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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1953

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UN to air Korean atrocities vote divided during Armistice week

United Nations Assembly approved by 53 to 5 with two abstentions a request to publicly expose Communist atrocities in Korea. Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge led the demand citing mass murder and violations of international law. The Soviet bloc voted no and India and Guatemala abstained.

United Nations N.Y United Nations Assembly Korea Global Forum Henry Cabot Lodge U.S India Guatemala Selwyn Lloyd Lodge Assembly

Two Elyrians Held In Bootleg Whiskey Probe

Sheriff's deputies seized two pint bottles of illegal whiskey and arrested two Elyria men aged 28 and 35. They were held at the county jail pending action by federal agents after cars were confiscated. Deputy Joseph Guzik and Elyria police Captain Maurice Flood led the arrests yesterday.

Sheriff's Elyria Joseph Guzik Sherff Elyria Police Maurice Flood Guzik

Weather Update for Northeastern Ohio

Partly cloudy this afternoon with cooler temperatures and a high near 88. Conditions turn cloudy with a few snow flurries and winds remaining cool. Forecast includes humidity notes and moonrise times with scattered, unclear data.

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Right Turn on Red Planned at Second and East

Elyria police announce a Right Turn on Red After Stop sign at Second street and East avenue to ease congestion near Third street. Northbound traffic may turn onto Second street after a safety stop, aiding East avenue exits while pedestrians are urged to use west sidewalks and cross at Broad or Fourth streets. Frank Burgess, 62, a farm worker, dies after fighting a fire near Lebanon.

Third Street East Avenue Elyria Police Department Second Street Thord Street Sgt. C. L.J. Cordrey Broad Street Fourth Street Sgt Cordrey Broad and Lebanon Frank Burgess

Armistice Day Service in Ely Park Observed

American Legion Post 12 led an Armistice Day observance in Ely Park at 1 o clock with about 30 men and 1 woman. The ceremony included a lowered flag to half staff a moment of silence a three volley salute taps and brief remarks by Rev James H Siward former chaplain. A wreath was placed by Mrs Albert Wirth and Mrs Mary Harper accompanied by Legion officials.

American Legion Albert Wirth Elyria Park Legion The Legion Auxiliary Gold Star Ely Park American Legion Post 12 Mary Harper American Legion Aunillary F. P Dirlam Elyria American Legion Post 12 J. Grant Keys George Green, Jr James H. Siward Herman Borchers

Route 113 Traffic Directed To Avoid Sidewalk Project

Elyria police chief announces Route 113 rerouting due to sidewalk repairs on West Bridge Street over Black River. Traffic will detour via West Street Huron to Lodi to Chestnut and East Avenue areas. detour affects east and westbound through traffic until repairs complete.

Route 113 Cty Elyria A E. Boggs West Bridge Street Black River West Street Huron Street Lodi Street Chestnut Street Third Street East Avenue Second Street Cedar Street Broad Street 113 West Avenue

Financier Harrison Williams Dies At 81 In Brookville New York

The storied Elyria utilities financier Harrison C Williams aged 81 died at his Brookville New York home. Born March 16 1873 in Avon he rose to lead North American public utilities and built a vast fortune by controlling early transit and power concerns. His life included a second marriage to Mona Strader Bush and a noted association with Burton Holmes.

Harrison c. Williams Brookville N.Y Avon Williams Elyma Elyma High School E. E. Williams First National Bank Porter Zella Seymour Baldwin Endley Laundon West Avenue Third Street Bean, Koama We Games Straw Stacks Marks Road Corp Truelson East Airlife Lewis Road Just & Pean Burton Holmes Marria D.ned Mona Strader Bush Earl Columbia Township Joseph Guzik Con Ray Warren Elyria Mark Booth Cleve Manufacturing Companies

Naval Reservists to Receive Commandant's Trophy in Lorain

Division 4105 of the Lorain Naval Reserve Training Center will receive the Commandant's Trophy for the Fourth Naval District Tuesday at p.m. Admiral DeKay will present it to Lt Cmdr Robert E B Boylan. The unit is also the national Forrestal Trophy winner, to be presented in December. The ceremony includes radio and TV coverage and attendees such as lawmakers and Lorain Mayor John Jaworski.

