Reds Surprise Raid Breaches Troop Center Bombardment
In Panmunjom border fighting, a UN raid hit Chinese troops, lasting about thirty minutes with rifle, grenade, flame thrower and satchel charges. Allied forces used tanks and artillery as the raiders withdrew, leaving many wounded. Air support bombed Sirchow targets, destroying about 55 buildings in a Communist billeting area.
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Seoul
Korea
United Nations
Panmunjom
Acad
Sirchow
Four Accident Victims Leave The Hospital
Four of the five injured in the Ridgeville Greyhound bus crash were discharged from Blyria Memorial Hospital after treatment. Harvey Behring, 44, remained hospitalized with a facial injury. Discharged victims include Howard Morrison, 28, driver. Mrs Elsie McEldowney, 54. Mrs Martha Eckelberry, 66. and Louis Johnson, 61. The bus skidded into a tree.
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Greyhound
Ridgeville
Blyria Memorial Hospital
Harvey Behring
Marseilles Avenue
Howard Morrison
Elsie McEldowney
East Avenue
Martha Eckelberry
RD 2
Amherst
Louis Johnson
Cleveland
Northeastern Ohio Weather Forecast
Partly cloudy and colder tonight with a low around 15. Friday will be cloudy with snow flurries and a high near 34. Last night’s low was 24 and yesterday’s high reached 40.
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Ohio
Honor Night At Eisra Memorial Hospital
Last night at Eisra Memorial Hospital an Honor Night celebrated two groups. Twenty two nurses aides qualified for promotion to senior nurses aide after passing an examination. L D Huffman and Chauncey B Smythe lauded the aides and announced potential future training support.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
Florence Martin
Margaret Canfield
Mary Nowak
Frances Knapp
Ellen Rigg
Dorothy Olszewski
Jean Standen
Ann Wendorf
Bertha Bishop
Margaret Krapp
Chauncey B. Smythe
Arlene Denger
Mildred Chapman
Mary Ann Canfield
Mildred Bruce
Thelma Watson
Loretta Rhodes
Marcella Neubauer
Erma Vandersommen
Lela Artidilio
Margaret Hartsel
Mary Meyers
Mary Sloane
Donna Stewart
Eisra Memorial Hospital
L D Huffman
Board of Trustees
Margaret K
Chauncey B Smythe
Voter Turnout Rank Doubted by Lorain County Board
Secretary of State Ted W. Brown placed Lorain County 83rd among Ohio counties for voter participation in the November 4 general election, claiming a higher percentage than Lorain County Board of Elections figures. Brown cited Clermont County as top with 78.93 percent, while Lorain was listed much lower at 59.86 percent amid the program notes and later page continuation.
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Ted W. Brown
Lorain County
Ohio
Youll
H. A Zealley
Senate Asked To O.K. Top Aides For Wilson
President Eisenhower urges quick confirmation of Army Navy and Air Force secretaries as Senate panel insists on stock sales from Talbott and Stevens before approval. Wilson had already divested $2.7 million GM holdings to win confirmation. Senators oppose quick stamps of approval.
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Senate
O.K
Wilson
Washington
Robert T Stevens
Eisenhower
Army
Senate Armed Services Committee
Harold E. Tablett
Chrysler Corporation
Electric Auto-Lite Company
Air
Navy
Air Force
Pentagon
Esenhower
Robert T. B. Stevens
Robert B. Anderson
Harold E. Talbott
Talbott
Stevens
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Talbott, Stevens
Toell
General Motors
County Voter Turnout Rates From Brown’s Figures
Lorain County reports 85.27 percent of eligible voters cast ballots in November with 72482 registered and 61811 voting. Other counties show varied rates including Van Wert 77.92 and Ashland 77.22 percent while Noble Crawford Lake Knox hover around mid seventies and Holmes at 48.41 percent, state average above 75 percent.
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Lorain County
Brown
Clermont
van Wert
Ashland
Noble
Crawford
Lake
Knox
Hollmes County
Architect Passes Ohio State Board Examination
Murray Davidson of 2900 Graf ton road has received word from Columbus that he passed the Ohio State Board examination for architects. Born in India, he has lived in Elyria since 1922 where his missionary parents worked. His father, the late Benjamin Davidson, founded the India Mission. His mother, Mrs. Alice Davidson, lives at 412 West Eighth Street, No. 3.
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Murray Davidson
Grafton Road
Columbus
Ohio State Board
India
Davidson
Elyria
Benjamin Davidson
The
India Mission
Alice Davidson
West Eighth Street
Committee Demands Full Explanation on Korea Raid Show
The House Armed Services Committee asked the Army for a complete statement of facts on Sundays raid on T Bone Hill in Korea. Rep. Clare Hoffman and Rep. William Bray urged explanations on whether the operation was legitimate or a staged display for visiting officers and reporters. Bray warned Defense Secretary Wilson that criticism could boost calls for accountability.
