Indochina base receives 100 more US technicians
An airlifted group of about 100 American technicians arrived at Catbi Air Base near Hanoi from Japan to join 200 ground technicians already aiding U.S. built aircraft and training French mechanics amid ongoing fighting. French pilots bombarded Luang Prabang area as Dien Bien Phu operations continue.
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Hanoi
Indochina
Japan
Eisenhower
France
Catbi Air Base
Luang Praban
Laos
United States
Otto P.weyland
U.s.far East
Luang Prabang
Dien Bien Phu
Sheriff Explains Deputy Action At Accident Scene
Sheriff Carl R. Finegan clarified that a complaint by funeral director Russell Fulton about ambulance handling at the fatal Root road train crash Thursday prompted scrutiny. He noted the Sudro-Curtis ambulance was sent at the request of Police Chief Earl Avins, not via any department arrangement, and praised Sudro-Curtis for 24 hour emergency service.
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Carl R. Finegan
Russell Fulton
Grafton
Root Road
Fulton
Sheriff's Department
Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home
Sudro-Curtis
Earl Avins
Columbia Station
Group To Study Bonus Bond Issue
The Ohio Legislative Service Commission names a study group to assess a constitutional amendment for a voter approved bond issue to finance Korean War veterans bonuses. Sen. William Tyrrell will head the panel with several subcommittees examining municipal court procedure milk commission county fair operations justice of the peace courts lobbyists public utility laws.
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Columbus, C
Ohio Legislative Service Commission
Ohio
William Tyrrell
Eaton
James J. McGettrick
Cuyahoga
Ralph E. Fisher
Wayne
State Milk Commission
Elton Kile
Madison
Fred Hoffman
Hamilton
Justice of the Peace Courts
Raymond Hildebrand
Toledo
House
William Saxbe
Rchampaign
Six Die When Auto Hits Streetcar in Los Angeles
Six occupants of a car were killed when the automobile veered across the double line and struck a southbound streetcar. Five victims were trapped in wreckage and had to be cut free, while one was thrown to the pavement as the car traveled about 45 miles per hour.
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Los
Weather summary and next day timing from archival note
The record notes 0.02 inch precipitation in the last 24 hours ending 8 p m Friday. It also lists a temperature range of 31 to 39 from the previous Friday, humidity at 8 am 81 percent and at 8 pm 58 percent. Sunrise Saturday 7 22 am Moonrise 1 23 pm Saturday, occet 4 18 am Sunday.
Infantry Division Ends 2 Years Of Service In Korea
The 45th U.S. Infantry Division concludes two years in Korea with a large farewell review. About 1,000 personnel prepare to return home while over 10,000 troops, 600 vehicles, and combat equipment pass the reviewing stand for Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor. The parade at the division airstrip honors battles on Old Baldy Mountain and Heartbreak Ridge as the unit becomes the first American division to leave Korea for home.
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East Central Korea
U.S. Infantry
Korea
Maxwell D. Taylor
U.S. 8Th
Oklahoma National Guard
45Th
United States
Old Baldy Mountain
Heartbreak Ridge
Sandbag Castle
Christmas Hill
U.S
Canvass Planned Here Tomorrow For Heart Fund
Elyrians are urged to observe Heart Sunday as volunteers conduct a house to house canvass for the Heart Fund between 1 and 4 pm. Donations will support research into baffling heart diseases and efforts to combat Killer No 1.
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Heart Fund
Elyria
Dulles Molotov Parley Believed On Atomic Energy
In Berlin the United States Secretary of State John Foster Dulles and Soviet Foreign Minister Vyacheslav Molotov were believed to have another informal talk on atomic energy before the Big Four meeting. They arrived at the Allied Control Council site ahead of the French and British ministers, following a prior private session on procedural questions for President Eisenhower's world atomic bank proposal.
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Berlin
United States
John Foster Dulles
Vyacheslav ML Molotov
Dulles
Molotov
Allied Control Council
Eisenhower
World Atomic Bank
Britain
France
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
Austria
Trieste
Murray Lincoln Attacks Backers Of Economic Cutbacks
Murray D. Lincoln, president of three Farm Bureau Insurance firms, denounced industrialists and economists urging production cuts and retrenchment amid economic uncertainty. He urged continued expansion and said private enterprise must ensure consumer demand, noting the companies plan greater expansion in 1954.
