Three Factions' Spokesmen To Dominate UN Session
UN assembly on Korea will be shaped by three main spokesmen: Soviet delegate Andrei Vishinsky, Indian ambassador V. K. Krishna Menon, and US envoy to Panmunjom Averell Harriman. Dean, Lodge, and Wadsworth will steer the U.S. stance as Panmunjom experience and Dulles policies frame responses to Menon and Vishinsky amid a chilly war backdrop.
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United Nations
INS
United States
Korea
Berlin
Peralvs
Unm
Andre: Vistinsas
V. EK. Krishna Menon
India
U.S
Panmunjom Arteer Dean
Dean
Panmunjom
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Eisenhower
White House
Congress
Dodge
Vishinsky
Assembly
Lodze
James J. Wadsworth
Menon
Wellington To Expand Recreation Program
The Wellington recreation council chaired by A J Weber plans a 3600 expansion funded by 1800 from local activities including a January 30 town hall dance and a March winter fair. The Wellington Exempted School District will cover 900 for summer field programs on Dickson street. The village council seeks 730 and township trustees 150 for hall improvements and supplies. An advisory committee of Robert Gorley Ray Neff Mrs Robert Stannard and Mrs Betty Hatfield was elected.
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Wellington
Recreation Council
J. Weber
Dickson Street
Robert Gorley
Ray Neff
Robert Stannard
Betty Hatfield
Kathy Godfrey to Interview on ABC Quiz Show On Your Way
New York gets a TV presence from Kathy Godfrey sister of Arthur Godfrey. A former radio and children's show host from New Jersey and Phoenix, she will interview on On Your Way with John Reed King. Married to Dr Robert Ripley, she has two children Nancy 15 and Robin 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Godfrey
Kathy Godfrey
Arthur
New Jersey
Kathy
ABC
John Reed King
Kpho-Tv
Phoenix
Ariz
Robert Ripley
Nancy
Robin
Cost Of Living Remains Stable In December 1953
The government reports cost of living stayed essentially unchanged from mid November to mid December. The Bureau of Labor Statistics index eased slightly, at 114.9 percent of the 1927-49 average, near October’s peak and seven tenths of one percent above December 1952. No major wage contracts are tied to December’s index.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Labor Statistic
Case Work Cuts County Welfare Operating Cost
Howard Wells Jr. reported Lorain County Child Welfare costs fell from 156000 in 1952 to 144000 last year and project a further 10000 cut this year due to parental contributions and fewer placements. The department placed 131 wards in 1952 and 206 in 1953 while handling 527 children now.
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Lorain County
Wells
What Every Young Attorney Should Know What Every Young Attorney Should Know
HATTIESBURG Mississippi. An experienced attorney who has participated in 207 murder trials offers counsel to young lawyers. He warns against jurors who are old and near death, suggesting they can derail a case. He notes the most lenient juror tends to be under 49, educated, and overweight. A fat, good-humored juror favors the defense. Slim jurors are less favorable, especially if they appear stern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattiesburg
Miss
Earl Wingo
Wingo
A Life's Savings Found in DeLand Bank Trunk
Miss Lottie Dorsey at the Florida Bank of DeLand recalls an aged Negro customer who brought in a battered trunk claiming it held his life savings. Her sister aided counting the coins, revealing a total of $1,612.50 including 7,650 pennies. After deposit, the man said he could now sleep nights without worry.
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Deland, Fla
Lottie Dorsey
Florida Bank of DeLand
Death Notices and Obituaries in a Local Paper
Multiple death notices list George Ponting 87 of Chestnut Ridge Road dying after illness at Apple Creek Hospital. Other obituaries include John Wilbur Troup of Elyria, five month old Frederick George Schmidt in Vermilion, Bernice Katynski of Elyria, Alta Lavina Sayers of Lorain area, with funeral details and burial plans across Ohio towns.
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George Ponting
Chestnut Ridge Road
Apple Creek Hospital
England
United States
Elyma
Esther
Willian H
Cleveland
Thomas
Butternut Ridge Road
Ruth Jordan
Ie.d
Wellington
Pease Funeral Home
Dover Road
Westlake
Ralph Dessem
East Cleveland Cemetery
Heys
Ashland
John Wilbur Troup
Mifflin
Brookdale Cemetery
Vermilion
Frederick George Schmidt
George Schmidt
Victoria Salaman
Rowmania
Europe
Daniel Schmidt
Mansfield
Fisher Funeral Home
Karl Lam
German Lutheran Church of
Maple Grove
Just One Drawback MEMPHIS Coffee substitute beats price tag
Four men from Memphis have devised a cheap coffee substitute using cottonseed kernels costing 2 cents a pound. Lyéel Sims, Bill Foreman, Allen Smith, and Jimmy Curtis prepare the drink like ordinary coffee. The method’s sole drawback remains unspecified.
