Paralyzed Official Weighs Status In Oberlin Fatal Shooting
Cleveland youth Jesse DeLeon 21 remains in county jail as Oberlin police and prosecutors pursue a full inquiry into the fatal shooting of John Charles Bradley 48 on Follette street. Coroner reports flag four bullet wounds from a .32 caliber pistol and a grazing bullet on DeLeon. No charges filed as investigators, hampered by limited police staffing, continue questioning witnesses including DeLeon and others present at the Durham residence.
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Jesse DeLeon
Cleveland
John Charles Bradley
Follette Street
Oberlin
Harold Ewing
DeLon
Bradley
Robert Thomas
Deleon
East 40Th Street
Window Durham
Ewing
Dunham
Ella DeLeon
Joseph Ramos
Martin Williams
Durham
Snyder Named Camp Director for Camp Iss-See-Kes
Ray Snyder, YMCA boys physical director, is named camp director for Camp Iss-See-Kes after a board meeting led by James Dall. He came from Carroll High School Fairfield County where he was athletic director and coached basketball and baseball. This is his first year as camp director. He was active as boys director at the camp last summer. Camp runs June 15 for five ten day periods ending in August.
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Ray Snyder
Young Men’s Christian Association
James Dall
Snyder
Y.M.C.A
Carroll High School
Fairfield County
Eisenhower Receives Late Reports On Stalin Illness
President Eisenhower, amid White House briefings, learned late intelligence on Stalin's grave illness and its possible impact on world peace. CIA chief Allen Dulles, along with top aides, discussed the situation as officials speculated on succession in Moscow and the unity claimed by the Soviet leadership.
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Washington
U.P
Eisenhower
Josef Stalin
Allen W. Dulles
Central Intelligence Agency
White House
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Charles E. Bohlen
Moscow
Alexander Wiley
Rwis
Senate Foreign Re- No. 1
Stalin Lays Ill as Soviet Leaders Assume Duties
Premier Josef Stalin suffers a sudden brain hemorrhage and becomes paralyzed, with state and party leaders taking over his duties. A medical bulletin notes paralysis on the right side and loss of speech, while Molotov could head the Council of Ministers if he dies. Public reaction omvatts crowds, prayers, and government assurances of unity.
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Moscow
Josef Stalin
Stalin
London
Viacheslav Molotov
Council of Ministers
Central Committee
Communist Party of the Soviet Union
A. F. Tretiatov
Wind Damage Records Little Impact Across County
Deputies report very minor wind activity last night with one power line down on Route 10 between Island and Root roads. No major damage logged despite gusts testing March records.
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March
Island
Root Roads
Northeastern Ohio Weather Watch With Snow Flurries And Cold
Cloudy conditions with snow flurries and wind, much colder than yesterday. Tonight turns colder. Thursday expects fair and cool with a high near 36. Temperature range 31 to 50 Tuesday. 24 hour precipitation 0.1 inch. humidity 89 to 92 percent. Sunrise 6 54 am. sunset 6 24 pm. moon phases midweek. Several highways closed due to flash floods in Gallia and Vinton Counties. rest of roads normal. lows 2 to 26 degrees, windy and moderately cold with possible flurries.
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Ohio
Junction 553
Gallia County
Vinton County
Junction 141
McCarthy presses access to State security files in showdown
Senator Joseph R. McCarthy pushed the State Department for security files on two employees and warned of subpoenas if needed. He signaled the dispute could force President Eisenhower to rule on whether to modify or rescind the Truman loyalty-order disclosures while the department said it would not comment.
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Washington
Joseph R. McCarthy
State Department
Wisconsin
McCarthy
Senate
Eisenhower
Truman
Justice Department
Esenhower
Department
Voice of America
jState
Edmund Schechter
Theodore Kaghan
U. S
Germany
The
Voice
John W. Ford
State Department Securty
Arthur A. Kimball
House Rules Committee
GOP
Reed
Production resumes at Dana Spicer. 21 die sinkers on strike
Production resumes at the Spicer Manufacturing Division of Dana Corp. today while 21 independent die sinkers remain on strike. Also advertising note for banquet dinners with reservations via phone. Paliadeum.
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Toledo
Spicer
Dana Corp
Paliadeum
Adv
Red Cross Serves 24 Hours A Day Campaign Support
The Red Cross Home Service operates around the clock with volunteers and staff aiding servicemen veterans and dependents. Backed by military installation teams hospitals and nationwide leased telegraph lines, the Elyria Chapter asks community support for its 1953 campaign.
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Red Cross Home Service
Red Cross
Elyria
Picture of the Week feature seeks sharp action photos
Readers are invited to submit clear, high contrast pictures of pets at play or unusual sights for possible publication as The Picture of the Week in the Chronicle-Telegram. Submissions should be four inches wide, with negatives returned if needed, and ad space notes accompany the call.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Reed Urges Swift Action on Tax Cut Bill
Rep. Daniel A. Reed urges Congress to act by April so the proposed income tax cut can take full effect July 1. He cites 6 million withholding forms needing printing and notes GOP leadership delays, while mail shows strong public support for quick action.
