Eisenhower Eyes Nationalist Aid On China Coast Policy
President Eisenhower weighs lifting the U.S. naval ban on Nationalist attacks on Red China as Adm. Leahy backs a brighter idea to seek Nationalist help. Officials say the 7th Fleet ban could be eased to pressure Communists toward peace in Korea and Indo-China. Adjacent talks with Adm. Radford loom ahead.
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Washington — Fleet Adm
William D. Leahy
China
Washington
Eisenhower
Red China
Korea
Indo-China
Leahy
Roosevelt
Dulles Urges United Western European Army in Rome
U S Secretary of State John Foster Dulles, arriving in Rome with Harold Stassen, calls for a united Western European army during a nine day tour of seven capitals. He meets Italian leaders including Premier Alcide De Gasperi as Italy faces NATO burdens and anti Communist pressures.
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Rome
U. S
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Europe
United States
Harold FE. Stassen
Italy
Stassen
Alcide de Gasperi
Ellsworth Bunker
Neither Side Is Yielding In Telephone Strike
Elyria Telephone Company workers remain idle after four days as both sides refuse to reinstate operator Ruby Lynch who was fired for refusing a split shift. Company president Roy W. Ammel pledged talks once employees return, while unions demand Lynch’s reinstatement. Complaints about party-line outages persist and about 80 percent of toll calls are completing.
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Elyria Telephone Company
Ruby Lynch
Roy W. Ammel
Lynch
Dyer Sweet
Butternut Ridge Road
Ridgeville School
Edward Brown
Detroit Road
Abbe Road
Sweet
Brown
Ammel
Two Killed In Auto Collision With Patrol Car
Two people died and three were injured in a crash between a State Highway Patrol car and another auto on Route 20 east of Bellevue at 9 10 last night. Pearly Mae Hargrove 25 and Magnolia Mason 21 both of Mans No 2 were killed. Continued on Page 2.
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Norwalk
Bellevue
Pearly Mae Hargrove
Magnolia Mason
Cloudy Windy Cold Outlook for Northeastern Ohio
A weather forecast for northeastern Ohio calls for cloudy skies and windy conditions turning colder this evening with snow flurries. Expected low around 25 tonight, Sunday forenoon. Sunday afternoon remains cloudy and colder with a high near 27, after a previous day’s high of 45 and low of 17.
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Ohio
Sheffield Girl Named Vegetable Queen From Lorain County
Miss Pat McAllister daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter McAllister of Sheffield has been named the Vegetable Queen of the One Vegetable Growers Association. She attends St Mary's College in South Bend Indiana and will join the national queen's court. A dinner in Columbus February 3 will honor her as part of the association's annual meeting starting February 2 at the Deshler Wallick Hotel. Three Lorain County men will contribute to the program including Carl Deeds and Carroll Barier with truck farming and greenhouse panels. John Molloy of Columbia Station will speak on the blueberry industry.
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Pat McAllister
Walter McAllister
Sheffield
One Vegetable Growers Association
St. Mary's College
South Bend
Indiana
Lorain County
Mary Lou Hoag
Joan Peak
Miss McAllister
Columbus
Jher
Deshler-Wallick
Association
JHE
Deshler- Wallick
Carl Deeds
Carroll Barier
Ohio Horticultural Society
John Molloy
Columbia Station
Ohio
Former Pastor Returns to First United Presbyterian
At the annual meeting the First United Presbyterian invited Rev. T Matthew Gilliland to serve as stated supply for one year. Gilliland, who led the church 1939 1944, previously ministered in New Bedford Erie and Elyria before foreign missionary work in the Anglo Egyptian Sudan from 1947 to 1951. The Gillilands now reside at 238 Princeton Avenue.
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First United Presbyterian
T. Matthew Gilliland
Gilliland
Westminster College
Pittsburgh
Ruby Service
Moline
New Wilmington
Penna
New Bedford
United Presbyterian Church
Elyria
Brown Avenue United Presbyterian Church
Erie
Board of Foreign Missions
Sudan
Kennedy School of Missions
Hartford
Elyria First
Thomas Matthew Jr
Africa
Tanta
Egypt
James Andrew
States
Princeton Avenue
Civic Leader Fayette Brown Dies in Cleveland at 71
Cleveland mourns Fayette Brown longtime industrial and civic leader from one of the citys oldest families he died yesterday after a long illness at age 71.
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Cleveland
Fayette Brown
Mrs. Alvin Meyer Heads Elyria Heart Fund Drive
Elyria launches its first Heart Fund Drive directed by Mrs. Alvin J. Meyer of 218 Washington Ave. She will chair the campaign running February 1 to 15, with mail solicitations contacting every area resident. Meyer notes heart research and community service ties with the Cleveland Area Heart Society and urges strong local support.
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Elyria
Alvin J. Meyer
Washington Ave
Lorain County
Heart Commit
Meyer
Junior Womens Club
Ohio Federation of Womens Clubs
Womens Club
First Congregational Church Nursery School
Ely School
Many Strikers Return To Work At Babcock Wilcox Plant
Police guarded the Babcock Wilcox Co. as the company reported large numbers of striking workers returning to their jobs. About 4,300 employees had been idle since Wednesday over job assignment disputes with some men saying they were moved to different positions.
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Barberton
Babcock-Wilcox Co
Wonsan Bombarded in Heavy Allied Strike
U S Navy units led by the carrier task force and the battleship Missouri pounded Wonsan with 16 inch shells and bombs in an all out assault. Ground troops used flame throwers and explosives on western front fortifications as planes from Kearsarge Oriskany and Philippine Sea supported the operation.