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Memphis. Tem
Lyéel Sims
Bill Foreman
Allen Smith
Jimmy Curtis
Thimayya Talks With Red POW Leaders At North Camp
General Thimayya met for 1 hour 40 minutes with leaders of 21 American, one British and 33 South Korean POWs. He warned that Indian guards would be withdrawn at midnight, prompting the spokesmen to say the prisoners would remain in the unguarded compound. Sgt Richard G Corden of East Providence led the unrepatriated GIs slated for dismissal as undesirables after midnight.
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Thimayva
Thimayya
Richard G.corden
East Providence
R.L
U.S
Corden
Reichlin Picked As President Of Sunshine Club
The Catholic Sunshine Club held its 28th annual meeting in St. Jude's hall after dinner served by Mrs. Arthur Davis and committee. Officers were elected with Rev Fr John Caffrey introduced as new assistant at St. Jude's. Bernard Gallagher and Mrs Jay Mc Laughlin won prizes as William Burgette and wife provided entertainment.
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Catholic Sunshine Club
St. Jude’s Hall
Arthur Davis
John Caffrey
St. Jude’s Church
John Carrabine
Leonard Reichlin
Herman Esch
John Wirscham
E. Schirack
Edward Triesky
Wilbert Reit
Joseph Amato
Reichlin
P. Worcester
St Agnes
William Birkline
St. Jude's
Lawrence Conrad
St. Mary's
Ben Bittner
Holy Cross
Arthur Buswell
Sacred Heart
Fabher Mandeville
Immaculate Conception Church
Grafton
Theodore Kubuske
Annunciation Church
Eugene Kelly
St .Peter Church
North Ridgeville
Gene St Marie
Wiliam Burgette
Burgette
Bernard Gallagher
Jay McLaughlin
Return Of Rusty Night At PTA Series
Children will view The Return of Rusty in a Saturday PTA program at Capitol Theatre with season-ticket holders admitted first and overflow possible at Rivoli. Closing times are 2 55 at Capitol and 2 45 at Rivoli. PTA chaperones listed under Mrs Hazelton include multiple named members.
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PTA
Rusty
Capitol Theatre
Capitol
Garford Pta
Charles Hazelton
Edward Mutter
Fred Binggell
Pete Gustowich
Wayne Viton
Wesley Fackler
Otto Westlake
Irwin Ecken- Toad
Robert Butz
Rolland Higgins
Sunbeam executives appointed to new sales posts
Pittsburgh December Sunbeam Air Conditioner Division leaders W Walton Woodroof and Henry E Russell Jr receive new duties. Woodroof named manager of cooling sales and Russell named manager of dealer development. H M Carnahan, vp sales, announced. Russell had served as district representative at Silver Spring Maryland while Woodroof was on the conditioning sales staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
W. Walton Woodroof
Henry E. Russell Jr
Sunbeam
American Radiator and
Standard Sanitary Corporation
Woodroof
Rossell
H. M. Carnahan
Rossel
Silver Spring
January 30 Deadline For Grafton Payments
Grafton mayor E C Toghill announced the final date for payment of sanitation bills for 13 is January 30 1953. Residents not paying by the deadline will be charged 12 cents per week for the entire year. Sanitation service is mandatory under the village health and fire safety ordinance. Bills may be paid at the mayor's office at 1013 Elm Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
E. C. Toghill
Toghill
Elm Street
Burke Prepares Bill To End War With Germany And Japan
Jackson Mississippi state legislator Delos Burke announced plans for a bill to end the state of war between Mississippi and Germany and Japan. The move follows Mississippi declaring its own war and seeks formal resolution to end hostilities.
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Jackson, Miss
Delos Burke
Germany
Japan
Mississippi
Charter Members Cut Kiwanis 35th Anniversary Cake
Ray Wentz and Jim Armitage, charter members of the Elyria Kiwanis Club, cut the cake at the 35th anniversary meeting. Rufus G. Taylor spoke on 35 Years of Kiwanis, recalling early club activities and sponsored clubs. Twenty members earned perfect attendance honors, with special praise for Armitage who helped form the club.
