Malenkov Vows Peaceful Policy After Stalin’s Death
Soviet Premier Malenkov pledges peaceful coexistence with capitalism and socialism while warning of Russian armed strength. He praises Communist Asia’s independence efforts and vows to keep the armed forces ready. Beria and Molotov echo unity with China and the peoples democracies.
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Moscow
Georgi M. Malenkov
Josef Stalin
Asia
Marenkov
China
Vietninhese
Beria
Vyacheslav Molotov
Russia
East Germany
Stalin
Soviet Communist Party
Car Hits Train At Crossing No Injuries Reported
Guy Archer of Whitehead road, R. D. LaGrange, escaped injury after his car was struck by a train at the New York Central crossing on Whitehead road. He tried to beat the train as his vehicle slid. the train hit the rear bumper and damaged the right side.
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Guy Archer
Whitehead Road
R. D. LaGrange
Sheriff's Department
Archer
New York Central
Oldest Civil War Veteran James A. Hard Near Death
Rochester New York life ebbed slowly today from the body of James A Hard the nation’s oldest Civil War veteran His condition shifted from fair to poor and his temperature began to rise as doctors warned his death might come shortly in a quiet hospital ward
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Rochester
N. Y
James A. Hard
Northeastern Ohio Weather Summary
Mostly cloudy and cool this afternoon with tonight warmer. Tuesday remains cloudy and warmer with highs near 40. Sunday readings show 21 to 33 for temperature with light precipitation in the past 24 hours. Highway conditions east and north of Port Clinton to Bridgeport are slippery in spots with others normal as Cleveland area experiences light snow flurries.
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Ohio
Moonet
Port Clinton
Bucymus
Millersburg
Bridgepot
Pery
Cleveland
Seek Compromise In Ridgeville Water Situation
A joint meeting scheduled for Thursday in Elyria includes city council, county commissioners, Ridgeville school board members, Ridgeville Civic League representatives, and a financing firm. The talks aim to resolve Elyria’s 10 year water contract limit hindering mortgage revenue bonds for a Ridgeville water line. If the plan fails, Ridgeville schools may pursue a private line to secure a reliable water supply.
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Ridgeville
Elyria
Board of County Commissioners
Dunn
Elyria High School bands to give March 21 concert
George Wilson, Elyria High School band director, announces a combined junior and senior bands concert on Saturday March 21 in the school auditorium at 8 15 PM. The junior band includes groups from junior high centers and the cadet band, members who may join the regular band later. Details of the program will follow.
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George Wilson
Elyria
Girl Dies After Route 6 Hit and Run in Vermilion Area
Doris Elaine Brunton 13 of Vermilion died at St Josephs Hospital Lorain at 7 30 PM from injuries suffered when struck by a car on Route 6 west of Vermilion City limits around 3 20 PM The driver Roy H Schultz 46 of Cleveland is being investigated No charges filed yet Doris was an eighth grade Vermilion School student and had previously lived on North Ridge Road Amherst R D No further details provided
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Doris Elaine Brunton
Arnold Brunton
Vermilion R. D
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lorain
Vermilion
State Highway Patrol
Doris
Roy H. Schultz
Clifton Boulevard
Cleveland
West Lake Road
Vermilion School
North Ridge Road
Amherst
R. D
Schultz
Hawaii Statehood Bill Seen For April First Passage
Republican congressional leaders told President Eisenhower they expect Hawaii statehood legislation to pass the House and Senate by April 1. Senate Republican Leader Taft said the President wants the bill admitted to the Union considered promptly and disposed of by Congress amidst some opposition from Democrats and Republicans.
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Washington
Eisenhower
House
Senate
Robert A. Taft
Hawaii
Congress
No Abrupt Change In Korea War Pace Seen
Air Force Secretary Harold E. Talbott said in Dayton that he found a team able to cope with the Korea situation and foresees no abrupt change of pace in the Korean War. He spoke while en route to Washington from a 10 day Far Eastern inspection tour.
