assistant Deputy Administrator in Washington
Congressman Alvin F. Weichel announces Clay H. Stackhouse of Wakeman R D 1 as assistant deputy administrator for production adjustment in the Commodity Stabilization Service. Stackhouse, former chairman of the Ohio Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee, will leave that post to serve in Washington. He manages farms in Sandusky, Seneca and Huron counties and has led soil conservation efforts statewide. Weichel praised his farming background and organizational experience as fit for the new duties.
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Alvin F. Weichel
Clay H. Stackhouse
Wakeman
Commodity Stabilization Service
Stackhouse
Ohio Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Wasangton
Sandusky
Seneca
Huron
Weichel
Lorain Man Hunts New Circus Fleas
Lorain Ohio Harry Albacker hunted for new flea circus performers after losing his troupe due to a sudden appearance that forced a temporary tour cancellation. He stays under careful watch with doctors and attendants as he plans future shows. Pope Pius XII, in Vatican City, is slowly improving and able to move around his bedroom as gastritis recovery continues, with a cautious outlook on resuming audiences months hence. The pope, who turns 78 on March 2, is urged to reduce the heavy workload believed to have triggered the illness.
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Vatican City
Pius XII
Vatican
Columbus
Ohio
Harry Albacker
Lorain
En Albacker
Penn
Isylvania
Michigan
New York
Giovanni Battista Montini
Co Isecretary of State
East German Workers Begin Factory Slowdowns
In Berlin and the Soviet Zone, East German workers started slowdowns in factories to protest Soviet control and pushes against unification and free elections. Reports say the action mirrors last June’s uprisings and comes amid coal shortages, power cuts, and worsening food supplies, with anti Communist groups distributing Eden’s free election plan.
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Berlin
West Berlin
East Berlin
Anthony Eden
French move to save Luang Prabang as Viet Minh pressure grows
Laotian capital Luang Prabang faced a desperate situation as Viet Minh forces neared within 36 miles. French Defense Minister Rene Pleven flew from Paris with full powers to seek American support and advise on action. French and Franco-Laotian troops fought to hold the central arc while pockets of Royal Laotian bands received parachuted aid amid jungle depths and winds of war.
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Laos
Rene Pleven
Paris
Pleven
U.S. Pacific
John O’daniel
Pakseng
Berlin
Georges Bidault
Muongasi
Fire Displaces Four Families in Norwood Suburb
A Cincinnati area fire early today in Norwood forced four families from their apartment building. No injuries were reported. Fire crews smothered the blaze and investigated its cause.
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Cincinnati
Norwood
Shirts Beautified by Crystal Clear Cleaners Service
Crystal Clear Cleaners offers one day shirt laundering from 587 Cleveland. Convenient pickup and drop off highlighted by fast turnaround and dependable quality.
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Crystal Clear Cleaners
Cleveland
Indictment Names Casey, Onassis in Ship Sale Fraud Case
Former Rep Joseph E. Casey and eight others plus six corporations are indicted for conspiring to defraud the United States in buying surplus government ships. Onassis appeared in court, pled innocent, with bail set at $10,000. Defendants include lawyers Rosenbaum, Dudley, Berenson, Cokkinis, Augnethaler, Becker, and George Cokkinis. corporations include United States Petroleum Carriers and Victory Carriers. The scheme allegedly falsified balance sheets to show subsidiaries American owned and controlled to secure surplus tankers after World War II.
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Washington
Joseph E. Casey
D-Mass
United States
Justice Department
Onassis
Bolitha Laws
Casey
Joseph H. Rosenbaum
Robert W. Dudley
Washington, D.C
Flawyers
Robert L. Berenson
Paris
Nicholas Cokkinis
Charles Augnethaler
Harold O. Becker
New York
George Cokkinis
United States Pettroleum Carriers, Inc
Victory Carriers, Inc
Central American Steamshop Agency, Inc
Sociedad ‘Industrial Maritima Financiera Ariona
Sociedad Maritima Mira‘flores
Trans Atlantica Finaniciera Industrial
Panama
S. A
Maritime Commmission
Maritime Administration
United States Petroleum Carriers
Victory Carriers
Damage Hits $10,000 Barn Fire at Mason Road Farm
A barn fire on the Leslie Bentley farm near Mason road caused extensive damage estimated over $10,000. An infrared lambing pen heat lamp likely started the blaze, destroying two tractors a forage cutter tools and two sheep while other stock was saved. Firemen from Berlin Heights and Birmingham aided, keeping the fire contained to the barn. Bentley fears only partial insurance coverage.
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Berlin Heights
Leslie Bentley
Mason Road
Bentley
Demuth
Birmingham
Lausche Declines Korea Visit Due to Tax Policy
Governor Frank Lausche refused a State Department invitation to visit South Korea. He cited existing problems at home, notably handling the axlemma truck tax, as the reason he cannot make the trip.
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Columbus. C
Frank J. Lausche
State Department
South Korea
Lausche
Look to Yourself for Marriage Success No 3
To be happily married do not use him henpeck your mate. Praise wives are often domineering given by husbands as a reason for leaving home. When finding a home is your problem Chronicle Telegraph Classified ads are your solution. Read For Rent ads regularly till you find what you need. Dial for an ad writer.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Dial
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