Two Year Old Dies After Route 58 Collision
Terry Flood two, son of Mr and Mrs Win ford Lee Flood of Elyria dies after injuries from a two vehicle crash at Route 58 and North Ridge Road. DesChamps and Fitzgerald were injured and taken to Amherst Hospital while the coroner investigates.
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Afernoon
Terry Flood
Winford Lee
Albrecht Road
R. D
Elyria
Elyria Hospital
Route 58
North Ridge Road
Hisawayman
Floyd
Amherst
DesChamps
Fitgerald
State Highway Patrol
Lorain County
S. C. Ward
Fairview, West
Eisenhower Brownell Meet Over Wilson Defense Nomination
President Eisenhower and Herbert Brownell Jr., the attorney general designate, held a 70 minute discussion at the White House on Charles E. Wilson’s defense secretary appointment. Brownell met Gen. Wilton Persons before leaving, as Senate fight stalled confirmation. Warne Morse’s objection blocked early Tuesday confirmations.
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Washington
Herbert Brownell Jr
Esenhower
Senate
Charles E. Wilson
Defense
Brownell
Wilson
Eisenhower
White House
East Winy
Wilton B. Persons
F Eisenhower
Oregon
Sen
Warne Morse
Death penalty sought for James and Linda Head in foster child murder
Prosecutor J B Reed of Lonoke Arkansas said he would seek the death penalty for James and Linda Head charged with the rain barrel murder of their five year old foster daughter. Reed also stated he is pursuing the four ex wives of James Walter Head and noted the couple were to be arraigned in Del Aire Arkansas on first degree murder charges. Both Heads accuse each other of beating Mary Wolfe the foster child.
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J. B. Reed
Lonoke, Ark
James
Linda Head
Floria
Reed
James Walter Head
Head
Linda
del Aire
Ark
Mary Wolfe
35 Citizens Called for Jury Duty in Lorain County
The clerk of courts released 35 names for Common Pleas Court jury service starting February 27. Elyrians listed include Herbert Roiey Pauline Thomas Helen Elbert Frank Jordan and others. Lorain residents and others from Oberlin Avon Wellington Amherst and New London appear with addresses and initials.
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H. E. Agate
Common Pleas Court
Elyrians
Herbert Roiey
Columbia Avenue
Pauline Thomas
Fire Street
Helen Elbert
Kenyon
Frank Jordan
West River Street
Theodore Seward
Gulf Road
Marian Boch
Overbrook
Eunice Tran
Pasadena Avenue
Jorce Miere- Gth
East Avenue
Sue Nead
Abbe Road
Steve Meziak, Jr
Prospect Street
Anldred Peck
Parmely Avenue
Lorain
Tre
Eugene Meson
Mary Endrai
Helen Forst
Ethel Black
Elia Craiz
Harold Warner
Helen Kress
Edward Kreuger
George Cooier
Anidred Borosxi
Elmer Neilgonn Gray
Jotmm Fecik
John Kobasic
William Krepner
Joe Henkin
Joseph Luca
Thelma Greason
Oberlin
Leo Stockard
Avon
Helen Westbrook
Wellington
Roy Angersbach
R. D
Amherst
Beulah Wooders
Harrion Tripp
New London
Myron Cotterman
Train Prison Officers in Ohio Preparation Drill
In Columbus at Hartman Farms a large training program trains 300 prison officers to respond to potential prison breaks. The exercise focuses on rapid deployment and teamwork to secure facilities and protect staff.
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Columbus
Ohio
Hartman Farms
Seu
Here
Northeastern Ohio Weather Forecast
Cloudy and cool conditions continue in Northeastern Ohio. Thursday remains cloudy and cooler with an estimated high of 40 and a low around 30. yesterday’s high was 38 and low 32.
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Ohio
Robberies Cleared Up By Arrests Of Two Young Men
Two Canton youths Richard Lee Foutz and Robert Dennis Beichler were arrested after police linked them to burglaries at the Meyer Motor Company and Phillips Pure Oil station. They admitted stealing a 1952 Buick from the Elks parking lot and a wristwatch and cash from the Phillips station. They claimed accomplice Milford Kimble left Elyria January 12 for Parkersburg. The watch was returned to its owner.
