Pioneer Indian Life To Be Reproduced At Junior High Centers
Elyria schools prepare Ohio Sesquicentennial pageants across Jefferson Ely Franklin and Eastern Heights junior highs with fifth and sixth graders taking part in pantomime scenes of early settlement. Each school uses distinct staging, music, and live or shadow performances to depict frontier life and state history.
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Franklin School
Ohio
Eastern Heights
Ufe
Paul Dunford
Jim Brumenachenkel
Diana Clouser
Uebencenn Gee Pi Erea
Elyria
Jefferson, Ely
Franklin
New England
Virginia
Jefferson School
Gates
Edison
Walter Adler
Ely
Allen
F. A. Dusthimer
Astern Heights
Dwight Felton
Sidney Davis
Richard Valentine
Olive Cheney
Roosevelt School
Misa Martha Close
Chazy Gow
Pat Masonis
Tormmy Klhm
Linda Samples
Judy Mowery
Phyllis Coen
Herman Riedmaier
Laurens Kelner
Jeanie Woodzell
Secret Staff Talks Stir Korean Conference Plans
Staff advisers to the negotiators held a secret session at Panmunjom this morning to discuss an agenda and technical matters. Talks lasted about an hour and 40 minutes with four officers per side, and will resume Monday amid denials from Seoul that any approval was given. Kenneth Young, aide to Ambassador Dean, said both sides would remain noncommittal in public until representatives are informed.
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Panmunjom
Kenneth Young
Arthur H. Dean
US Am
Young
U.S
Dean
ROK
Foreign Office
ROK Army
Lee Soon Young
Pyung Yung Tai
Pyung
Top Labor Experts To Watch Strike Picture
The administration formed a watch-dog committee led by Labor Secretary James P. Mitchell to monitor labor disputes that could affect national defense. Delegates from Defense, mediation, and mobilization agencies meet biweekly to anticipate and avert crises, with discussions including New York longshoremen, aircraft industry tensions, and railroad negotiations. Mitchell envisions a chief labor-disputes role, a task once run by John R. Steelman. Attendees included Arthur Fleming, Francis O’Neill Jr., Carl Schedler, Philip Ray Rodgers, and James M. Mitchell.
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Washington
James P. Mitchell
Defense Department
Jevery
Mitchell
New York
White House
John R. Steelman
Truman
Eisenhower
National Defense
Defense
Seven Swedes Drown After Ship Collision Off Bremerhaven
Seven Swedish seamen died when the Swedish steamer Bjorkoe collided with the American Liberty ship Seawind near Bremerhaven. Eighteen survivors were rescued, including a 28 year old Swedish radio operator. The Seawind reported no serious damage or injuries. Port officials and U.S. figures discussed blame and broader security concerns amid wartime tensions.
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Bremerhaven
Germany
Bjoerkoe
Seawind
Harold H. Velde
R-D
Sea Traders
Ws Ee Oun
Political Leaders Comment On New Spy Charges
Washington leaders respond to the spy charge allegations leveled by Brownell against Truman. Truman rejects the claim, accusing Republicans of using headlines after losses in New York and New Jersey. Simpson calls for reopening the White case for investigation. Halleck applauds anti subversive action. Moulder accuses Republicans of McCarthy tactics and poor achievements.
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Washington
Rtt
Herbert Brownell Jr
Truman
Brownell
Harry Dexter White
New York
New Jersey
GOP
House
Charles A. Halleck
Ind
Morgan Moulder
D-Mo
November 7, 1953 Chronicle-Telegram News Items
Chronicle Telegram retrospective notes events from 10, 20, and 30 years ago. Highlights include Britain’s token debt payment plan of 7.5 million dollars on December 15, Marion Crowder named chairman of a Community Chest team, and 1923 Elyrian civic events such as a mayoral race, school board changes, and local flower show preparations.
