U N Allied Raid Breaks From North Korean Trap
Allied tank supported raiding party broke out of a Red trap near Panmunjom after a four hour engagement. Heavy fighting left more than 327 Reds killed or wounded, with one Allied tank disabled and another towed back after gunfire. The unit returned to its lines before dawn as allied air units attacked Red supply areas.
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Seoul
Korea
North Korea
U. N
Murari
Wonsan
Panmunjom
No Man’s Land
Franco German Accord Sought On Europe Army
Italian Premier De Gasperi held talks with Adenauer and Bidault as Western ministers met to resolve French German disputes delaying the European army plan. Dulles urged European unity to push the federation forward and seek terms for ratification of the European defense community treaty.
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Rome
Italy
U. S
John Foster Dulles
Talian
Alcide de Gasperi
Konrad Adenauer
de Gasperi
Georges Bidault
Europe
Bidault
Adenauer
Weather report for Northeastern Ohio shows mild trend
Increasing cloudiness and mild temperatures with a high of 50 this afternoon. Tuesday sees mostly cloudy skies, cooler with a high around 45 and a chance of light rain. Statewide conditions remain mostly clear with a temperature range from 20 to 50 across the period and rain likely midweek and again Friday and Saturday.
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Ohio
Father sues to list son as Kay in school records
Norman B. Kay, now in West Hollywood, sues Avon Lake school officials and his ex wife Dorothy Crawford to force the district to record their seven year old son Bruce under the surname Kay rather than Crawford. The suit seeks a mandatory injunction with a hearing set before Judge D A Cook for Feb 27.
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Common Pleas Court
Norman B. Kay
West Hollywood
Calif
Avon Lake
Dorothy Crawford
Bruce
Norman
Dorothy Kay
Cleveland
Kay
Bruce S. Kay
Bruce&. Crawford
Paul Mikus
Theschool
Tthe Board
D. A. Cook
Vance Bell
Walberg Brown
Edna von Pischke
Fred Lott
Walter Schenck
J. I. King
Dean Kelly
Robert Corts to Head Red Cross Professional Gifts Division
Elyria attorney Robert Corts has been named chairman of the Professional Gifts Division of the $39,772 Red Cross Campaign for the Elyria Chapter 1953 appeal. The division will solicit doctors and lawyers in the community to support polio relief efforts including blood processing for gamma globulin.
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Robert Corts
Elyria
Corts
Red Cross
Circus At YMCA Promises Big Extravaganza
Bungling Brothers and Sore paugh present their 29th annual circus at the YMCA on April 23 and 24. Ray Snyder says games stunts tumbling pyramids and clowns highlight the show with special acts and a circus band. Each class of boys contributes an act plus a grand entry.
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Bungling Brothers
Sorepaugh
Young Men’s Christian Association
Ray Snyder
Bullet Shaped Sky Object Sighted Over City
James Coloton operator of the Lauderteria on Cedar street reported seeing a bullet shaped object in the sky Sunday night. He suggested it was a light reflection from the steel mills on the clouds. Berea resident Coleton at 86 Eliot Circle saw the object around 10 45 p m and it had vanished by 11 p m. He described it as orange hued and cigar shaped and it appeared to brighten and dim at intervals.
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James Coloton
Lauderteria
Cedar Street
Coleton
Eliot Circle
Berea
Eisenhower to Golf Weekend in Augusta Georgia
The White House says President Eisenhower will fly to Augusta Georgia on Thursday afternoon for a weekend of golf. He will hold his second weekly news conference in Washington on Wednesday at 12 15 p m before departure.
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Washington
White House
Eisenhower
Augusta
Von Rundstedt dies former Nazi commander passes away
German Field Marshal Gerd von Rundstedt, who directed part of the Battle of the Bulge, died Monday night at age 78 after years in seclusion in Hannover. Captured in 1945, he was not tried for war crimes and had lived in Britain’s postwar regime’s restrictions since 1949.
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Hannover
Germany
Gerd von Rundstedt
Hitler
Europe
von Rundstedt
U.N. Resumes Effort to Break Korea Deadlock at Assembly
The United Nations General Assembly opens the second half of its seventh session with a renewed push to end the Korea truce stalemate. Delegates express pessimism after weeks of clashes. a new U S delegation arrives with no major policy shifts expected.
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Vishinsky
New York Pier
Andrei Vishinsky
United Nations General Assembly
United Nations
N. Y
Assembly
United States
U. S
Lester B. Pearson
Canada
China
North Korea
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Formosa
Eiserhower
Car Demolished as Semi Hits in Route 20 Crash
Ralph Benson 30 and wife Anna 27 of Wurtsboro New York escaped serious injury when their eastbound car on Route 20 near Route 58 was rear ended by a semi trailer. The truck shoved the car 1100 feet into a parking area and both occupants suffered sprained backs necks and bruises. They planned a check at Allen Memorial Hospital Oberlin.
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Ralph Benson
Anna
Wurtsboro
N. Y
Benson
Allen Memorial Hospital
Oberlin
New Program Aims to Inform Parents About High School
A Frank lin School meeting launched a four session program to help 125 eighth grade students and parents understand high school offerings and graduation requirements. Panels led by district administrators outlined courses, testing like the Kud er Preference and algebra tests, and how student interests guide subject choices to fit after school plans. Parents were urged to discuss options with their children and choose majors they can handle.
