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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1954

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Taylor outlines plan to move 22 000 anti Reds from Korea

General Maxwell D. Taylor proposes a three step master plan to quickly free and relocate 22 000 anti Communist prisoners in Korea. The plan envisions Indian guards releasing prisoners by Jan 23 and transporting about 15 000 Chinese to Inchon for Formosa, over 7 000 North Koreans by train to coastal destinations, and dis indoctrination camps for two to three months before repatriation.

Seoul Korea Eighth Army Maxwell D. Taylor Demilitarized Zone Inchon Formosa Kunsan Pohang ROK Pyun Taylor United States United Nations Command 8Th Army Pyun Yung Tae Prun

Savage Battle Rages In Laos In Indochina War

Vietminh rebels press a pincer against a key French base in Laos as heavy fighting continues near Seno Air Base and Donghene, with major air raids by French planes and significant losses on both sides reported by the French High Command.

Hanoi Indochina Laos High Command Seno Savannakhet Dien Bien Phu

City Officials Huddle Over 1954 General Fund Budget

City financial officials met to reconcile a 753 000 general fund appropriation with a 1 037 000 budget call including a 135 000 prior year balance. The gathering, led by Finance Chairman Dale Kellogg, weighed allocations for Parks Safety Health Service and General accounts as departments face cuts to satisfy the 274 000 gap. A follow up meeting is planned as figures from Auditor Elis worth Alheit are reviewed and Teddy Lotko’s large department may see the deepest cuts.

Dale Kellogg City Counci L Finance Committee John ‘Hovis Victor Stewart Jr Elissworth Alheit J. Grant Keys and Safety Service Michael Lotko Alheit Sparks Asheit Lotko

Winter strikes Europe bring death and disrupted shipping

Ice floes slow Rhine shipping as snow pelts Europe. Britain, France, Italy report fatalities totaling 58 deaths since winter began. Zugspitze reaches nine degrees below zero. ice blocks major rivers and canals in Germany. many French villages cut off.

London Rhine Ttaly Scotland Sicily France Paris Italy Britain Zugspitze West Germany

Weather Watch Northeastern Ohio Forecast

Cloudy day with showers and wind today shifting to snow flurries and strong winds. Much colder tonight and Sunday with a high near 35 and low about 22. Trace precipitation in the past 24 hours. Friday temperatures 26 to 38. Humidity 79% at 8 am, 68% at 8 pm. Sunrise 7:54 am, sunset 5:25 pm. Moonrise 10:22 am Saturday, Moonset 10:42 pm Saturday.

Ohio

Shirts Freshly Laundered in One Day Service

Crystal Clear Cleanams offers one day shirt cleaning at 587 Cleveland Ave with premium care and quick turnaround. Local ad notes convenient service and professional results for all washable garments.

Crystal Clear Cieanams Cleveland

Mercury Skids 15-20 Degrees In Plains Area

Temperatures plummeted across the Great Plains with drops of 15 to 20 degrees reaching Oklahoma. Readings near or below zero appeared in Eastern Montana, North Dakota, and the New England St Lawrence region. The Southeast and Gulf states saw milder weather while northern zones faced freezing levels from Pennsylvania to Michigan and Wisconsin. Light snow and freezing rain touched the Northern Great Lakes with earlier showers in Oregon, Washington, Indiana, and Ohio.

Midwest Great Plains Oklahoma Montana North Dakota New England-St. Lawrence River Valley Pennsylvania Atlantic Michigan Wisconsin Kansas Southeast Gulf States Mississippi Ohio River Illinois Indiana Great Lakes Oregon Washington Ohio

Crash Injuries Fatal In Batavia Ohio Car Collision

Esther Winiters, 50, of Cincinnati, died from injuries sustained in a two car head on crash on Route 2 near Batavia. Additional details of other occupants or injuries were not immediately available from the report.

