West Germany seeks equal voice in defense planning
Western Germany demanded an equal voice in defense planning as Berlin offered 2.5 billion dollars and 12 divisions totaling 305000 troops. Chancellor Adenauer pressed for eventual NATO membership while backing a joint NATO European army council and Saar talks with France to reintegrate the Saar into Germany.
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London
West Germany
Western Europe
Konrad Adenment
Dean Acheson
Robert Schuman
France
Western Germany
Adenauer
Auer
Bonn
Germany
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Tcouncil
European Army Council
Atlantic Organization
Saar
Chapman urges federal powers for mine safety
Secretary of the Interior Oscar L. Chapman urged Congress to grant federal mine inspectors police powers to shut down dangerous mines until safe. He cited 9,371 deaths over 11 years and argued state enforcement failures caused recent disasters Orient No. 2 in West Frankfort and Carpentertown, Pa. The bill, backed by President Truman and United Mine Workers president John L. Lewis, seeks federal enforcement of safety rules.
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Washington
Oscar L. Chapman
Congress
Chapman
Orient No. 2
West Frankfort
Carpentertown
House Labor Committee
Interior Department
Truman
Senate Labor Committee
United Mine Workers
John L. Lewis
Child Dies After Drinking Oil Of Wintergreen
18 month old Gay Marie Sines died after drinking from a bottle of oil of wintergreen at her home in Grafton Saturday night. Her father Delbert Sines had applied oil to his wrist and left the bottle within reach. An emetic was given but the oil remained in the stomach. She died Sunday morning at 6 o clock at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Survived by parents two brothers Dennis 3 Kenneth 8 and sister Gloria 6 months grandmother Mrs Texanah Sines of Grafton R D and grandfather Jacob Eberling of Grafton. Body at Russell D Fulton Funeral Home services at 2 p m Tuesday Rev Fred Stroebel officiating. Burial Nesbett Cemetery.
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Grafton
Gay Marie Sines
Wintergreen
Delbert Sines
Sines
Ontario Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Dennis
Kenneth
Gloria
Texanah Sines
Grafton R. D
Jacob Eberling
Russell D. Fulton
Young Bandits Hunted After Hotel Robbery
East Liverpool police search for two about 15 year old bandits who robbed the Manor Hotel of 50 to 70 dollars and a German Automatic pistol yesterday. Owner Emmet Bradway says the youths, masked with handkerchiefs, forced him to the wall as the older drew a revolver and grabbed his wallet.
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East Liverpool
Manor
Emmet Bradway
Weather Outlook for Northeastern Ohio Tonight and Tuesday
Northeastern Ohio sees clear skies and milder conditions with a low around 28 tonight. Tuesday brings partly cloudy skies and a warmer afternoon, easing the chill from tonight.
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Ohio
Examiner For NLRB Hears Union Complaint
Louis Prost, trial examiner for the National Labor Relations Board, heard testimony today on a complaint against The Ridge Tool Co. alleging interference with employees rights to organize. The hearing, held in Elyria city council chamber after a courthouse room was unavailable, named five former employees cited for discharge over union activity and seeks reinstatement. C. Franklin Carr of the United Auto Workers CIO filed the complaint. NLRB represented by Bernard Ness. company represented by Roy F. Vandemark.
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Louis Prost
National Labor Relations Board
Ridge Tool Ca
Elyria Council
C. Franklin Carr
United Auto Workers, Cio
Kenneth Myers
Virginia Sweet
Allen High
Nan
Walter Plas
Claytonhouse
NLRB
Bernard Ness
Cleveland
Roy F. Vandemark
Fire Destroys Century Old Beane Home in Belden
Fire origin traced to an oil stove in the wash room of the E L Beane home across from Belden Methodist church. The one story west wing housed the kitchen pantry and wash room and suffered major damage. Clayton Sooy estimates losses around 5000 dollars, reduced by quick fire department response from Grafton Township and Valley City. The house is a 26 by 78 foot frame structure over 100 years old formerly a hotel and tavern. Beane family tenants since 1946, with most household goods moved to the church basement except kitchen equipment. Insurance partially covers the loss.
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Belden
E. L. Beane
Grafton Township
Clayton Sooy
Valley City
Central
Automobile Thief Eludes Deputies Locals chase stolen cars
Deputies George Kosco and John Wircenske pursued a suspected auto thief who had taken three cars since Friday. After crashing the stolen car on Barton road the driver fled on foot. tracks were lost after a mile and a half. Cars stolen from Oberlin Maddock Road and Daisy Grant were later reported.
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George Kosco
John Wircenske
Bank Official And Funds Missing In West Virginia
Pittsburgh report states the vice president of a Cairo bank vanished with $36,999 of bank funds. Police probe ongoing as authorities unlikely to reveal motive or suspects. Local coverage notes the bank has faced prior security concerns and is coordinating with state investigators.
