Skipper Apologizes For Not Bringing His Ship In
Airmouth England captain and one man crew Captain Kurt Stal Carlsen from New Jersey apologized to cheering crowds as he and crewmates Kenneth Dancy were rescued after the Enterprise sank in the English Channel. The crowd cheered the Danish origin skipper and his rescuers while officials praised their actions and he spoke of the last minutes aboard the ship.
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Henrik Kori Carlsen
Kenneth Dancy
Falmouth
England
Atlantic
Enterprise
Dancy
Carlsen
Almouth
United States
Britain
Denmark
Airmouth
Sen
London
Rik
Kurt Stal-Put
Prince of Is
Wales Pier
Ng Enterprise
New Jersey
U.S
Dapper Dan Parer
Carlson
Leslie W J. O'Brien Jr
Willard Kerth
J. A. Jegstrup
Frederik
Skinner
U. S
K. J. Penfield
Edward Thiele
U. S.coast Guard
Coast Guard
British Coast Guard
Tillman Fired Rumor Denied At Tiffin Hospital
City and state officials denied reports that Dr. Paul R Tillman of the Tiffin Institute was fired. He was suspended Jan 5 on charges including unprofessional conduct and neglect of duty after complaining to Gov. Frank L of medicine shortages. Meanwhile rubbish collection continued with trucks reassigned and plans for annual spring cleanup.
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Lumbus
Wif
Tiffin State Hospital
Welfare Department
Paul R Tillman
Tiffin Institut
Tilman
Frank
Lowell Dillon
Tillman
Valuation increases reported in 1952 tax figures
County air Clark Phinney reports 1952 tax valuation at 988 000, a rise of 3 082 000 over AKO. Total includes rent and public utilities valued at 48 928 000 with personal property at 23 660 000. Compare with last year’s real estate utility 46 755 000 and personal property 22 751 000. Weather forecast notes cloudy skies in Eastern Ohio tonight and Saturday with warmer temperatures Saturday, snow turning to rain, and temperatures 29 to 48 degrees. weekend and early next week see rising then falling temperatures.
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Bulletin Via
Air Clark Phinney
Armer
Two Elyrians Die In House Fire Together
Cleveland fire crews found Walter and Anna Olymski dead in a small room after a blaze razed three homes. Walter, 62, allegedly rushed back into the building shouting for Anna as flames spread. Neighbors recall a frugal, interdependent life, with Anna in frail health and Walter caring for her when not shopping. Their bodies were found side by side, suggesting they died together in the fire.
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Cleveland
Walter
Anna Olymski
Anna
Elyria
Olymski
Noody
Walker
Four Known Dead In Cleveland Fire
Fire officials report four people died in a blaze that destroyed three jammed tenement houses in Cleveland's industrial Cuyahoga river valley flats. A six-day-old girl Cheryl Neal, her mother Esther Neal, Walter Omyliski and an unidentified man perished. Mrs Omylski was an invalid and the infant had just returned from hospital. A heater in the baby's room sparked curtains and clothing, authorities said. One house had been condemned for two years and about 60 residents were left homeless amid $37,000 in damage.
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Cleveland
Cuy[ahaga River Valley
Cheryl Neal
Walter Omyliski
Omylski
Esther Neal
Cheryl
City Hospital
Clara McKenna
Thomas Driscoll
Local Industry And Union Sign Contract
A four year contract was signed between the Wilson-Albrecht Unit UA W C IO Amalgamated Local No 990 and company management. It includes a union shop an escalator clause tied to living costs annual wage raises of four cents per hour for three years an immediate 12 cent wage rise and shift differentials eight cents for second shift thirteen cents for third shift plus company life and health insurance. Ratification occurred at a UA W local meeting.
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Wilson- Albrecht
Ua.w.cio
U.A.W
Broad Street
Truman
Wilson-Albrecht
Lcat
Prospect Street
T. Lamar Caudle
Annal
McGrath
Res
Neral J. Howard McGrath
Congress
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
T Vest
Rep
Patrick
P.T.A
Roosevelt
Nichols
Alex House
Kesson
Ruth Hutchins
R. J. Grath
J.gollmar
R. Stokleytorney
Howard McGrath
Airliner Crash in Wales Kills 23
In Carnarvon Wales searchers removed bodies of 23 aboard a Irish Airlines transport plane that crashed in a mountain bog during a windstorm. Americans W A Lynch and Thomas J Carroll of New York City were aboard with one unidentified passenger. The London to Dublin flight went down during a 50 mph gale shortly before 2 p.m. EST, the line's first crash in 15 years of operation.
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Carnarvon
Wales
Irish Airlines
W. A. Lynch
Thomas J. Carroll
New York City
London
Dublin
Irish Line
UN approves arms study plan amid Baruch blueprint split
The United Nations backed a Western backed arms count plan by 42 to 5 with seven abstentions, urging the new 12 nation Disarmament Commission to use the Baruch Plan as a starting point. Russia and the Soviet bloc opposed the plan, while a Czech amendment failed, and Russia agreed to join the commission. The group will begin work within 80 days and report by June 1, with a world disarmament conference possible as progress dictates.
