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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1954

Page

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U S Agrees To Talk With Reds On Parley Plans

Allied representatives agreed to a Panmunjom liaison session with the Communists to discuss resuming the Korea preliminary peace talks. Kenneth Young sent a reply to Ki Sok Bok and Huang Hua proposing a Thursday 11 a.m. meeting and a possible symbolic retraction of the perfidy charge to restart discussions.

U.S Reds Seoul INS United States Korea Kenneth Young Communist “‘Perfidy Young America Washington Berlin Russia China Dean Arthur H. Dean U. S South Korea State Department Far East Joint Allied Communist Military Armistice Commission Panmunjom Armistice Commission Ki Sok Bok Huang Hua Red

Former Elyrian Marine Dies In Railroad Blaze

Former Elyrian Corporal Paul Waterloo 22 died January 10 in Korea from burns in a railroad box car fire. He served a year with the U S Marine Corps, Second Mounted Battalion, Second Marine Division Auto Supply Company, after training at Parris Island and Camp Lejeune. Survived by mother Mrs Sadie Ritter, a brother William Waterloo, and two sisters, burial planned in Darwinsville, Pa.

Elyria High School Marine Corps Second Mounted Battalion Second Marine Division Parris Island Camp Lejeune William Waterloo Leavittown Carol Litteral Detroit Marie Clare Poor Clares Convent

Former New London resident dies in Indiana plane crash

Walter Merrill Clark 40, once of East Main Street New London, was killed in a Richmond Indiana area airplane crash with two others after the plane reportedly ran out of gas. A Columbus move followed his New London High School graduation. Surviving are his wife and children, his father George Clark of near Toledo, and relatives including Elver Clark past master of Clarks field Grange.

New London Walter Merrill Clark East Main Street Richmond Ind Clark New London High School Columbus George Clark Toledo Elver Clark Clarksfield Grange

Haile Selassie to visit United States in May

The White House announced that Emperor Haile Selassie of Ethiopia will visit the United States in May as the guest of President Eisenhower.

Haile Selassie United States Washington White House Haile Selassie of Ethiopia Eisenower

Weather outlook for Northeastern Ohio with snow and cold

Cloudy with snow and two inches of new snowfall and strong northwesterly winds. Cold tonight and Wednesday with partly cloudy skies and continued cold Wednesday afternoon. Today high about 20, low around 5. Snow flurries and forecast chill persist into Monday night. Sunrise 7:53, sunset 5:28. Uranium?

Ohio

Toledo's 1954 first traffic fatality strikes Miss Booth

Miss Marie Booth, 19, was struck and killed by an automobile Monday night in Toledo becoming the citys first traffic victim of 1954. Officials reported the accident and policy details are under inquiry as authorities confirm the name and age of the deceased.

Toledo. O Marie’ Booth Toledo

Train Hits Truck In Amherst Wounding Three

A Lake Shore Limited train struck a semitrailer at the Route 58 crossing near Amherst injuring the engineer and two passengers. The truck, loaded with steel pipe from Lorain, was driven by David Patterson of Norwalk. Patterson faced a charge for operating without a license. The trailer broke free, six inch pipe rolled free, and the diesel engine was damaged. Patterson reported seeing the flashing signals but could not stop.

Lake Shore Limited New York Chicago New York Central Amherst Robert Nuhn David Patterson Norwalk Patterson Southern Express Co Warren National Tube Co Lorain al Parks Toledo Justice of the Peace David Goldthorpe

Mayor Promises Tough Stance on Drinking Drivers

Elyria Mayor J Grant Keys declared a war on driving while intoxicated after a spike in border incidents. He warned second offenders will face harsh penalties including up to 500 dollar fines and six month suspensions, as part of an intensive campaign with Safety Service Director Michael Lotko. He cited Elyria’s long traffic-fatality-free record and urged responsible behavior, noting a recent $200 fine and one-year driving ban for a second offender.

J. Grant Keys Keys Gally Elyria Michael Lotko Dwi’s

Completes Garments Sold At Cleaners Bargain Price

Two complete garments available for 1.99 each at Standard Cleaners with locations at 564 Broad Street and 1300 West Avenue. The offer highlights a budget fabric care service and includes both storefront addresses for pickup or drop off.

Standard Cleaners Broad St W. Ave

Neutral Group Defeats Motion To Free Balky Korea POWs

The Neutral Repatriation Commission defeated a Swedish motion to free all unrepatriated Korea War prisoners as civilians. Sweden allied with the United Nations Allied position, while India led a dissenting Indian plan likely seeking return of all unrepatriated POWs by midnight Jan. 3. The issue remains unresolved as talks prepare for a potential Armistice Commission session Wednesday.

Balky Korea Panmunjom INS India Poland Czechoslovakia Korea Switzerland Sweden MRC K. S. Thimayya Thimayya

New London Official Injured In Fall At Barber Shop

New London Munro Rhoads 86 former police chief and present justice of the peace is in serious condition at Mansfield General Hospital after slipping on Main Street yesterday. He suffered hip and wrist fractures and a heart block and cannot fully explain the incident.

New London Munro Rhoads Justice of the Peace of Mansfield General Hospital Rhoads Davis Main Street

Rioting Cairo Students Injure Nineteen in Demonstration

Cairo University students clashed with security during a protest against Great Britain. Nineteen people were injured as the riot followed the killing of two students by British troops in the Suez Canal Zone in 1951. Five students were arrested amid the unrest.

Cairo University Great Britain Suez Canal Zone

Where To Turn MNE BEAR bee evel LAS andy

Fragmentary OCR text lists a new phone number 3-113 and mentions turning to a source labeled MNE BEAR. The readable portion provides little context or event details to identify persons, organizations, or places involved.

