Taylor warns ROK against stopping Indian troop departures
General Maxwell D Taylor warned South Korea that Eighth Army troops will deal appropriately with any interference as Indian custodial troops evacuate through ROK territory from the DMZ. UN forces intend to carry out the 2,500 remaining Indian moves to Inchon for India-bound transports while Rhee privately convenes with Pyun amid rising tensions.
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Panmunjom
INL
Maxwell D. Taylor
South Korea
Eighth Army
ROK
United Nations
Seoul
Syngman Rhee
Pyun
Taylor
Won Yung Duk
Won
India
Korea
Inchon
South Korean Defense Ministry
Sygman Rhee
Elyria area road study to reroute highways and ease traffic
County Engineer Donald E. Patterson says Shaffer Parrett and Associates will conduct a 35000 dollar study to reroute State Routes 10 20 and 57 around Elyria and to assess an expressway linking the Cleveland metro area with Route 57 for Elyria and Lorain. Reports expected by next fall.
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Elyria
Cleveland
Donald E. Patterson
Shaffer, Parrett and Associates
Mansfield
Patterson
Cuyahoga County
Lorain
State Highway Department
Woman in nightgown flees after highway crash near Pittsburg
Mrs. driving through Pittsburg California sideswiped a car on the highway then plowed into the parked cars of two sheriff's deputies. She fled the scene in a nightgown leaving the wrecked vehicle behind. Authorities launched a search for the unidentified driver.
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Pittsburg
Calif
Weather summary of Tuesday temperatures and humidity
The report notes a Tuesday temperature range from 38 to 64 degrees over 24 hours ending at 8 p.m. with 18 inches of precipitation. Humidity was 68 percent at 8 a.m. and 96 percent at 8 p.m. The previous Tuesday ranged 21 to 28 degrees. A sunrise time is listed as 1 37 a.m. and a wind or other detail 466 2m.
French Foreign Legion Breaks Red Stranglehold in Indochina
French forces battle Red troops on hill crests 674 and 561 in Indochina near Hanoi. Casualties reported as losses mount on both sides. Col. Christian De Castries seeks to extend lines as Rene Pleven tours the area. American 105 mm howitzers and Bearcat fighters supported the attack with heavy shelling and incendiaries.
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Hanoi
Indochina
Pei Pera
Christian de Castries
Rene Pleven
Dien Bien Phu
Warmer Weather To Return To Ohio Tomorrow
A one day cold snap in Ohio gives way to a warming trend, with Thursday temperatures expected in the 50s. The low tonight may dip to 25 to 30 as light snow flurries occurred in parts of the state. Rainfall Tuesday ranged up to about one half inch, aiding drought in downstate areas. Cleveland recorded .48 inch, Cincinnati .43, Columbus .35. Roads in the Cleveland area were slick while most state routes were normal. Temperature readings across major cities at 8 am showed Chicago 30, Denver 26, Los Angeles 50, Miami 64, Washington 58.
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Ohio
U.S
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Columbus
Downstate
Ohio Highway Department
Chicago
Denver
Los Angeles
Miami
Washington, D. C
Elyrian Volunteer Supports Ski Jumpers in 1954 Exercise
Pvt. Burrell Dickerson Jr. of Shearstreet N.Y. is at Camp Hale Colo. for Exercise Ski Jump, Army winter training. About 720 Slith Airborne Infantry troopers conducted two 1000 foot jumps east of the Rockies. 25 injured, eight seriously. Dickerson’s unit, Company A 32nd Engineer Battalion, handles fuel, housing, dumps and water in bivouac areas. The five week drill runs through March, with 5000 troops from the South Airborne Regimental Combat Team and Fifth Army group training in subzero, high altitude conditions. The exercise emphasizes winter warfare, oversnow movement, tactical patrols and anti guerrilla operations, climaxing in a regimental field maneuver.
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Pvt
Burrell Dickerson, Jr
Shearstreet
Camp Hale
Colo
Army
I Slith Airborne Infantry Regiment
High Plains
Rocky Mountains
Dickerson
32Nd Engineer Battalion
Colorado Rockies
Denver
South Airborne
Fifth Army
Elyria Police Issue Alert On Lorain Gamblers
Police Chief James E. Boggs warned Elyria officers to watch for Lorain gamblers Peter Reznik and Dorsey Dorsey Dor sey and their associates Tony Catanzarite and Daniel Snyder rumored to be setting up operations in the city. A separate line lists water hauling rates and a Pb price at Amherst, indicating a mixed local notice.
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James E. Boggs
Lorain
Elyria
Peter
Pete) Reznik
Dorsey D. Dorsey
Boggs
Tony
Trumbo) Catanzarite
Daniel Snyder
Far East Conference Talks See Slight Advances in Berlin
Berlin reports indicate slight progress toward a Far East conference with Big Four ministers in session. A Thursday morning session aims to seal at least one agenda point, possibly Geneva as Eden hosts Molotov at lunch. Molotov may soften on Austrian occupancy as the final day approaches amid Western skepticism.
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Berlin
INS
Anthony Eden
Vyacheslav Molotov
Georges Bidault
Europe
Kremlin
Russia
U. S
Metropolitan Opera
Russian Ballet
U.S
Germany
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
Molotta
Austria
Notley Admitted To Crile Hospital After Illness
Harry E. Notley, on the job supervisor during the Elyria elementary school construction, was admitted to Crile Veterans Hospital after a sudden illness. Notley Jr. moved his father from Graystone Hotel to Sugar Ridge Road, then arranged admission to the veterans hospital. His condition was described as satisfactory, and plans were made for a visit tonight. Notley Sr., a mechanical and electrical engineer, recently worked at the Metropolitan Housing Project in Lorain.
