U S Britain Accept Long Cold War With Russia
The United States and Britain resign themselves to an indefinite cold war with Russia. Western leaders see a suspended state of animosity, with no peace or war, as the Reds may prefer to let tensions simmer while focusing on other aims.
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Phil Newsom
United Press
United States
Britain
Russia
Korea
Dulles
Churchill
Winston Churchill
Washington
Germany
Austria
Arthur W. Ranford
United States Joint Chiefs of Staff
Tus
Europe
Moscow
North American Aviation Strike Talks To Resume
The CIO United Auto Workers and North American Aviation agreed to resume negotiations in Los Angeles after mediator John Fenton arranged a meeting Wednesday night. The walkout of over 33,000 workers in Los Angeles Fresno and Columbus halted production of military jet planes as the union seeks about a 26 cent hourly raise while the company offers a four percent general increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
North American Aviation
CIO
United Auto Workers
North American Aviation Company
Los Angeles
John Fenton
North American
Fresno
Calif
Red prison interviews drag on as Swiss observers leave
Swiss observers again walked out of today's interviews as Communist officers prolonged propaganda. General Thimayya halted six interviews after finding only one clear explanation in 80 minutes, noting it impossible to interview 50 prisoners as scheduled. He warned the program to end December 28 per armistice terms and described the sessions as hysterical and exhausting for prisoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thimayya
Red
Reds
Somal
Discount Story Of Laborer In Baby Sitter Case
La Crosse police discounted a laborer named Elder G Frislid as a credible source on the Evelyn Hartley disappearance. Officers questioned him in Galena Illinois after he claimed knowledge of the 15 year old babysitter’s fate. Evidence of violence tied to the Rasmus residence prompted the man’s arrest following a drunken boast.
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Rasmussen
Tze Bar
Bar
Death and civic notes in Lorain and nearby towns
Obituary notices for Mrs. Rose Ella Kirkbride and Albert Barres report survivors and funeral details in Elyria and Lorain. Mildred Kirkton of New London dies after heart surgery and Vermilion resident Mary Rothfus passes away. Governor Lausche clears path for Maj. Gen. Leo Kreber to resume Ohio adjutant general post next January, with Gen. Kreber cited as former 37th Infantry Division commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Ella Kirkbride
John J. Kirkbride
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Elyria
St. Mary's Church
St. Mary's Altar
Rosary Society
Third Order of St. Francis
Kirkbride
Hugh
Donald
David
Pittsburgh
James
Lorain
Rose Mackett
Sandusky
Francis Kirkbride
Clara Knechtges
Welsh Goldcamp Funeral Home
William L. Newton
St. Mary's Cemetery
New London
Mildred Kirkton
Donald Kirkton
Kirkton
Temple Hospital
Philadelphia
Mildred Songer
Veedersburg
Ind
New London Hospital
Carl Songer
Savannah
Sackett-Eastman Funeral Home
Columbus
Lausche
Leo M. Kreber
Jonny. Rothius
Eral
Ohio
Q.coused
Alice
Fazey
Vermilion
Carl
Kreber
Rothius
Campjang
Polk
Evangelical the Post
Reformed Church
Edward
M. Fisher
Albert B. Henderson
Norman
Greenawalt
Brownhelm
Willoughby
West Point
October Elyria fire losses total 11000 set by chief
Fire losses in Elyria city during October reached 11000 with Elyria township reporting 125. The department handled 51 alarms, including 27 grass fires, four vehicle fires, five dwelling fires, and two storm emergencies.
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Elyria
W. N. Bates
Elyriah Township
Elyria Township
New Councilman Lists Expenses in Local Filing
Warren Robinson the Republican elect for second ward filed his expense account listing 48 dollars and 50 cents. Geral D Weiss Avon mayor elected without opposition filed a report showing no expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Robinson
Robinson
Geral D. Weiss
Avon
Girl Dies After Fire Rescue Attempt In Barberton
Sixteen year old Leola McKinney perished when she reentered her burning Barberton home to save younger siblings. Deputies searched the scene for two suspected sheep thieves who had fled, and some children were hospitalized. In a separate note, Ray Barker failed to appear on an appeal to improve State Highway 52, with deputies unable to locate the suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barberton
Leola McKinney
Leola
Dwight Miller
Akron
Miller
New Raymer
Cole
Nitter
Ray Barker
Denver
Colorado
James Howard
Edward
Gawlik
Edwin Mitchell
Gomez
Russia Insists On Divided Germany In Cold War Shift
Paris report notes two Western trends toward Russia policy amid hydrogen bomb fear. Diplomats see potential for tacit acceptance of a divided Germany and Soviet control of eastern satellites, while SHAPE shifts toward counterattack doctrine and reduced army buildup.
