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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1954

Page

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Bill to outlaw Communist party advances in House

A House Judiciary subcommittee approved a bill to outlaw the Communist party and impose a 10 year jail term and a $10,000 fine on members. Opposition from Attorney General Brownell and likely presidential veto loom as the measure moves toward full committee action.

Washington INS House Communist Party Herbert Brownell Jr Reds Louis E. Graham R-Pa Graham Emanuel Celler D-N. Y Celler Full House Judiciary, Committee For Action

Coffee Price Relief Programs To Boost Production

The United States takes steps to curb a coffee shortage and provide price relief. FDA reports rising U S consumption from 19 to 24 pounds per person and large import bills. Projects in Florida Hawaii Costa Rica aim to aid foreign producers with disease free seed stock and training.

Washington INS U. S Foreign Operations Administration U.S Brazil FDA Florida Hawaii Costa Rica University of Hawaii Thailand Inter-American Institute of Agricultural Sciences Turrialba TOA Africa Indonesia Philippines

Northeastern Ohio Weather Outlook and Temps

The Northeastern Ohio forecast calls for clearing today with a high near 82 and a cooler tonight as temperatures drop to about 62. Thursday should be fair with a high around 82. Winds on Lake Erie today about 15 mph, turning easterly tonight. Precipitation for 24 hours ending 8 am Tuesday trace. Humidity 8 am Tuesday 67 percent. 2 pm 41 percent. 8 pm not reported. Sunrise and sunset times listed as 6:11 am and 8:35 pm respectively.

United Press Ohio Lake Erie Santise

Red China To Free 6 Americans

Geneva reports Red China will release six American citizens held in China and review other cases. The United States also frees five Chinese students detained in the United States. The exchange was arranged in a morning meeting between Alfred Jenkins and Pu Shan, with a list of 83 U.S. citizens provided. This marks the sixth such U.S.–Red China meeting on the issue.

Geneva Red China United States U.S Alfred Jenkins Ernest Katz Reuben Lenzer Linus Lombard John B. Maye Lawrence Mullin Alfred Peter Pattison

Where To Turn A NEW CAR Giveaway Ad

A promotional note stating a new car will be awarded to a customer on December 15. For details, contact The Resar Service Co at 335 Lodi Street.

Resar Service Co Lodi Adv

Water-from-sea device built at UCLA engineering school

A device that extracts pure drinking water from seawater has been constructed at the Los Angeles engineering school of the University of California. The invention aims to provide fresh water in coastal areas and relies on a desalination process developed by UC engineers.

San Francisco Los Angeles University of California

Man Held For Jury In Shooting

Frank Hall, 39, released from Elyria Memorial Hospital, appeared in an outdoor mayor's court to face charges of shooting with intent to kill and carrying concealed weapons. He pleaded guilty to concealed weapon possession and innocent to shooting with intent to kill, bound over to the Grand Jury. Pollard, his shooting partner, was recently indicted, pleaded guilty, and was sentenced to the Ohio penitentiary on a carrying concealed weapons charge.

Elyria Memorial, Hospital Frank Hall West Ave Mayor’s Court Hall Tremont St Willie Pollard Lodi St Pollard City Hall J. Grant Keys Police Department Ohio

The Steel King Freighter Damaged by Dock Fire

The 4500 ton freighter The Steel King, undergoing dismantling, was swept by a blaze near the mouth of the Cuyahoga River in Cleveland causing about $10,000 in damage yesterday. The ship was docked along the riverbank when the fire broke out and crews fought the flames.

Cleveland INS Cuyahoga River

International Harvester to Lay Off 5145 Workers

International Harvester Co. said it will lay off 3,730 workers at seven farm equipment plants and 1,395 at four truck plants this month. A spokesman cited the usual summer drop in farm machinery demand and weaker sales than anticipated.

Chicago International Harvester Co

Oak Ridge A Plant Strike Ends

About 8,000 AFL construction workers at two Oak Ridge atomic energy plants ended a nine day wildcat strike after voting Tuesday to resume work. They were to return to their jobs today.

Oak Ridge, Tenn INS AFL Oak Ridge

State Workers Warned On Political Activity

Five more employees of the state highway department, making a total of 10, have been warned to quit political activity or be fired. Personnel Director Robert A. Wallace said a continuing check of 21 persons named has turned up so involved.

Columbus INS State Robert A. Wallace

End of Indochina War Marked by Cease Fire Signing

In Geneva France and the Communist side signed a cease fire ending the Indochina hostilities after nearly eight years. Ceremonies in Viet Nam and Laos were delayed by red tape and a late typist, with final papers dated July 20. The accord halts arms movements, relocates forces to designated areas, and requires prisoner repatriation within 30 days. Ho Chi Minh retained Hanoi and northern Viet Nam, while Hue and Tourane concessions shifted to the Communists.