Fourth Naval District Lorain Naval Reserve Training Center Naval Reserve Robert EB. Boylan Co. G. DeKay Bureau of Supplies and Accounts Cleveland Secretary of the Navy Frank Lausche Naval Reserve Division John Jaworski Lorain Friends of

County panel hears report on juvenile detention home

About 25 members of the county steering committee met at the YMCA to hear Hugh Reed of the National Probation and Parole Commission interpret a local situation report on a juvenile detention home. Reed offered site, construction, and design recommendations as the first comprehensive county briefing.

YMCA Hugh Reed Midwest National Probation and Parole Commission Reed N. Norman Frank Lorain

Lipscomb Wins California Special Congressional Race

Republican Glenard Lipscomb captures the 24th District seat in Los Angeles with 42 880 votes to 34 545 for Democrat George Arnold. The victory widens GOP House edge to 219 215 1, with Lipscomb praising Eisenhower administration progress and taking over Poulson's seat.

Los Angeles Cali Glenard P. Lipscomb 24Th Wisconsin New Jersey New York Lipscomb George L. Arnold John Collier Irving Markheam Harry Dexter White White Truman House of Representatives House Washington Collier Arnold Markheim Republican National Committee Leonard W. Hail Eisenhower Norris Poulson Poulson Fletcher Bowron

Eisenhower questions Truman and Clark subpoenas

President Eisenhower said Truman and Associate Justice Tom C Clark should not be subpoenaed by HUAC and doubted Truman knowingly appointed a Communist spy to public office. He called the conclusion inconceivable and suggested the White case inquiry might be dropped, pending Rep Harold H Velde. Wat Mortain Wat

Washington Eisenhower Truman Tom C. Clark House Un-American Activities Committee Chef Publ United States Harry Dexter White Rep Harold H. Velde R-Wil House Committee Chnois Mortain

Subpena Row Roils Truman Claims In Congress Probe

House Un-American Activities members press Truman allies and ex officials over subpoenas in a White spy case flare. Harold Velde says Truman and James Byrnes may appear. Eisenhower backs Brownell, while McCarthy urges access to the record. Byrnes denies delaying witnesses.

SUN Washington House American Activities Committee Truman Harold H. Velde James F. Byrnes South Carolia Eisenhower of State Harry S. Truman Harry Dexter Supreme Court White Clark Jingly House Committee Herbert Brownell Jr Chicago FBI Russia Byrnes Arene Ubpenaed Harry Truman Boum Lawrence Newton Beatwald Navy Missouti Walkdorf Astoria New York Troma Qras Mhpene Monse UN American Activities Conmittes Barry Dexten White

Thief Bound Over After Park City Grill Burglary

William Roll, 23, of Island Road, is bound to the grand jury by Justice C. C. Lord on a grand larceny charge for allegedly stealing 1400 dollars from Nick's Grill at Routes 113 and 58. He was said to have escaped with cash from behind the car and a cash register after a late night break in.

William Roll Island Road C. C. Lord Nick David Davis Davis Karen Depu

May Ask Election On School Bond Beaten By One Vote

Elyria Township Board of Education plans to try again tonight to schedule a special election on a $360000 bond for a new fireproof school building and extra site. The defeat by one vote followed a 2 239 tally and a late December ballot is likely if a re vote is approved. Arnold Keller, absent last night, joked he was the one who cost the defeat. The firm Squire Sanders and Dempsey verified state law allows one special election per year.

Elyria Township Arnold Keller Lorain County Farm Bureau Gibbons Squire, Sanders and Dempsey Cleveland

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