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Washington
House Armed Services Committee
Army
Korea
T-Bone Hill
Clare E. Hoffman
Rmich
William G. Bray
R-Ind
Hoffman
House
Bray
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Defense Department
United Nations
Armed Services Committee
Robert Smart
Wilson
J L Higgins Named To Important Union Position
J L Higgins 120% Second street becomes secretary treasurer of the Labor District Council of Ohio and starts Monday. Based in Columbus offices 402 403 Atlas Building 8 East Long Ave. Lorain County resident for 30 years, ex National Tube employee, former business agent and president of Laborers Local 758, longtime Lorain County building trades leader. He also serves on civic committees and is well known in labor circles.
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L Higgins
Second Street
Labor District Council of Ohio
Atlas Building
East Long Ave
Columbus
Mr. Higgins
Lorain County
National Tube Plant
Laborers Local 758
the Building Trades
Two Killed In Truck Crash Near Norwalk
Kenneth Vickery aged 36 and Albert Dymond aged 49, both of Bellevue, were killed when a steel laden tractor trailer jackknifed after striking a parked car and swung across the road hitting their three ton truck.
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Norwalk
Kenneth Vickery
Albert Dymond
Bellevue
Strike talks set in Cleveland over Elyria toll operator discharge
Negotiations between Elyria Telephone Co and striking workers begin in Cleveland under U S Labor Department conciliation. The dispute centers on rehiring Ruby Lynch, fired for refusing a split shift deemed to violate her seniority. Union members walked out after her dismissal. company offers to bargain but not rehire Lynch.
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Elyria Telephone Co
Cleveland
Commissioner Robertson
U. S Labor Department
Conciliation Service
Ruby Lynch
Communication Workers of America, Cio
Union
Contract Awarded For Construction Of O'Neil Project
The M. O'Neil Co shopping center in Sheffield awarded to Sam W. Emerson Co of Cleveland. Construction to start mid February with completion aimed by November 1 to open O'Neil store and four rental stores. The complex includes 110000 sq ft O'Neil store, 180000 sq ft rental shops, and 3000-car parking with future expansion. Buildings set back 300 ft from Route 254 with central plaza and covered walkways.
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M. O'Neil Co
Sheffield
Sam W. Emerson Co
Cleveland
Weinberg and Teare
O'Neil Co
O’neil
Bill To Improve Prisons Awaits Lauche Signing
Gov. Frenk J Lausche expected to sign a prison modernization bill delivering 2.059 million for new facilities and reorganized classifications. The legislation would cut the penitentiary population by moving felons to Marion Mansfield and other state prisons and authorize funds for a Marion Training School and related facilities.
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Lauche
Lausche
Omos
Jonn H Lamneck
Ohio Penitentiary
Lamneck
Mansfield Reformatory
Marion
London
Hallowe’en
Welfare Department
Boy Treated For Gunshot Wound After Accidental Shooting
Young suspect Donald Artoy, 17, of Route 32 RD Amherst, was treated at Amherst Hospital for a gunshot wound to the thigh. Deputies reported he told the sheriff he was target shooting with a .29 caliber pistol and accidentally shot himself.
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Donald Artoy
Amherst
Amherst Hospital
Tola Sheriff's Deputies
Mothers Will Collect Polio Funds Tonight
The Polio drive proceeds this evening from 7 to 8 with a speaker and donations to reach the March of Dimes goal. Elyria groups chaired by the Eisha Jay-Cees and Joe Cingliano organize fund collection at the Elyria Block offices on Broad Street.
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Polo
Eisha Jay- Cees
Joe Cingliano
Elyria
Broad Street
King of Siam white elephants cluttering homes
Chronicle-Telegram urges readers to call 4751 and ask for Want Ads to place a result oriented ad. Ad takers assist in writing effective notices. Do it today for surprising results.
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King OF Siam
Chronicle-Telegram
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Inez Ealy
Florence Sanders
Cora Dimaline
Agnes Andersen
Mary Frances Miller
L. D. Huffman
James Hewitt
Charlies Plas
Lydia Kahnt
Carrie Kelly
Gardner Feeley
H. A. Zealley
Emma Farrar
Herb Isler
Elyria Telephone Company
Board
Elyria Surplus Center
Broad St. Ade
J. L. Higgins
I. L. Higgins
William Walsh
Cwa-Cio
Mrs. Lynch
Roy W. Ammel
Lompany
O'Neil
Columbus —Gov
Frenk J
Liva
Lima
Page Amherst
Elyra
Oberlin
Society
Tv-Radio
Wellington
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