POW Talks Move Slightly as Armistice Hopes Grow
At Panmunjom United Nations and Communist negotiators report limited progress on prisoner exchanges and terms of a potential post armistice peace conference. Col George Hickman and Col Don Darrow describe minor shifts, while Tokyo trip involves plans for a full dress peace conference within days of armistice. Peiping Radio signals push for broader regional talks.
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Panmunjom
Korea
United Nations
Eorge Hickman
Don O. Dar‘w
Cieet
Fth
Tokyo
Adm
C. Turner Joy
Llied
Reds
Tomore Brhew
Orean
Jey
Asia
Study of Racial Segregation Urged in Churches
Columbus missionaries from the National Council of Churches of Christ urge a study on racial segregation in American churches. The Division of Christian Education will decide on the resolution at its annual meeting. The study aims to measure prejudice and guide steps to remedy present conditions.
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Columbus—Missionary
Educa m
Neil
Churches of Christ Int P USA
Ajor
Uncil
Harold E. Fey
The
Christian Century
Rea
Christian
Otestant
Fey
Far East
Chung- Ins
City to suspend work on undedicated streets in Elyria
Mayor Henry W. Ault ordered immediate suspension of all city street work on undedicated roads to force property owners to dedicate them. The move follows a trial showing the city cannot enforce traffic laws on private streets, as exemplified by a reckless driving case against William Thurman.
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Henry W. Ault
Elyria
Ault
William &. Thurman
Vulcan Street
Ceri
Townsend
West River Street
Thurman
Third Street
City Street Department
Clellan E. Andress
Hollywood to Name Street for Truman President
Arthur P. McMann writes to President Truman declaring Hollywood will name a street for him in honor. He notes Truman will not seek another term and asks if Hollywood can count on the president’s place in local naming plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
City Manor
Arthur P. McMann
Hollywod
McMann
Hollywood
Uman
Bory
Auto Strikes Local Woman. Daughter Killed Near Bus Stop
Ellen Elerfick ten year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Jack Elerfick was struck and killed by an automobile in Willoughby as she ran to board a school bus. The city area forecast calls for fair weather in Northeastern Ohio with cooling temperatures and a five day outlook showing below normal highs and lows and mixed precipitation. A local business ad announces Grafton Shoe Repair at 608 Main St with operating hours and a "While-t-Wait" service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auto Willoughby
Ellen Elerfick
S. Jack Elerfick
Ohio
Rmal
Federated Men's Club of
Elyria
jFurst Congregational Church
North Ridgeville
Thomas Kepler
Graduate School of Theology
Oberlin College
George Washington
Abraham Tancoln
Federated Men’s Club
Wu Otegman
Elyria Fire Department
Central Fire Station
W. O. Bates
Stegman
Ida
Wolf Court
Germany
Ott
Body Of Oberlin Soldier On Way Home
The body of Pvt. Willard B. Holmes of Oberlin is en route to his family in Oberlin after being killed in Korea. His family learned the news as Oberlin mourns the local serviceman among several regional casualties.
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Oberlin
Willard B. Holmes
Morris
San Francisco
Holmes
Oberlins
Bernie
Willard
B. Holmes
Oakland Street
Wiliam Young
North Park Street
Korea
Pvti
Merchant
Marines
Oberlin High School
United States Air Force
Henry V. Schwartz
Army and
Air Force
Pvt
George VI Interred At Windsor Chapel Amid Royal Funeral
George VI is buried in St. George's Chapel Windsor after a formal funeral procession through London. The king rests beside George V as tributes and debates over steel industry wages and prices unfold elsewhere in Britain.
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George VI
Windsor
England
Britain
St. George’s Chapel
London
George V
Silence
Murray
Union
WSB
Ats
Dover
White Cliffs
Washington
Eisenhower
Chanel
Winston Churchill
Clement R. Attlee
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Atlantic Pact
Henry VIII
Olbhouse
Lorain toll free rate rise approved after hearings
A Public Utilities Commission spokesman said a Lorain Telephone Co rate increase of 28 260 was approved after agreement during hearings. The plan includes toll free service for Lorain residents across company exchanges and a new 80 000 central office switchboard, with toll free costs about 33 000 yearly.
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Reeecu Avun
Lorain Telephone Company
Public Utilities Commission
Pac 'l
Lorain
Paul Mikus
Fair
Lorain County
Ee SF
James Christie
PUC
Queen Mary In Mourning As King George VI Is Laid To Rest
Queen Mary 84 watched the funeral procession from Marlborough House as King George VI was laid to rest. Two million mourners lined the 3½ mile route from Westminster Hall to Windsor, many enduring cold and fatigue.
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Westminster Hall
London
Paddington
George VI
Mary
Marlborough House
Queen Mary
Windsor
Big Ben
Robert E. Jackson
United Press
Mall
Marlborough Gate
St. James’ Street
British Commonwealth
Faddington Station
Windsor Castle
Queen Victoria
Edward VI
Queen Alexandria
King George V
Victoria
Dredging to Continue in Lake Erie Off Lorain and Vermilion
The U S Army Corps of Engineers announced dredging for sand by Schwartz Sand and Gravel Co would proceed in Lake Erie off Lorain and Vermilion despite local protests. Major Frank P Bane said erosion concerns would not be worsened and officials urged no state objection to the operation.
