UN meeting proposed for Korea armistice fallout
Western Allies push for a special UN General Assembly in New York to authorize a broad response if an armistice in Korea falters. They seek action against Communist forces and insist the UN not derail ongoing negotiations, with a plan to consider the Korean situation and future course.
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Aris
United States
Greatain
France
United Nations
U. N
Ernest A. S
New York
Nanjom
Korea
UN Assembly
Local Elyria March of Dimes Campaign Struggles in 1952
Elyria area struggles with the 1952 March of Dimes drive as campaigns lag and returns are weak. Len Hamister reports only a small fraction of orders were fulfilled and funds raised fall short of expectations. A "Lights On" door to door effort and street collections by firemen and civic groups aim to boost contributions. Local 474, Ely Firefighters, and Elyria PWA support drive with donations, while Junior Women’s Club and Jaycees coordinate theater collections downtown.
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Len Hamister
Elyria
LaGrange E
Township
Carlisle Up
Eats
Elyrefighters
Elyria Pesnevolent Association
Jaycees
Milettes Board
Jewels and cash reported lost in Cleveland and Syracuse
Police report $9,000 worth of jewelry and $200 in cash missing. A man named Levine of Willoughby, Ohio, claimed he had the jewels but vanished after boarding a train in Cleveland. He did not have them when he reached Syracuse yesterday.
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Ialo
Cleveland
Syra
Levine
Willoughby, C
Syracuse
Body Found In River Near Toledo
The body of 32 year old Verlon Hilton of Detroit was recovered from the Portage River south of Toledo yesterday after a car plunged into the river last Tuesday. Herman Gergerson, another Detroit passenger, swam to safety following the unsuccessful search for the driver.
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Toledo
Verlon Hilton
Detroit
Portage River
Here
G O P Lincoln Day Dinner in Lorain Set for Feb 11
The Hon Henry C Dworshak Idaho senator will speak at Lorain County Lincoln Day dinner to be held at Hotel Antlers Lorain Feb 11 at 6 30 pm Harold Corath chairs the Lorain County Republican Executive Committee Table arrangements seat 500 guests Special guests include Congressman William Ayres Alvin Weichel State Committeeman Ray Bliss and other officials Dworshak from Burley Idaho has notable career including editor publisher of Burley Bulletin 1924 1944 1931 Idaho Editorial Association president 1931 served in American Expeditionary Forces Idaho Legion commander 1932 Rotary leader member of Scottish Rite Masons Shrine BPOE OOF elected to US Senate 1946 1948.
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Henry C. Dwarshak
Idaho
Lorain County
Hotel Antlers
Lorain
Republican Executive Committee
Harold Corath
William Ayres
Alvin Weichels
Ray Bliss
Congress
United States Senate
Senate
Injuries Fatal To Employee Of Quarries
Lawrence E. Pemberton, 24, a Cleveland Quarries worker at South Amherst mill eight, died after an accident at 2 a.m. A stone section reportedly fell on him, crushing his skull. He lived at Buckeye Hotel. funeral arrangements include Emmerich Funeral Home, with services in Glenmary Tennessee and burial in Union Hill cemetery.
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Amherst
Lawrence E. Pemberton
Cleveland
South Amherst
Amherst Hospital
Pemberton
Buckeye
Emmerich
Schubert Funeral
Glenmary
Tenn
Eli Pemberton
Union Hill Cemetery
River Flood Warning Issued as Cascade Park Rises
Madrid dispatch reports the Black River surge nine feet above normal at Cascade Park. Lincoln McVeigh, the U.S. ambassador to Madrid, approved a government action as water levels climbed. Officials advised parents to keep children away from the park until levels recede.