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Seoul
Korea
Wonsan
Missouri
Kearsarge
Oriskany
Philippine Sea
Moore
Uhlmann
Red Western Front
County to require sewage disposal plan in rural allotments
County Sanitary Engineer Lester Osborne outlines a policy to require new rural allotments to include adequate water and sewage disposal systems. Plans would go to the state Board of Health for approval, with costs borne by developers and a three year operation fund. The county may form a sewer and water district to manage the system on an assessment basis.
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Lester Osborne
County Health Department
Osborne
State Board of Health
Rhodes to Probe Gate Reports in Ohio Public Offices
Auditor James A Rhodes says he will investigate gate reports alleging state examiners concealed reports about various public offices in Columbus.
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Columbus
James A Rhodes
Chiang Could Hit China With Half Million Guerrillas
A free China strategist says Chiang Kai Shek could assault the Chinese mainland Sunday with a mobile strike force from offshore islands and a guerrilla army of more than 500000, sustained without air or sea support. He cites 580000 guerrillas organized across provinces, 120000 under Formosa, and a 20000 strong combat team on a chain of islands.
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Taipeh
Formosa
Generssissimo Chang Kai Shek
China
Free China
Wendow Bar
Swatow
Kwangtung
Singkiang
Singhai
T Bone Raid Declared Sound Operation by Collins
Gen. J Lawton Collins, Army chief of staff, called the T Bone Hill raid in Korea sound and legitimate and predicted many more like it. He rejected claims it was a staged demo for visitors and spoke passionately about leadership questions raised by a single critical report. He noted stepped up training of South Korean troops and offered no comment on Formosan withdrawal speculation or the 65th Regiment incident.
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Washington
J. Lawton Collins
Army
Korea
Collins
National Airport
James A. van Fleet
Eighth Army
van Fleet
7Th Fleet
Formosan
65Th
Robert T. B. Stevens
John E. Hull
Rotary Club to Hear Greenberg Indians G M
Hank Greenberg, general manager of the Cleveland Indians, will speak at the Rotary Club meeting at the YMCA on Tuesday February 3 at noon. Rotarians invite Kiwanis members and guests. Greenberg joined the Indians in 1949 as vice president and director of farm clubs.
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Hank Greenberg
Cleveland Indians
Y. M.C
Kiwanis
Greenberg
The
Potts Pleads Insanity In Lima Murder Case
London Leuwis Potts entered an innocent by reason of insanity plea when arraigned on a first degree murder charge for killing his ex wife Bertha Russell on January 23. Common Pleas Judge James F Bell ordered 30 days observation at Lima State Hospital.
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London
Leuwis Potts
Bertha Russell
Common Pleas
James F Bell
Potts
Lima State Hospital
Ex Legislator Warren Robison Dies at 81 in Ravenna
Former mayor and state representative Warren J. Robison died in Ravenna yesterday at age 81. Elyria surplus center relocation noted at 541 Broad Street as additional local business update.
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Ravenna
Warren J. Robison
Elyria Surplus Center
Broad St
Sheriff appoints two deputies to join 16-member force
Sheriff Carl R. Finegan announced the addition of Roy Niece 58 of Oak Point Road Lorain and Michael Pappas 26 of 315 Delaware Avenue Lorain to the department bringing the staff to 16 deputies plus one woman for civil work. Both start Monday at 300 dollars monthly with a 15 dollar raise in three months and 30 additional dollars in six months. Niece a former Cleveland Heights officer will patrol liquor spots at night with juvenile detentions and police will also target burglaries and night speeding. Pappas served in the South Pacific with the Marines and recently worked for the Cleveland Lorain Highway Coach Co.
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Carl R. Finegan
Roy Niece
Oak Point Road
R. D. Lorain
Michael Pappas
Delaware Avenue
Lorain
Niece
Cleveland Heights
Pappas
Lorais
Cleveland
Princess Victoria sinks in Irish Sea with heavy loss of life
Belfast reports the British coastal steamer Princess Victoria sank in the icy Irish Sea during a hurricane. Of 183 aboard, most leaped into freezing waters as rescuers from coastguard boats, tugs, ships, and naval craft battled 120 mph winds to reach survivors. Twenty were saved by Donaghadee lifeboat.
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Belfast
North Ireland
Irish
Coastguard
Admiralty
London
Donaghadee
Bad Check Cashed At Local Store
A local store reported another bad check cashing incident yesterday. Henry Koepp of Vestal Shoe, 104 Middle Avenue, said a man bought two pairs of shoes for 16.33, received 95.67 in cash, and left after the National City Bank Cleveland Rocky River office said the check for 112.50 was no good. The man was described as five seven, 35 to 40, 200 pounds, brown hair, wearing work clothes and a jacket. the check was payable to Paul Green and signed J C Carton.
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Henry Koepp
Vestal Shoe Store
Middle Avenue
National City Bank of Cleveland
Rocky River
Koepp
Paul Green
J. C. Carton
Elyria Nursing School Grads Earn RN Certificates
Seventeen graduates from the M. B. Johnson School of Nursing at Elyria Memorial Hospital are among 1 777 recipients of registered nurse certificates per the State Nurses Board. Three Elyria residents are listed Jo Ann Bally Phyllis Ann Brackley and Nancy Ann Claycomb with several others named from the Elyria school. Thirteen certificate holders are now on the hospital staff.
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M. B. Johnson School of Nursing
Elyria Memorial Hospital
State Nurses’ Board
Columbus
Frances M. Deitz
Doris M. Foecking
Isabelle J. Hill
Elizabeth R. Leskovics
Nessie R. Fmchugh
Barbara J. Nickel
Joann A. Nilges
Mary E. W. Roberts
Beverly Jean Vidrick
Elyrian School
Llass
I Dietz
Margaret Krapp
R.N
Ins
States
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