Mao Declares Invincible Chinese Soviet Front
Mao Tse tung praised a Chinese Soviet frontier of friendship and solidarity as invincible saying the alliance is destructible and unlimited. Moscow observers saw the remarks as recognition of Premier Malenkov and noted Kuznetsov was named ambassador to China replacing Panyushkin.
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Moscow
Mao Tse-Tung
Mao
Communist Party
Pravda
China
Georgi M. Malenkov
International Communist Movement
Peiwing Peoples Daily
Vasili Vassilyevich Kuznetsov
Alexander Semenovich Panyushkin
United States
Josef Stalin
Mrs Heston Sentenced To Reformatory For Larceny By Trick
Bernice Heston 56 of Amherst was sentenced by Common Pleas Judge D A Cook to Marysville Reformatory for women after pleading guilty to six counts of larceny by trick from foster parents in Lorain County Child Welfare cases. She obtained $1425 total, with amounts from $200 to $500 in several cases. She also kept funds from a veteran group and a father of an illegitimate child. The court refused probation. offense carries one to ten years.
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Bernice Heston
Amherst
Marysville Reformatory For Women
Common Pleas
D. A. Cook
Trick
Lorain County Child Welfare Department
Harold Ewing
Cook
Mrs. Heston
Lon 3 B. Adams
RCA Buys Ohio Plant in Cambridge Factory Move
RCA Victor Division of the Radio Corp of America has purchased the former Continental Can Co plant in Cambridge. The operation will begin by July 1 employing 400 to 600 workers to manufacture Victrola phonographs, television receivers, radios and record players and to assemble record changing units.
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Cambridge
RAC Victor
Radio Corp. of America
Continental Can Co
RCA
Weather briefing for Northern Ohio and five day outlook
Mostly cloudy this afternoon and evening with possible rain late tonight and Wednesday. Temperatures rise from near 32 to a high around 33 with a low near 32 tonight. Monday’s high 33, low 18 to 33, humidity around 82 in the morning fading to 60 in the evening. Ohio highway conditions report shows Bishwass normal. five day forecast: temperatures near or slightly below normal Wednesday to Sunday with highs 47 north to 55 south and lows 29 to 33, with rainfall midweek and again late week totaling about half to three fourths inch.
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Ohio
At & P
Bishwass
Malenkov Shows Worries Amid Stalin Death Broadcasts
Washington reports intensified U S cold war efforts suggesting a power struggle in Russia after Stalin s death. Analysts say Malenkov s first public address signals concern over internal unrest and he seeks military backing, while Beria and Molotov receive cautious readings and West ties show little shift.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Josef Stalin
Voice of America
Stalin
Kremlin
Georgi M. Malenkov
Malenkov
U. S
L. P. Beria
V. M. Molotov
Elyria Sanitation Officer Dies After 25 Years of Service
Frank H. Williams 92 long served in Elyria Health Department sanitation for 25 years. Born Kipton June 18 1860 he lived in Elyria since 1913. Survived by niece and nephew of Holland Ohio, widow Ida and son Wade predeceased. Services Thursday 1 p.m. Sudro Curtis Funeral Home Rev Arthur Williams officiating Camden Cemetery burial.
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Frank H. Williams
Elyria
Farmer dies at wheel of tractor in Clarksfield Township
Charles Ray Rider 62 a prominent Clarksfield Township farmer died about 8 this morning after reportedly suffering a heart attack while driving his tractor on his Vesta Road farm. The tractor ran across fields and ditches and ended upside down in a county ditch. Rider left a wife Ada and children Raymond Jr Bonnie Norma Cooke Dana and five grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are pending at Gerber Funeral Home Wakeman.
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Clarksfield
Charles
Ray) Rider
Clarksfield Township
Mr. Rider
Vesta Road
Raymond Rider Jr
New London
George Wargo
Rider
Mercer County
Clarkfield
Ada
Raymond Jr
Donald Mayer
Sandusky
Bonnie
Norma Cooke
Dana
Oberlin
Gerber Funeral Home
Wakeman
Funeral
Red Cross Blood Collection Drive Urges Support
Civil hospitals need constant blood supplies and the Red Cross collected 1 681 500 pints for community hospitals last year, supplying half the U S. blood needs and acting for the armed forces. The Elyria Chapter fund campaign asks for liberal contributions to sustain this national effort.