Batavia O. Ins Esther Winiters Cincinnati Batav

Paul Blanchard Dies. Elyria Legionist Served in Two Wars

Paul Blanchard longtime Elyria resident and charter member of Elyria American Legion Post No 12 died at 730 Third Street after a yearlong illness. Born June 7 1877 he served as a sergeant in the Mexican border conflicts and WWI with Co B 145th Infantry. His death comes as the annual Poppy Sale begins near the Elyria Savings and Trust building.

Paul E. Blanchard Elyria

George Crawford Dies After Long Clothing Career

George Crawford 60 of 253 Oberlin Avenue Lorain died early today in Cleveland City Hospital after being there since December 30 He was a longtime figure in the local men s clothing trade and had recent work with the Fitch company Surviving wife Marian a daughter Halle in the U S Air Force stationed at Falmouth Massachusetts The body lies at 108 North Colorado Avenue Lorain Funeral services set for Tuesday with details pending

George Crawford Oberlin Avenue Lorain Cleveland City Hospital Crawford Fitch Company Marian Halle Air Force Falmouth Mass Colorado Avenue

Truman Blasts 83rd Congress in New York Walk

Former President Truman denounces the Republican controlled 83rd Congress as a do nothing body and accuses it of a cover up during a Manhattan stroll. He renews the red herring controversy and notes the current Congress mirrors the 80th Congress in diverting from its shortcomings. He is in New York for a TV appearance and a Monday address.

New York Truman Congress Manhattan Congressional

Where To Turn Amherst

Amherst business page notes listings for Builders and Home Repair and a calendar of events, with sections including Elyria church news, comics, editorials, markets, hospital notes, Oberlin, radio TV, society, sports, suburban calendar, theatres and Wellington.

Amherst Builders & Home Repair Elyria Church Oberlin Radio-Tv Society Wellington

Witness Vanishes From Police Guarded Hotel Room

Detroit UP A key witness in the Reuther shotgun attack case fled a police guarded hotel room. The unnamed Canadian exconvict, identified as Clarence Jacobs, disappeared Friday. Prosecutor Gerald K. O'Brien warned the case could collapse if the witness is not found alive. The plot allegedly involved Santo Perrone and Carl Renda with Peter Lombardo in custody. Authorities warned of possible suspensions for officers guarding the witness.

Detroit CIO Walter P. Reuther Gerald K. O'Brien Canada O'Brien Clarence Jacobs Stnigcerman Reuther Santo Sam) Perrone Carl Renda Perrone United Auto Workers ‘Union UAW M 187 Donald S. Leonard

Chou Urged Renewal of Parley-Planning Talks

Tokyo reports Communist Premier Chou En Lai urged resumption of Korean peace conference talks after accusing the United Nations of breaking off preliminary discussions on December 12. He called for negotiations based on the November 30 1953 North Korean Chinese proposal and urged seating China and North Korea in the UN if the debate resumes. He criticized General Hull over alleged plots to repatriate war prisoners to Chiang Kai Shek and to the Syngman Rhee camp.

Tokyo Chou En-Lai Peiping Chou United Nations Arthur H. Dean Panmunjom United States Russia China North Korea John E Hull U. N Far East Chiang Kai-Shek Syngman Rhee

Eisenhower orders expanded reserve plan by April 1

President directs Defense Mobilizer Arthur Flemming to prepare a national reserve program by April 1 replacing the current system. The plan envisions a 400,000 man cut in active forces by June 30, 1955, with a callable first reserve group and a secondary group. Universal Military Training to be held in abeyance pending Security Council action.

Washington (N Eisenhower Defense ‘Department National Security Training Commission Congress Defense Arthur S. Flemming Flemming National Security Council Defense Department Defense Mobilizer U. S Security Council Iumyr Fiemming

Attorney Named Civil Service Board Member

Mayor J Grant Keys named attorney Kenneth C Hamister to the Civil Service Commission to replace M F Fey whose one year term expired. Hamister lives at 204 Cornell Avenue and is a partner in Christie and Hamister, former chair of the Bar Association Speakers Bureau, and a member of the Ohio State Bar Association. He brings the commission to full strength with Joe Otten and Maude E Billings. Father of four, Hamister came to Elyria in January 1951 and is a 1951 graduate of the University of Michigan Law School.

