Danish Captain Rescues Stricken Freighter In Atlantic Tow
Danish-born Captain Henrik Carlsen and crew aboard the tug Turmoil battled 24 hours to tow the crippled American freighter Flying Enterprise toward Falmouth England. The ship listed badly and risked foundering, but after securing a tow line the ship began slow progress toward safety with winds up to 25 knots forecast.
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London
Henrikart Carlsen
North Atlantic
Carlsendon
Falmouth
England
Ilta
Enterprise
Ching Port
Faluth
Air Ministry
Kenneth R. Dancy
Carlsen
Dancy
West Urges UN Council Meet After Korea Truce
Paris reports authoritative sources say Western powers may accept a conditional Soviet high level UN meeting to discuss the cold war while opposing an immediate meeting to break the deadlock and resume armistice talks in Korea. The United States voiced grave concern the move could disrupt the Panmunjom talks.
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Paris
United N
Security Council Tc
United States
Korea
Panmunjom
Allies Wipe Out Little Bulge on West Front
On the Western Front Allied infantrymen cleared the Communist little bulge and regained hilltop positions lost December 23. They advanced amid snow and heavy bombardment, while Britain and France opposed immediate Soviet council meetings on Korea truce issues and East West disputes. caucuses were held to shape a Western move planned for last night and this morning, with final agreement unlikely before Monday.
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West Front
8Th Army
Korea
Britain
France
Mande
Red Truce Delegates Stall Again At Panmunjom Talks
Across Panmunjom, Allies and Reds traded insults as two subcommittees on supervising an armistice and prisoner exchange failed to progress. Reds refused UN ban on field construction and repatriation of prisoners. Meanwhile UN Sabrejets shot down Communist MiGs while naval air operations continued along rail lines from Manchuria.
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Panmunjom
Korea
Alles
Reds
Russia
United Nations Security Council
United Nations
U. N
A. m
USN
Ures
R. E. Libby
Pyongyang
Pei
Ping
Moscow
Yunan
Ane
Vishinsky
Posal
Assem
Paris
Thejlow
Security Council
Korangpo
U.N
Koreas
Heating Breakdown at YWCA Gym Needs Tax Refunds
The article reports a broken heating system at the YWCA gym sparking talk of potential income tax refunds for service members hospitalized due to wounds or illness. It notes meetings by the YWCA board and local officials, funding challenges for repairs, and upcoming discussions on alternative activities while planning for the old building. It mentions a separate labor dispute affecting meat packing plants and a veteran's decoration for action in Korea.
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Y.W.C.A
Defense Department
Helen Mulholland
Elyria Y.W.C.A
Chicago
Y.M.C.A
United Packinghouse Workers
St. An J
Episcopal Church
User
Jsen
Dancy
UPW
Swift and Armour Meat
Chi
Af Enue Oh Oatres
Y.W.C A
Purple Heart
Jeral Hospital
Fukuoka
Japan
Junion
Ober
Comak Ridge
Korea
Lottie Tarry
Tarry
Notre Dame donor Reilly, trustee and philanthropist, dies
Frederick Reilly, 52, longtime Notre Dame trustee and coal tar processing industrialist, died in a hospital after giving the university a $1,000,000 endowment in 1945. Reilly was mentioned in connection with a past donor who funded Notre Dame expenses amid a wartime crumb scandal. his name remained undisclosed. Reilly also backed Rep. Alvin Weichel, who today was indorsed for re election.
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Wndia
Peter C. Keyly
University of Notre Dame
Reilly
Notre Dame
West Point
Fremont
Alvin F
Weichel
Mischievous Puppy Incident on Cambridge Avenue
A boy named Tommy encountered a brown two thousand puppy at 359 Cambridge avenue and 318 Cambridge avenue. The puppy reportedly bit Tommy with a tooth mark on his leg but no skin was broken as he ran away in a curious scene attributed to spies and a mission misadventure.
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Emmy Warriner
Cambridge Avenue
Esterday
Tommy
Warren Wilson
Narcotics Crackdown Figures Highlight Bulkley Favorite Son
In Cleveland the Democratic policy committee backs former U S Senator Redbert J Bulkley as favorite son candidate. Anslinger announces nationwide mass arrests target big narcotics operators while a grand jury plans indictments. Ohio delegates may leverage crackdown in national convention context.
