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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1954

Page

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Eisenhower Proposes Broad FHA Mortgage Reforms

President Eisenhower urges Congress to loosen federal housing credit to help more families own homes. The plan cuts down payments, lengthens loan terms, and allows FHA financing for homes up to $20,000 with new slum clearance and public housing provisions.

Washington Eisenhower Congress Federal Housing Administration FHA Hower House Banking Committee Jesse P. Wolcott House Appropriations Committee Wolcott Senate Banking Committee Homer Capehart

Man Sentenced For Carrying Pistol In Lorain

Oscar Bates, 28, of Portsmouth, was sentenced to an indeterminate term in the Ohio penitentiary after arraignment before Judge John D. Pincura on carrying a pistol charges. Bates was arrested by Lorain police on November 6. The court refused probation due to a prior criminal record.

Oscar Bates Portsmouth Ohio John D. Pincura Lorain Pincura Leonard Doyle Wiseman Jewelry Co

Weather in Northeastern Ohio Partly cloudy with snow flurries

Partly cloudy weather in Northeastern Ohio continues cold with high around 20. Night will stay cold with a Friday sunrise at 7 23 a m and a predicted 8 p m reading near 20. Thursday saw a trace of snow and humidity around 79 percent in the morning and 58 percent in the evening.

Ohio Gun &D

Knowland rejects argument on ROK troops in Indo China

Senate Republican Leader Knowland challenged the claim that deploying South Korean troops in Indo China would invite Red China into the war. He compared it to arguments used against Chinese Nationalist forces in Korea. The Foreign Relations Committee will hear Adm. Radford and Sec. Bedell Smith in a closed Indo China session next Tuesday. French sources say South Korea’s offer to help the French and Vietnamese will be rejected.

Washington Senate William F. Knowland Indo-China Californian Korea Knowland Senate Foreign Relations Committee Arthur C. Radford Joint Chiefs of Staff Wbedell Smith South Korea

Austria Pleads For Sovereign Independence At Big Four Talks

At Berlin the Austrian foreign minister Leopld Figl urged the Big Four to restore Austria as a sovereign, independent state via a treaty. The ministers, after a morning secret session on East Asia, planned a plenary on Austria and pressed Molotov to back Korean talks while seeking wider talks including Red China. Reports said a second secret session could be needed as Western allies push for limited conferences on Korea and Indochina.

Berlin Austria Nazi Germany Leopold Figh Europe Russia Molotov Red China Indochina Korea Leopold Figl

Ohio Reds Count Falls Slightly in State Final Report

The Ohio un American Activities Commission, which ended January 31, issued a final report placing Ohio Reds at about 1,235, down from roughly 1,300 in 1951 and 1952. The panel, led by Rep. Samuel L. Devine, noted reregistration was ongoing but exact counts would take time and highlighted activity concentrated among unions like the United Electrical Workers and the National Incidents Conference at Ohio State University. It called for the Subversive Activities Control Act to reduce the hard core in Ohio.

Columbus, O Ohio un-American Activities Commission Samuel L. Devine Columbus Ohio Chio Athenes William O'Neill Communist Party United Electrical Workers SYL U.S. Student Association Ohio State University Rganizer Communist Party of

Valentine Specials From Birkline's Specialty Shop

Brand new spring and summer jewelry including bags, chokers and bracelets advertised for $1.00. Located at 20 Second St, promotional note inviting customers to see them now.

Ivalentine Birkline

Communist Drive On Luang Prabang Seen Slackening

Luang Prabang, Indochina report said the Communist advance here slackened today while Reds struck two other fronts. French and loyal Indochinese patrols north of the capital were out of touch with enemy forces about 25 miles away. In Dien Bien Phu area the Reds broke up a French sortie as they attacked from the east, and in the Red River Delta they routed an inexperienced Indochinese battalion at Phat Diem, 70 miles southeast of Hanoi. French pilots in B 26 bombers located a Red concentration near Nam Bac and noted serious casualties.

Luang Prabang Indochina Here Dien Bien Phu Red River Nambac Delta Theate Phat Diem Hanoi Phigh Command

FCC Grants Permit For TV Station Here

The FCC today granted a permit for a new television station channel 31 in Elyria to Lorain Broadcasting Co. A permit for a Stockton California station was also approved. Roy W. Ammel, president of the local company, could not be reached for comment on installation plans.

Federal Communications Commission Ion Chanel Elyria Elyria, Lorain

Two Die In Cleveland Auto Bus Collision

Two people were killed and another injured when a car collided with a bus on Cleveland's West Side. The dead were Roosevelt Menecee, about 20, and Fletcher Pace. Menecee's brother William Pace was present. The tragedy occurred today near Deaconess.

Cleveland Roosevelt Menecee Fletcher Pace Menesee William

Jim Resar Moves to 552 Lodi Place

Jim Resar relocates to 552 Lodi Place and announces a new phone number 3-112 in an updated advertisement.

