UN forces repulse Chinese raid on Korean front
In Korea a night Soviet assault west of Bunker Hill was halted by Allied fire. UN tanks, fighter bombers, and napalm hit troop centers at Wonchon Kyomipo and Chaeryong, destroying about 83 buildings. Ground fighting eased after a massive shelling near Sniper Ridge and Kumhwa left the Communists withdrawing.
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Seoul
Korea
Bunker Hill
United Nations
Panmunjom
North Korea
Wonchon
Kyomipo
Chaeryong
Triangle Hill
Sniper Ridge
Kumhwa
Sniper Ridge J
Eisenhower to Name Liaison Aides for Washington
President elect Dwight D. Eisenhower will announce the personal representatives who will sit in for him in Washington on high level conferences. The appointees will meet outgoing State and Defense officials and prepare for talks with President Truman around November 17. Ike plans a top to bottom cabinet cleanout but may retain veteran civil servants who run the government.
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Augusta
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Washington
State and Defense Departments
Bureau of the Budget
Eisenhower
White House
Truman
Augusta National Golf Club
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Golf Club
Bon Air Hotel
Three Heifers Hit By Car Near Vermilion
In Lorain county at 10 45 last night a car driven by Donald W Kneisel 20 of Vermilion RD 1 sustained front end damage when three Holstein heifers ran across East River road two miles south of Highway 6. The animals with broken legs were butchered after the wreck.
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Lorain
Donald W. Kneisel
R.D. 1
Auto-Train Crash Kills Four Near Toledo
Four people died and a fifth was critically injured in an auto-train collision at a railroad crossing near Toledo. Victims identified include Madge Peck 31 of Beckley West Virginia Mary Dodd 37 of Glen White Virginia Calvin Holmes 28 of Bethel Springs Tennessee Darrell J Stout 26 Toledo driver and Charles Holmes unknown age of Bethel Tennessee critically injured at Maumee Hospital.
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Toledo
Madge Peck
Beckley
W. Va
Mary Dodd
Glen White
Calvin Holmes
Bethel Springs Tenn
Darrell J. Stout
Charles Holmes
Bethel, Tenn
Maumee
Northeastern Ohio Weather Forecast Update
Forecast for Northeastern Ohio calls for fair tonight with a low near 40. Sunday will be cloudy and mild in the morning, then showers, windy and turning colder in the afternoon.
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Ohio
Dewey Seen as Possible Cabinet Pick for Eisenhower
Washington reports say Governor Thomas E. Dewey does not seek a cabinet post but associates believe he would accept if Eisenhower asked. Other contenders include John Foster Dulles for Secretary of State and Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. for Defense. Senate leadership races loom as Bridges may yield to Saltonstall or Knowland.
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Washington
Thomas E. Dewey
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
New York
Dewey
GOP
John Foster Dules
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
R-Mass
Defense Department
Lodge
Senate
Sherman Adams
New Hampshire
White House
Congress
Lenis
Yles Bridges
Bridges
Sens
Leverett Saltonsall
Mass
William F. Knowland
Cal
Two Hurt In Route 18 Crash West Of Wellington
Two persons were injured and two cars damaged when a two car and truck collision occurred on Route 18 about four and two tenths miles west of Wellington at 6 15 last night. Jane Moore 18 of Wellington and Charles Croskey 23 of Wellington were injured. Croskey suffered a severe bruise under the left knee and Moore had abrasions to the right leg and a mouth cut. The crash happened as a stalled truck on the grade prompted vehicles to slow. Croskey moved left in response to a signal and collided with an east bound semi truck. Lindberg 24 of Hartville and a second truck were also damaged. The Chicago man William I McAtee 28 drove the stalled truck.
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Wellington
Jane Moore
R.D. 1
Ina
Charles R. Croskey
North Main Street
Miss Moore
Croskey
State Highway Patrol
Charles D. Lindberg
Route 1
Hartville
Lindberg
William I. McAtee
Nebraska Avenue
Chicago
State Laws In Civil Defense Warned By Ohio Committee
Columbus The Civil Defense Committee of the Ohio Program Commission warned that the state lags local governments in civil defense prep. A report to the full commission says if enemy bombs hit critical targets there would be no organized movement of people and materials to save lives or protect property after initial destruction. The lack of state planning is a principal delay factor.