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Leo R. Meyer Motor Company
Broadstreet
Phillips Pure Ou Company
Lake Avenue
Richard Lee Foutz
Robert Dennis Beichler
Canton
Elyria
Foutz
Beichler
Milford Kimble
Brown Hotel
Beicn
Jer
Kimble
Parkersburg
W. Va
Maurice Flood
Detective Bureau
Meyer Garage
Phillips Pure Oil
Foutz and Bechler
W. A Grubbs
Randall Avenue
Elks
Second Street
Kassilion
Local Men To Be Inducted On January 10
Draft Board No. 72 will send 16 men to Cleveland for their pre induction physical examination on February 6, according to Miss Catherine McKee, clerk at the board. There will also be 14 men inducted on February 10. This is the full quota for the Elyria board for February.
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Draft Board No. 72
Cleveland
Catherine McKee
Elyria Board
Weekly News Conferences To Continue
President Eisenhower will keep regular weekly news conferences with a possible monthly televised session if mechanical issues are resolved. Press Secretary Hagerty said no briefing will be held this week due to workload, but he expects a first meeting with reporters next week while maintaining the long standing questioning system. He noted no plan to change the White House press practice.
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Washington
Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Mrr
White House
Weaker Siamese Twin Dies After Separation
Roger Lee Brodie died Tuesday night 35 days after surgeons shared a cranial vessel with his stronger twin Rodney Dee during an operation in Chicago Ferris family hoped for normal life after the risky split. The 16 month old’s heart stopped after 800 hours in a deep coma as doctors and nurses fought to save him and the surviving twin.
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Chicago
Roger Lee Brodie i
Rodney Dee
Roger
Atpay Magee
Ler
Ror Brodie
Ferris
Tlinois
Emma Tilton
Brodies
Communists Convicted by Federal Jury in U.S. Overthrow Case
All 13 defendants were found guilty on charges they taught and advocated overthrow of the U.S. government by force and violence. The federal jury verdict follows a trial detailing alleged communist activities and calls for regime change.
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New York
U. S
Casualties Rise In Korea War Report
The Defense Department listed 123,971 U S casualties in Korea, up 250 from the previous report. The total includes 22,735 dead, 93,441 wounded, 2,112 captured, 9,288 missing, and 1,395 previously listed as missing but returned to service.
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Washington
Defense Department
U. S
Korea
Res
Call for Plans for New Bridge in County
Court proceed ings call for plans to replace a local bridge at a specific site. County officials note a replacement cost estimate around 53 600 dollars and have engaged Court Clerk Don ald Patterson for action.
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Emesis
SJ S.en
iGvaera
Ferg
Donald Patterson
Inman Bridge
Patrson
Hat fashion sets homburg as formal wear standard
New York hat maker Harry Rosnick argues the homburg has become the norm for formal events under President Eisenhower. He downplays the old top hat as a sandwich carrier and predicts the homburg’s rise in style. The notice also advertises a church fish fry at St Jude's Church on January 23 from 5 to 8 PM with full servings priced at 80 cents.
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New York
Harry Rosnick
Eisenhower
Rolnick
St Jude’s Church
Legion To Hold District Meeting
Elyrt American Legion Post 12 delegates planned to attend the Fifth District of Ohio conference Sunday at Mar-SET ES Tao. Grant Hess state Americanism chairman made a report. district adjutant F. P. Dirlam will fill his role. Rev. D. B. Cordes Norwalk district chaplain will be featured speaker. district commander Robert Eckstein Fremont will preside.
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Elyrt American Legion Post
Ohio
Mar- Set ES
Grant Hess
State Americanism Committee
Wel
F. P. Dirlam
D. B. Cordes
Norwalk
Wal
Robert Eckstein
Fremont
101-Year-Old Woman Achieves Ambition
Lancaster Pennsylvania obituary notes that a 101 year old woman, a Republican, lived to see a hoped ambition and died at St Ann's Home in Gethsemane on Tuesday, the day of a Democratic inauguration.