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Columbus
Murray D. Lincoln
Farm Bureau
Lincoln
Stassen To Talk With ROK Chiefs In Seoul Talks
Mutual Security head Harold F. Stassen will meet President Syngman Rhee and top South Korean leaders in Seoul next week to discuss security matters as Washington reports an expenditure of 200 million dollars in the United States.
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Seoul
Harold F. Stassen
Syng- Man Rhee
U.S
Three More Arrested In Baby Racket Probe
In Montreal a second lawyer and two women were held for arraignment in an $8 million baby black market case. Police said $3,500 was paid for an infant with a false birth certificate. The arrests followed the jailing of attorney Herman Buller at Dorval Airport and a police sting completed by two detectives who posing as buyers. A raid on a house produced the arrests.
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Poltice
Ring
Herman ‘Buller
Dorval
Theresa Bogatta F
New York City
Hilda Beaucage
Montreal
Haison
South Amherst and Henrietta open Lorain County Class B tourney
South Amherst meets Henrietta to open the 1954 Lorain County Class B Basketball Tournament at 6 30 p m Tuesday in the Oberlin College fieldhouse. A Tuesday night schedule includes Camden Avon Lake Ridgeville Brownhelm with future rounds set through February 26 and byes awarded to LaGrange Grafton Eaton.
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South Amherst
Henrietta
Lorain County
Oberlin College
Superintendent of Schools
Elyria
A. T. Smith
Clearview i
Camden
Avon Lake
Ridgeville
Brownhelm
Brookside
Avon
Columbia
Birmingham
LaGrange
Grafton
Columbia-Birmingham
Eaton
Chronicle- Telegram
Greaston
Cars Collide In Vermilion Involving Mrs Mehnert And Casey Dellansenti
At the Liberty and Washington corner in Vermilion at 8 a.m. Friday a crash between a car driven by Mrs. Leon Mehnert and another driven by Casey Dellansenti occurred. Mehnert, transporting her children Leon and Jean, believed the light was green. Dellansenti struck the Mehnert vehicle. Leon bumped his nose as the windshield was damaged. he was taken to school. Jean and her mother appeared uninjured.
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Leon Mehnert
Huron Street
Casey Dellansenti
Lorain
Liberty Street
Washington
Leon
Jean
Where To Turn Page 8 Builders & Home Repair
Page content overview lists sections and page numbers for local topics including Churches News Comics Death Records Editorials Hospital Notes Markets Oberlin Society Sports Suburban Calendar Theatres TV Radio Voice of the People and Wellington from various pages.
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Elyria
Elyria Ans
Oberlin
Society
T.v.radio
Voice of the People
Wellington
Transfer of Bus Company's Stock Completed
The Elyria Transit Co. stock transfer concluded yesterday as four Elyrians took charge. Willard Buck Roberts presides with Reuben Adams, William Griffin Jr., and Art Booth as officers. A $5,000 down payment was made to former owner Roland St John, while attorney L R Boyson handles legalities.
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Elyria Transit Co
Elyrians
Roland St. John
Dayton
James S. Duncan
Nelson Ross
Robert Vandemark
Willard “Buck” Roberts
Reuben Adams
William Griffin Jr
Art Booth
St. John
Roberts
Elyria
New” Transit Co
L. R. Boyson
East German agitators to visit farms Sunday
In Berlin the East German Communist party Central Committee ordered agitators to be sent to every village and farm in the Soviet Zone. They aim to explain the Soviet stand at the Big Four foreign ministers conference, press for utilization of every acre, and counter enemy arguments amid political unrest and food-supply worries.
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Berlin
East German
Communist Party
Compeed
Ike To Ask Law To Allow Greater A-Data Exchange
President Eisenhower will send a special message to Congress asking new legislation to allow greater exchange of tactical atomic knowledge with NATO allies and to promote peacetime atomic energy use by private enterprise. He may also seek an amendment to allow allies more access to weapon effects data for planning, with no link to the UN pool proposal. The timing of the message to Congress was not disclosed.
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Thomasville
Eisenhower
Congress
White House
James C. Hagerty
United States
United Nations
NATO
Hagerty
U.N
House
Senate
Plane Wreck Identified Near Grouse Mountain
Wreckage scattered on Grouse Mountain north of Vancouver identified as U S Air Force F-8 Sabre. Pilot 2nd Lt Lamar Barlow died in the training flight from McChord Air Force Base Washington. U S Air Force officials to lead full investigation.
