Burglary Tilts Temple Lumber Co Safe on Griswold Road
A night raid on Temple Lumber Co near Lake Avenue saw thieves blast a safe with explosives and flee with an undetermined amount of cash, estimated between 600 and 31,000. Earl Templeton discovered the break-in at about 7 a.m. Deputy Lloyd Seckt led the investigation, noting the safe appeared drilled with nitroglycerin placed inside.
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Temple Lumber Co
Griswold Road
Lake Avenue
Earl Templeton
Morganstreet
Oberlin
Lloyd Seckt
Elyria High College Night for Juniors and Seniors
Elyria High School plans College Night on December 8 for juniors and seniors and their parents with representatives from Ohio colleges, hospitals, and GM Institute. About 30 college and hospital admissions directors have committed to participate, offering students three preferred college talks. A full list will follow.
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Elyria High School
Ohio
General Motors Institute of
Flint, Mich
Misa Marion Kemble
George Thourot
Gasoline Station Loot Set At $135 In Cash Tires
Paul Eddy reports trespassers broke a window at Sohio Service Station on Lake Avenue and Griswold Road between 9 p.m. and 12 15 a.m. They took three new tires valued at 60 and five recapped tires valued at 50 plus 25 in cash and an unknown amount from another drawer. Deputy sheriffs were assigned to investigate.
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Paul Eddy
Sohio
Lake Avenue
Griswold Road
Eddy
Man Killed as Pedestrian Struck on Route 35 Near Xenia
Greene county resident Ivan E. Ogles, 19, was struck and killed Wednesday night while walking in front of a car on U.S. Route 35 near Xenia. The driver, Willard Hickman, 32, of Xenia, was not held.
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Xenia
D. N
Ivan E. Ogleshee
Greene County
Willard Hickman
Weather Northeastern Ohio Today and Tomorrow
Cloudy and cool today with a high near 50. Partial clearing tonight with cooler temps. Friday looks fair and warmer. Wednesday 40 to 50, no precipitation in the past 24 hours ending 8 p.m. Wednesday. Humidity 8 a.m. Wednesday 76 percent, 8 p.m. 76 percent. Sunrise Thursday 1:14 a.m. Portage, Moonrise 12:21 p.m. Thursday.
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Ohio
Portage
Thureday
Meetmet
Thuming
Newsparrel Rthe
New Car Sales Continue High in Lorain County
County Clerk records show 524 new cars and 423 other vehicles sold in October 1952, with 66 cars and 47 trucks, marking a continued lead in new car sales over the prior year. Deputy Homer Fletcher notes the department’s figures reflect a strong market.
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Lorain Co
Lincoln Re elected CARE Cooperative Leader
Murray D Lincoln president of the Farm Bureau Insurance Companies has been re elected to an eighth term as president of CARE Cooperative for American Remittances Everywhere.
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Columbus
Murray D. Lincoln
Farm Bureau Insurance Companies
Care—Co-Operative
Elyria Township votes again on school bond issue
The Elyria Township Board of Education scheduled a December 29 special election to resubmit a 360000 bond plan for a new school building and site purchase after the prior 55 percent threshold was missed at the November election by two votes. Official counts showed 291 to 240. organizers aim to inform voters and encourage turnout. New voters may register at the Lorain County Board of Elections between November 14 and December 18. the election occurs at regular precincts.
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Elyria Township
Lorain County Board of Elections
C. A. Gibbons
Board of Elections
Third Street
Middle Avenue
Showdown Near For Peace Parley Planners
PANMUNJOM Korea informed sources report a showdown within 48 hours in secret talks between Allied and Communist staff advisors on a Korean peace conference. Thursday’s 55 minute session was their fifth and shortest. another meeting was set for Friday at 1 to 2 a m EST. The talks were described as very businesslike but progress appeared unlikely and the UN promised a public statement if stalled by midweek. The deadlocked issue remains whether Asian neutral nations and Russia participate.
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Panmunjom
Korea
United Nations
Russia
POW Interview Deadlock Halts Red Prisoner Talks
Reds resist interviews of POWs in Korea’s truce zone as C-22 inmates press for explanations and release. A joint subcommittee drafts a letter to Allied and Red authorities while China and Korea clash over interview access and Dec 22 release deadlines amid potential force.
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Panmunjom
Korea
MRC
Red Command
Red
Seoul
South Ko
Cho
Chung Hwan
Snti Red
Inter- Cho
South Korea
North Red Command
Na Jnist
Tions
Tnasamba
Iran Troops Fire on Riot Mob Over Mossadegh Trial
Riots in Tehran after Mossadegh trial as Communist students clash with police. One student killed, another wounded as troops block protests and prevent street parades. Mossadegh denounces the court while security forces tighten control around the university and bazaar.
