Wensink the Flight Nurse Recounts Korea Duty in Japan
Lt. Loyola Wensink served as a flight nurse with the United States Air Force Nurse Corps completing three years of service and 100 flights before returning home. She trained at Crile General Hospital and Madigan General Hospital, was among the first in her class at the Air University, then flew from Asinyia Air Base in south Japan to support medical evacuations from Korea, with one nurse per flight and supplies aboard each plane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indea
Japan
Loyola Wensinkgeville
United the Air Force Nurse Corps
Wensink
Fred Wensink
Stoney Ge Road
Nun
Crleigs Wensink
Seville High School
St. Vincent’s City Hospital
Cleveland
Far East
Asinya Air Base
Korea
Page
Truce Talks Reach Dead End in Korea
ANMUNJOM Korea dispatch says talks stalled with UN and Communists refusing to budge on prisoner repatriation and airfield ban. Subcommittees plan to reconvene at 11 a.m. tomorrow. both sides deny targeting a marked convoy, while a Communist reporter warns full-scale fighting looms if demands persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anmunjom
Korea
United Nations
E.S.T
Pyongyang-Kaesong
Kaesong
James Jc. Murray
Death of Liam Oldham longtime county employee dies in Lorain
Liam Oldham a longtime public servant in In Service County dies at his Lorain home at 1114 Street at 2 p m following a heart attack. Born in Cleveland February 3 he lived in Lorain since 1897 and spent over 40 years with the county department. He served in the tax office and later as common pleas bailiff and juvenile court probation officer. He worked as a shipyard worker during World War I and later held roles in an abstract company and the county treasurer map division. He is survived by his widow Emma and children James Albert Robert and four sisters. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at Frey Funeral Home at 2 p m conducted by Rev Loomis with Elmwood cemetery burial.
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Ham H. Oldham
Lorain
Cleveland
County End
Oldham
Baltimore & Ohio
County of Courts
Red
Wilcox
News
Ohio
Map Division
County Tr’s Department
Hom. P
Lodge
Wing
Emma
James
Albert
Robert Ane
Anna
Unadilla
Williams
Minnick
Somerset
Andorothy Neil
Elyria
Frey Funeral
Loomis
First National Church
Elmwood Cemetery
Lorain County Board Elects Officers and Approves 1952 Budget
The Lorain County Board of Education elected C. H. Davis as president and W. A. Sehmitt-Ren as vice president with A. Gibbons as clerk. It adopted a 1992 appropriation of 4,250.44 and received four transfer petitions. No transfers were decided. the board has until April 1 to rule on them. The board approved absences for travel to meetings in Boston and Philadelphia and issued bus driver certificates to Dale L. Hammon and Robert E. Pearce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Avon Lake
Brighton Township
Brighton
Wellington
State Department of ‘Education
Amherst Township
Amherst
Fireands
Vermilion
Brownhelm Township
Gibbons
American Association of School Administrators
Boston
Emma Gleason
National Supervisors Conference
Philadelphia
Weather Forecast for Eastern Ohio Tonight
Cloudy conditions prevail with a cold night ahead. Snow and ice are likely late tonight totaling about one inch. Low temperatures near 28 degrees. Snow may change to rain with wind increasing and warmer conditions expected tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Russia feels pinch of trade limits on Iron Curtain exports
U S officials say Russia is feeling the impact of allied export controls aimed at slowing its rearmament. Kremlin agents seek indirect deals in Western Europe, the Middle East, and Asia while shortages rise in machine tools, non ferrous metals, ball bearings, industrial diamonds, wool, and rubber. Moscow warns the move is a peace campaign while the West asserts strategic bans remain in place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preance Astow
Free World
Europe
Middle East
Asia
U. S
America
Kremlin
Russia
United States
Mother in death of new born baby case at Oberlin
Oberlin city and Lorain county authorities investigated a 27 year old mother who allegedly allowed her newborn to die for lack of care. Dr Charles Cooley found the baby wrapped in newspapers in a clothes basket after being called to 390 North Pleasant Street. The mother admitted giving birth in the bathroom around 3 pm Saturday then hid the dead infant. A four year old was present. the husband, a part time minister, was to be questioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Lorain County
Charles Cooley
Hattie Smith
North Pleasant Street
Lucy Lavert
Joseph Rosso
Manuel Gomez
Lavert
Oberlin Hospital
Paul Mikus
James Christie
Clinton
Mikus
Cleveland
Surgeon restores heartbeat by squeezing chest in Georgia
An unidentified surgeon saved 47 year old oil company employee Howard 5 Walker during a bronchoscopic examination at Georgia Baptist Hospital Atlanta. His heart stopped beating and the surgeon cut into his chest and squeezed his heart until it restarted. Walker was reported in good condition today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Howard
Walker
Georgia Baptist Hospital
Oil Company
Fireman Returns To Duty Today
Egypt promises full probe into nun's death as fireman Ismailia parole details show 66 year old Elyrial firefighter Schnarr returns to light duty after 33 days ill from diabetic neuritis at Bond Street home. U S embassy and Egyptian authorities pledge quick investigation into Sister Anthony death amid tensions in Port Said and Moascar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Schnarr
Elyrial
Schnarr
Bond Street
Ismailia
Egypt
Anthony
Suez
British Canal Zone
Ellis A. Johnson
U.S
U. S
Cairo
Port Said
Philadelphia
University of Jbrahim
Farag
Moascar
Sisters of Charity St. Vincent del Johnson
Paul Society
Alsdl
Cord Strangles Baby in New York Incident
An 18 month old boy, Paul Sipp, died in Ardsley New York after a cord from a Venetian blind apparently entangled him and led to accidental strangulation. Police said the child became caught in the cord and the blind caused the fatal strangulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardsley