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Columbus
Civil Defense Committee
Ohio Program Commission
Full Commission
Winterize Your Car Ad Sparks Local Reminder
Economy Motors at 101 Broad Street urges readers to winterize their vehicles as cold weather approaches. The full page insert highlights timing and services available, aiming to prepare cars for hazardous conditions and save on future repairs.
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Economy Motors
Broad S& Adv
Officer Killed Aiding Soldiers In Grenade Area Fort Dix Tale
First Lt. Leo J. Rogers of Nashua New Hampshire was killed at Fort Dix New Jersey when he led a detachment from a grenade strewn area to fight a brush fire. Three enlisted men Herbert Siegel Patrick Riley and Wilbert Wilson were wounded by exploding ordnance during an infiltration drill. Fort Dix public information officer Captain Harry Lapham said Rogers ordered his men out after the blaze and the column entered a training area where grenades were being hurled.
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Fort DIX
N. J
Leo J. Rogers
Nashua
N. H
Herbert B. Siegel
Dorchester
Mass
Patrick D. Riley
New York City
Wilbert F. Wilson
Harry Lapham
Rodgers
Wafd Defies Premier by Retaining Nahas as Honorary Leader
In Cairo the Wafd party resisted Gen. Mohammed Naguib's demand to remove Mustapha El Nahas from the active presidency. After bitter opposition the party relented and named Nahas honorary president, reinforcing its defiance on the issue.
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Cairo
Egypt
Wafd
Mohammed Naguib
Mustapha el Nahas
Naguib
Nahas
Gold Star Mothers to lay wreath on Armistice Day
The Elyria j chapter of Gold Star Mothers will place a wreath at the memorial on the court house lawn. All Gold Star Mothers are asked to be present for the ceremony at 11 a.m.
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Elyria J
Court House
Gold Star
Jil A.m
May Call Assembly For Prison Problems Study
Gov. Frank J. Lausche plans to meet legislative leaders next Wednesday to decide on a special session to discuss Ohio prison issues. Cabinet members approved expanding Marion Training School to 1,500 inmates, with current $3,250,000 spend to add 70 beds. Additional funds include $1,450,000 at Lima Hospital for the Criminally Insane for 260 more inmates and $100,000 at Roseville Brick Plant for 100 prisoners. The Ohio Highway Study Committee urged raising $36,000,000 yearly from gasoline and truck licenses, proposing a one cent gas tax and a $20,000,000 boost in truck fees, opposed by trucking interests.
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Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio General Assembly
Ohio Penitentiary
Marion
Lausche
Lima State Hospital
Roseville
Ohio Highway Study Committee
Ohio Program Commission
Ohio
Acheson Assures West on U S Foreign Policy
At United Nations New York Secretary of State Dean Acheson moved to reassure Western powers that U S policy remains unchanged after the Republican victory. He planned talks with French Foreign Minister Robert Schuman and British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden amid questions on Tunisia Morocco and Korea policy.
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United Nations
N.Y
Dean Acheson
United States
Acheson
Robert Schuman
Anthony Eden
New York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Schuman
France
Tunisia
Morocco
U.S
Eisenhower Eyes Unified Foreign Aid Under One Agency
Washington reports a strong bloc of economists and GOP leaders expect Eisenhower to reorganize foreign aid by consolidating control under a single agency. Paul Hoffman, adviser and former ECA head, pushes for centralized oversight as the outgoing administration cites about 7.5 billion dollars for fiscal 1954 across military technical and economic assistance.
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Washington
Dwight D Eisenhower
GOP
Eisenhower
Paul G Hoffman
Ford Foundation
Hoffman
Economic Cooperation Agency
ECA
White House
Mutual Security Agency
State, Treasury, Commerce and Defense Departments
United States
Truman
Report Not Confirmed Or Denied
Washington reports that the Atomic Energy Commission would not confirm or deny a hydrogen bomb test at Eniwetok. An eyewitness described a brilliant light and cannon like bang, with speculation the blast could have vaporized the atoll though officials warned no details are released during operations.