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Franklin School
Marian Kemble
George Thourot
George Miiraben
F. J. Gottfried
Olive Cheney
Speech League Contests At Graf ton High Tonight
County High School Speech League will hold tonight at 7 30 at Graf ton High School six events include Original oratory oratorical declamations Humorous declamations dramatic declamation extemporaneous speaking and poetry reading. Small admission charge to cover expenses.
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County High School
Grafton High School
City to Seek Court Action Over Pike Route Change
City officials threaten legal action if the Ohio Turnpike Commission refuses to locate the pike north of the proposed route, which would bisect the city. The Watson Report recommends a north-of-city route as preferable and clashes with the city master plan. Outstanding counsel will assist Richard Baird in presenting the city's case if court action proceeds.
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Richard Baird
Ralph Terry
Councel
Oh O Turnpike Commission
Omo Turnpike Commission
Temple University President Named Head of U S Foreign Information Service
Dr. Robert L. Johnson, president of Temple University, was named to head the State Department Foreign Information Service including the Voice of America. He succeeds Dr. Wilson S. Compton amid congressional probes of VOA. Johnson to act temporarily while reviewing the overseas information program and begin full duties next Monday.
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Washngton
White House
Robert L. Johnson
Temple University
State Department
Foreign Information Service
Voice of America
Johnson
Wilsons. Compton
Voice
Joseph R. McCarthy
Senate
James C. Hagerty
Eisenhower
C. D. Jackson
Hagerty
John Foster Dulles
Land
Information Service
VOA
Pres
NLRB Chairman Urges End to Non-Red Oath for Union Leaders
Washington chairman Paul Herzog of the National Labor Relations Board urged Congress to junk the non-Communist oath for union leaders. Testifying before the House Labor Committee, he said the oath has outlived its usefulness and proposed replacing it with a direct attack on Communism within labor unions.
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Washington
Paul 'M_ Herzog
National Labor Relations Board
Congress
House Labor Committee
Herzog
Press Admitted to Jelke Trial as Defense Opens
New York jurors and public entered the Jelke trial with the defense presenting its case. Judge Francis La Valente kept the courtroom closed for prosecution testimony, while prosecutors and defense lawyers met privately before the trial resumed. Minotelke, heir to an oleomargarine fortune, faces charges of compulsory prostitution. About 59 spectators and reporters attended the morning session despite the open-door policy.
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New York
Jelke Vare
Francis la Valente
Valente
Minotelke
Fuller Road Bridge Studied In County Program
County Engineer Donald E. Patterson says replacement of the older narrow Fuller road bridge is being considered in this year’s county highway program. A 24 foot wide bridge with a sidewalk is proposed, with the approach curve to be eliminated to improve safety for factory workers commuting from south of Elyria to eastern factories.
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Fuller Road
Donald E. Patterson
Patterson
Elyria
Requests Ban On Fox Imports As Hunters Clash
A letter from Don Seabold of the La lGrange Hunting and Fishing Club urged the county commissioners to stop importing foxes. He argued pheasant hunting revenue declines as foxes arrive before season. The commission noted a county bounty on fox and referred the matter to the prosecutor for ruling.
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Board of County Commissioners
Don Seabold
LalGrange Hunting and Fishing Club
Seabold
Loram
Elyria
Flood Of Bills Expected In Legislature Today
Columbus reports a flood of bills to be introduced with code revision and budget measures printed after a legislative recess since Feb 16. Gov Lausche's address sparked proposals shared by Republicans, including highway funding plans and utility rate critiques, with talks on a gas tax hike of one cent per gallon.
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Columbus
General Assembly
Frank J. Lausche
Lausche
McKay outlines plan on submerged lands ownership
Secretary Douglas McKay asked Congress to grant coastal states title to submerged lands to historical boundaries but keep outer areas seaward under federal control. He urged one comprehensive bill, with Interior administering the continental shelf revenues for the nation. He denied a simple turn over, calling it a restoration of state rights. Opponents warn of oil interests seeking vast underwater deposits worth up to 100 billion dollars.
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Washington
Douglas McKay
Congress
McKay
Eisenhower
Senate Interior Committee
Texas
Florida
Gulf of Mexico
Interior Department
James E. Murray
D-Mont
Tidelands
Administration
Operator Of Care Guilty In Beer Sales To Teens
Charles S. Sebastian operator of Chuck's Place at 200 Blake Street was found guilty today before Juvenile Judge Cloyd Derhammer of contributing to the delinquency of three 17 year old boys by selling them beer. He was fined 125 dollars total and will face Ohio Liquor Board action. The case followed investigations by liquor agent Thomas Paonessa and local authorities after complaints from parents. Assistant Prosecutor Harold Ewing presented the case.
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Charles S. Sebastian
Chuck's Place
Blake Street
Cloyd Derhammer
Sebastian
Thomas Paonessa
L. Paonessa
Ohio ‘Iquor Board
Liquor Board
Paonessa
Cleveland
Sthner
Columbus
Fom Isome
Harold Ewing
U S Senate Aide Urges Allied Consultation On Russia Pact
Senator Alexander Wiley urged consulting allies before repudiating wartime agreements with Russia. He warned against another free-for-all in foreign policy after actions over Formosa and Communist China, as Eisenhower asks Congress to back a resolution condemning Russia’s violation.
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Washington
Alexander Wiley
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Russia
Wisconsin
Formosa
China
Eisenhower
Congress
Lenny's New Drive Inn Opens on Route 113
Lenny's Drive Inn on Route 113 begins business with evening hours listed as 6 PM to closing. The opening notice notes ta rgeted hours and ongoing service.
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Lenny
Rt 113
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