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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1954

Page

5

Warrant Planned for Missing Witness in Reuther Case

Detroit authorities planned to issue an attempted murder warrant for Donald Ritchie, the key witness against four men linked to the 1948 Reuther shooting. Ritchie, 33, fled toward Canada. prosecutors fear for his life while Canadian authorities plan actions to detain him. Detectives were suspended after Ritchie escaped a guarded hotel room while officers listened to a shower.

Reuther Detroit Donald Ritchie CIO Walter P. Reuther Ritchie Canada Wayne County Gerald K. O’brien O’brien United Auto Workers Santo Sam) Perrone Carl Renda Peter Lombardo Clarence Twenkke Waocai

12 Killed In Air Crash Blamed On Ice

SHREVEPORT LA UP A private amphibious plane crashed on a lake shore after icing in a snow sleet storm killing Braniff Air Lines President T E Braniff and nine duck hunting partners plus two pilots. The victims include R Hares president of Texas Eastern Transmission Corp and several notable business leaders. A second plane landed safely at Shreveport airport ten miles away. The Mallard burst into flames after impact near a fishing camp shack. Braniff founded his airline in 1928. Mrs Braniff survives.

Shreveport Here Braniff Airlines T. E Grumsman Mallard W. C Buddy) ‘Huddleston Gilliam Lake Wallace Braniff and Huddleston R. Hares Texas Eastern Transmission Corp Abbot Hyannis, Neb Ace Edgar Tobin Tobin Aerial Survey Co San Antonio Tex Milton Weiss Dallas Ivey Pool Braniff Stinson Detroiter J Oklahoma City Tulsa

Tea party among unrepatriated POWs at Panmunjom

Twenty one unrepatriated American prisoners hosted a tea party for about 100 Indian guards at Panmunjom. The Indians said no one seized the “perfect chance” to request repatriation. The event followed attempts to allow prisoners to return under Operation Big Switch and prior interviews that ended December 23.

Panmunjom Korea K. S. Thimayya Neutral Nations North Camp John E. Hull United Nations Far East Aaron Chiang Kai-Shek Formosa China U. S Seoul South Korea Syngman Rhee United States

Cub Scout Achievement Show Scheduled Here March 7

The Southeast District Firelands Area Council Boy Scouts of America will host the Third Annual Cub Scout Achievement Show on Sunday March 7 at 2 pm. at the American Legion Hall Elyria. Theme American Inventions Past Present Future Fact or Fiction. Edn Deering says it showcases cub scout activities and invites public view and participation by all packs in the district.

Firelands Area Council Boy Scouts of America American Legion Hall Elyria Edn Deering Boy Scouts D. R. Law Stan Swindling Florence Knepper Norman Briton Deering

Cigarette-Smoking Machine Aids Glasgow Cancer Research

A cigarette-smoking machine that burns through 100 cigarettes per hour is assisting cancer research at the Royal Beatson Memorial Hospital in Glasgow Scotland. The device is used to study the effects of tobacco smoke on cancer development and to test potential protective factors and treatments. Researchers say the apparatus provides controlled exposure data to help understand risks and mechanisms of smoking related cancer.

Royal Beatson Memorial Hospital Glasgow Scotland

Sabotage Probed In Elba Plane Crash Killing 35

Investigators rushed to Porto Azzurro on Elba to determine if saboteurs caused the Comet jet disaster that killed 35 aboard, including two Americans. The plane fell between Elba and Montecristo in clear weather during inauguration of jet service. 27 others died, crews of six perished, and bodies were recovered as ongoing searches continued. A BOAC spokesman did not rule out sabotage. The incident follows several Comet crashes and BOAC planned Atlantic service despite the tragedy.

Porto Azzurro Elba Napoleon Montecristo Alexandre Dumas Rome BOAC London Chester Wilmot Rangoon Britain Southeast Asia Malcolm MacDonald Gerald Templer Ciampino Canadian Pacific Karachi Pakistan Calcutta Atlantic U. S New York

Columbia grocer reports seventh burglary Sunday

Another burglary at the O'Brien's Food Store on Sprague Road in Columbia Township was reported Sunday, marking the seventh break-in at the same location this period. Police continue investigation and urge any witnesses to come forward.

Columbia Grocer O’brien’ Food Store Sprague Road Columbia Township

Public education urged after Mt Egmont accidents

Recent accidents costing eight lives on Mt Egmont prompt Wellington reports that New Zealanders are convinced of the need for public education for climbers.

Mt. Egmont New

Congress Battles Seen On Farm Labor Issues

Republican and Democratic leaders expect President Eisenhower’s farm and labor messages to spark two major controversies. The farm plan seeks two billion dollars in new authority for the Commodity Credit Corp and a national storage program for surplus crops while labor proposals aim to amend Taft Hartley. Benson to lead a nationwide sales push, with GOP divisions complicating passage prospects and Democrats hoping for a presidential issue in November elections.