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Iran
Tehran
Mossadegh
Fegal
Mohammed Mossadeh
Tudeh
Communist Party
Tehran University
Tehran Tehran University
Degh
Sultanabad
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlevi
Intestme
Vinto
Styrene 7
Oberlin postmaster M A Houghton dies at 74 after 37 years service
Morton Andrew Houghton longtime Oberlin postmaster dies at 74 after 37 years in the role plus time in Cleveland. Born 1879 Rice Lake Minnesota he moved to Oberlin as a child and served as postmaster 1902 1923 and 1937 1940 with later community roles including lodge and school board positions. He leaves wife Grace two daughters and several siblings. Funeral arrangements set with Westwood burial and services at the church with obits noting his leadership in local civic groups.
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M.A. Houghton
Oberlin
Morton Andrew Houghton
Allen Hospital
Rice Lake
Minn
Cleveland
McDonald Co
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Houghton
Lorain County
Cooperstown
N. Y
George
Stanley
Ralph
Albion
Mich
Mary Drew
Newark
Oberlin College
Stane Funeral Home
Oberlin Board of Education
Hejsepy Mum
Paswa Vesuv Sanee
Ohio
Sonc
Committee of
Westyears Wood Cemetery
Truman Hints He'll Go On Offensive Soon
Former President Harry S Truman told reporters he is assembling a full presentation of facts in the Harry Dexter White case and plans a strong offensive. He said he will issue two statements at the proper time and expects vindication once all facts are known, while noting no mood for defense. He also mentioned possible travel to South Carolina as part of forthcoming actions.
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New York
Harry S. Truman
Harry Dexter White
Truman
Fork Avenue
Park Avenue
Welde
South Carolina
Velde
Tom C. Clark
Truman Defies Subpena Hearings Before HUAC
Former President Truman refuses to testify before the House Un-American Activities Committee citing constitutional duty and precedents from Washington. The hearing on White’s spy case is postponed. Velde says the subpeonaes for Truman and Byrnes will be pursued and could be reset.
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Washington
INS
Harold H. Velde
R-It
Truman
House Un-American Activities Committee
Velde
United States
the United States
George Washington
Jarrold H. Velde
House UN- American Activities Committee
Harry Dexter ‘White
Herbert Brownell Jr
White
FBI
Treasury
James F. Byrnes
South Carolina
Auusauy
House Committee
Byrnes
Eisenhower
Columbia
Drnumall Ahewind
White House
James C. Hagerty
Cuba First Lady to recount ballots in close mayor race
Havana city election saga continues as Martha Fernandez Batista plans a 10 day Washington visit to recount ballots from November 3 in 15 Havana precincts. She will meet Mrs Eisenhower at tea while publican attorney Alner D Ryan edges out Elmer C Rost by two votes. The count shift reflects the nominal margin changes from unofficial to official tallies amid Rost’s filing for a recount.
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Cuba
U.S
Havana
Martha Fernandez
Elec Batista
Cuban Presttion Board
Deat
Washington
Eisenhower
Cily
Senora Batista
Elmer
White House
Alner D. Ryan
Ryan
Rost
Flemming To Speak At Cleveland Forum
Arthur S. Flemming will address the City Club Forum on "The Defense Problem and Its Cost" in Cleveland. He is director of the Office of Defense Mobilization, a top adviser to President Eisenhower, and on leave from Ohio Wesleyan University at Delaware.
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Cleveland
Arthur S. Flemming
Officer of Defense Mobilization
City Club
Flemming
Eisenhower
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Milan Milan area phone service tariff changes approved
The Public Utilities Commission authorized Northern Ohio Telephone Co. to file new tariffs eliminating tolls between Milan and Norwalk and establishing more comprehensive telephone service for Milan.
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Columbus
Public Utilities Commission
Northern Ohio Telephone Co
Milan
Norwalk
Elyria Draft Board Plans Two December Inductions
Elyria Draft Board No. 72 will send eight men to Cleveland for induction on December 8 and eight for the December 10 pre induction physicals. Catherine McKee, clerk of the board, notes a county total of 19 men for December. Inductees will be classified preparatory to reduction.
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Elyria
Football League TV Radio Policies Upheld
U S District Court judge Allan K Grim upheld the National Football League television and radio policies, dismissing a government anti trust suit. He said pro football is unique and leagues keep teams financially balanced by restricting how much weaker teams can telecast into stronger teams markets. He noted sponsors rarely back games involving weak teams, so the restrictions protect weaker clubs without harming sponsors.
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Philadelphia
U. Sit. District
Allan K. Grim
Grim
Eams
Sague
Lausche Praises Benson Courage in Speech
Ohio Governor Frank Lausche praised Secretary Ezra Taft Benson for courage in defending policies at a convention. Lausche, visiting the Association of Land Grant Colleges, lauded Benson for standing up to pressures and showing intense patriotism. Benson took responsibility for reorganizing the Agriculture Department and abolishing Soil Conservation Service regional offices.
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Columbus
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche Oday
Ezra Taft Benson
Benson
Association of Land- Grant Colleges and Universities
Lausche
Department of Agriculture
Soil Conservation Service
Superstition and caution fuel cautious buyers in ads
Many avoid black cats ladders and Friday the 13th yet seek safe bets. Chronicle-Telegram Want Ads promises satisfaction for buying selling or hiring. Call 4751 for competent courteous ad-taker service.
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Chronicle-Telegram
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