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Lancaster
Due Devish
St Ann's
Gethsemane
Fire destroys clothing and home furnishings in Grafton home
A gas stove explosion reportedly started the blaze at the seven room Grafton residence of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Howser on Erie Street. Mrs. Howser was at work when the fire broke out around 3 45 PM and the children found it. The fire department battled the blaze as clothing and furnishings were ruined by flames or water. Loss estimate unavailable.
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Grafton
Mirs Charles Howser
Erie Street
Xire Howser
Howser
Ernest C. Tormil
Econt
Fuarn
Irs Howser
Lescard
Charlotte
Lowse
Alice
Cs R.gls
Ohio Supreme Court ruling on PUC rate boosts in Elyria case
The Ohio Supreme Court held the Public Utilities Commission cannot deny a tele phone rate increase pending service improvements and cannot bar dividends. The Elyria Telephone Co gained a rate increase previously suspended for improvements, with the court approving a second hearing but striking an arbitrarily conditioned link between rate hikes and fixes. The decision preserves current subscriber rates while possible contempt actions may apply to noncompliant companies.
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Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
Otlines Commission
Elyria Telephone Co
PUC
Commission
Elyria Company
Supreme Court
PCC
Bucyrus Telephone Co
Elyria
Ridgeville
Abbe Rd
la Grange
Gulf Road
Elvira Telephone Co
Man Denies Selling Intoxicants To Minors
Charles Sebastian of 1236 Blake Street testified in his own defense at a hearing on a charge of selling intoxicants to minors. Elyria police filed the case. one teen witness and Sebastian appeared for the prosecution. The trial was continued due to a witness death and more testimony was heard earlier.
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Charles Sebastian
Blake Street
Elyria
Sebastian
Tocar
Henry Ault
Seized Guard Seeks Fair Hearing in Pen Riots
In Bellefonte Pennsylvania one of six guards held hostage at Rocaview Penitentiary pleaded for a fair hearing for the rioters. State Deputy Attorney General Edward Friedman spoke with convicts and said they must surrender the guards and pistols before any settlement.
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Bellefonte
Rocaview
Edward Friedman
Sabrejets Down 7 MIGs in Korea Air Battle Over Northwest Front
In a major 1953 air engagement, American Sabrejets and pilots destroyed seven MIG-15s and damaged three, with two more possible kills pending gun camera review. The skirmish occurred from 4,000 feet to eight miles high over northwest Korea as UN tanks pressed a six day bunker busting campaign along the central front.
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Seoul
Korea
Hawkins Promoted To Lieutenant Of Detectives
Earl E. Hawkins, a 10 year Elyria Police veteran, is named lieutenant of detectives by Safety Service Director Dan Rothe, effective February 1. The promotion fills the vacancy created by Captain Maurice Flood’s promotion and elevates Cyril Cordrey to sergeant of police.
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Earl E. Hawkins
Elyria Police Department
Safety Service
Dan Rothe
Hawkins
Maurice Flood
F B.I
Elyria Fraternal Order of iPolice
Judith Ann
East River Street
Earl E Hawkins, Jr
Unitetates Air Force
Cyril Cordrey
Cordrey
U. S. Navy
FBI Police School
Mics Cordrey
Fourteenth Street
Esor Kothe
Service Commission
Rames
School Bus Hit In Rear By Truck Near Ridgeville
Deputies said a Detroit man, 27, driving a truck, followed a Ridgeville school bus on Route 76 and rear ended it when brakes failed while the bus prepared to turn. The bus rear and truck front were damaged. no injuries reported.
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Ridgeville
Dussy
Frederick Pcicy
Covercea
Ridge Rosa
Yesterdas
Ridge Road
Te Wash
Wryneal Jvanser
Detroit
Iff Josefa Grunda
Tne
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