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Dayton
Air Force
Harold E. Talbott
Korea
Washington
New Homogeneous Reactor Turns On At Oak Ridge
The Atomic Energy Commission announced a new homogeneous reactor at Oak Ridge National Laboratory in Tennessee. It produced 150 kilowatts of electricity and can also manufacture atomic fuel, marking a milestone toward economical atomic power for industries and cities. The test ran February 24 after midnight, with future work aimed at resolving remaining bugs.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Oak Ridge
Stalin's Funeral Draws World Leaders and Mass Tributes
Stalin's body lay in the Great Hall then was placed beside Lenin in the mausoleum as millions gathered in Red Square. Guns sounded, a national salute, silence, and a five minute nationwide pause marked the two hour observance. Malenkov led dignitaries past endless flower tributes from the Black Sea to the grave.
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Malenkov
Lenin
Lavrenti P. Beria
Council of Ministers
Stalin
Red Square
Russia
Moscow
Josef Stalin
Black Sea
Georgi M. Malenkov
Woman Seriously Hurt In Oberlin Traffic Accident
Mrs Norma Gehringer and four others were injured in a two car collision at Vine and South Pleasant streets in Oberlin at 2 50 PM Saturday. Norma Gehringer 48 suffered a severe scalp laceration and possible skull fracture while Larry Smith 5 was treated for a chin laceration. Albert Campbell 30 and Pearl White 32 were hospitalized for observation and head/X ray checks. Marilyn Gehringer 16 and Henry Gehringer 48 were unhurt.
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Oberlin
Norma Gehringer
A. D
Allen Memorial Hospital
Vine
South Pleasant Streets
Albert Campbell
Locust Street
Pearl White
Sumner Street
Larry Smith
Gehringers
Zahm
Henry L. Gehringer
South Pleasant Street
Campbell
Gehringer
Little Larry Smith
Marilyn
Blood Program Of Red Cross Campaign Urges Support
The Red Cross highlights its central blood program for hospital patients and military needs, detailing serum globulin and virus immunizers. It asks public support for the 1953 fund drive to sustain blood collection and civil defense plasma reserves.
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Red Cross
Calendar and notices from Amherst Elyria area pages
The page lists sections including death records editorials hospital notes and police news public notices and society items across Amherst Elyria Oberlin Wellington and surrounding areas. It also notes calendars theatres and sports listings with a suburban calendar and TV radio guide.
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P.ge Amherst
Elyria
Court House News
Fat Boy's Diet
Hospital
Lions Club
Oberlin
Police Dept
Society
Ay Tv-Radio
Wellington
Taft Abandons Push for Korea War Investigation
Senator Taft abandons his plan for a broad congressional probe into the Korean war after opposition from both parties. He said he would not force an inquiry and only suggested extending the arms inquiry to include prisoner issues and truce talks, a move quickly met with Republican and Democratic opposition.
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Washington
Senate
Robert A. Taft
Taft
Senate Armed Services Committee
Korea
GOP
Eisenhower
White House
Armed Services
Elyria Traffic Club Dinner to Hear Chicago PR Man
Charles B. Cunningham of Chicago will speak at the Elyria Traffic Club fourth annual dinner. He is with the American Trucking Association and will discuss Market Rush. Cunningham's career spans newspapers and Marine combat reporting including Iwo Jima. Joseph Emerich will preside. L. D. Mahl chairs the event.
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Charles B. Cunningham
Chicago
Elyria
Cunningham
St .Louis Post-Dispatch
St Louis Globe-Democrat
Joseph Emerich
General ‘Motors
L. D. Mahl
General Industries
Mahls
Jc. T. Warren
Emil Struck
F A Francis
Charles R. Powell
Mrs T L Moise Dies In Florida Pleasure Cruise Tragedy
Mary Louise Ely Moise 69 of 119 Columbus Street dies after a Florida boat cruise near Naples. She brushes from the boat into heavy seas and dies not from drowning. She leaves husband Todd L Moise and five children including Polly who died in childhood. Survivors include Elizabeth Ryder and three sons George Ely Moise Todd Moise John Moise and five grandchildren. Body to be flown to Elyria for funeral arrangements pending.