Eisenhower Congress Henry M. Jackson D-Wash Senate Ezra T. ‘Benson Taft-Hart

EHS Students To Tour Thew Plant

Arrangements by Earl White of The Thew Shovel Co for a plant tour by 18 Elvin High School welding students tomorrow. Highlights include inspecting welding technique and facilities at Thew No 1 plant, with safety glasses provided, and lunch in the company cafeteria followed by tours of machine shops and erection shop. Accompanied by B A Morris, public schools vocational education director.

Earl White Thew Shovel Co Lorain Elvnn High School Thew No. 1 Bej B. A. Morris Elyma Public Schools Company

Lions Director To Talk On Zone Program Here

Dr Dan J. W. Martin of Greenville, a Lions International director, will speak at a dinner dance in Spring Valley Country Club on Monday January 20. Elyria hosts guests from more than 26 Northern Ohio clubs for a zone social night. Martin has long served Lions in Greenville and Ohio, contributing as state eye research board vice chairman and through the Ohio Lions Eye Research Fund supporting blindness research at Western Reserve University, Ohio State University, and the University of Cincinnati. He has held multiple district and state roles and was elected international director at the Chicago convention.

Dan J. W. Martin Greenville Lions Intermational Spring Valley Country Club Elyria Club Northern Ohio Green‘ville Martin Lions Affairs State Eye Research Board Ohio Ohio Lions ‘Eye Research Fund Western Reserve University Ohio State University University of Cincinnati Greenville Club First Blind Welfare Committee State Iblind Chicago

Sheffield Lake district seeks bond approval for school additions

The Sheffield Lake School District aims to pass a 349000 bond for Brookside and Tennyson Elementary additions, upgrades, and furnishings at a special election tomorrow. Previous May 1954 approval failed on a technicality, with enrollment rising from 385 to 675 and expected 750 students this year. If approved, new classrooms, gym expansion, locker rooms, science room, and furniture would be funded, as four precincts vote 6:30 am to 6:30 pm.

Sheffield Lake Brookside Tennyson Board of Education Sheffield Village

District Scout Roundtables Are Planned Monthly

The South east District Firelands Area Council BSA announces monthly roundtables for the year. Meetings are the second Wednesday at 8 p m starting with this week's at Wellington Methodist Church hosted by Troop 4, with upcoming hosts and sites listed for each month through December. Refreshments will be served at all meetings.

Firelands Area Council Boy Scouts of America Wellington Methodist Church Columbia Station McKinley School Elyria East Carlisle School St Mary Church Elyna North Eaton School Camden High School St. Jude Church of Ins

Plan Rehearsals For New County Symphony Group

Oberlin Lorain County Symphony Orchestra announces it is a reality with 60 plus players chosen by Paul O Steg. Rehearsals begin Monday January 18 at Rice Hall Oberlin College with full symphonic instrumentation and cost free Conservatory space. Musicians may contact Steg at the Oberlin Conservatory.

Oberlin Richard MacDermott Loraine County Symphony Orchestra Paul O. Steg Oberlin Conservatory Oberlin College Conservatory Rice Hall West College Street Steg Steg Jat

Will Set Up Financing Machinery For Highway Plan

The Ohio Legislature returns to a special session to install the financing machinery for a 300 million dollar highway improvement program approved by voters on November first. Governor Lausche limits session to setting up bond issue mechanics and sinking fund issuance, with bills to establish the bond process and appropriate the first year’s funds. The House and Senate plan committee review before a potential roll call system debuts, with final connections awaited tonight.

Columbus Obie Lansche House Senate Bothhouses Sinking Fund Commission Carl Guess

Death inquiry in case of Mrs Wallace in Xenia Ohio

Sheriff Clarence Stewart probes the death of 32 year old Mrs Mary Elizabeth Krames Wallace whose body was found near the Pennsylvania Railroad tracks in Xenia. William Byrd, 46, is being questioned after saying she returned home from a night job and had been drinking. Identity was established by laundry marks and coroner awaits verdict.

Xenia, O Clarence Stewart Mary Elizabeth ‘Krames Wallace New Jaspar Pike Stewart William Byrd Xera Byrd Wallace Xenia

Woman says she fired shots that killed husband in Ohio

Xenia police report Mrs Mary Hawkins 31 admitted firing two shots that fatally wounded George LeRoy Hawkins 48 at their home after an argument. Officers quoted her as saying he returned home drinking and threatened her. Coroner H C Schick said tests showed he had been drinking before dying of bullet wounds. No charges filed.

Xenia Mary Hawkins George LeRoy Hawkins Hawkins Coronex H. C. Schick

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