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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1954

Page

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Planes In Asia May Get Fighter Escorts

Secretary of State John Foster Dulles said the United States is considering fighter escorts for American planes in the Far East to prevent a repeat of Sunday's Soviet MiG attack that shot down a U S B 29 over northern Japan.

Chester Barbara Feith Anthony Feith Barbara Sigfredo Angula International Soundphoto Washington John Foster Dulles United States Far East U.S Japan

Russian Charges Rejected in Moscow Anniversary Row

Senate Republicans blasted Ambassador Bohlen for toasting Russia's leaders after a Soviet MIG downed an American B 29 near Japanese territory. General Hull condemned Soviet charges that the plane was celebratory. Knowland warned Bohlen may have known of the attack beforehand, while Bridges urged sterner measures to protect airmen.

Washington Senate U. S Charles E. Bohlen Russia Japan GOP William F. Washington INS Joseph R. McCarthy Knowland Calif Arthur V. Watkins A. Foicane Ji ‘ J Jt Utah Sen Styles Bridges N.H Dent Pro Tempore Bohlen Malenkov Molotov Chang Wen Tien

McCarthy Watkins clash delays censure action in Senate

Sen Wayne Morse accuses McCarthy of an inexcusable attack on Watkins as the six member committee's censure recommendation sits moot. Monday's session opened with memorials for senators who died since August, while talks on deletions and revisions to the committee report unfold amid personal jabs and procedural objections.

Wayne Morse Oreg McCarthy Watkins Senate Wisconsinite. Deleste Ralph W. Zwicker South Amherst Henry Garland Eva Washburn

Saxbe May Run For Governor Amid Talk Of Candidacy

Speaker of the Ohio House William Saxbe said he is seriously considering running for governor in the 1556 elections. In Michigan Grand Rapids resident Aarey H Lyons plans to stay active, working at a service station and aiming to continue working until age 100.

Columbus Wiliam Saxbe Ohio House of Representatives Grand Rapids, Mich Aarey H. Lyons Grand Rapids

Warships To Rescue North Indo Refugees

France ordered seven warships to Haiphong in Indochina to rescue thousands of Roman Catholic Vietnamese fleeing Communist persecution. Reports say 20,000 to 40,000 Catholics seek escape by sea, sparked by religious crackdowns after the Geneva cease-fire line. The carrier Bois Belleau Wood led the mission as 4,000 were saved from rising tides at a sandbank refuge.

Saigon Indochina France Here Cancerat Geneva Coass Haiphong Bois Belleau Wood Medina Williams Ho Chi Minh Medina County Hanoi Leonard R. Delong Bryan Inter l Myland L John Popa Jr Trumbull County Popa Ndenensne

Two New Polio Cases Reported in County

Lorain County health commissioner Dr. Marion Fisher announced two new poliomyelitis cases, bringing the annual total to four. On the Cleveland City Hospital danger list is Mrs. Edwin Segert of New London route three, a 32 year old mother of two.

Charles Logar Lorain Michael Lopatkovich Gates Hospital Michael Cleveland Hospital Elyria Lorain County Marion Fisher Cleveland City Hospital Edwin Segert R.D New London Wrenesa En

Two Fire Victims Poor and Fair in Lorain Tragedy

A Lorain family fire left Amos Jackson dead and Matty Jackson and infant Arnelle Jackson severely burned. Matty is listed poor, Arnelle fair, at St. Joseph Hospital. Freddie Jackson, age three, died from second and third degree burns after the blaze at 1826 West 20th Street. Funeral for Freddie will be at Finley Mortuary with burial in Elmwood Cemetery.

Lorain St. Joseph Hospital Mattie Jackson West 20Th St Amos National Freddie St. Joseph Finley Mortuary Whiteside Second Baptist Church Elmwood Cemetery

Chronicle-Telegram Christmas Lighting Contest Offers Prizes

The Chronicle-Telegram announces its third annual Christmas lighting contest with three classes for decorations. Prizes of 25 15 and 10 dollars go to top entries in classes one and two, while class three honors churches institutions and industry. Entries due December 15 with displays lit 6 30 p m to 11 p m December 20 to 27 for judging.