N.Y
Paul Sipp
Bien
Polio Fund Grows as Elyria Drive Totals Near $7,000
Elyria March of Dimes polio fund reached 6976.82 with 1283 in new gifts during an 11 day drive. Mail-back cards added 600, a Mile-of-Dimes event brought 240, theatres weekend 281, and industrial gifts 155 in two days. Police and firemen will help Friday in downtown collections. Additional school contributions due this week. Industrial gifts from American Radiator and Bendix Westinghouse noted with 2929.79 and 1232.28 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Kenneth Hemister
Genyocal
Elyria Jaycees
Bendix- Westinghouse
Brown No
It’s All in a Day’s Work for Deputy
Deputy James Howard faced two unusual calls yesterday. At 3 p.m. he corralled 44 pigs roaming LaGrange Road near Route 20, guiding them into an empty barn on Dr. G. C. W. Pax’s property with help from neighbors. At 5 p.m. he assisted in rescuing a cat stuck on a Sugar Ridge road utility pole by calling Ohio Edison, whose linemen climbed the pole to free the animal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Howard
LaGrange Road
Route 20
GC. W. Pax
Sugar Ridge Road
Howard
Ohio Edison Go
Ohio Accidents Take 15 Lives
Forty-one of fifty-one young men examined for preinduction were found fit for future military duty, per draft clerk Catherine McKee. Eight rejected in Bilysia group, two registrants’ status undetermined. Three of four transfer registrants with the Elyria group were acceptable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biss Catherine McKee
Bilysia
Elyria
Lenin tribute draws huge crowd in snowbound Moscow
Tens of thousands of Soviet citizens stood in a mile long line in snow to view the embalmed body of V I Lenin on the 28th. United Press reports death toll from weekend accidents in Ohio rose with 15 dead since Friday evening and 28 killed during the New Year holiday period.
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Moscow
United Press
V. I. Lenin
Ohio
Weekend air crashes kill 42 and injure 61
United Press reports three crashes over the weekend left 42 dead and 61 wounded. Survivors recount icy sea conditions near Queen Charlotte Islands and a Sacramento B 17 incident where a man killed his wife before turning the gun on himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
North Pacific
Port Angeles
Sacramento
Calif
Hecate Strait
Queen
McChord Air Force
Charlotte Islands
Hollywood
Fla
Baer
Tyleria
Two Storms Closing In On North Midwest
Two storms threaten the northern Midwest with a blizzard and a rainstorm as California and Nevada mountains see a new blizzard. Colorado cattle trapped by snow. passes and rail routes at risk while the Pacific coast enjoys sun. Rain pummets Texas and Oklahoma as the system moves northeast toward the Great Lakes. In Sun Valley a ski rescue ends tragically as Victor Gottschalk dies after being pulled from a snowslide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Midwest
California
Nevada
Continental Divide
Rocky Mountains
Sierras
Colorado
L Leas
Los Angeles Water and Power Department
Aed
Texas
Oklahoma
Weather Bureau
Great Lakes Region
New England
Sun Valley
Ida
Mt. Baldy
Victor Gottschalk
Truman budget calls for heavy price of peace and huge arms buildup
President Truman requested an $85.4 billion budget for 1953 and proposed a massive expansion of the U.S. atomic program at $5 to $6 billion over five years. The plan also seeks $51.2 billion for armed forces and $10.5 billion for allied aid, with taxes and deficits discussed as the nation faces the Cold War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Congress
U. S
America
United States
Y Drive Set to Launch Tonight at YMCA Round-Up
Branding drive aims for 990 members enrolled in one week. Head Wrangler Joseph E. Smith leads 135 Tango basses foremen and ropers to a 6:30 PM dinner tonight. Rev. G Russel Hargate will give the invocation. Rev. B Kenneth Anthony and YMCA president Richard Gallmar will speak on new facilities, programs, and fees. Final reports due Monday January 28 at a victory dinner. Big Brother memberships support underprivileged boys with four six dollar gifts needed to send a boy to camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyra
Joseph E. Smith
G Russel Hargate
B Kenneth Anthony
First Congregational Church
YMCA
Richard Gallmar
Military Budget Share Of Tax Dollar In 1953
Washington outlines 1953 fiscal plan showing 60 cents of each tax dollar spent on military services foreign aid debt interest veterans programs and other expenses. Revenue sources include individual and corporate taxes excise taxes customs duties and new taxes as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Military Services
Truman Budget At A Glance
President Truman presents the 1953 budget overview with estimated receipts at 870.998 billion dollars under present tax rates and proposed expenditures of 83.444 billion, including 51.163 billion for military services. It projects a deficit of 44.446 billion if no new taxes are enacted and requests about 5.0 billion in new taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Congress
FEPC
Washington
Mayor suspends 60 day sentence for James Meredith
Mayor Henry W. Ault grants a suspended 60 day jail term to James Meredith of 848 2nd Street for assault and battery. The sentence will be reimposed if Meredith is arrested again. Meredith was fined 100 dollars and costs, and sentenced to 60 days for striking Michael Kozek at 101 West River Street with a beer bottle, the eighth arrest in two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Meredith
2Nd Street
Henry W. Ault
Meredinh
Meredith
Michael Kozek
West River Street
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Idgeville
Loyola Wensink
Liam Oldham
Service County
County Board of Education
Dale L. Hammon
Robert E.pearce
Columbia
Iron Curtain
Beverly Glen
Louis Wolf
Los Angeles
Polio Fund
Lenin
North Midwest
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