Reds Bring Crated War Planes Into Korea
PANMUNJOM Korea The United Nations armistice talks yielded little progress as Reds accused of planning to assemble crated aircraft in Korea during a truce. Maj Gen Claude Fernebaugh warned of Red efforts to build air power from Manchuria while insisting the war must continue.
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Panmunjom
Korea
U. N
North Korea
Reds
Claude
Ferenbaugh
Pervision
Manchuria
Korean
Yalu
Paris
United States
United Nations Security Council
Benjamin V. Cohen
Security Council
Ionen
Roosevelt
Kremlin
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Vishinsky
Cohen
U. S
Rules Set For Garbage Collection In City
City officials announce new garbage and rubbish collection regulations to speed cleanup across neighborhoods. Four packet trucks start city wide service this week with more street department trucks to follow after Christmas tree collection. Residents should not place waste curbside until trucks reach their area and may report missed pickups if delays occur. Containers must meet capacity and accessibility standards, with two bushels per week allowed per residence.
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D. W. Kothe
Reguilar
Idente
Sanitation
Kothe
County Weighs Creating A County Water Department
Commissioner President J Nor man Thompson stated the county will consider establishing a county water department after next week’s appropriations. Elyria would sell water via a master meter to county districts, with tapping lines maintenance and billing handled by the county, starting in the Ridgeville area. Six county areas have expressed desire for Elyria water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Norman Thompson
Thompson
Elyria
Ridgeville
Avon Youth Dies From 1949 Auto Crash
AVON high school football captain Raymond Urig, who never regained consciousness after a November 4, 1949 auto crash near Detroit road, died yesterday at home. He passed his 16th birthday last July 8. The accident occurred two miles east of Route 301 when the car left the pavement and hit a tree.
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Avun
Raymond Urig
Avor High School
Leo Urng
Detroit Road
Wonen
Detroit
Route 301
Asut
Israel
Guatemala
Uruguay
Mies Recapture Front Hill as Red Forces Tie
United Nations troops retook a snow covered hill west of Munéung but found traces of Allied troops trapped there by the Reds hours earlier. The five hour battle left 22 injured, none seriously. A separate report notes Cleveland school board figures backing Taft for the GOP nomination.
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Rea
United Nations
Reds
Christ Philadelphia
Munéung
Iran
Joseph Schrader
Wenring U. N
Scrap Shortage Closes Three Steel Furnaces
The National Production Authority announced a widespread scrap shortage forces three steel furnaces to close in Gary Indiana with further threatened stoppages in Pennsylvania New York and Ohio. One Pittsburgh mill has only a half day inventory and Buffalo Cincinnati and eastern Pennsylvania face similar risks.
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Washington
National Production Authority
Gary
Ind
Pennsylvania
New York
Ohio
NPA
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Nurse Helps Deliver Baby At Hospital Door
An off duty Elyria Memorial Hospital obstetrical nurse aided an urgent delivery at the hospital door. A 21 year old mother, Mrs Moman of Shear Street, and her husband Mr Donald Moman, were assisted as paramedics brought the mother into emergency care. The baby, a girl, and the mother are reported well. The father works as a machinist at Western Automatic Machine Screw Co. and thanked the nurse, the driver Mrs Joe White, and hospital attendants for timely help.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
Moman
Donald Moman
Shear Street
Western Automatic Machine Screw Company
Notghbor
Joe White
Souvenir hunters take live shells after wreck fire
Reports from Hilliard Ohio describe salvage crews collecting 50 to 60 live 201 millimeter shells from a derailed Pennsylvania Railroad train wreck site. Soldiers and deputies warn the shells are highly dangerous. Four firefighters were slightly hurt by shell fragments as a fire and subsequent explosions continued to smolder.
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Hilliards
Pennsylvania
Hilliard
Carlson
Furmon
James Casey
Fort Hayes
Vernon Walker
Callectad
Carl W. Fowl Dies Well Known Farmer at 62
Carl W. Fowl, 62, longtime West Ridge area farmer born July 21, 1888, died at his home after prolonged illness. Survived by widow Fern S. Fowl, a son Kenneth J. Fowl, a daughter Patricia Smith, two grandsons, and a sister Nettie Standen. Services Monday 2 p.m. at Sudro Curtis Funeral Home with Rev J. Paul Sutherland officiating. burial in North Murray Ridge cemetery.
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Carl W. Fowl
West Ridge Road
Mr. Fowl
Kings/Solomon Masonic Lodge
Lake Erie
al Koran Shrine Temple of
Cleveland
Lorain County
Shrine Club
Elyria Elks and
Eagle ‘Lodges
Carlisle
Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home
J. Paul Sutherland
Sout Ridge
Lausche lists 11 major issues facing Ohio
Governor Frank J Lausche, undecided on a fourth term, outlines 11 priorities for the state. He calls for improvements in highways, stream pollution control and anti polluting measures, signaling a broad agenda for state policy.