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Red Cross
United States
Elyria
Ohioan Named Head of Public Health Service
Dr. Francis A. Arnnold Jr of Orrville Ohio is named director of the Public Health Service to take office April 1. He has been associate director of the Dental Research Institute since 1948 and will succeed Dr H L Trendley Dean who helped discover fluorine compounds in drinking water reduce tooth decay. Dean retires April 1.
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Washington
Francis A. Arnnold, Jr
Orrville, O
Public Health Service
Arnold
Dental Research Institute
Leonard A Scheele
HL Trendley Dean
Dean
U N debates Lie policy on loyalty checks at world body
At the United Nations General Assembly secretary general Trygve Lie faces questions on his loyalty policy aimed at removing Americans or suspected subversives from the U N Secretariat. The Security Council will seek a Lie successor. 36 suspects have been fired or resigned.
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United Nations
N. Y
Trygve Lie
United Nations General Assembly
World Organization
Assembly
Lie
United States
U.N
Security Council
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
New York Federal Grand Jury
Senate Committee
Grand Jury
Ohio Official Details Gas Shortage and Pipeline Plan
Assistant Attorney General John Case testified for Gulf Interstate Gas Co requesting Federal Power Commission approval to build a $127.9 million pipeline from Southern Louisiana to Northeastern Kentucky. The line would deliver 375 million cubic feet daily to United Fuel Gas in Charleston West Virginia and to Central Kentucky Natural Gas in Montgomery Kentucky, subsidiaries of the Columbia Gas System. Case said Ohio has endured a critical gas shortage for more than five and a half years and that adding gas to the Columbia pool could help alleviate the shortage.
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Washington
John Case
Columbus
Gulf Interstate Gas Co
Ohio
Gulf
Federal Power Commission
Louisiana
Kentucky
Case
State Public Utilities Commission
Federal Commission
United Fuel Gas Co
Charleston
W. Va
United Fuel
Boyd County
Central Kentucky Natural Gas Co
Montgomery County
Central Kentucky
Columbia Gas System
Columbia
Columbia Pool
Ohio lawmakers weigh sales tax boost for schools
Columbus lawmakers consider restoring a penny sales tax on small transactions to fund an expanded school package. Rep. Manahan and Sen. Mosher push a policy bill proposing about 225 million dollars for schools plus 10 million more to districts, opposing budget gaps while the Ohio Educational Association backs a 41 cent threshold with cigarette tax boosts.
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Columbus
House Education Committee
Ohio
William Manahang
Defiance
Manahan
Charles Mosher
Oberlin
Frank J. Lausche
S Atter
J. Frank McClure
Rushland
House Finance Committee
Lausche
Manahan-Mosher
Ohio Educational Association
DEA
Carl H. Shanks
Wilmington
Four Young People Injured When Car Hits Tree
Four Cleveland youths were hospitalized after a Lake Avenue crash in which a car left the road, crossed the center, and hit a tree in a yard at 1619 Lake Avenue. Driver John Wenner 20 suffered lacerations. Richard Anton 18 had severe lacerations. Marlene Helmerich 17 a broken nose. Ruth Miller 21 a broken nose and facial and leg lacerations. Wenner was charged with failing to keep the vehicle under control.
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Cleveland
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Lake Avenue
John Wenner
Richard Anton
Marlene Helmerich
Ruth Miller
Wenner
Blood Donor Registration At Home Show
Mrs. Leonard Tufford of the Elyria Red Cross announces that blood donor registration blanks will be available at the Fox Furniture display booth during the Home and Better Living Show. Volunteers may sign up at the Roll Arena display booth to donate for the Armed Services and gamma globulin program.
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Leonard Tufford
Elyria
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Fox
Home and Better Living
Armed Services
Ban Hog Shipments to Indianapolis Stockyards
Indianapolis officials banned hog shipments to the stockyards after vesicular exanthema was discovered, signaling heightened disease controls and impacts on local livestock commerce.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Lawmakers clash over church Communist inquiry control
Rep. Frances E Walter of Pennsylvania plans a resolution at the House Un American Activities Committee to require full committee approval before any probe, opposing Harold Velde’s push to investigate communism in churches. GOP members deny plans for a religion inquiry and say the panel is tied up with other investigations.