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Kingsbury Smith
Paris
Russia
Europe
Germany
Supreme Headquarters
Allied Forces
Western
Elbe
Rhine
United States
Great Britain
Parent Education Series Opens Tonight In Avon
Avon will host the first in a series of parent education classes at Avon High School from 7 45 to 9 32 pm sponsored by the Avon PTA Mrs Andrew Feuchter with Mrs Kay Mader assisting teaches the opening session by Mrs Edward Peterson The topic Are We Spoiling Our Children discusses What Is A Spoiled Child Who Spoils A Child The format will be an informal discussion period.
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AVON
Avon Parent-Teacher Association
Avon High School
Andrew Feuchter
Kay Mader
Edward Peterson
Parent-Teacher Magazine
Lorain County Bar Opens Winter Dinner Series
About 30 members attended the first winter dinner meeting at Oberlin Inn. Speaker Wendell A. Falsgraf of Cleveland discussed law office management, introduced by Stanley Scholz. Joseph Q. Petro presided as bar president.
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Lorain County
Oberlin Inn
Wendell A. Falsgraf
Cleveland
Stanley Scholz
Joseph Q. Petro
School Superintendent Feted At Surprise Housewarming
Avon Detroit area superintendent and Mrs. William Barr were honored at a Brookside High and Tennyson Elementary School faculty housewarming. Barr, a Brookside teacher for 12 years before becoming superintendent 11 years ago, received a gift of a miniature house roofed with one dollar bills crafted by art teacher Miss Charlotte Hutchinson.
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K. Shook
Mary Scott
Margaret Hereford
Charlotte Hutchinson
J. Prutton
Gaylord Garber
Dick Gratchen
Richard Sutton
Orley Gingery
Ruth ‘Sauer
Dorothy Danielson
Joseph Krupp
Is l
Leonard Clawson
William Dorrance
Neva Komives
Barrs
Ohio Turnpike land suit verdict reduced and paid
The Angerbachs verdict of 9000 in the Brownhelm Ohio Turnpike land case was cut to 7435 by agreement. 1575 will be remitted to end litigation. The turnpike commission considered appealing. Other items include a gasoline station break in with rock thrown at Route 76, and several local court actions involving DUI, non support, dismissals, and juvenile delinquency tied to Halloween fires.
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Walter
Marie Angerbach
Brownhelm
Ohio Turnpike
Common Pleas Court
Angerbachs
Turnpike
Turnpike Commission
David Gaede
Route 76
Sugar Ridge Road
Police Court Fines for Multiple Minor Motor Vehicle Offenses
Albert Cook of 257 Marseilles Avenue paid a $20 fine plus costs after a mayor's court finding for leaving the scene of an accident involving a parked car on Broad Street near West Avenue. The report notes several other minor crashes and traffic violations, with fines set for three motorists: Dennis Spence of Gates Avenue for loss of vehicle control, James Gilles of West River Street for reckless driving, and Frank Zadamsky of Wakeman for failure to yield. The incidents occurred at various streets including Broad, West Avenue, East Avenue, and Third Street, with additional collisions involving Lisbeth Calkins and J. M. James during turns at Third and Diddle.