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Florida
Todd L. Moise
Mary Louise Ely
Colubus Street
Moise
Naples
Fla
George Ely
Elyrian
Annie Moody Ely
Elyria
Hemnan Ely
Elyria Home For
West Avenue
Miss Baldwin
George Ely Molise
Washington, D. C
Todd Montieth Moise
Chicago
John Caldwell Moise
Glastonbury, Conn
Three Men Hurt In Fall At Tube Plant
Joseph Trelay 30 of 2023 Cleveland Street and two Lorain men Ernest Bayne 27 and Bert Kokas 55 were injured after a scaffold at National Tube Co. in Lorain tilted while they cleaned inside the number three blast furnace. The fall from about 40 feet left Bayne seriously injured, Kokas in fair to improving condition, and Trelay in fair condition at St Joseph's Hospital.
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Joseph Trelay
Cleveland
St. Joseph’s Hospital
National Tube Co
Lorain
Trelay
Ernest Bayne
South Jefferson
Bert Kokas
E. 31St Street
Bayne
Kokas
Chronicle-Telegram
Cleveland-Lorain Numbers Case Verdict Upheld
The Court of Appeals upheld former Cleveland city councilman Thomas J. Davis conviction for using a 17 year old Lorain youth in his numbers racket. Davis to serve six month workhouse and pay 500 dollars fine. He claimed he did not know the boy was underage.
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Cleveland
Court of Appeals
Thomas J. Davis
Lorain
Davis
Richard Sipes
Sipes
Richard
Raymond Sipes
Sipos
John Sipos
Toledo
Court Upholds Featherbedding Practices by Unions
Washington Supreme Court or federal court upholds legality of featherbedding or make work practices by labor unions in a ruling that supports union operational methods.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Lausche backs bill on utility rates formulas
Ohio public utilities chief supports Gov Lausche reform to use fair value in rate making. He calls current cost less depreciation method cumbersome and unfair, praising a middle way that balances consumer protection with company equity.
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Lausche
Columbus
Robert L. Moulton
State Public Utilities Commission
Frank J. Lausche
Moulton
Commission
Ohio
Dulles Says Stalin’s Death Could Shift Cold War Balance
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles at the United Nations said Stalin’s death may improve world peace prospects and noted the Eisenhower era begins as Stalin’s ends. He suggested a potential split between Mao and Malenkov, but doubted U.S. influence could steer the China Russia dynamic. The United States should continue its cold war course as Stalin’s influence wanes.
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United Nations
N. Y
John Foster Dulles
Josef Stalin
Stalin
Dulles
Eisenhower
Red Army
Stalingrad
Red
Europe
Mao Tze-Tung
Kremlin
Georgi M. Malenkov
China
Russia
U.S
Hope for Closing Of Ports To Ships With War Items
American officials said Britain and allies will close ports to vessels carrying war materials to Red China. Ceylon, Indonesia and Burma urged to bar such ships to make embargo effective. Analysts note only about 30 percent of China’s strategic imports arrive by sea and refueling routes may shift to unaffected ships.
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Washington
Ceylon
Indonesia
Burma
Red
China
Europe
John Foster Dulles
Anthony Eden
Britain
Red China
Russia
Gdynia
Poland
Shanghi
Far East
Fue
Singapore
Elyria Man Arrested After Traffic Accident
James Fureron of 1903 West River road was charged with violating a traffic ordinance and driving while intoxicated after a collision at the 16th Street and Middle Avenue intersection. Aubrey Flint of LaGrange was northbound on Middle when struck by Parcow’s eastbound vehicle. Mrs Flint and a baby were in the car with head and windshield injuries but the infant appeared unharmed. vehicle damages estimated at $350 total.
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James Fureron
West River Road
16Th Street
Middle Avenue
Aubrey Flint
Parsons Road
LaGrange
Parcow
Plint
Flint
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England
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Hudson Jet
William F. Knowland
Cal
GOP Policy Committee
Chas, B. Cunningham
T. L. Moise
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Elyria Man
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