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Reed
Washington
Daniel A. Reed
R-N.y
Congress
Ways and Means Committee
Farmers to Be Helped With Tax Forms
Farmers in the Elyria area can get aid with income tax forms and land account records at the YMLC.A. this Friday. Ohio State University farm account extension specialist Bob Schwarz will be there from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. to assist with bookkeeping start ups and arranging systems. Studebakers advertised at Stang Motors, 242 3rd St., on display all day with evening hours.
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Ymlc.a
Elyria
Bob Schwarz
Ohio State University
Willlso
Van Fleet urges longer draft term to 30 or 36 months
Gen. James A. Van Fleet told the House Armed Services Committee that extending the draft from two years to 30 or 36 months would improve training time as American troops in Korea face shortages of trained replacements. He warned current call ups are insufficient and noted South Korea’s remaining manpower for ten more divisions but cannot fully replace Americans.
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Washington
James A. van Fleet
Korea
van Fleet
8Th Army
House Armed Services Committee
Dewey Short
8Th
United Nations
South Korea
No Objections To Elberta Beach Sewer Project
County commissioners reported that no objections were filed to the proposed sewer improvement for Elberta Beach after a five day waiting period for complaints. The board now must wait ten more days before steps may be taken to raise funds for the $52,000 project, which includes a sewage disposal plant and will benefit about 225 property owners.
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Elberta Beach
Isaid
Koreans Retake Strategic Height Near Kumsong
South Korean infantrymen recaptured a strategic elevation southeast of Kumsong after a nearly 24 hour hand to hand battle. U.N. forces repelled two Red assault waves and fought through the night on the east central front as they pressed an advance position. Continued on Page 2.
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Seoul
Xerea
Kumsong
U.N
No. 4
Elyria Spring Fashion Edition Promises Fresh Spring Styles
Elyria introduces a Spring Fashion section highlighting new women’s wear and home furnishings. Easter moods prompt reshaping wardrobes and decor with vibrant colors and refurbishing ideas for homemakers. Page 1 B features detailed guides and visuals.
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Elyria
Oberlin Society
Ea TA Wellington
Elyria Woman Victim Of Confidence Game Losses $140
An Elyria woman, Mrs. Carl Shamel, 169 Sheriff Street, was fleeced out of 135 dollars and 5 dollars by two women in a classic confidence scheme. While dining, one woman urged her to place 400 dollars with a supposed damages recipient, claiming a local envelope find of 600 dollars justified the scam, with the second woman identifying the finder as her employer’s associate at The Elyria Savings.
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Elyria
Carl Shamel
Sheriff Street
Benson Glad Supports Open Debate on Farm Price Policy
Secretary Ezra T. Benson said he has no pet ideas to sell and welcomes a debate on flexible versus fixed farm price supports. He favors the fextole variety and hopes to win over congressmen who back current high fixed levels, while noting the executive duty to carry out laws. He hinted he may not stay in office if policy diverges from Eisenhower’s views.
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Washington
Ezra T. Benson
Congress
Benson
Executive Branch
Eisenhower
Indecision Period For U N Seen After Stalin Illness
UN diplomats debated the impact of Premier Stalin's grave illness and possible death on the cold war. They noted the stroke could end peace maneuvers at the General Assembly and halt any Eisenhower Khrushchev talks in the near term.
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United Nations
N. Y
Josef Stalin
United States
Moscow
Kremlin
Stalin
UN General Assembly
Eisenhower
Police Catch Dog After Chickens Chase Complaint
St Petersburg man C D Beach detained a dog from a chase of chickens and delivered the animal to City Pound. The dog was later identified as the warden Harold Eberly’s own pet, prompting embarrassment.
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ST. Petersburg
C. D. Beach
Harold Eberly
Where To Turn COMING Soon America s Newest Lightweight Car
An upcoming release highlights America s newest lightweight car by Hutton Jet. The ad markets the model as a modern transport option with emphasis on speed and efficiency. Community readers are urged to stay tuned for official launch details and dealer availability.
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America
Hutton Jet
Aetly
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National Security Council
Mr. Eisenhower
Georgi Malenkov
Vladimir Lenin
Alexis
All
Russia
Vyacheslav Molotov
Georgi Malakov
Laurenti Beria
British Foreign Office
Britain
Pearl Murphy
M. P. Davidson
Elyria Shoe Service
West Ave
Charles A. Halleck
R-Ind
House
Robert A. Taft
Taft
S. Koreans
Benson Glad
Long Island
Andrei Vishinsky
Vishinsky
General Assembly
Lester B. Pearson
Canada
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