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Pittsburgh
Cairo, W Va
Fires Cause Major Losses Across Elyria Weekend
Over the weekend Elyria suffered several fires causing extensive property damage totaling thousands of dollars. The largest blaze at Dunlap's Garage 134 North Maple Street began at 5 30 p m destroying part of the building and office above after oil fed flames into a furnace. Firefighters battled rekindling fires two hours later. A stolen truck scene linked to a bank embezzlement case was noted, involving sums around $18 000 recorded as shortages in investigations. Other fires damaged Austin Construction Co property and a 1949 sedan at 85 Stanford Avenue. A fire at Checker Cab Co on Broad Street caused only minor damage from an electrical short.
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Elyria
Dunlap
North Maple Street
FBI
Samuel E
Swiger
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Cairo
Dennis
Layfield
Thels Wood County Bank
Parkersburg
Emil
Austin Construction Co
Ben dix-Westinghouse
Austin Co
Stanford Avenue
R. G. Taylor
Damge
Sheht
Brooklyn Street
Checker Cab Company
Broad Street
Kefauver Forging Ahead in Minnesota Primary
MINNEAPOLIS Minn Sen Estes Kefauver appears to be forging ahead of President Truman in popularity according to a Kefauver supporter. Frank Ryan, one of three who filed Kefauver's name in Minnesota, says the administration National Committeeman and Sen Hubert Humphrey know this and are fostering rumors Kefauver will withdraw from the race.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Estes Kefauver
Truman
Kefauver
Frank Ryan
Tennessee Democrat
Minnesota
Frank McKinney
Hubert Humphrey
34 Found Dead In Air Crash Burgio Sicily
Weary rescuers reached the wreckage of a British airliner in Sicily to find 34 bodies scattered over snow near Sierra Del Biondo peak. The Viking twin-engine plane, en route from England to Nairobi with no survivors, had stopped at Nice and was due in Malta when it struck the peak Saturday night. Most victims were recognizable. Rescue teams fought a 14 hour snowstorm to reach the site. The chartered aircraft belonged to Hunting Air Transport. most aboard were British staff for a new Entebbe air field in Uganda.
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Burgio
Sicily
Sierra del Biondo
Bovingdon
England
Nairobi
Kenya
Nice
France
Valetta
Malta
Here
Hunting Air Transport Company
Entebbe
Uganda
Cougar jet fighter tied to Navy program at Grumman plant
In Bethpage New York Grumman Aircraft builds a faster swept back wing jet fighter named the Cougar for the Navy. Navy officials say it exceeds the speed of 1600 mph and outperforms the Russian MIGs in Korea. Separately in Cleveland Ohio the Wage Stabilization Board approves wage increases for Ohio Rubber Co workers in Willoughby boosting pay by cents and adjusting rate ranges.
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Bethpage
N. x
Korea
T Grumman Aircraft Factory
Navy
Cleveland
The
Wage Stabilization Board
Ohio Rubber Co
Willoughby
Ike Backers Hope Ike Returns Before July
United States Senator Irving M. Ives said Eisenhower could win the Republican nomination without campaigning in the United States, though boosters diverged. Some fear recent signs he will stay at European commands until the July convention. One leader called his nonpolitical speeches damaging while Ives said a return would be beneficial but not essential. If he stays away, Ives believes he can still secure the nomination, while a return could invite criticism he quit his post early. Military ball notice included at end.
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Washington
Irving M.J. Ives
R. N
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Paria
Eisenhower Organization
Bus Slips Into Ditch Near Wellington After Game
A Wellington area bus carrying Oberlin youths returning from a Wooster basketball game slid into a ditch on Route 58 one mile south of Wellington. The State Highway Patrol reported no injuries.
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Wellington
Oberlin
Wooster
Route 58
State Highway Patrol
Tuition dispute to be discussed between Oberlin and Elyria
Prosecutor Paul Mikus announced a meeting set for 10 am tomorrow to settle who pays the tuition for two Oberlin wards residing in Elyria. Oberlin contends Elyria should cover the costs while Elyria officials dispute the binding amount. Solicitor Richard Baird and Oberlin’s Robert Fauver will attend with Elyria’s Supt. L N Nicholas and Oberlin Supt. Charles Wigton. One child faces admittance denial over tuition, while the other attends under a boarding home promise.
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Paul Mikus
Oberlin
Elyria
Elyri
Child Welfare Board
Mikus
Child Welfare Department
Richard Baird
Tor Robert Fauver
Charles Wigton
L. N. Nicholas
Schoals
Council Of Churches Directors To Meet
Elyria Council of Churches directors to meet at 7:45 P M in the chapel of First Congregational Church. Agenda includes committee reports nominating committee election and plans for Lent with future event dates to be announced.
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Thel: Elyria Council of Churches
First Congregational
Two AWOL Soldiers Nabbed by Elyria Police
Police arrested George N. Paull of Oregon and Lenn L. Moore of South Dakota early this morning after spotting them in civilian clothes at Oberlin road and West avenue. The men admitted they deserted Camp Drum on February 14 and were heading toward South Dakota, awaiting army authorities.