Chronicle-Telegram Chronicle- Telegram Elyria Ridgeville

Duke Denies German Charge

European General Manager Kingsbury Smith reports the British government released German World War Two records in which the Duke of Windsor is named as a source for Allied plans. The former king, in London, telephoned to say he never met or had any connection with the German who was quoted. A German spy organizer claimed he might have lines leading to the Duke.

Kingsbury Smith Paris Duke of Windsor Edward VII London Count Julius von Zech- Burkersroda Netherlands

Oberlin Senior Sees Russia Writes About It

Oberlin College senior Clark Olsen toured the Soviet Union as a student representative and will publish a three part Chronicle Telegram series beginning tomorrow. He also took accompanying photos in Kasia showcasing daily life and attitudes in modern Russia.

Oberlin Russia Clark Olsen Oberlin College Olsen Chronicle ‘Telegram Kasia

Benders Margin Reduced After County Error

Secretary of State Ted W. Brown said an error in Mahoning County worksheets reduced George H. Bender’s margin over Sen. Thomas A. Burke by about 2,268 votes, cutting unofficial lead from 9,335 to around 7,000. Official totals from 46 counties show Burke down 185, with 194 fewer for Rep. Burke.

Columbus Ted W. Brown Mahoning County George H. Bender Thomas A. Burke Brown Bender Burke Cleveland Summit Summit County Lucas County Clark County Youngston Guvahoga Hamilton

Uruguay Finds Oi Fuel Strike Report Delayed

ANCAP announced today a strike at Unu guay with fuel supply impact. The discovery location uncertain and details remain unreported. The notice references San Gregorio and a distance of 170 miles north of Montevideo. The government monopoly did not provide further clarification.

Uruguay Montevideo ANCAP Unuguay San Gregorio Here

Friend Of Marilyn Testifies In Murder Trial

Nancy Ahern, a friend of Marilyn Sheppard, testified that Marilyn confided marital difficulties with Dr. Sam Sheppard in April and described plans of divorce. She said Marilyn was the last to see her alive before the July 4 murder and that she double-locked the front door hours earlier.

Jack Lotto Cleveland Marilyn Sheppard Nancy Ahern Samuel H. Sheppard Cleveland

Friend of Sheppard questioned in murder probe

Cleveland police questioned a long-time friend of Dr. Sam Sheppard as investigators checked out statements amid the trial for the death of Marilyn Sheppard. Neighbors described Sheppard as a kind man while testimony depicted him as a good, decent husband amid a chaotic night and pre-dawn events on July 4.

Sam Susan Hayes Nancy Ahern California Sheppard Don de Osteopath Brobers International Sheppards Bay Village Esther Houk Spencer Houk INS Don Ahern Society Osteopath Ahern Marilyn Sheppard Nancy Sheppard Lake Erie Sheppard Gaims Be Knife

Testimony Recounts Marilyn Sheppard Statements in Trial

Under questioning, a witness describes marital tensions cited as arising after a 1954 California trip. The defense objects as hearsay but the court allows the line of questioning to continue, with Marilyn Sheppard mentioned in conversations about divorce and relationships and a proposed reunion with Dr Sheppard.

Tom Parrino Sheppards California Marilyn Sheppard Charilyn Sheppard Corrigan William Corrigan Edward Blythin Fred) Garmone Sheppard Dr. Sheppard Los Angeles Randall Chapman Chapman

Where To Turn Filipino Says Thanks Aroberst Corics Death

Lorain News notes the entertainment page and hospital notes with brief items on records, livestock market, and local notices. The fragment references a Filipino expressed thanks and mentions death records down through the years, amid page miscellany.

Aroberst Lorain

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