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Great Britain
United States
Marion Crowder
Harry Hinkson
Asaph R Jones
Gerald S. Martin
Theodore Freese
Frank A. Smith
A. R. Agate
Carlton Squire
Elyrians
Lorain County Fiorists Club
American Legion
LaGrange Senior Crowned Homecoming Queen
Nancy Elizabeth Todd, a LaGrange High senior and Chronicle-Telegram employee, was crowned homecoming queen during halftime of the LaGrange-Eaton game. Her attendants were Gloria Hopkins Mary Ann Myers and Jackie Botamar. Voters placed pennies in milk bottles to choose the queen, with funds supporting the athletic fund per superintendent P H Coontz.
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Nancy Elizabeth Todd
LaGrange High School
LaGrange-Eaton
Miss Todd
Chronicle-Telegram
Richard A Todd
Diagonal Road
Gloria Hopkins
Alden Hopkins
LaGrange
Mary Ann Myers
Glen Myers
Jackie Botamar
Millar Botamar
Penfield
P. H. Coontz
LaGrange School
Plan Boned Issue For Parking Garage Lots
Columbus plans a four million dollar bond issue to finance construction of a metered parking garage and four other city operated parking sites. The issue will cover a 1 425 000 dollar garage to be built downtown next year. The lots will cost about 165 000 and 267 000 with the remainder for future facilities not yet decided.
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Columbus
City O
Five Sailors Killed In Snow Crash On New Jersey Turnpike
Five sailors attached to the USS Nacpahala, based at Norfolk, Virginia, were killed when their northbound car crossed into the southbound lanes during a snowstorm and struck a tractor trailer near Mount Holly on the New Jersey Turnpike. One sailor was critically injured and taken to Burlington County Hospital. The truck driver, EB Jones, 26, of St Petersburg, Florida, survived.
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Mount Holly
N. J
New Jersey Turnpike
Norfolk
Burlington County Hospital
Atnmnd Uat
Vishinsky's Propaganda Charge Spurs UN Debate
Western diplomats dismissed Andrei Vishinsky's pledge not to fund atomic weapons as propaganda while a 14 power proposal kept doors open for Kremlin offers on disarmament. The disarmament commission heard the claim amid deadlock and urged renewed effort, with a vote expected next week. American envoy Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. and Jules Moch prepared to speak as the 12 nation panel reconvenes.
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United Nations
N. Y
Andrei Vishinsky
Russia
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Vishinsky
Henry Cabot
Neverthe Lodge Jr
General Assembly
Security Council
Committee
Reds Blast West Parade On Anniversary In Moscow
Russia marked the 36th anniversary of the Bolshevik revolution with a long Red Square parade. Marshal Bulganin accused Western nations of blocking peace efforts while reiterating Moscow’s call for a just settlement of Germany. He spoke from Lenin’s tomb alongside top government and party leaders. Nearby President Voroshilov echoed the claim that Western attitudes hinder a fair settlement.
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London
Russia
Red Square
Nikolai Bulganin
Lenin
Stalin
Moscow Radio
Soviet Union
Bulganin
Klementi Voroghilov
Germany
Europe
Moscow
Trieste
Italy
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Frome
Balance Sheet of Cold War News This Week
A compact digest notes mixed outcomes in Korea and Europe. It cites limited prisoner exchanges with the United Nations, Soviet triage of international tensions, Trieste riots, and Bulganin's Moscow presidency reception. It also covers shifts in German, Italian, and Philippine political stances and Air Force Reserve policy affecting non veterans.
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Soviet
Russia
United States
Britain
France
Whh
Washington
China
Unitedj
Air Force Reserve Wings
Elpidio Quirino
Ramonfi
Z Magsaysay
Philippines
London
Air Force
Air Force di
Philip
Moscow Radio
Soviet Union
Almn
Hydrogen
Air 3
Hamburg
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
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Chronicle - Telegram
Louis Kolopus
Earl Russell
Catherine Hartman
Miriam Laine
Martha Close
Gottfried
Miraben
Richard M. Simpson
R.a
Congressional Campaign Committee
Jones
St. Petersburg
Fla
Commission
Canada
Assembly
Disarmament Commission
Reds
Voroshilov
Phil Newsom
United Press Foreign News
Korea
Gin
Air Force Reserve
Mkt
Shrpry
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