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Camp Drum
New York
Elyria
George N. Paull
Oregon
Lenn L. Moore
South Dakota
Oberlin Road
West Avenue
Fireless Fire Alarm Damage at YMCA Estimated $2000
Chicago Carl Morrison rushed from his room at the medical center YMCA shouting fire. He triggered alarms and sprayed nurses with a fire extinguisher and hose before police stopped him. Water damaged stairs as ceilings soaked. no blaze found. Morrison was taken for psychiatric observation.
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Chicago
Carl Morrison
Decatur
Medical Center
YMCA
Morrison
Psychiatric Hospital
Brehm Wins Hearing In Court Of Appeals
Rep Walter E Brehm sought to overturn his conviction on charges of taking illegal gallery kickbacks from a clerk in his congressional office. The 59 year old Ohio Republican won a hearing today, continues in office but will not run for reelection, and is a former dentist from Logan Ohio who has represented the 11th Ohio district for ten years.
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Washington
Walter E Brehm
U. S. Court of Appeals
Ohio Repubblican
Appeals
Brehin
Dentisl
Logan
Ohio
UN Forces Hit Reds In Air And On Ground
United Nations troops in Korea using bayonets tanks and planes struck Communist forces. Sabrejets in Operation Strangle damaged two MiG-15s and forced retreat of three more in a dog fight over northwest Korea. On land UN tanks and infantry wiped out a reinforced platoon during one raid along the western front. Infantry stormed Silver Star hill near Pyongyang killing about 30 enemy troops with tank support before withdrawing. West of Chorwon, a thrust by an infantry task force pressed against heavy small arms fire.
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BTH
Korea
United Nations
Karen
Silver Star
Pyongyang
Chorwon
War Veteran In Ferocious Burns Tragedy At Brown Hotel
A double amputee war veteran, James McCartt of Soddy Tenn, lies in critical coma at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a bedroom fire at the Brown Hotel early Sunday. He was rescued by three residents and a police officer after being overcome by smoke. Fire started from a smoker's carelessness. mattress and bed clothing destroyed. official investigation ongoing.
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Elytia Memorial Hospital
Brown Hotel
James McCartt
Soddy
Tenn
Elyria
McCartt
Communists threaten delay to armistice talks in Korea
In Panmunjom the Communists insisted that issues beyond Korea be discussed at a post armistice peace conference and warned they may delay the truce indefinitely. They challenged UN veto power over Russia as a neutral nation and demanded reconsideration of Western objections. UN staff planned a reply Tuesday as talks continued amid deadlock over prisoner repatriation and a post war conference timeline.
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Lin Panmunjom
Korea
Panmunjom
United Nations
Russia
Soviet Union
Chang Chun San
Don O O. Darrow
Red Cross
William P. Nuckols
South Korea
Reis
Kickoff Meeting In Membership Drive Tonight
The Lorain County Farm Bureau starts its 1952 membership drive with an 8 o'clock kickoff at the Oberlin Grange hall. Edu Campaign workers in Formosa report a Department ruling on student hair length.
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Lorain County Farm Bureau
Oberlin
Taipeh
Formosa
Edu
Arch Lude
Irow
Ohio Farm Bureau
Ued
Not Sun
Settlement Rumors Signal Steel Wage Hikes
A Washington source reports a nearing package settlement in the steel dispute would grant CIO United Steelworkers a 15 cent hourly raise, allow price increases from 240 to 24 per ton, with a proposed 3 cent extra hourly rise to widen the in job differential. Defense Mobilizer Charles E Wilson warns higher wages would force over half percent price hikes, risking stability across industries as a wage panel drafts recommendations for the Wage Stabilization Board.
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Washington
Bey
CIO
United Steelworkers
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Truman
Philip Murray
Wilson
Murray
New York
Basi
Wage Stabilization Board
United Press
Roger S. Putnam
Four Lorain County Schools Consider Consolidation
Superintendents of Tea Grange Eaton Belden and Graft met to discuss consolidation. They agreed it might solve the problem but made no decision. A motion calls for the four districts to prepare a data report on rooms enrollment and opportunities with Lorain County Superintendent C A Gibbons, then reconvene.
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Balon
Tea Grange
Eaton
Belden
Graft
Lorain County
C. A Gibbons
March Induction Call Light in Elyria Area
Elyria draft officials announce a light selective service induction for March. Only two registrants from the local board are to be called during levelling off. the March 14 induction targets 20 year olds and older. About 60 men will undergo physical examinations in two calls. 40 tested March 12 and 20 in Cleveland March 27. February 7 pre-induction results show 25 acceptable and 5 rejected. two tested will face a second exam.
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Elyria
Cathereine McKee
Cleveland
Want Ads promote quick economical service in Chronicle Telegram
Special bulletin urges readers to use Want Ads for buying or selling with rapid, economical results. Advertisers are invited to dial 4751 and ask for Want Ads to place a simple, effective classified notice.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Dial 4751
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