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Elyria Kiwanis Club
Ray Wentz
Kiwanis
Dexter S. Kimball
Center
Jim Armitage
Uewee Elk
Rufus G. Taylor
Colson Corporation
Cascade Pool
Elyria Club
Lorain
Ridgeville
Grafton
Berea
Chronicle- Telegram
Eliria
Art Waters
Paul J. Hardy
N. J. Hoskins
Armitage
Police Uneasy After 24 Hour Lull in Arrests
Police Chief J. E. Boggs reports a rare 24 hour lull with no arrests, only three motorists in court for traffic violations and one case from the Ohio State Patrol. Alan Hornby was fined $10, Walter Nevins $10 for traffic light and control issues, both guilty. Ronald Penfound pleaded innocent but was found guilty and fined $10. Linzie Mote was fined $25 with $15 suspended for driving without a license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Boggs
Police Department
Ohio State Patrol
Alan Hornby
Grafton
Walter Nevins
East River Street
Ronald Penfound
Stanford Avenue
J. Grant Keys
Keys
Linzie Mote
Moon Road
Avon
Mote
Amherst Charter Question Likely Decided May 4
Amherst voters face a May election where the charter question may be decided. The council discussed the plan and had set a March 15 special election, later postponed to consider voting on the primary ballot to save the cost of a separate election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Amherst Council
Elyria Planning Board Approves Property Conveyance
The Elyria City Planning Commission approved the first conveyance of property under a revised code for parcels under five acres inside a three mile perimeter. The action allows clerk James Seres to approve non infrastructural conveys, amid debate on whether full commission approval is required. Bruce Alexander and Joseph Petro received approval for conveyances on unplatted land along Route 10 in Elyria.
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Elyria City
Planning Commission
Elyria
James Seres
Hubbard Wilcox
M. E. Whitman
Seres
Route 10
Bruce Alexander
City of
Joseph Q. Petro
Sightless Center Board Sets 1954 Budget Plans
The Center for Sightless executive board discussed the 1954 budget and outlined plans for its annual meeting on March 23 at First Congregational Church in Amherst. Walter G. Nord chairs arrangements, Mrs. R. I. Potter presides, with routine reports and announcements.
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Center For Sightless
First Congregational Church
Amherst
Walter G. Nord
R. I. Potter
Eagless Lodge
Eagles Hall
Social Progress Department
Elyria Woman’s Club
Court notices reveal probate and divorce actions in Lorain area
Papers filed in probate court show Fanny E. Hibbard of Lorain dying January 1 with an estate estimated at 113000. Albert Hibbard named executor, with two sons Robert and William. Separate suits include Dr Franz Gruen vs Jack Whidden for 231 for services, and multiple divorces for neglect and cruelty involving Mary Current, Audrey DuBroy, Myster Gravila, Mae Lim, Jeane Williams, and others.
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Fanny E. Hibbard
Lorain
Albert
Robert
William
Franz Gruen
Washington Avenue
Jack Whidden
la Grange
Audrey DuBroy
Case Road
Louis
Welfare Council committee views movie Monday
The Elyria Community Welfare Council committee for mentally handicapped children will screen the color sound film Children Limited at Holly Hall at 8 o’clock Monday night. Produced by the Washington Association for Retarded Children, it aims to give parents a message of hope through drama. After the film, the committee will hold its regular meeting chaired by John E. Baker. All parents and others interested in child welfare are invited to attend.
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Committee For
Elyria Community Welfare Council
Children Limited
Holly Hall
Washington Association For Retarded Children
Seattle
Wash
Rainer State School
Lakeland Village
United States Public Health Service
Minimum School Age Limit Is Set In South Amherst
South Amherst School Board sets minimum entering age at six by Sept 1 for next school year. Board discusses building plans and adopts appropriations: General fund 99 202.92. bond fund 7 445.51. cafeteria fund 14 000. Resignation of high school teacher Mrs. Leroy Hasenpflug approved to devote time to farm maintenance. Grace Lynch to cover temporarily. superintendent James Hales notes fencing, panel board, and new cafeteria electrical line. Next meeting moved to February 22 to allow attendance at Atlantic City convention.
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South Amherst
South Amherst School Board of Education
Leroy Hasenpflug
Hasenpflug
Grace Lynch
James Hales
Hales
Atlantic City
Markets Livestock Prices Mixed Across Cattle Sheep and Hogs
Livestock market report shows cattle steady to uneven with primes at 24 to 25.50, commercial cattle 14 to 37, cows 17.50 to 13.50, calves strong with choice 30 to 35, sheep and lambs 20 to 21.50 for spring lambs, and hogs at 20 to 23.50 for 200 to 150 lb. weights.
