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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1953
Page
5
U S agriculture department experts note farm income near 12.5 billion in 1953, down about 4 percent from 13.0 billion in 1952. The report highlights farm products whose prices have fallen and others that rose slightly, reflecting shifting agricultural conditions.
John H. Martin reports on Von Paulus said to return to East Germany amid Soviet propaganda efforts during Friendship Month. Russian press portrays him as prisoner and potential figure to influence West German and Allied attitudes, amid Cold War tensions and debates over his past.
New York and Los Angeles researchers reported that car exhaust contains cancer-causing hydrocarbons including 3 4 benzpyrene. In tests, mice exposed to exhaust extracts developed tumors with over half the cases, implicating urban smog in rising lung cancer rates.
Elyria Junior Red Cross groups mobilize a wide program with students from first grade to high school. They produce hospital aids, pack gift boxes for overseas children, learn first aid and water safety, exchange international school albums, and run a local enrollment campaign from November 1 to November 35.
A radar and guided missile research scientist at Fort Monmouth New Jersey was named a Communist by a former member of the movement in a sworn Senate inquiry statement. He denied the charge, but could face perjury charges if he persists. The probe ties him to a secret cell with Julius Rosenberg and Morton Sobell as authorities suspend several base employees.
Labor sources warn of a smoldering internal feud at the CIO convention opening November 16 in Cleveland. David J. McDonald may oppose Walter P. Reuther with challenges to John V. Riffe and James B. Carey as incumbents seek reelection. James P. Mitchell will address labor policy and Taft Hartley Act revisions with other speakers set.
Oberlin Council OKs architectural plans for Allen Memorial Hospital addition. Township participation faces delays. six months for working plans and possible future funding of extra rooms. Also discussed electricity rates and reservoir work by Ohio Engineering Co.
Pakistan's Prime Minister Mohammed Ali endorses a fireside chat approach to inform the public and plans a series of radio broadcasts in Karachi to keep citizens advised.
In a speech from the Golden Throne the Queen announced the Conservative government will seek reform of the House of Lords. Prime Minister Churchill aims to reach cross party agreement while noting prior near‑agreement in 1948.
Agriculture Secretary Ezra Taft Benson defended President Eisenhower’s support for flexible price props and a goal of 200 percent parity. He spoke at the Southern Governors Conference and defended his department reorganization amid criticism from lawmakers and others.
A. W. Marion director of the Ohio Department of Natural Resources will speak at the Lorain County Farm Bureau meeting on Tuesday November 10 at the Amherst Congregational Church. Marion has a long agricultural background including extension work in Ohio and leadership roles in multiple farming organizations.
Green Pennants for the first month of the school safety program will be presented in a WEOL program tomorrow from 1 30 to 2 p m Officer Thomas Graham of the Elyria Police Department announced. Most city schools will receive pennants though two schools J Marys and McKinley were disqualified due to a student issue.
Walter Kiernan notes Russia announces another Siberia rail link with hourly trains and propaganda tours of political prisoners. He questions Molotov and Beria’s fates, hints at traitor rumors, and references Dressen in a tone of wary commentary.
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