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Albert Cook
Marseilles Avenue
Cook
Tony Zlatkowski
West River Street
Broad Street
West Avenue
Broad Near
Chapel
Nathan Gerson
Bath Street
Charles Maynard
Furnace Street
Kenneth W. Jones
Whitehead Road
Fate Hopkins
Fuller Road
East Avenue
Third
George E. Mundell
Clark Street
Alberta
Dean
West Bridge Street
Broad
Chestnut Streets
Lisbeth H.calkins
North
Washington
Boulevard
J. M. James
Fifth Street
Third and
Diddle
Henry W. Ault
Dennis Spence
Gates Avenue
James Gilles
Frank Zadamsky
Wakeman
Decision Near On Areas For Juvenile Study
Senators weigh scope for a nationwide juvenile delinquency inquiry led by Sen. Hendrickson. The judiciary subcommittee plans to start general fieldwork around Nov. 16, focusing next on Washington DC and other cities. A large secret file of questionnaire responses informs the probe with civic insights. Public hearings may reveal some cases, while safeguards for youths used as examples will be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Warren
Berea
Malcolm Thomson
Columbia Township
Warren
Washington
Robert C. Hendrickson
RN. J
U. S
District of Columbia
Hendrickson
Russian H Bombs Hint From Moscow Broadcast
Soviet professor S I Voitskevitch told Moscow radio that Russian scientists can make several types of hydrogen and atomic bombs. The London Telegraph noted the broadcast as suggesting multiple hydrogen devices, implying Soviet lead in hydrogen weapon development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Moscow Radio
S. I. Voitskevitch
London Daily Telegraph
Telegraph
Ohio Board Grants Waste Permit to GM Division
The Ohio water pollution control board issued a waste discharge permit to Brown Lipe Chapin division of General Motors with the condition that detailed plans of current sewage treatment facilities be submitted and a report on the operation of the present plant be provided. Report from Columbus today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Water Pollution Control Board
Brown-Lipe-Chapin Division
General Motors
Columbus
Four men confess to bank heist in Brook Park robbery
Four men Daniel S. Hickey 26 William R Barnes 25 Thomas J Gette 30 and Thomas B Kilbane 30 confessed to robbing the Brook Park Branch of the Central National Bank and stealing 40000. They waived preliminary hearing and were held in Cuyahoga county jail on 15000 bond and charged under federal robbery statutes with a minimum twenty year penalty. Police said the men admitted other hold ups as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
U.S
Harry A. Horn
Brook Park
Central National Bank
Daniel S. Hickey
William R. ‘Barnes
Thomas J. Gette
Thomas B. Kilbane
Medical Society Here To Meet On Tuesday
The Lorain County Medical Society will hold its regular monthly meeting Tuesday at 5 30 p m at the Ross Valley Country Club Elyria. Officers and guests will discuss medical topics including Subacute Bacterial Endocarditis and treatments. Livestock market reports and terminal market prices are listed for reference.
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Cleveland
Ray A. van Ommen
Lorain County
Ross
United States Department of Agriculture P.O. B
American T. & T
Eeerkey Stati Bendix Aviation
General Motors
Kroger
R. R
Richman Bros
Sears Roebuck
Ind
N. J
He Standard of
Ohio
Texas Company
Toledo Edison
Toledo Cash Grain
U. S. Steel
Warner Brothers
Toledo
Westinghouse
Namin' Woolworth Co
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Kremlin
Stalin
Aviation Ministry
Ministry of Machine Building
Ministry of Defense Industries
Pike
Preriye
Death Records
Albert Barres
East Bridge Street
Barres
St Mary’s Church
Kathryn Barres
Howard
John
Roy
Earl Wheeler
Joseph Krieble
Andrew Barres
Jacob Barres
Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home
Mrs
Mary Rothfus
State Street
Rothfus
Wurtemburg
Monroe County
Washington Ave
B.M. O'Donnell
Corner Bank
Diag
Fiyria
Capitol
Cleopatra
Tom'n — ‘Sabre Jet
Rivoli
Jean Peters
Badmen
Rere
Charles Hoyt
Root Road
Justice C.C. Lord
Sheriff Department
James Melyan
Alvan Aldrich
Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Co
Lawrence Williams
Albert Konicek
North Main Street
Oberlin
Justice C. C. Lord’s Court
Police Dept. News
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
Medical Society
Budakbe
P.R. Smith & CO
Brokerage Service
The
Elyria Savings and Trust Co
the Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Co
Lorain County Savings and Trust Co
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