Geneva France Indochina Viet Nam Laos Pierre Mendes- France Mendes-France Ben Hai Ho Chi Minh Hanoi Red River Viet i Nam Hue Tourane Red China Palace of Nations League of Nations Henri Delteil Viet Minh Ta Quang Buu

Quick Way to Land Land in Chronicle Telegram Want Ads

The notice promotes Chronicle Telegram Want Ads to help buyers land vacant property by reading daily ads and placing a Wanted To Buy ad. It highlights the land sale service, the ad writing help via Dial 4751, and cites Mrs. Roy Stone of Wallace Boulevard, North Ridgeville as having found what she wanted.

Chronicle-Telegram Roy Stone Wallace Boulevard North Ridgeville

Wanted to Buy Lot on Center Ridge Road Ridgeville

Classified notice seeking to purchase a lot on Center Ridge Road in Ridgeville. Contact phone number provided as 72-710 for responses.

Center Ridge Road Ridgeville

U S Demands Fast Action On Asian Defense Pact

U S officials press for rapid steps toward a Southeast Asia defense alliance as a cease fire in Indochina faces mixed judgments. Senators Brand truce as Munich while others warn of a broader crisis if free nations fail to unite against Soviet expansion.

U.S Washington Southeast Asia Indochina Far East Free World Geneva Walter Bedell Smith United States John J. Sparkman Ala Munich H. Alexander Smith Rn.j Foreign Relations Committee George D. Aiken R-Vt Albert P. Morano Rconn House Foreign Affairs Committee James P. Richards D-S.c Red China United Nations Viet Nam

Heart Attack Fatal To Laddie Malik Elyria Merchant

Laddie J. Malik 54 co owner of B and B Food Market Lake Ave at Lodi St died suddenly at 9 30 last night of a heart attack at his home on Murray Ridge Road Born in Prague Bohemia now Czechoslovakia he had lived in Elyria since age three For years he worked with his father Joseph Malik in the meat market In the 1920s he played baseball as a lefthanded pitcher and outfielder for local teams including Moulton Candies and Richwine Ice Creams He was a bowler and member of the Elks Eagles Moose and CSA Lodges Surviving wife Ann a daughter Frances Ann his mother Mrs Frances Malik four brothers Charles Joseph Anthony and Stanley and three sisters Mrs Carolyn Austin Mrs Marian Somes and Mrs Jean Manzo Friends may call at Sudro Curtis Funeral Home until noon Friday when body will be taken to First Congregational Church for services at 2 with Rev Kennedy Anthony officiating Burial in Brookdale Cemetery.

Laddie J. Malik Lake Ave Lodi St Murray Ridge Road Prague Bohemia Czechoslovakia Malik Elyria Joseph Malik Old Moulton Candies Richwine Ice Creams Elks, Eagles, Moose C.S.A Ann Frances Ann Frances Malik Charles Joseph Anthony Stanley Glenview Ill Carolyn Austin Marian Somes Vincennes Ind Jean Manzo Pormpono ‘Beach Fla Sudro- Curtis First Congregational ‘Church Ib. Kennedy Anthony Brookdale Cemetery

Complete Probe of N Y Commie Camps Ordered

A joint legislative committee in New York ordered a full-scale investigation and public exposure of Communist summer camps in the state. Prompted by Gov. Dewey, lawmakers aim to uncover alleged summer-session subversion targeting young boys and girls.

New York New York State Thomas E. Dewey

Tragic Bay Village Crash Claims Two Women

Mrs Ruth Stone of Sheffield Lake and Mrs Catherine Guppallis of Avon Lake were killed instantly when their car crashed into a tree on Bay Village Route 6 on a recklessly high speed run. Norwalk Truck Line drivers Gaebel and Betcher reported the car approached them at 70 to 75 mph on the wrong side before crossing into a two lane highway and skidding off. The speedometer read 70 at impact. both women, cashiers at Avon Lake Food Center, were pronounced dead and taken to the Cuyahoga County morgue. Funeral plans were not announced.

Ruth Stone Sheffield Lake Catherine Guppallis Lorain Bay Village Norwalk James Gaebel C. C. Betcher Cleveland Clifford Mercer Howard Smith Huntington Bridge Stone Guppallis Anthony

Democrats Seek Power to Approve McCarthy Aide Picks

Washington reports Sen Henry Jackson said Democrats will demand право to approve any replacement for Roy Cohn on the Senate Investigating subcommittee. Cohn quit amid a staff shakeup that included one investigator transferred and another warned of dismissal. McCarthy acknowledged uncertainty over a successor as the Army McCarthy hearings spiked into a dramatic turn. Mundt and Potter praised mood shifts toward unity while Democrats Jackson and Symington presided over a Boston defense plant hearing, signaling continued partisanship and tension within the panel.

Washington Henry M. Jackson Joseph R. McCarthy Roy M. Cohn Cohn Senate Subcommittee McCarthy Karl E. Mundt R-Sd Charles E. Potter R-Mich Jackson Stuart Symington Boston Jmit SGI Broad

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