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Vancouver
B.C
Grouse Mountain
Here
RCAF
Lamar Barlow
McChord Air Force Base
Tacoma
Wash
U.S. Air Force
Auto Driver Killed In Crash Near Lodi
Urban Zeph of Indianapolis died Friday night when his car rammed a telephone pole and rolled into a ditch beside Route 42 north of Lodi after a collision with another auto. Mrs. Kathryn Rush of Hayesville, driver of the other car, was slightly injured.
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Lodi, O
Urban Zeph
Indianapolis
Ind
Route 42
Kathryn Rush
Hayesville
Israel plans new plea to force Jordan talks at UN
Israel prepares a memorandum urging UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold to invoke the Palestine armistice agreements and compel Jordan to negotiate a Middle East peace. Abba Eban seeks allied support from the United States Britain and France to press Egypt to end the Suez Canal blockade and to monitor Egyptian activity with monthly reports.
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Israel
Jordan
United Nations
N. Y
Dag Hammarskjold
Middle East
Abba Eban
Hammarskjold
Eban
Big I Three
Egypt
Security Council
Cairo
Suez Canal
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Britain
Gladwyn Jebb
Henri Hoppenot
Council
Argentina
Italy
South Africa
Canada
Ethiopia
Auto Falls 45 Feet on Whitehouse Crossing Bridge
Allen Schinagle, 23, of Garfield Heights, seriously injured when his car struck a temporary barrier on Whitehouse Crossing Bridge and plunged 45 feet early today in Cleveland Ohio.
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Cleveland, O
Allen Schinagle
Garfield Heights
Whitehouse Crossing
Bndge
Increase In Non-War Indochina Aid Seen
Washington reports stepped up plans to aid French and anti Communist forces in Indo China with a high level U S mission to draft military strategy short of direct intervention. A naval blockade to cut Vietminh supply lines is considered while U S and French officials resist South Korea sending a full army division for Indo China fighting.
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Indochina
Washington
U. S
Congress
Indo-China
Walter Bedell Smith
Arthur W. Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Otto P. Weyland
Far East
Tokyo
Pentagon
France
Peiping
South Korea
Indo- China
Jim Resar Moves to 552 Lodi Avenue
Jim Resar has relocated to 552 Lodi Avenue and issued a new phone number 39112 for his adv business, signaling updated contact details for clients and inquiries.
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Jim Resar
Crystal Cleaners Ad Promotes One Day Shirt Service
A fragment advertises Crystal Cleaners at 567 Cleveland St offering shirts cleaned in one day. It highlights quick service and convenient garment care for local customers.
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Crystal Cleaners
Cleveland St
Dulles rejects Molotov plan to neutralize Austria
Berlin reports Secretary Dulles denounces Molotov proposal as poisonous and a bid to permanently subjugate Austria. He urges withdrawal of two Austrian proposals and says a swift agreement on the Austrian state treaty is possible. Austrian Foreign Minister Figi and Eden Bijault condemn the plan as impossible.
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Bulles
Dulles
Molotov
Russia
Nazi Germany
Soviet Union
Leopold Figi
Anthony Eden
Georges Bidault
Figi
Austria
Bone
Two Lorain Residents Injured In Route 58 Wreck
A 12:15 a m crash on Route 58 south of Highway 1 left Margaret Jacobs and Elmer Bambridge injured after Earl Barnett, who ran out of gas, stopped on the highway and was struck from behind. Bambridge suffered rib and facial injuries. Jacobs had foot and leg injuries. Both were hospitalized. Barnett cited for stopping on the highway.
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Lorain
Margaret Jacobs
E. 30Th Street
Elmer M. Bambridge
W. Th Street
Earl H. Barnett
Barnett
Bambridge
Amherst Hospital
Look to Yourself for Marriage Success No
Mortality rates show divorced men die earlier than married men and Chronicle Telegram Classified ads offer help to craft a better marriage by offering guidance and services.
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Chronicle-Telegram
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Evansville
Emu
Louis T. Pillow
Hiram
Emma
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Murray Lincoln
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ROK Chiefs
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Germany
Ike
Law
Lodi
Syngman Rhee
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