8 000 HOMELESS IN 3 STATE FLOOD
Miss Neva Houghtlen 19 of East Townsend Ohio was killed when a car she rode in with Russell Travalca 21 of Wellington collided with a New York Central freight at Pitts road crossing near Norwalk. Travalca escaped injury but was shocked. He had picked her up at Patsy’s truck stop en route to Lyle Ziegler’s. fog hid the train until the crash. The car was demolished and Houghtlen died at 11:15 pm Saturday. The Grand Jury urged courthouse additions, juvenile detention facilities, and bids for Pleasant View Sanatorium supplies along with welfare accountability.
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Neva Houghtlen
East Townsend
Norwalk
Russell Travalea
Taylor Street
Wellington
New York Central
Pitts Road
Travalca
Lgurl
George Kosec
John Wircenske
Miss Houghden
Patsys
Herrick Avenue
Lyle Ziegler
Clutterbuck
Cleveland
Citizens Committee
Citizens” Committee
Grand Jury
Pleasant View Sanatorium
Russell Travalca
Mies Neva Heughtien
East Townsend, C
Three Parties Back New Egypt Premier
Cairo reports Aly Maher Pasha won backing of Saadist Liberal and Nationalist parties to back a new Egyptian premier seeking to stabilize the Near East crisis. He aims to dissolve Parliament and invite Wafdists to join a broad committee, with curfew enforced as security tightens. In Minneapolis a tenement fire left 11 unaccounted for. 26 rescued from a three story building housing apartments and an electric company on the first floor.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Red Cross
Gil Gaiser
Hennepin County
Gaiser
Cairo
Egypt
Aly Maher Pasha
Britain
Pares
Maher Pasha
Farouk
Mustapha el Nahas
Pasha Maher Pasha
School Closed By Icy Roads In County System
Brookside school in the county system was closed today due to icy roads. Supt C A Gibbons reported that some buses were unable to negotiate dips and slight grades because of the slippery conditions.
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Brookside
Gibbons
Weather Dispatch Northeastern Ohio Cougar Cloudy with Snow
Northeastern Ohio forecast calls for cloudy skies with occasional snow flurries adding about one inch this afternoon and evening. Winds pick up and temperatures fall, becoming colder tonight with a low around 15. Tuesday looks fair but cold, with continued frigid conditions. Rock Salt supplier Murbach Coal & Supply Co at 201 W Bridge St advertises ice and snow remover.
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Ohio
Murbach Coal & Supply Co
W. Bridge St
Wellington Infant Dies In His Crib
Three month old James Campbell IV, son of Lt and Mrs James Campbell, was found dead in his grandmother’s Wellington home at 6 am. Fire resuscitation efforts failed. Mother and children had moved to Mrs Chisby’s residence on South Main while the husband is overseas. Father en route from Kansas. Body taken to Keith Andrews Funeral Home pending arrangements.
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Wellington
James Campbell IV
James Campbell
Philps Chisby
South Main Street
Frank Clara
Russell Buck
Nancy
Korea
Kansas
Thel
Keith Andrews
Marsh Guenin
Adv
Car Swerves Into Path Of Truck Injures Two Men
Sam Banks 46 of 731 West 16th Street Elyria and Frank Ball 20 of S710 Elyria Avenue were injured when Banks swerved while taking a curve on Elyria Avenue and skidded into a northbound truck driven by James T Martin of Stop Route 254 Elynn. Banks suffered lacerations to the left eyelid and possible chest injuries. Ball had a scalp laceration. Both were taken to St Josephs Hospital for observation. Banks was arrested for driving on the left side of the road.
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Sam Banks
16Th Street
Elyria
Frank Ball
Elyria Avenue
St Josephs Hospital
Famelack
Lincoln Avenue
Loraine
State Highway Patrol
Banks
James T Martin
Elynn Banks
Ball
Reds Study New POW Trade Plan in Korea Truce Talks
The United Nations presented a 14 article prisoner exchange plan as part of a broader truce supervision proposal. North Korea rejected the UN terms while promising to study the plan, accusing the UN of prisoner blackmail. A staff meeting to review the supervision proposal was postponed at the Reds request and rescheduled for Tuesday.
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Panmunjom
Korea
United Nations
Adm Rn
Libby
Lee Sang
Cho
Libby Sailit
YMCA Round Up workers report tonight in Elyna
Round-Up workers for the 1952 YMCA membership drive in Elyna will gather at 6:30 this evening at the Elyria Y to hear final results. Joseph Smith, chair, pledged a tally reaching or exceeding the 900 member goal as reports are turned in.
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Elyna
Joseph Smith
Elyria Y
Fire Investigation After Mattress Fire House on East River Street
Carlisle firemen and Humane Society and attorney Bruce Alexander investigated a mattress fire at the A J Fuller residence on East River Street near Route 10. Four children aged 2 to 11 were home alone when the fire occurred Saturday afternoon. Neighbors carried the burning mattress from the house as deputy sheriffs and firefighters responded. Firemen believe the blaze started when children played with matches.
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Carlisle
Humane Society
Bruce Alexander
A J Fuller
East River Street
Route 10
Duffy King
Carlisle Fire Department
Jenne
One Way Traffic On Second Third Streets Planned
Elyria safety leader D W Kothe announced plans to designate Second and Third streets as one way to ease congestion. Westbound traffic on Second from Chestnut to Cedar and eastbound on Third from Chestnut to West Avenue are slated pending weather. Signs and lights will guide the new flow to relieve Broad Street bottlenecks and speed traffic.
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Elyria
Safety Service
D. W. Kothe
Kothe
Chestnut
Cedar Street
Broad
Broad Street
Chestnut Street
West Avenue
Chronicle-Telegram
Registrants Leave For Examinations In Elyna Area
Fifty two draft registrants departed Elyna at eight o clock to undergo induction physical and mental examinations in Cleveland to determine fitness for future military service. The group was led by Jack Gerhardinger of Butternut Ridge Road with assistant leader William Coon of Chestnut Ridge Road.
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Elyna
Cleveland
Jack Gerhardinger
Butternut Ridge Road
Willam Coon
Chestnut Ridge Road
Draft Flips Plane Over Five Injured In Ohio Flood
A three state flood left almost 8 000 homeless and at least six dead as the Ohio River rose rapidly. The flood crest was forecast near 49 feet with wide areas evacuated and 600 cots plus 1 200 blankets sent to assist about 30 towns. National Guardsmen were deployed in Marietta Steubenville and Wheeling as crews battled wreckage and drowning.
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Marietta
Ohio River
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Martins Ferry
Bellaire
Bridgeport
Pomeroy
Galapolis
Portsmouth
Cincinnat
Here
Steubenville
Cleveland
Wheeling
W V
Drownedington
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Lynn McKinley
Howard O
Kokosing
Mullwood
Mt Vernon
Fred Miller
Covington
Plames Stoltz
Troy
Hierd
Wik He Young
Columbus
Beman Myers
Paw Paw Creek
Maretta
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Eastern Area Red Cross Disaster Section
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William Mason
Genevieve Foster
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Berea Community Hospital
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