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Paris
United Nations
Inew
U. N. Disarmament Commission
Russia
Soviet Bloc
U.N
IU. N’s
inNew York
UN Pilots Down Four Red Jets in Korea Air Battle
United Nations pilots, outnumbered three to one, shot down four MiG-15 fighters in a long air engagement south of Sinanju. Col Francis Gabreski added a kill, bringing his total to 32, as Capt N R Wilson and others also claimed victories. Allied patrols and probing attacks continued along the front amid heavy action.
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8Th Army
Korea
United Nations
Sinanju
Gabreski
Thee
Elyria Night School Sees 273 Adults Enrolled
About 175 adults registered for second semester courses at Elyria Night School boosting second period enrollment to 273. D A Morris, supervisor of adult education, announced the figures. Apprenticeship classes in machine shop, shorthand, typing, and dressmaking start Monday evening at No. 2. Continued on page Dancing section notes Four Notes of Rhythm music at Empire Tavern Friday and Saturday at Lakeside Avenue.
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Elyria Night School
D. A. Morris
Sev No. 2
Keep Trying to End Truce Talks Deadlock
United Nations negotiators in Panmunjom vow to keep trying to resolve deadlocks over armistice supervision and prisoner exchanges despite Communist replies. Brig. Gen. William P. Nuckols says past deadlocks were surmountable and urges a clear Communist answer on whether they plan to strengthen military capability, particularly airfields, during an armistice. Red delegates accuse the UN of slander as talks extend with no progress and adjourn after about 40 minutes.
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Panmunjom
Korea
United Nations
William P. Nuckols
U. N
U.N
Nam Jr
Communist Delegate, Told «Rear Adm
R. E. Libby
North Korea
Usieh Fang
Red Supervision
Howard M. Turner
Turner
Coshocton
Myers V. Cooper
Ohio
Karher
A. Robert Ginsburgh
Secretary of Defense
United States
Bricker
John W. Bricker
America
Hama Ha
Postmaster At Amherst To Retire On Jan 18
Amherst village postmaster Earl C. Stiwald will retire January 18 upon turning 70 after 11 years in the role and more than 15 years as postmaster. Fred Deiner will serve as assistant postmaster until permanent appointment. Stiwald previously served as Amherst mayor for two years and was a long-time volunteer firefighter.
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Amherst
Earl C. Stiwald
Stiwald
Fred Deiner
Wil
Ocal High School
Northwestern Life Insurance Co
Amanda
Earl Jr
Akron
Milan Avenue
Military Pay Raise Opposed in Congress Newsflash
Opposing voices on Capitol Hill challenge a proposed 10 percent military pay raise costing about 800 million. The bill, backed by President Truman, faced potential delay as Democrats weigh delaying action. The article also notes inflation controls, Taft-Hartley concerns, foreign aid, farm price supports, and social security proposals amid broader budget debates.
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Washington
Congressional Economy
House
Capitol Hill
Congress
Truman
Congressional
Clair L. Hill
Wellington
Taft-Hartley
The
Ohio Fair Managers Association
Rusasel S. Hull
Fremont
C. J. Betsech
Chillicothe
Goldie V. Scheible
Dayton
Frank Cooper
Piketon
Rescue search for Pennsylvania crew continues in Pacific
Seattle reports a large scale air and sea hunt for the freighter Pennsylvania and its 46 crewmen after a storm. A coast guard tug turned back, visibility and seas hindered efforts, with only 11 percent probability of detecting lifeboats.
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Seattle
Wash
Pennsylvania
North Pacific
Coast Guard
Klamath
Island Sovereign
Heatherton
Navy
Glass Eye Left On Bus In Cleveland Canton
An elderly man reported a missing glass eye found on a Cleveland bus after a crackdown ordered on commercial service and gambling. Mayor Carl F Wise announced the measure and introduced a new safety director Stanley Cmich during a transit department meeting.
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Canton
Carl F. Wise
Cleveland Transit System
Wise
Stanley Cmich
Parish To Hold Annual Meeting
The annual meeting of St. Andrew's parish will be held Monday evening with a tuxedo supper at 6 30 in the underscort. Five vestrymen will be elected and reports of the church organization will be given. The Girls' Friendly Society will present a skit and commemorate its 77th anniversary. Colored slides depicting parish events will be shown.
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St. Andrew’s Parish
Gurls’ Friendly Society
United States
Teen Killed When Rifle Misfired In Snow Check
In WAUKESHA Wisconsin Harold Market, 17, looked into a hunting rifle barrel to inspect snow. The chamber discharged, killing him. The incident occurred amid snowbound conditions and prompted local inquiries.
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Waukesha, Wis
Harold Markert
Snow
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Elyria Lumber & Coal
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