Testimony on Korea ammunition shortages cited as disturbing
Gen. James A. Van Fleet told the Senate Armed Services Committee of serious ammunition shortages in Korea. Sen. Richard B. Russell called the testimony disturbing and the panel summoned Gen. J. Lawton Collins to testify Tuesday while Gen. Omar N. Bradley may testify after an overseas trip. The Appropriations Committee also seeks closed hearings as it weighs defense funding.
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Washington
Senate Armed Services Committee
J. Lawton Collins
Army
Korea
James A. van Fleet
Leverett Saltonstall
Collins
Omar N. Bradley
Senate
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
van Fleet
Eighth Army
Far East
Senate Appropriations Committee
Defense Department
Charles E. Wilson
Two Girls Narrowly Avoid Serious Injury
Eight year old Pamela Myers and her friend Pamela Brubaker escaped serious harm when they ran across a Lake Avenue and Lod Street intersection against the traffic light. Brubaker jumped back, fell to the curb. Myers received a small ankle abrasion and was taken home by her father and officers.
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Pamela Myers
School Street
Gates School
Pamela Brubaker
Huron Street
Lake Avenue
Lodstreet
Brubaker
Myers
Reports Demand Growing For Skilled Men In Early 1953
Richard Stith of the Lorain County Industrial Council said the first two months of 1953 show steady employment with a clear rise in demand for skilled and semi skilled labor. He noted possible seasonal slackening in some sectors, but expects employment to rebound this spring as plants with defense contracts continue full production.
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Richard Stith
Lorain County
Weather Update Northeastern Ohio Sees Light Snow Flurries
Northeastern Ohio reports mostly clear skies with light snow flurries and continued cold. Highs around 36 to 38, tonight down to 24 with a 0.01 inch precipitation in the past 24 hours. High water closures on Route 35 and Route 677 in Vinton County. surrounding area dusted with 1 to 4 inches of snow and light flurries. Sunrise 6:53, sunset 6:26, moonrise 11:30.
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Ohio
Vinton County
Zaleski
Lisbon
Millersburg
Bucyrus
Marion
Marysville
Cambridge
Woodsfield
Cleveland Pastor to Preach at Union Lenten Service
The Rev Harry Bertrand Taylor of the Church of the Covenant Cleveland will preach at Elyria Sunday evening union Lenten service titled at eight o clock in the First Methodist Church. He has led church and community work in Syracuse and New York and now serves as trustee of Western Reserve University and Cleveland Presbytery. Joining him for the service are the Rev Byron Kenneth Anthony Rev C R Boyd and Rev Wallace Aker from local churches with a combined choir from St Pauls Evangelical and Reformed and Lake Avenue Congregational Church providing music.
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Elyria
Harry Bertrand Taylor
Church of the Covenant, Presbyterian
Cleveland
Mr. Taylor
Glenville College
West Virginia
Union Theological Seminary
Brick Presbyterian Church
New York City
First Presbyterian Church of
Syracuse
N. Y
Taylor
Syracuse Council of Churches
Student Christian Movement of
New York State
Presbyterial Church
Board of Christian Education
Western Reserve Universty
Presbytery of
Cleveland Church Federation
First Methodist Church
Byron Kenneth Anthony
First Congregational Church
C. R. Boyd
Second Baptist Church
Wallace Aker
LaPorte Methodist Church
St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Lake Avenue Congregational Church
Carlton Squire
Allison Named Envoy To Japan
President Eisenhower nominated John M. Allison, assistant secretary of state for Far Eastern affairs, to be ambassador to Japan. Allison will replace Robert D. Murphy, who will move to be assistant secretary of state for United Nations affairs.
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Washington
Eisenhower
John M. Allison
Japan
Allison
Robert D. Murphy
United Nations
Adenauer and Mayer to Visit the United States
The White House said German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer and French Prime Minister Rene Mayer will visit in March and April for world defense talks. Mayer arrives March 26-28 with Georges Bidault, while Adenauer comes April 7-9, as Dulles arranged the trips during his European tour with Harold E Stassen.
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Washington
White House
Konrad Adenauer
Rene Mayer
John Foster Dulles
Josef Stalin
Russia
Mayer
Georges Bidault
Adenauer
Federal Republic of
Germany
Dulles
Europe
Harold E Stassen
Eisenhower
Maurice Sbourges-Maunoury
Indo-China
Jean Letourneau
May Build Water Line to Ridgeville School
County commissioners discussed abrogating a contract with The W C Thornburgh Co of Cincinnati to fund a Ridgeville water line. Thornburgh would release the contract if a bonding firm could finance the project, but long term bonds face sellability issues under a ten year Elyria contract. Local leader L L Laufman urged firm legal backing but said financing could be found.
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Ridgeville
W. C. Thornburgh Co
Cincinnati
Thornburgh Co
Robert Lee Wagner
Thornburgh
Elyria
L. L. Laufman
Laufman
U S Launches Campaign To Exploit Reds Confusion
Washington reports the Eisenhower administration mounted a top secret psychological warfare plan to exploit the chaos after Stalin's death. The drive aims to wedge satellites from Moscow, slow defense cuts, and ensure Senate approval of Charles Bohlen as ambassador while delaying drastic moves.
