U N planes blast vital truce road in Korea war update
Allied fighter bombers hit the Pyongyang Kaesong truce road destroying 13 Communist supply trucks. Sinanju and Taeyrong River bridges were targeted as U N ground forces earned heavy casualties on the Western front with more than 60 Reds killed in two raids. Okinawa based B 29s dropped 140 tons on Red troop HQ and supply areas.
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Seoul
Korea
Pyongvang-Kaesong
Pyongyang
Panmunjom
Sinanju
Taeyrong River
T-Bone
Chorwon
U.N
T-Bone Hill
Cattle Prices Fall as Market Supplies Grow
Beef on the hoof prices dropped nationwide with more cattle marketed. Chicago packers paid about 25.50 per hundredweight this month, down from 34.25 last year and 32 two months ago, the AMI said. About 503 million pounds were processed in three weeks, 20 percent above last year. Officials expect prices to stay lower due to ample breeding stock and larger supplies.
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Chicago
AMI
School Children Donating To March Of Dimes
Florida school children contribute 731.88 to the 1952 March of Dimes drive. Donations listed by school include Elyria High 125.52 Decca Club 15 Edison 34.13 Ely 110.11 Franklin 57.08 Eastern Hechts 43.33 Garford 31.39 Gates 3391 Hamilton 17.63 Jefferson 44.51 McKinley 48.04 Roosevelt 10.62 St Johns 16.07 St Agnes 26.19 St Marys 29.13 St Judes 1099 Holy Cross 6.06 Catholic High 26.83.
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Floria
Elyria High School
Decca Club
Edison
Ely
Franklin
Eastern Hechts
Garford
Gates
Hamilton
Jefferson
McKinley
Roosevelt
St. Johns
St. Agnes
St. Marys
St. Judes
Holy Cross
Catholic High School
Pledge reaffirmed for Truman Memorial Library support
David J. McDonald acting president of the CIO United Steelworkers Union reaffirmed Philip Murray's pledge of a quarter of a million dollars to finance the proposed Truman Memorial Library in Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgh
Philip Murray
Truman Memorial
David J. McDonald
CIO
United Steelworkers Union
Northeastern Ohio Weather Forecast
Partly cloudy tonight with milder temperatures and a low around 26. Tuesday will be mostly cloudy and warmer with light rain possible in the afternoon, and an estimated high near 37 while yesterday’s low was 22 and high 29.
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Ohio
AEC Plans New Tests In March At Las Vegas Proving Ground
The Atomic Energy Commission announced tests of atomic weapons will resume in March at the Las Vegas Nevada proving ground. The 1953 spring series will involve about 18 000 air service troops in maneuvers and training with additional projects to gather data for military civil defense and government programs. Carroll L Tyler will manage the 1953 spring series from the Santa Fe operations office in Albuquerque NM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Atomic’ Energy Commission
Las Vegas
Nev
AEC
Nevada Proving Ground
Carroll L. Tyler
Santa Fe
Albuquerque
N. AL
Senate Vote Due Today On Wilson
Washington reports Republican leader Taft will push to confirm Charles E. Wilson as defense secretary in an overtime session despite opposition from Sen. Wayne Morse and some Democrats. Wilson sold $2.7 million in GM stock to ease consent, with Morrison and Talbott stock concerns looming for Stevens and the air secretary post.
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Washington
Roberts A. Taft
Senate
Charles E. Wilson
Eisenhower
General Motors
Taft
Oregon
Wayne Morse
Italy Plane Crash Near Cagliari Kills 19
An Italian airliner with 19 passengers crashed into Mt Sinai near Cagliari Sardinia shortly after takeoff from Cagliari en route to Rome. Rescue teams faced rugged terrain and were expected to take hours to reach the isolated wreck site.
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Cagliari
Sardinia
Here
Rome
Mt. Sinai
Wall Street anticipates Eisenhower to give State of the Union
Wall Street held steady awaiting President Eisenhower's State of the Union address due next week. Trading was light with little price movement as major averages stayed near last week's close. G S Steel fell two points while Bethlehem Steel rose two. General Motors slipped. Chrysler steady. Santa Fe and Baltimore & Ohio mixed. Southern Pacific down 0.44.
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New York
Wall Street
Stock Exchange
G. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Generals Motors
Chrysler
Santa Fe
Baltimore & Ohio
Southern Pacific
Surplus Center Moves to 541 Broad Street
Elyria brief notes that the Surplus Center has relocated to 541 Broad Street. The listing appears in the community directory along with other regional notices and calendar items.
Million-Dollar Fire Engulfs Five Gas Wells Off Louisiana
A blaze at an offshore Pure Oil platform near Morgan City, Louisiana, destroyed five gas wells valued at about 1 million dollars. Wind shifts limited danger to two nearby platforms as firefighting ships and a 45-man crew battled the towering flames from barges. A California firefighting team was expected to arrive by air.