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Bskts
C. S
Toledo cash grain prices on wracs
Toledo Ohio cash grain rates shown on wrap basis. Wheat No 2 soft red 2.12 to 2.13, soft white 2.69 to 2.70. Corn No 2 yellow 1.53 to 1.54. Oats No 2 white 0.172 to 0.174. Soybeans No 1 yellow 3.05 to 3.06.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Wracs
Market Prices for Fresh Produce and Potatoes
Readable price list from a historic newspaper page shows homegrown produce with crate and carton counts. Apples include Jonathan, McIntosh, Rome, and Delicious varieties with several price ranges. carrots, lettuce, mushrooms, onions, parsnips, potatoes, turnips, and watercress listed with unit or basket sizes and price bands.
Egg and poultry price list from terminal market and retail sales
The document lists United States Department of Agriculture terminal market prices for eggs by grade and weight, including white and brown eggs, as well as American and jobbing prices for Grade A large to Biage eggs. It also details live poultry prices for broilers, fryers, roasters, and hens, plus ready to cook eggs and fryer grades with gov graded and score indications.
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United States
S&s
G.S
Secice
Prinss
Management Club Postpones Lecture by Dr Walker at Hotel Antlers
The Winter Wednesday meeting at Hotel Antlers Lorain was postponed after Dr Walker sustained injuries in a fall at his home. He is Yale University Institute of Human Relations researcher, author of Steel The Diary of a Furnace Worker, and former Fortune staffer known for labor and human relations work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fortune Magazine
Congregational Trustees Elect In South Amherst Meeting
Russell Meiser was elected president of the board of trustees of the Congregational Church with Richard Burkart as vice president. A special meeting is set for Tuesday evening February 2 to revise the church constitution. Harmon Mathes and Bruce Melthorpe were named to promote an organ fund. Dr. L. E. Rothreck, Cleveland District Temperance League superintendent, will speak March 7 at 11 a.m. during worship, with an offering for the league. The group discussed removing a tree at the parsonage on East Main Street. Next regular meeting is February 16.
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South Amherst
Russell Meiser
League
East Main Street
Woman Accused Of Abandoning Child Held Here
Barbara Jean Richards known as Exe Brown, 18, of Clarksburg, bound to the grand jury by Justice C C Lord after arraignment on a charge of abandoning her 17 month old child last February. The baby was placed with Lorain friends and later custody given to the department. Richards was taken into custody upon returning for the child.
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Barbara Jean Richards
Exe Brown
Clarksburg
Grand Jury
C. C. Lord
Lorain
Lorain County
Stock Quotations From Early Industry Names
A compact list of company names appears as a stock quotation snippet featuring American Telephone and Telegraph, Anaconda Copper, Aveo Manufacturing, Chrysler, Cities Service, Cleveland Electrium, Columbia Gas, General Motors, Kennecott Copper, Montgomery Ward, Penna Railroad, Republic Steel, Sears Roebuck and others, reflecting a historical market snapshot with multiple sector players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American T. & T
Anaconda Copper
Aveo Mfg
Chrysler Cities Service
Cleveland Electium
Columbia Gas
Esaehaut Trailer
General Motors Glidden Co
Kennecot Rayon
Kennecott Copper i
Montgomery Ward
Penna. R. R. Republic Steel
iSears Roebuck
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Pierre J. Huss
Sudro-Curtis
P.h-O.n.e
Death Records
John Wilbur Teolp
Frederick G. Schmidt
Mrs
Bernice Katynsehi
Bernice Katynski
West Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Poland
Holy Cross Church
Altar and Rosary Society
Third Order of St. Francis and
St. Joseph Lodge
Ratynski
Walter
Bitter Funeral
F. J. Hamerski
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Alta Lavina Sayers
Fields
Ralph E. Dessem
Fields, Cemetery
Cancer Fund
Sunshine Club
A.R
U.S. Promotions
Sightless Center Board
Mary Current
Paul
D. A. Cook
Myster Gravila
Libbey Street
Mae Lim
Lodi Street
Gilbert
Jeane Williams
Locust Street
Oberlin
P. R. Smith & CO
Welfare Council Committee
Homegerowers Market
Jonathan
Congregational Trustees
Bob Hope
Come
The
Rivoli
Rock Hudson
Golden Blade
Technicolor
Sonny Tufts
Escape
Now
Lorain County Savings & Trust CO
Pca Na
Ron
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