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Lake Erie
Lorain
Vermilion
U. S. Army Corps of Engineers
Great Lakes
Schwartz Sand and Gravel Co
Frank P. Bane
Amy, Engineers
Buffalo
J. Norman Thompson
Engineers Corps
Bank Hold Up In Johnsonburg Seeks Cash Escape
Two gunmen robbed the Johnsonburg National Bank in Pennsylvania this morning. They seized cash while forcing assistant cashier Lyle Anderson and two female clerks at gunpoint, then fled in a car found abandoned half a mile south of town. A Military Ball is announced for Saturday February 23 at the Post Home.
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Johnsonburg
Johnsonburg National Bank
Lyle Anderson
Cupid Breaks Even at Lucas County Courthouse
Ten marriage licenses issued and ten petitions for divorce filed at the Lucas County courthouse on Valentine Day. Local notices include MINIFLO and Elyria Hardware advertisements.
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Toledo
Lucas County
Murray Charges Steelmakers Try To Force Strike
Philip Murray leader of the United Steelworkers accuses steelmakers of pressing for a strike as a pledged Feb. 23 showdown looms. The CIO chief, testifying before a Wage Stabilization Board panel, urges the industry to concede price and wage concessions to avert the conflict.
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Murray
New York
Philip Murray
United Steelworkers of America
Wage Stabilization Board
Truman
CIO
Center For Sightless Officers Elect New Lorain Center Leaders
Miss Mildred Baugh announced new officers for the Lorain County Center for the Sightless after the annual banquet. Officers include Ben Weintraub as first vice president and Mrs Leo B Meyer as second. Elyria’s Lamneck elected secretary.
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Lorain County
Mildred Baugh
Raymond I. Potter
Shellace Usucise
Ccolumbus
T. J. Kaner
Dent
Baker
Ben Weintraub
Lorain
First
Leo B
Meyer
Elyria
Seward M. Black
Sons
Kauer
Lamneck
Bridges Too Weak For School Buses Reported
The five person executive committee for the center will include Walter G Nord and Lester Reiss of Oberlin, Harry Thompson of Elyria, Mrs Harold Moore of South Amherst and Phillip Clisby of Wellington. The 12 of the 14 bridges are noted as weak. The plan adds 1,000 employees on State Route 763 and grows the Aberdeen school district payroll to 8,000 in Brown County.
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Center
Walter G. Nord
Lester Reiss
Oberlin
Harry Thompson
Ilyria
Harold Moore
South Amherst
Phillip Clisby
T Nellington
Aberdeen
Brown Hospital
County
Doctors to Be Hired for State Mental Hospitals
Welfare Director John H Lemneck announced the state will hire as many doctors and nurses as can take jobs in state mental hospitals. He described the move as the largest single personnel increase for the facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
John H Lemneck
Toledoans Launch Fund Drive to Save Mud Hens Franchise
Toledo fans rally as Lee Barr of the Mud Hen Booster Club starts a drive to raise 45 000 to stabilize owner Danny Menendez for the 1952 season and keep the Class AAA American Association club from transferring to Charleston West Virginia. The Toledo Chamber of Commerce backs the effort amid bid competition.
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Toledo
Toledo Madhens
Charleston
Lee Barr
Mud Hen
Danny Menderdez
Toledo Chamber of Commerce
Menendez
Detroit Tigers
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Elyria Central Labor Uni
Baxter
Harley Reese
W. A. Campbell
Henry Stiles
McWilliam
Ion
Alf.l
Albert McWilliam
Wayne Herman
Zigmond Palagyi
TS Heme 3
Grafton Shoe Repair
Main St
Paul McLuch
Otto Stegman
Federated Men's Club
Eee Aaa
Tru- An
Apenceu Voaay
Congress
Mr. Truman
Mortis
Air Arm
Robert M. Greetham
Ohio Street
William 8. Morris
Erie Street
David L. Post
East Avenue
Edwin T. Moss
Broad Street
Greetham
Dayton
Weessing
Post
Moss
Sampson Air Field
Geneva
Shore
N. Y
Grafton
Lawrence Byczynski
Willow Street
Lampoon
Na As
Urray
Benjamin Fairless
U. S. Steel
Fairless
Ween
Elizebeth
Princess Margaret
Princess Royal
Bening
Kent
Gloucester
Edinburgh
Duke of Windsor
Dean Acheson
Denmark
Greece
Sweden
Iran
France
Yugoslavia
Turkey
Viscount Montgomery
Earl Mountbatten
Lepart
Kipling
Pennsylvania Bank
Center For Sightless
Achesons
Eisenhowers
Sir
Dwight Deeennewer
Era Anes
Ferdlan Royslty
Ing Ik
Rid
Gustef Adolf
Belgiom
Telegram
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