Jim Resar Lodi

Ambulance Owner Defends Delay At Fatal Root Road Crash

Ambulance owner Russell Fulton criticizes sheriff deputies for delaying medical aid at the Root road fatal crash. He says 12 minutes passed before Sudro-Curtis ambulance arrived while three ambulances waited. sheriff defends actions, stating the victim was declared dead and Fulton was not authorized to remove the body.

Sheriff Department Root Road Russell Fulton Grafton Fulton New York Central ‘Crossing Nyc E. E. Glasburn Sudro-Curtis Lester Baker Berea Elyria Memorial Hospital Sheriff's Department

Lorain Couple Killed In Pennsylvania Crash

Wilbert Homer Ellis aged 31 and his wife Elma 39, residents of Lorain, were killed when their car failed to take a curve on the Pennsylvania Turnpike near Beaver Valley and plunged 250 feet down an embankment. Companion Andrew Davis, 49, also of Lorain, was critically injured and transported to Providence Hospital at Beaver Falls with possible skull and internal injuries. Police said all three worked for the National Tube Division of U S Steel. The state police noted the car swerved out of control at the base of a long hill, crossing a guard rail before the plunge.

Wilbert Homer Ellis Elma Ada Avenue Lorain Pennsylvania Turnpike Beaver Valley Exchange Andrew Davis Providence Hospital Beaver Falls National Tube Division U. S. Steel Corp

Eisenhower Advisers Reestimate Korea Situation

President Eisenhower and top advisers prepare a new appraisal of the Korea crisis as Communists strengthen the armistice breach in North Korea. General Hull warned UN forces may resume hostilities if violations continue. White House and State Department survey the latest intelligence for a current decision.

White House John E. Hull U. S. Far East United Nations Korea Hull Eisenhower Asia Washington North Korea State Department National Security Council U. S ALSCO North Storm

Eisenhower heads to Georgia for weekend quail hunt

President Eisenhower flies to Georgia for a weekend quail hunting trip as his aides weigh how to curb the Red arms buildup and prevent renewed Korean hostilities. Officials say the decision is difficult amid worsening tension and three core concerns including peace talks, North Korea fortress buildup, and Rhee’s threat of a renewed war. Special Carek’s ad promotes home grown roses and hyacinth plants with Valentines pricing.

38Th Parallel Red North Korea Red China Syngman Rhee Carek’s Carek Florist

Collision Claims Life At Root Road Crossing

Andrew William Maddock Jr. 20, of Osborne Road died after his 1950 Chevrolet was struck by a Cleveland bound Big Four passenger train at the Root Road crossing one and a half miles north of Route 82. The collision occurred as he returned from Fisher farm on Squire Road to help his family on their Columbia Station farm. Locomotive engineer George Lakowitz said the car stalled when on the tracks. deputies believe Maddock was attempting to leave the vehicle when struck. He died of a head injury. Survived by parents, six brothers, seven sisters, and is to be buried after services at St. Peter's Church in Ridgeville. Funeral arrangements by Bittner Funeral Home.

Columbia Andrew W. Maddock, Jr Osborne Road Columbia Station Big Four Boot Road Andrew William Maddock Jr R. D Root Road Fisher Farm Squire Road Maddock George Lakowitz Linndale Michael Pappas Columbia ‘High School St. Peter’s Catholic Church Ridgeville Andrew Anna Maddock Ernest Ann Arbor Harold Gregory Cleveland John Atlanta Joseph Elyria George Ann Carmon Avon Lake Mary Traut Delores l Yeager Helen Evelyn Yvonne Carol Bittner St. Peter’s Church Maddock Home

Elyria Motorist Injured Fleeing Accident Scene

A 45 year old Elyria motorist Robert E. Rogers fled a minor accident on Gulf road near Spring Valley Country Club. His car struck a rear vehicle driven by Clara Belle Dyke then rolled over twice leaving Rogers with possible broken jaw and neck. treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital in fair condition. Separate crash at Lear Nagle and Chestnut Ridge damaged fronts of两 cars driven by Ernest Semmens and Harold Johnson. Johnson suffered a shoulder injury.

Gulf Road Spring Valley Country Club Robert E. Rogers Marseilles Avenue Elyria Memorial Hospital Lloyd Seckt Rogers Clara Belle Dyke

Rhee Proposes ROK Division for Laos Indochina Crisis

Seoul reports President Syngman Rhee will offer a division of South Korean troops to Laos to support the government there as Indochina faces Communist attacks. The move signals Korea’s involvement in regional defense amid the Indochina conflict.

Rhee Indochina Seoul Republic of Korea Syngman Rhee ROK Laos

Look to Yourself for Marriage Success No 7

Such wifely behavior has driven men to hang their hats elsewhere. Warm marriage experts. Chronicle-Telegram Classified ads bring you spot cash for items. Simply Dial 4751 for an ad-writer.

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