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Bulkley
Cleveland
Democratic Policy Committee
Cuyahoga County
U. S
Redbert J. Bulkley
Washington
Np-Junder
Ray T. Miller
Noddlore
Harry
J. Anslinger
Anslinger
Narcotics Bureau
Weather outlook for Northeastern Ohio cloudy and colder tonight
Northeastern Ohio forecasters show mostly cloudy skies with a few light flurries tonight and a colder Saturday forenoon. Tonight will drop to around 18 degrees. Partly cloudy and slightly colder Friday afternoon. Daily markets note appears on page two.
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Ohio
Fire Costs Life Of Elderly Man In DeWitt Street Home
Ben Geanfransesco, 76, of 10 Louis Johns DeWitt Street near Lorain, died in a morning fire discovered at 5:40 am. Fire damaged a two room home. deputies estimated $3,000 damage. His body found near the door, suggesting he did not escape, as firefighters battled flames. A relative said Geanfransesco had risen early as usual. His body was sent to Reichlin Cooley funeral home.
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Ben Geanfransesco
Louis Johns
DeWitt Street
Lorain
Mary
Johns
Sheffield
Joseph Guzik
Manuel Gomez
Jasper Farr
Lavn
Marcella Daley
Dewitt
Street
Geanfransesco
Reichlin-Cooley Funeral
Orain
Fitch Installed As President Of Kiwanis Club
Nelson M. Fitch of 242 Columbia Avenue was installed as president of the Elyria Kiwanis Club for 1952 in the Elks Marine room. Jim Fitch heads the club's activities. Herbert Meister receives a plaque and pin for past service. Also installed were Robert Fox as vice president, Harry Frankfather as secretary treasurer, with four new members — Robert Buol, Dr John Wherry, Carl Gylfe, and Earl Ware — guaranteed membership pins.
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Nelson M. Fitch
Columbia Avenue
Fitch Company
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Elks Marine Room
Oni
Jim” Fitch
Kiwanis
Herbert M. Meister
Elyria Kiwanis
Fitch
Robert Fox
Harry Frankfather
Meister
Wd4s
Otis Hafely
Lorain
Robert Buol
John Wherry
jCarl Gylfe
Earl Ware
New Board Members Elected By Lorain County Club
Five farmers and three businessmen were elected to the board of Lorain County Farmers and Businessmen’s Club in a mail vote announced by president C. L. Lehman. New rural directors are Howard Angersbach Brownhelm Newton Baus Elyria Howard Born Henrietta Ellis Hoag and Sterling Mills Ridgeville. New business members are Omer Laubenthal Dr R L Shilling Elyria and Blake Stevick Wellington. Holdovers include Carroll Bartter Harry Bovard Chester Carpenter Arthur Crocker Philip Robson Harry Rowland and Lehman. The new board meets January 9 at 8 PM at Elyria Chamber of Commerce office to elect officers and plan the annual dinner at Elyria American Legion Home January 38.
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Lorain County Farmers and Businessmen's Club
C. L. Lehman
Howard Angersbach
Brownhelm
Newton Baus
Elyria
Howard Born
Henrietta
Ellis Hoag
Sheffield
Sterling Mills
Ridgeville
Omer Laubenthal
R. L. Shilling
Elyria American Legion
Lehman
A. R. Sterner
Norris/E Ryder
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Witness Faces Possible Action In Tax Bribe Trial
The government's key witness Daniel Friedman testified that he split $20000 in fees with the internal revenue collector in the case against Denis W Delaney. He said no immunity promise was made to induce testimony, as the trial proceeds with judge Charles Wyzanski Jr and a jury.
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Boston
Denis W. Jelaney
Elion
Internal Revenue
Daniel Friedman
Delaney
Friedman
New York
Charles Wyzanski Jr
Seek To Settle Labor Dispute At Atomic Plan
PADUCAH KY The atomic energy relations panel met with labor and management at the multi million dollar atomic energy plant to settle a dispute that threatened to close operations. The panel aims to restore harmony between the AFL Carpenters and F H McGraw Co chief contractors. A week ago a shutdown was near as carpenters and other workers walked out in sympathy, but they returned after the panel began arbitration. This week a 66,000 volt transmission line breakdown cut production, repaired yesterday, and normal work was expected today.