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Morgan City
Pure Oil Co
Walter C. Roome
Roome
Trojan
Port Arhur
Tex
Louisiana
California
Trucks Collide on Route 20. Two Drivers Escape Serious Injury
WAKEMAN The drivers of two trucks escaped serious injury when they collided on Route 20 about five miles west of here at 1 15 a m today. Ray Churchil 59 of Detroit treated for a lacerated scalp and released. Anson Powers 33 of Cleveland driving westbound was struck by Churchil s truck which left the road and hit a utility pole tipping over. The driver was cited for driving left of center.
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Wakeman
Here
Ray Churchil
Detroit
Norwalk Memorial Hospital
State
Norwalk Barracks
Anson Powers
Cleveland
Churchill
Runaway Train Probed By ICC
Washington officials opened an ICC investigation into a runaway train crash at Union Station injuring more than 40 people. Officials said the inquiry would widen to include other suspected brake failures on East Coast trains amid possible sabotage.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Union Station
Pope Pius XII Rests After Illness
Vatican bulletin reports Pope Pius XII recovering from influenza and bronchitis with fever dropping for the first time in five days in a hopeful bulletin from the Vatican.
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Vatican City
Pius XII
Vatican
Ohio Assembly set to tackle code revision and sesquicentennial bills
Columbus Ohio lawmakers enter week four with three main items code revision legislation for orderly laws sesquicentennial year appropriation and prison expansion funding The house plans to pass the code revision bill and send it to the Senate while the prison expansion bill moves toward final approval and governor signature.
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Columbus
Ohio
House
Judiciary Committee
Senate
House Finance Committee
J. Frank McClure
Ashland
Delmar T. O'Hara
Columbiana
Frank J. Lausche
William Saxbe
Champaign
Saxbe
Fire Destroys Interior of Trailer at Miller Park
Emil Schmidt and his wife Lydia faced a fast moving blaze at their trailer on Cleveland Street. The fuel oil stove ignited at 5 45 am, gutting the interior before firefighters from Quad Co. No. 1 and Engine Co. No. 2 arrived. a nearby extinguisher lay unused about 50 feet away.
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Emil Schmidt
Miller Trailer
Cleveland Street
Emil
Schmidt
Lydia
Quad Co
Engine Co. No
Record One Day East German Escape Boom Refugees Pour Into West
More than 1 000 refugees reached West Berlin in 12 hours amid new East German purges. Officials predicted a one day escape record, with January totals surpassing December's 15 800 and western officials estimating 138 000 fled so far this month. Refugee airlift moves many to West Germany as Bonn earmarks 323 429 000 for emergency housing.
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Berlin
West Berlin
East Germany
East
Bonn
Finance Ministry
West Germany
Samps
Accidents Prompt Lorain Patrol Weekend Investigations
State Highway Patrol from the Lorain barracks reported multiple weekend accidents caused mainly by excessive speed on icy county roads. Leolia Bullocks, 31, was treated for a sprained ankle after a Route 20 collision near Ridgeville with Harold Hightower, 38, cited for reckless operation. Bessie Tower, a passenger, uninjured. Five others escaped injury when a car skidded and overturned on North Ridge Road near Amherst. Continued on Page 2.
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Lorain Barracks
Leolia Bullocks
Pine Street
Elyria
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Highway 20
Ridgeville
Bullocks
Harold Hightower
Warren Street
Bucyrus
Bessie Tower
16Th Street
Hightower
Ambassador Lodge seeks FBI probe of Americans at U.N.
United Nations New York Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge announced he has requested a sweeping FBI investigation of all Americans at the United Nations. He presented his credentials to Secretary General Trygve Lie today.
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United Nations
N. Y
Henry Cabot Lodge
Trygve Lie
Sabotage Suspected In Emperis Of Canada Fire
Investigators say sabotage is possible after a fire gutted the Emperis of Canada, a 20 325 ton liner, sending her to the river bottom near Liverpool. Fire raged more than nine hours as 200 firefighters battled the blaze with no deaths and seven injuries.
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Liverpool
England
Canada
Fire Brigade
A. G. Greenslade
Home Office
J. B
Hundreds View Improvements At The YMCA Open House
More than 400 people attended a YMCA open house to tour remodeling improvements led by general secretary Marlie G. Stevick. The event kicked off a membership drive with guides from a committee including R J Gollmar and Chas Wentz, while Y members offered an art class puppet show and flowers graced the building. Refreshments followed in the game room.
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Young Men's Christian Association
Marlie G. Stevick
R. J. Gollmar
Chas. Wentz
Elsworth Schneider
Bud Geitzey
George Thourot
Lloyd Hennings
J. L. Dall
Guard Against Tampering With Railroad Brakes
FBI and railroad police rode New Haven trains from Boston to deter brake tampering after three incidents in nine days. Police watched for suspects near braking gear while Boston & Maine followed with additional protective devices. New Haven spokesman Howard Moulton said officials review former employees with braking system knowledge.
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Boston
FBI
New Haven Railroad
South Station
Boston & Maine
New
Legion To Hear Civil Defense Program
Lt. Col. Leroy V. John will speak on civil defense and sky watch at Elyria Post 12 Ladies Auxiliary meeting. The program follows the regular meeting, at 9 p.m., and is open to the public. Col. John is administrative assistant at the Fifth Area Command in Cleveland.