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Harry E. Notley
Elyria
Crile Veterans Hospital
Harry E. Notley, Jr
Graystone
Sugar Ridge Road
Veterans Hospital
Notley Jr
Notley, Sr
Metropolitan Housing Project
Lorain
2 Pints Esmond Ice Cream Ad at Abookire's Grocery
Ice cream offer of 2 pints priced at 4 cents promotes Friday sale. Advertisement notes location at Abookire's Grocery at 17th Street and Middle Avenue.
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Abookire’s Grocery
Patrol Corporal To Be New Police Chief In Amherst
Amherst council votes to create a four officer police force and appoint Patrol Corporal William Vinning as chief effective March 1. Pikey becomes captain. Howard Werner and Arthur Koppenhafer stay as patrolmen. Vinning, 13 years with the State Highway Patrol, will earn 400 monthly. Pikey 350. Emmerich handles calls at Amherst 420.
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Amherst
William Vinning
Lorain
Ambherst
Paul Pikey
Fred Hogrefe
Pikey
Vinning
Tthe
Newark
Kolbe Road
Warren
Massillon
Kent
Lancaster
Howard Werner
Arthur ‘Koppenhafer
Irving Emmerich
Amherst 420
Wright Named NATO Naval Commander
President Eisenhower announced the appointment of Admiral Jernold Wright to succeed Admiral Lynde McCormick as supreme allied naval commander for the Atlantic under NATO. Wright will take the post April 32 and also serve concurrently as commander in chief of the U S Atlantic fleet. McCormick has held both posts. Wright has served as deputy U S representative to NATO headquarters. The President said Wright is highly qualified for the duties.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Wright
U. S
NATO
Atlantic
Where To Turn Jim Resar Moves Address
Jim Resar has moved to 552 Lodi Street and announces a new phone number 30 112. The notice provides contact details for the relevant services.
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Jim Resar
Test Vote On Treaty Limit Near Senate Move
The Senate schedules a key test vote on a Republican substitute to Bricker's treaty limits. Leaders aim for a nightfall decision to gauge support for curbing presidential treaty making, with critics warning of backdoor exits from the United Nations and the World Court.
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Washington
Senate
John W. Bricker
GOP
Senate i
Bricker
Wayne Morse
Bore
United States
United Nations
World Court
Mayor Attends Union Dedication at Ohio University
Mayor J Grant Keys returns to his alma mater in Athens to participate in the dedication of the new Student Union Center. Gov. Frank Lausche will deliver the principal address as Keys seeks a meeting with the governor to discuss arbitration over the turnpike controversy, a plan approved by City Council last Monday.
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J. Grant Keys
Ohio University At
Athens
Keys
Frank J. Lausche
Elvira
Ohio Turnpike Commission
City Generosity Restores Health Of Boy In Elyria
Six year old Ronald Smith born with a heart ailment owes his life to the generosity of Elyria and nearby supporters. Funds raised three years ago financed a life saving operation in Philadelphia. Ronald is now a healthy student at Roosevelt school with only annual checkups needed. His parents, John and Mrs Smith, recall the Ronald Fund contributions from the community.
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Ronald Smith
Elyria
Ronald
Philadelphia
Henry Ault
Roosevelt School
John Smith
West 15Th Street
Ronald Fund
Republic Steel Corp
Mary Ann
Darlene
Franklin School
Johnny
Hamilton School
Sandra
Red Cross Division Heads Named To Lead Drive
Alfred P. J. O'Donnell and Mary Robson named co chairs of the Commercial Division for the Red Cross Join and Serve Drive in an Elyria area bounded by Black River and Fifth Street. They will mobilize captains and workers to reach retail banks firms and residences. O'Donnell of O'Donnell Paint and Wallpaper Co resides at 251 Washington Ave with Mary Jo and four children. Robson of Hess Pharmacy Co aims to boost active membership by 20 percent while continuing services such as home nursing and home production.
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Red Cross
Alfred P. J. O'Donnell
O’donnell Paint and Wallpaper Co
Mary Robson
Hess Pharmacy Co
Black River
Fifth Street
O’donnell
Elyrian
Washington Avenue
Mary Jo
American Red Cross
Elyria
Miss Robson
Eisenhower pushes law changes to widen atomic info sharing
President Eisenhower proposed amendments to the U S Atomic Energy Act to broaden allied access to atomic knowledge and accelerate peacetime uses of atomic energy. The plan calls for wider cooperation with allies, declassification of restricted data, and greater private investment in peacetime reactors under Atomic Energy Commission control, aiming to strengthen the free world’s defense.
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Washington
Eisenhower
U.S
United States
Atomic Energy Commission
Free World
Murder Charge Filed Against Benjamin Meyers in Logansville Slaying
First degree murder charges were filed Tuesday against 24 year old Benjamin Meyers who pleaded innocent to the fatal shooting of his estranged wife Velvia 27. Meyers is confined to Hocking County Jail under a $10 000 bond after surrendering to the sheriff’s wife while deputies searched the county for the slayer of the young mother.
Houses For Sale Ads Offer Ideal Home Comfort
A promotional piece urges readers to explore Houses For Sale ads for ideal home options. It highlights comfort, appreciation, and respect as keys to a happy home and invites property owners to showcase their best listings.
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Thomas D. Dennis, Jr
William Allan
Nat Ganley
Helen Winter
Frank Picard
Republic of Korea
French Foreign Legion
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Ike
Far East Parley
Geneva
Switzerland
Eden Plans
Crile Hospital
New Police
Grafton
Oberlin
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Wellington
Lausche
Boy
Ewnrak
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