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Cascade Ark
Park Sur
Madrid
Spain
John Machack
Goverment
Black River
Totutmment
Lincoln McVeigh
Nor- U.S
Replac Mal
Og Stanton Griffis
McVeigh
Libby challenges Red general in Panmunjom clash
In Panmunjom the UN commander Admiral Libby denounced North Korean Maj. Gen. Lee Sang Cho as greedy and reckless during a heated armistice subcommittee exchange over war prisoners. Libby warned the Reds there is no UN guarantee they will return civilians, amid delays in UN requests for information and a stalled armistice draft.
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Panmunjom
Korea
U. S
R. E. Libby
Libby
Lee Sang ‘Cho
United Nations Command
Lee
Priday
Hsieh Fang
US Jets Blunt Red Air Threat In Korea
8th Army says Sabre jets defeated MIG-15s in Korea, shooting down ten by a five to four ratio over the past week. Weather rain across Ohio causes traffic deaths in Cuyahoga County and flooding concerns while river crests forecast for Circleville and Chillicothe. Operation Strangle targets Manchuria to Korean rail lines. Sth Air Force losses include three F-84s and one F-80. B-29 gone missing over water.
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8Th Army
Sorea
Sth
Sabre
Ifere
Manchuria
Korean Front
Far East Bomber Command
Tokyo
Korea
Defendants Enter Pleas Of Guilty In Court Today
A plea of guilty was entered by Elmer Webber of Spruce Street for the slaying of his wife Juanita in their home. Webber admitted striking her during a quarrel, while attorney John Hancock asked for possible probation. Several others pleaded guilty and were sentenced in the arraignment, including Robert Clary for burglary and Wayne Bowling for burglary and related charges.
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Elmer Webber
Spruce Street
Putae
Common Pleas
John D Pincura
Juanita
Harry L. Davis
Dave Miller
Wayne Bowling
Franklin Bottlings
Eline Haberdashery
Wayne
Bowling Establishment
Texaco
Lorain
Mansfield Reformatory
Homer Slaven
Bowling
Franklin
Morton Brown
Lidwig Setinsek
Iva Smith
Esau Serrameds
Winslow McBurnie
William Chrisley
Leslie Robinson
Luis Sanchez
Bonabas Smith
Arthur Manns
James Underwood
Bobby Burnett
J. C. Kight
Edward Basilone
Cecil Nelson
Evan Hall
Tivas Hall
Jesse McIntyre
Herbert Alexander
Nine Elyrians Entered Service In January Draft
Nine Elyria men were called from the Elyria draft area on January 17 with three entering the Marine Corps and the rest joining the Army. Listed are Merril McCarty James T Stone John R Gill Robe rt W Hoff man William C Mer cera Charles J Miller George Santo Stephen Stefanik and Howard O Hawley all entering the Marine Corps. Additional inductees include Norwood Bartlome Ray A Trac zek Harold McKnight and others from Lorain Columbia Station Amherst Grafton Wellington Cleveland Oberlin Wakeman. Another 18 inductees named and 57 more registrants will face pre induction exams next week.
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Elyria
Marine Corps
Army
Catherine McKee
Elytia
Merril McCarty
Longfellow Street
James T. Stone
Marseilles
John R. Gill
Griswold Road
Robert W. Hoffman
William C. Mer
Cera
North Ridge Rad
Charles J. Miller
Lake Avesenue
George Santo
Ridgewood Avenue
Stephen Stefanik
Howard 0
Hawley
Roosevelt Avenue
Norwood Bartlome
Ray A. Traczek
Harold McKnight
Lorain
Marvin Raber
Wilbur Hitchcock
Wayne Wicander
Columbia Station
William Philips
Eugene Dague
Howard Hogrefe
Gordon Mellen
Dale McLoda
Amherst
Arthur Davis
South Amherst
Gerald Severns
Frank Weston
Kenneth Kidney
Grafton
Delbert Mohrman
Wellington
Robert Rahrig
LaGrange
Vernon Evans, Jr
William G. Thomas
Cleveland
Oran D. Alfred
Wakeman
James Thompson
Oberlin
Indo China and Burma seen as next targets of Asian Reds
Nationalist China told the United Nations that Asian communists have chosen Indo-China and Burma as centers for immediate military struggle. Tsiang quoted a Mao chaired conference naming Asia wide expansion plans and urged the UN to condemn Soviet actions and stop red aggression on the Asian mainland.