J. Grant Keys Kenneth C. Hamister Civil Service Commission M. F. Fey Hamister Cornell Avenue Christie and Elyria University of Michigan Law School

Man Dies In Fire in Portsmouth Cabin Blaze

PORTSMOUTH. Frank Lin Rogers, 43, of West Portsmouth, was burned to death Friday when a one room cabin burned. He was an employee of the Ohio Stove Co.

Portsmouth Franklin Rogers West Portsmouth Ohio Stove Co

A Bookire's Grocery Closed All Day Monday

A Bookire's Grocery at 17th and Middle announced closure for the full day Monday with a note that it will reopen Tuesday at 12 noon.

Abookire's

Cheap H bomb tests in spring likely in Pacific

The Atomic Energy Commission plans new tests in the Pacific this spring featuring cheap hydrogen bombs with more than hydrogen. A B-36 delivery test is expected in May, with the first detonation among a broader weapons series at Eniwetok and nearby Bikini. Joint Task Force Seven will conduct operations as AEC Army Air Force Navy personnel move to the Pacific.

Washington Atomic Energy Commission Pacific United Press AEC Eniwetok Proving Ground Bikini Eisenhower United States Defense Charles E. Wilson Gordon Dean Defense Department AFC Aec-Army-Air Force-Navy Army Percy W. Clarkson Russia Eniwetok Atoll

Plans for Lorain County Solo and Ensemble Contest

The 21st annual Lorain County Solo and Ensemble Contest and the district contest will be held Saturday March 6 at Clearview High School and Darling Elementary. About 1,200 entrants expected. Gerald M. Frank, assistant superintendent, notes any Lorain County student may participate. Baldwin Wallace student judges will join profs in judging. District finals qualify for regional state finals at Kent State April 10. County event not a qualifier. Entries due February 20 at noon. County forms in schools. district forms from Robert Leaston, Clearview.

Lorain: County Clearview High School Darling Gerald M. Frank Frank Lorain County Baldwin-Wallace Thelibert Evans Rowland F. Hosmer Lakewood A. D. Lexveld i Miami University William Mc‘Bride Ohio State University Marian Gatts Lorain Russell Peterson Elvine Bonnie Princehorn Oberlin Hhe Ohio Music Educator Association Kent State Uniersity Frars Mtuse Soos Robert Leestone Clearview School

Six Cleveland Firemen Injured in Porch Collapse

Six Cleveland firemen were hurt, none seriously, when a third floor porch collapsed at a burning East Side home. Fire officers said the fall sent them to the second floor porch as the structure failed under strain.

Cleveland

Alsco Aluminum Storm Doors Installed at $49.50

Advertisement notes combination storm doors offered by Alsco Aluminum with installation at 49.50. Mentions contact or alias Pb, Gene 604, awe.

ALSCO Gene

Girl Hit on Head by Debris in Columbus Demolition

An eight year old girl named Barbara Kaley was struck on the head by concrete fragments from a dynamite demolition of an unused filtration plant. She was reported in fair condition after surgery. Police say a piece of debris flew about 300 feet as workers blasted. The girl was walking with a companion who escaped unharmed.

Columbus Harry Worley Barbara Kaley

Woman Fatally Hurt by Car in Cleveland

Cleveland records its first traffic fatality of the year as an unidentified woman was struck by a car at an intersection and taken to St. Luke's Hospital.

Cleveland St. Luke's Hospital

Keep Normal Weight for Heart Feet

Doctors say keeping a normal weight helps the heart and feet and improves appearance. Classified ads offer quick home solutions and a want ad line to buy sell rent or hire items, with a number to call for assistance. Weight concerns can be eased by fast acting inexpensive options.

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