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Hower
Stalin
Moscow
Europe
Asia
Senate
Charles E. Bohlen
Salesman Arrested For Embezzlement In Lorain
Robert Mahoney a salesman for Kimbel Terry Lincoln Mercury was arrested on embezzlement charges. He allegedly pocketed 17095 from Leroy Jackson after a car sale. Jackson produced a paid receipt and Mahoney was taken into custody by Cleveland Police for Elyria police.
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Robert Mahoney
East Lorain Street
Kimbel- Terry
Lincoln Mercury, Inc
Broad Street
G. Ralph Terry
Mahoney
Leroy Jackson
Lexington Avenue
Lorain
Jackson
Kimbel-Terry
Cleveland Police Department
Elyria Police
Postmaster Ends Life in Defiance
Two Toledo postal inspectors opened an inquiry into the death by self-inflicted action of Defiance Postmaster Emmett L. Partee aged 59. Partee had announced his resignation to take effect March 31.
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Defiance
Toledo
Emmett L. Partee
Decontrol Cost To Average Family Seen
Washington officials estimate the price decontrol program will cost the average American about twenty dollars per year. Over the next year price increases on already decontrolled items could reach nearly one billion dollars, roughly half a percent of 1952 retail sales. Leading retailers attending the American Retail Federation meeting expect little to no rise due to the decontrol order. Remaining decontrolled items include coffee beer hot water heaters garbage disposal units hardware and home heating fuel oil mainly in the northeast.
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Washington
American Retail Federation
Red Cross Supports Armed Forces Across Services
The Red Cross highlights its ongoing duty to serve the Army Navy Air Force Marine Corps and Coast Guard with 2600 paid and volunteer workers at bases and hospitals locally nationally and overseas including Korea supporting the Elyria Chapter Red Cross fund drive seeking 29772.
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Red Cross
Army
Navy
Air Force
Marine Corps
Coast Guard
Elyria
Where To Turn Coming Soon Hudson Jet Lightweight Car
An advertisement previews America’s newest lightweight car the Hudson Jet arriving soon with promotion angles emphasizing its novelty and efficiency for prospective buyers.
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America
Adv
Bullitt Predicts Stalin's Successor Triumvirate Heads USSR
Ambassador Bullitt says Stalin’s demise clears the way for a three man rule with Malenkov Beria and Molotov as top leaders. He warns a three man dictatorship may be less efficient than a single ruler though its aims remain the same and notes the shock to younger Soviets at the fall of a godlike Stalin. He also predicts coverage to continue across Ukrainian and Georgian subjects.
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Bullitt
Malenkov
Communist Party
Beria
Secret
Molotov
Council of Ministers
E.A.M
Salin
Ea.m
Julius Caesar
Augustus
Russia warns enemies as Stalin dies amid Soviet crisis
London dispatch reports Moscow warning enemies not to exploit Stalin's death. Kremlin advisers debate succession with Molotov temporarily in charge and Malenkov seen as likely successor. Supreme Soviet to convene later. foreign policy unlikely to shift immediately.
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V. M. Molotov
Stalin
Georgi .M. Malenkov
Communist Party
Ussr
Supreme Soviet
Stalin Lies In State In Moscow Hall For Funeral
Millions crowded the Trade Union Building in central Moscow to view Josef Stalin as his body lay in state in a catafalque in the Hall of Columns. Guards stood in full dress as military bands played funeral music, and the public filed past the bier in sub zero cold. The official death announced earlier today confirmed he died after a brain hemorrhage on Sunday night, leaving him paralyzed and unable to speak, with pneumonia contracted before death.
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Moscow
Trade Union
Josef Stalin
Stalin
Kremlin
Catafalque
Clinka
Tschaikovsky
Lenin
Russia
Communist Party
Supreme Council of Parliament
U. S
Jacob Beam
Foreign Ministry
Presidium
Central Committee
Communnist
Spencer Merchant Dies After 39 Years as Storekeeper
Spencer resident Norris J. Waller, 83, died at Lodi Hospital after weeks of illness. A longtime local official, he served as Spencer board of education clerk for 30 years, village council clerk, township clerk for 10 years, and Spencer Methodist Church treasurer for a decade. He ran a general store in Spencer for 39 years. Survived by wife Florence, daughter Geraldine E. Daniel of Wooster, son Norris E. Walter of Spencer, two grandchildren, and brother George Walter of Woodstown N J. Services Sunday 2:30 p.m. at Spencer Methodist Church, interment Spencer Cemetery. Friends may call Parker Funeral Home Saturday evening.
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Spencer
Norris J. Waller
Lodi
Board of Education
Wellington Lodge
Knights of Macabees
Florence
Geraldine E. Daniel
Wooster
Norris E. Walter
George Walter
Woodstown
N. J
Spencer Methodist Church
Spencer Cemetery
Parker Funeral Home
Truck Driver Dies in Tractor Trailer Collision Fire
Raymond Nelson, 33, of Detroit Michigan, died after his tractor saler crashed with a second tractor trailer and an auto near the Ohio Michigan border. He was trapped in the cab as flames engulfed the vehicle. The incident occurred Thursday night and is reported in local notices.
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Toledo
Raymond Nelson
Detroit
Mich
Ohio-Michigan
Nelson
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