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Leroy V. John
Fifth Area Command
Cleveland
Elyria American Legion Post
Ladies Auxiliary
Post
Margaret Miller
Post Auxiliary
Col. John
Car Turns Over At Curve But Driver Is Unhurt
A Sunday morning accident on West River street damaged a car driven by Roger G. Winemiller of Spencer. He skidded, hit a ditch, and rolled over with no injuries. Damages were about 500 dollars.
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West River Street
Roger G. Winemiller
Spencer
Winemiller
Phyllis E. Conger
Olmsted Falls
Otto E. Jeanke
Lakewood
Broad Street
Jeanke
Maria Watson
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Winckles
Cleveland Street
Cold Air Moves Into Eastern U S
Arctic air covered eastern sections from the upper Mississippi Valley to the Atlantic coast with below zero in Michigan and below freezing in the Carolinas. Northern states saw sharp winds and snow flurries while eastern plains and Missouri Valley warmed from Texas to the Dakotas with various early morning readings listed.
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Mississippi Valley
Atlantic Coast
Michigan
Carolinas
New England
West Virginia
Great Plains
Missouri Valley
Texas
Dakotas
Peilston
Mich
Sault Ste. Marie
Lansing
Madison, Wis
Rockford, IL
Fort Wayne
Ind
Pittsburgh
New York
Buffalo
N. Y
Richmond
Inductees Named From Draft Board No 72
Four men from Draft Board No 72 were inducted into the Army. Charles William Albright of Cleveland and Satyed John Grega of Grafton join Richard James Stroam of Elsha and Ira Harrison Watson Jr. of Berea. Three others were inducted in December through boards 82 Buffalo No 76 Dayton Tenn and 41 Saluda SC.
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Army
Charles William Albright
East 46Th St
Cleveland
Satyed John Grega
Island Rd
Grafton
Richard James Stroam
Gulf Rd
Elsha
Ira Harrison Watson Jr
Fourth Ave
Berea
Board 72
Frederick Mark Howard
Buffalo
New York
James Nathani¢l Calbaugh
Dayton
Wife blames pennant race for marriage trouble
Mrs. Orabelle Wies enmiller told a judge that the American League pennant race caused her marital strain. She recalled telling her husband that a Yankees win over the Indians was not a great calamity, and he stormed out, leading to trouble at home.
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Akron. O
Orabelle Wiesenmiller
Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Lucille's Beauty Shop Ad Notice
Lucille's Beauty Shop announces hours open Tuesday through Saturday with a midweek closing on Wednesday. This notice appears as a local classified advertisement inviting patrons.
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Lucille
Eisenhower to Deliver State of the Union in Person
President Eisenhower will speak in a joint session of Congress next Monday at 12 30 p m e s t. The meeting followed talks with House Speaker Joseph W Martin Jr and eight other GOP leaders who reviewed topics for the message. Taft and other leaders called the conference harmonious as they discussed Wil son defense secretary nominations and Taft Hartley amendments. They expect wage and price controls to lapse by April 1 but may consider standby continuation.
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Defense Department
Taft
Eisenhower
White House
Senate Armed Services Committee
Army
Air Force
Robert T. Stevens
New Jersey
Harold E. Talbott
New York
Washington
Congress
E.s.t
House
Joseph W. Martin Jr
Moss
Senate
Martin
Senate Gop
Robert A.taft
Ohio
Council Reviews Turnpike Study On Elyria Route
Elyria city council members will examine a Wilbur Watson Associates preliminary study on an alternative Ohio Turnpike route. The report, not yet released, may be revised and could include additional allies and statistics before council finalizes details tonight. Safety Service Director Dan Rothe noted revisions are expected.
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Elyria
Wilbur Watson Associates
Ohio Turnpike
Ohio Turnpike Commission
Elvrra
Safety Service
Dan Rothe
Engineers
Kothe
MacArthur Celebrates 73rd Birthday in Private Dinner
New York Gen Douglas MacArthur marked his 73rd birthday with a private dinner tonight attended by veterans from his former Southwest Pacific command. The event highlighted the enduring public interest in the World War II leader.
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New York
Douglas Macarthur
Southwest Pacific Command
Chronicle-Telegram Want Ads Deliver Quick Results
A dated promotion touts Chronicle-Telegram want ads as fast effective tools for buyers sellers employers and employees. It urges readers to call 4751 and ask for Want Ads with a courteous ad taker assisting to place an ad today.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Chronicle- Telegram
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March of Dimes
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Stevens
J. P. Stevens & Co
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Italy
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Society
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Tv-Radio
Wellington
Elyria Surplus Center
Broad St
Adv
ICC
Pope
Ohio State University
Mossadegh
Mohammed Mossadegh
Highway Patrol
North Ridge Road
Carl E. No. 2
F.B.I
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YMCA
Legion
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United Press
Charles E. Willson
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Turnpike
MacArthur
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