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Washington
United States
Eniwetok
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Pacific Proving Ground
Los Angeles Examiner
Examiner
Chris Clausen
Islaands
Atoll
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
West Germany faces Arab ultimatum over Israel reparations
Cairo reports seven Arab states threaten to cut economic ties unless Bonn renounces the $175 million German Israeli reparations pledge by Sunday. Egyptian Premier Naguib says the Arab League regards the restitution deal as a greater threat than lost trade, delivering the ultimatum to Germany's ambassador.
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Cairo
Egypt
West Germany
Israel
Arab League
Bonn
Nce
Guenther Pawelke
Mohammed Naguib
Naguib
Fire destroys Wire Edge Corp. plant in Cleveland
A pre dawn blaze gutted the Wire Edge Corp plant in Cleveland. Firefighters battled to stop the flames from reaching nearby structures as damages reached about 40000 dollars.
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Cleveland
Wire Edge Corp
Ship Sinks Paralyzing Big Harbor
A Panamanian freighter the Faustus Sark sank in the Rhine approach after a night gale pushed it over a breakwater, paralyzing Western Europe's largest harbor complex in Rotterdam. The incident halted movement of ocean liners tankers and freighters while authorities determine the sunken wreck’s exact position.
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London
Rotterdam
Europe
Rhine River
North Sea
Netherlands
Hold Car Driver After Collision On Route 254
Charles L. Dillon, 38, of 82 Broad Street, held in county jail after a two-vehicle crash on Route 254 near Route 57. Dillon was treated for a forehead laceration and hand injury after his car struck a bus driven by Woodrow Claus, 37, of Lorain. Four bus passengers were shaken. Two youths were hospitalized after a separate crash on Root Road near Route 20. Raymond Barnes, 19, a soldier, and James ReyEngland, 18, were treated for head and leg injuries. Richard P. Storing, 25, of 625 Middle Avenue, damaged his car in a Route 113 crash after hitting a bridge abutment and guard rail. Cars driven by Robert Taylor and C. J. Lowther damaged in a Route 20 76 gasoline-station collision. Bryant Davidson, 914 Cleveland Street, suffered arm burns when struck by a car that did not stop near the Bendix plant.
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Charles L. Dillon
Dillon
Woodrow Claus
Lorain
Sheriff's Deputies
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Root Road
Raymond Barnes
Route 76
Elyria
James Reyengland
Jaycox Road
Richard P Storing
625 Middle Avenue
Storing
Robert Taylor
North Ridge Road
C. J Lowther
Wallace Blvd
Sheriff's Department
Bryant Davidson
Cleveland Street
Bendix Plant
Appoints New Chief of Army Engineers
Army Secretary Frank Crace Jr announced Maj. Gen. Samuel BD Sturgis Jr as chief of Army engineers effective December 1. He will replace Lt. Gen. Lewis A. Pick who retires November 30. Sturgis currently commands the Communications Zone of the US Army in Europe and will take the engineers post as soon as he winds down his current duties.
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Washington
Frank Crace, Jr
Samuel BD. Sturgis, Jr
Army Engineers
Sturgis
Lewis A. Pick
US Army
Europe
Queen Gets New Name In Ontario Native Naming
In northwestern Ontario Ojibway people have named Queen Elizabeth II Oge mah meaning The big, big boss a missionary reports. The report notes the new name reflects reverence and local language use.
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Stratford
Capacious Cave Highlighted in Kentucky
A Kentucky cavern known as Capacious Cave spans about ten miles but requires extensive travel to explore its chambers rivers and cataracts. The Star chamber soars seventy feet high and guides help prevent visitors from getting lost. For missing items, advertise in the Chronicle Telegram Want Ads by dialing 4751 Monday morning to reach a courteous ad taker.
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Mammoth Cave
Kentucky
Chronicle-Telegram
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