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Paducah
Atomic Energy Relations Panel
American Federation of Labor Carpenters
F. H. McGraw Co
McGraw
Carpenters
AFL
William F. Green
Opera
Whens
Patrolman Slain By Burglars In Struthers
Patrolman John Harkins, 33, was shot and killed after surprising two burglars at an auto salesroom. His killer was John Corey, 22, who admitted firing the fatal shots. Brother William Corey, both from Youngstown, was identified as accomplice. another officer Richard Quinn captured the pair.
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Struthers
John Harkins
Harkins
Richard Quinn
William
John Corey
Youngstown
Sleet and Snow Blankets Inch-Heavy Midwest and East
A moisture laden front drove four to six inches of snow across the Midwest, then sleet and rain hit the Atlantic seaboard. Chicago tallied 4 inches, raising the season total to 51.6 inches. Caribou and Old Town Maine logged 17 degrees below zero as a coldest spot.
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United Press
Atlantic Seaboard
Midwest
Iowa
Jinois
Wisconsin
Michigan
Oklahoma
Chicago
Caribou
Old Town
Naton
Fire Damages $200,000 at Cadiz Builders Supply
A fire valued at 200000 CADIZ today destroyed Luther Builders Supply Co building and spread to Garnmeter Manufacturing Co. The blaze also wiped out four carloads of coal.
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Cadiz
Luther Builders Supply Co
Garnmeter Manufacturing Co
Yule Tree Collection Completed for Monday Bonfire
Crews wrap up citywide Christmas tree collection for Elyria’s fourth Twelfth Night. The Yule trees will be burned at 7:30 p.m. Monday at the sanitation site on Garden Street, sponsored by the Elyria Junior Chamber of Commerce and led by Rev. G Russel Hargate, with the lighting ceremony to follow.
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Elyria Junior Chamber of Commerce
Garden Street
G. Russel Hargate
Tracc
Pink Elephants Bonfire Lights Up Bellingham Streets
In Bellingham Washington Chief George Hovde orders a large pile of evergreen logs over ten feet high to be set ablaze as a dramatic bonfire. The event features portable lighting and a sound truck, with city firemen and police on duty to ensure safety. Jaycee members assist and a local a cappella group performs carols at the site west of Woodford Avenue near Twelfth Night.
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Bellingham
Wash
George Hovde
Panesah
Jaycee
Hovde
Elyria
J. Martin Beck
American Radiator Company
Woodford Avenue
Churchill Arrives for Cold War Talks with Truman
British Prime Minister Winston Churchill landed in Washington for a Cold War conference with President Truman. He predicted prospects for peace in 1952 and spoke of reestablishing the wartime friendly atmosphere. Their talks, set to begin Monday, may lead to Ottawa conferences and a joint Congress address on January 17. Churchill’s party includes Eden and Slim. most will travel by train to meet in Washington.
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New York
Winston Churchill
Truman
Churchill
Mr. Truman
Washington
Floyd Hennett Field
Independence
Anthony Eden
Lord Tymay
Commonwealth
Sir William Slim
Imperial General Staff
Lord Cherwell
Truvan
Ottawa
Congress
Lausche Named In Ohio Delegates Slate For Convention
Governor Frank J. Lausche will attend the Democratic National Convention as part of Ohio’s delegates at large. The Ohio Press Service reported the governor’s home is on the slate being compiled by party leaders. Horstman and Hanhart lead the effort. past hostilities with Horstman appear softened. Lausche was not on the 1943 delegation.
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Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
Horstman
Lausche
First polio victim of 1952 in Ohio reported
A two year old girl, Kathleen Haydn of Cincinnati, was named the state's first polio victim for 1952 by the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. The Cincinnati health department said the child was admitted to Children's Hospital in Columbus.
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Columbus
Kathleen Haydn
Cincinnati
National Foundation For
Cincinnati Health Department
Children’s Hospital
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