Mne Bear Bee Evel Las

Rhodes To Announce Thursday Predict Rhodes To Announce Thursday

Political observers in Columbus expect State Auditor James A Rhodes to announce on Thursday his candidacy for the Republican gubernatorial nomination in May primaries. Rhodes, a three time Columbus mayor, was endorsed by the Republican State Central Committee which recently kept hands off primary contests. The committee also endorsed Rep George Bender of Cleveland, who has announced for the GOP U S Senate nomination.

Columbus State House James A. Rhodes Rhodes Republican State Central Committee George Bender Cleveland GOP U.S. Senate

ALSCO AS Combination storm installed for 49 50

Advertisement notes a storm related service by ALSCO AS Combination with a price of 49 50 and a phone contact for Gene. It cites a 4% discount or share: adv.

ALSCO Storm

Eastern Storm Toll 60 Dead From New England to Carolinas

A northeast snow storm killed at least 60 people from Maine to the Carolinas and halted life across major cities. New York City logged 9.9 inches of snow with frigid temps, while Washington and Philadelphia faced 12 inch totals and transit disruption. Snow plows, schools, and transit systems strained as federal and local authorities enforced safety measures amid widespread closures and flight cancellations.

New York Weather Bureau New York City Maine Carolinas United States Michigan Indiana Ohio New England Washington Philadelphia Atlantic Ocean la Guardia Washington, D.C

Fauver Elected City Education Board President

Attorney Worth A. Fauver was elected president of the Elyria City Board of Education at the first meeting of the year. Burton Ohlemacher was named vice president. both have long service and past presidencies. Pierre Smith and Howard Golimar were re elected to the board.

Fauver City Education Board Worth A. Fauver Elyria City Board of Education Burton Ohlemacher Elyria Manufacturing Corporation Ohlemacher W. O. McClellan Pierre Smith Howard Golimar

Ten Men Leave Draft Board 72 for Induction in Army

Ten men formed the first induction group from Draft Board No. 72 in Elrma for service in the United States Army. They departed for Cleveland this morning. Nine are original registrants, one is a transferee. Group leader was Walter Goushiing of Leavitt Road, Elyria.

Draft

New State Liquor Official Sworn In

Edward J. Allen former Youngstown police chief took the oath as enforcement chief of the State Liquor Department amid a political storm. Democratic groups from Youngstown and Mahoning County blasted Gov Lausche for ignoring their recommendation. In Caxton Hubert J Linch resumed his Liquor Department post to protest the appointment of Republican Allen.

Columbus Edward J. Allen Youngstown State Frank J. Lausche Mahoney County Caxton Hubert J. Linch

Elyria Board Awards Equipment Contracts

Elyria Board of education awarded two contracts for kitchen and library equipment at the New Lincoln site of Elyria High School. Ruslander and Sons, Inc. of Buffalo received $44,952 for kitchen gear, and Smith and Schaefer, Inc. of Cincinnati won $9,984 for Sjostrom equipment. The board, after review and concern over costs, sought to keep future plans within architects estimates and the $3,000,000 bond funds, with Outcast Guenther and Associates' Willis Whitehead relaying the cost-containment directive.

Lincoln Elyria High School Board of Education Ruslander and Sons, Inc Buffalo Smith and Schaefer, Inc Cincinnati Sjostrom

Crystal Clear Cleaners One Day Shirt Laundering

Crystal Clear Cleaners offers beautifully laundered shirts with a one day service at 687 Cleveland Street.

Crystal Clear Cleaners Cleveland St

Near Zero Cold Seen For Tonight

Winter grips northern Ohio with heavy snow squalls and 30 to 35 mph winds as frigid air drives subzero readings. Dayton hits five below, Cincinnati six below, with other cities from Mansfield to Canton at single digits. Weather Bureau warns of continued flurries, 0 to 10 degree lows, and slippery roads statewide.

Midwest New England Canada Carolinnas Alabama Mississippi Texas International Falls Minn Minneapolis Ohio Tno Weather Bureau Mercury State Highway Department Medina Elyria Sandusky Norwalk Tiffin Bucyrus Mansfield Wooster Chicago Denver Los Angeles Miami Washington, D. C

Fifth Annual Banquet Set by Lorain County Club

Lorain County Farmers and Businessmen's Club names committees for the fifth annual dinner meeting. KE will host the event Thursday February 4 in Washington Avenue Church of Christ parlors. Sterling Mills, club president, announced appointments at a Chamber of Commerce board meeting. Elyria chairs the dinner committee with Harold Sweet and Robert Fitch, Avon, on the decoration committee. Charles Coles handles ticket sales and Norris Ryder leads the program and publicity committee.

Lorain County Farmers and Businessmen’s Club Washington Avenue Church of Christ Sterling Mills Chamber of Commerce A. F. Beesing Elyria Harold Sweet North Olmsted Robert Fitch Avon Charles Coles Charce Norris Ryder

Rockwood Reappointed to Sinking Fund Board

Mayor J Grant Kers reappoints Rodney Rockwood to a two year term on the Board of Sinking Fund Trustees and Tax Commission. Rockwood of 218 Harrison Street just completed two years on the four member board.

Meyor J. Grant Kers Rodney Rockwood Sinking Fund Trustees and Tax Commission Rockwood Harrison Street Nished

What To Do When Fuse Blows

If you do not clearly understand the fuse box in your home hire a qualified person to explain. Have fuses of the right amperage on hand to save time. For buying electrical appliances or solving everyday problems call Chronicle Telegram Classified ads for help. Want Ads get you what you want when you want it. Just dial 4751 for an ad writer's assistance.

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