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Lausche
Colum
Frank J Lausche
Suhlia Wnt
Two Boys Held On Burglary Charge
Deputies hold two Vincent area youths ages 16 and 17 after a Maple Inn burglary on West River Road. They admitted breaking in to steal hamburger and were jailed for juvenile authorities. Police traced the break by witness reports and sounds of glass.
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Itye
Walter J. Wright
Vincent
Tees
Wright
Maple Inn
West Yed
Oliers
Walker
James Howard
Manuel Gomez
Rottari
Richard
Steelworkers Delay Nationwide Steel Strike Now Until Feb
United Steelworkers CIO postponed an industry wide strike until late February after President Truman urged a postponement while the government studies the demand for an 184 cent hourly wage increase. The wage board begins hearings on the contract fight, with a 45 day postponement tied to its start, and the union vows to press for bargaining while warning against high handed steel company behavior.
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Atlantic City
N. J
United Steelworkers
Union Cio
Truman
Wage Stabilization Board
WSB
Philip Murray
Cio
Steel Union
Murray
Mobilization Program At Halfway Mark
Washington reports the mobilization program is halfway to its goal with defense production chief Manly Fleischmann predicting mid-1953 readiness. He notes industrial expansion will peak at about 50.1 billion annually and that by summer 1953 the buildup will be complete enough to support all-out mobilization and national security. Consumers may feel the pinch this year as temporary layoffs occur, though employment will hit record highs.
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Washington
Defense
Manly Fleischmann
Tate
Flesch Fmann
Fleischmann
Turnpike Board Acts To Save Money Time
The Ohio Turnpike Commission in Columbus on Jan 25 outlines plans to save money and time on the proposed toll road. Efforts focus on acquiring right of way for 1800 properties, arranging financing with Nally Trust and Land Title Guard, and awaiting federal steel allocation. Governor Lausche may meet with Public Works and National Production Authority authorities in Washington next week to discuss trust and debt, as bond markets show caution.
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Columbus
Ohio
Pike Commission
High Commission
Lentee & Trust Co
Cleveland
Bel
Turnpike
James Shocke
Neasey
Sotal
Frank J. Lausche
New Yorkiton Administration
City Court Fines Rise in Elyria 1951 Annual
Elyria's city court reported 1951 fines totaling 42 616 37 dollars, up from 34 250 96 in 1950. Most revenue funds the general city operating budget while a portion supports the Lorain County Law Library. The sanitation and related city departments noted changes in collections and allocations.
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Elyria
Peart Cautie
Cautle
Elyrian Cautle
Lorain
Phone 3414 Survey Contacts and Fines Totals Revealed
County auditor records show residents contacted by interviewers and those who sent forms faced fines totals with December and July reporting the highest sums. Father John Swift dies at 65 in Syracuse after his wish to reunite with released airmen. Capt John W. Swift was with him.
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Bauer
Sanitar
Syracuse, N
John Swift
Pacific cold snap grips West and Midwest with snow
A broad cold wave from the Pacific Coast affects California and the Midwest. Snow and sleet create road closures and crop damage as temperatures plunge and supplies strain, with forecasts predicting more winter weather into the Great Lakes and Dixie regions.
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Pacific Coast
Emery
Agrow
Pacific Northwest
Silverton
Texas Panhandle
Missouri
Midwest
Kankakee
Great Lakes
Indiana
Ilingis
Dixie
Rec
Fighting Flares Again As British Seal Off Suez
Flares flared for a second day as Egyptian militants and British troops clashed in Suez Cairo reports say 15 British soldiers were killed and 14 Egyptians wounded in a three hour battle while the town was sealed off by road blocks. British officials noted only minor injuries among their ranks and a patrol infiltration sparked the firefight near Suez. Communiques place the action around the canal zone fortress and water filtration facilities amid the Anglo Egyptian dispute.
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Cairo
Suez
Suez Canal Zone
United Press
Peter Webb
Brisk
Canal Zone
39Th
No-Man's Land
Decision On Armories Possible Next Week
Columbus Ohio brief says a decision on what to do with Ohio's National Guard Armories may be made early next week. Brig. Gen. Kenneth Cooper and Adj Gen Henderson are reviewing armories to determine which stay open which close or transfer to civil defense. The 47th Ohio National Guard Division heads to federal service on January 15.
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Columbus
Ohio
Kenneth Cooper
Adj
A &£. Henderson
Cleveland
Ohio National Guard Division
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St. Joseph's Hospital
Avon
Avon High School
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Mies
Astern Front Hill
Taft
Robert H. Jami
Cleveland School Board
Menand
Harold Stassen
Sea
Vert
A. Taft
Philadelphia
Londor
Henrik Kurt Carl- Sén
Air Ministry
Turmo
John Wa
Weeks
Carlsen
Sife
Falmouth
Get Ensewig
United States Navy
Enterprise
Navy
Will
Treighter
Tam
Turnpike Board
Swift
John W. Swift
California
Formosa
Taipeh
U.pi
Berhard
Charles Flynn
British Foreign Service
Oho
Maj
B. J. Hobbs
Empire Tavern
Cor, Lake & Adams
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