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Indo-China
Burma
Paris
China
United Nations
T.F Tsiang
U. N
U.N
Tsiang
Mao Tze-Tung
Asia
Malay
Indonesia
Asia Revoluionary Coordinating Committee
Mao
Russia
Soviet Union
Elyria youths enlist in United States Air Force
H V Schwartz, Elyria Army and Air Force recruiter, announced three local men enlisted for four years each. Jerry Koehn, 22, Glenwood. Russell Hinton, 22, Valley View. Eugene Reynolds, 19, Marsailles Avenue. They were sent to Lackland Air Force Base in Texas for processing this week.
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Elyria
United States Air Force
Lackland Tibet
Air Force Base
San Antonio
Tex
Kwangsi
Kwangtung
Yalta Agreement
Sat
H. V. Schwartz
Kefauver to enter Democratic primary in Ohio
Sen Estes Kefauver announced he will enter the Democratic presidential primary in Ohio with a slate of delegates in most districts and at large. He aims to campaign there and win, as he pursues the nomination regardless of Truman’s actions. He already entered Illinois and plans to contest California next. A three man Ohio petitions committee was named including Rep Wayne Hays Timothy Hogan and Herbert Duffy.
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Ohio
Kefauver
Truman
California
Robert J. Bulkley
Wayne Hays
Timothy Hogan
Cincinnati
Herbert Duffy
Columbus
Fire causes 150000 damage at Wright Surplus building
Cincinnati officials assessed 150000 dollars in losses after a fire swept through the Wright Surplus Sales Co. building in Lockland yesterday. Thousands of surplus war parts were destroyed in the blaze.
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Gcincinnati
Wright Surplus Sales Co
Lockland
Mail Bag Destroyed by Train Wheels in LaGrange
LaGrange residents will not receive mail today after a first class bag from train 421 W was destroyed when it hit slag and bounced under the wheels. Postmaster Ina Bachtel said the bag was badly chewed and identification impossible. Among the ruined items were checks and money. Earlier this week another bag was cut when run over, though mail was only slightly damaged.
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Lagrange
Ina Bachtel
Break With Britain Seen Near In Cairo Riot
Egyptian troops were called out as crowds rioted in Cairo demanding war on Britain. Police used tear gas. fires burned near Marconi building and Shepheards Hotel. Ismailia clashes raised fears of a diplomatic break as 46 police were killed and protesters urged a war treaty with Russia.
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Cairo
Foreign Ministry
Marconi
Shepheards
U. S
Britain
Muatapha el Nahas Pasha
Egypt
Suez Canal Zone
Ismailia
Foreign Office
London
Jefferson Caffery
Russia
Rivali Movie Theater
Fire Brigade
Metro Cinema
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Man with shotgun wound to right ankle reported
Robert Starr, 25, of Chamberlain road R D Grafton was admitted to Elyria Memorial Hospital at 9 20 pm yesterday for a shotgun wound to his right ankle. His wife Clara Starr told Deputy Sheriffs James Howard and Joseph Grunda she was fooling with a shotgun when it discharged and struck his ankle. Starr was taken to the hospital by his wife and her brother Charles Chappell.
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Robert Starr
Chamberlain Road
R. D. Grafton
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Clara Starr
James Howard
Joseph Grunda
Starr
Charles Chappell
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McCall's Patterns
Suez
Glas's
Decorating
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Smex Canal
Lemailia
G.O.P. Lincoln
Sen. BH
Dworshak
Cascade Park
North Korea
Scioto
Circleville
Chilicothe
Highway Department
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Kathleen Ann Courtot
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