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Washington
House
UnAmerican Activities Committee
Harold H. Velde
Francs E. Walter
D-Pa
Velde
Walter
Walter S
Donald L. Jackson
Cal
GOP
Jackson
James B. Frazier Jr
Dtenn
PUC Head Denounces Utility Valuation Law as Fiction
Columbus. PUC chairman Robert Moulton labeled the current rate valuation law fictional and unfair. He testified before the House Judiciary Committee as bills seek to let the PAC use varied valuation methods beyond reproduction cost new less depreciation.
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Columbus
Public Utilities Commission
Robert Moulton
Moulton
House Judiciary Committee
PAC
Texas Welcomes Million Dollar Rains Across State
United Press reports widespread rain in Texas delivering up to six inches across about ten million acres in the west where crop prospects had been poor since 1941. County agent Marion H. Badger notes the rain’s monetary value is high as forecasts indicate the moisture will spread to the Central Plains and Great Lakes regions with snow in the north.
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United Press
Texas
West Texas
Marion H.badger
Tom Green
el Paso
Shreveport
Rio Grande Valley
Gulf Area
Central Plains
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Red Cross Report Lunch Tomorrow In Elyria
Workers in the 1953 campaign of the Elyria Chapter American Red Cross will hold their first report luncheon tomorrow at noon at the YMCA. Campaign officials hope the second luncheon on March 18 will show the drive completed successfully.
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Elyria
American Red Cross
Firemen Battle 20000 Blaze at 25th Anniversary Dinner
In Glastonbury Connecticut a department dinner marking 25 years turned tragic as a fire caused 20000 dollars in damage. Seven people were injured during the blaze and evacuation efforts.
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Glastonbury
Conn
Prosecution In Gambling Tax Cases Authorized
Justice Department moves to prosecute hundreds of gamblers accused of dodging federal gambling tax after the Supreme Court upheld the 1951 registration and $50 tax stamp requirement. Officials expect actions on only a fraction of roughly 450 reported violations by year end.
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Washington
Justice Department
Supreme Court
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Fire destroys office building in Springfield
A fire swept through an office building in Springfield early today, likely starting in a basement drug store and burning for four hours. Five firefighters were injured, four from smoke inhalation and one from a fall, with the structure declared completely destroyed and no loss estimate yet.
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Springfield
Peterson Says CD Draft Possible If Volunteer Shortage Arises
Civil Defense Administrator Val Peterson said he would not hesitate to seek a civil defense draft if volunteer numbers fall short. He cautioned it has not yet been proven conclusively that Americans will refuse to help prepare the nation for defense against a possible atomic attack.
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Washington
Val Peterson
Defense chief says Korea ammo supply adequate for present scale
Secretary Charles E. Wilson told a closed Senate Armed Services briefing that United Nations forces in Korea have sufficient ammunition for current operations and will soon have enough for a more active phase. He noted substantial production gains, with February output up 87 percent from November and 114 percent above January usage. Participants included Gen. J. Lawton Collins and Secretary Robert Stevens.
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Washington
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Congress
United Nations
Korea
Wilson
James A. van Fleet
Senate Armed Services Committee
van Fleet
High Command
Pentagon
Army
Robert T. Stvens
Gen. J. Lawton Collins
Two Lightning Raids Kill 61 Reds Near Old Baldy
United Nations troops killed at least 61 Communists in two rapid-front attacks on the central front in Korea. The raids targeted Chinese forces at hill positions near Old Baldy and White Horse Mountain, with attackers using bayonets and sub machine guns before withdrawing swiftly.
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Seoul
Korea
United Nations
Old Baldy
White Horse Mountain
Man Arrested for Not Reporting Flasher Light Damage
Bruce Roberts, 51, of Oberlin, was arrested by the State Highway Patrol for failing to report damage to a flasher light at a railroad crossing on Route 538 near Route 6 after a skid. He allegedly backed away and drove off. the case proceeds in Lorain Municipal Court on Thursday.
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Bruce Roberts
Woodland Avenue
Oberlin
Nickle Plate
Roberts
Lorain
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