Talks May Delay IKEs Korea Trip
Three Republican senators predicted the 83rd Congress will back current U S defense and foreign aid programs. They expect a thorough House and Senate review to seek economies, with focus on military budget efficiency and aid effectiveness as Truman’s 1954 budget looms.
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Washington
83Rd
Congress
U. S
House
Senate
Sen
John Sherman Cooper
R.ky
Hickenlooper
Reds Raise Ridge Peak Crest for 14th Time
In Korea near Sniper Ridge Allied and Chinese forces clash as over 1,000 Chinese troops surge from bunkers to retake the crest for the 14th time amid snow and ice. Fifth Air Force reports 130 buildings destroyed and RAF support patrols engage MIGs in the area.
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Seoul
Korea
Korean
Pyongyang
Kuni
Fifth Air Force
North Korea
Suan
Republic of Korea
Navy Plane Reported Down With 11 Aboard
A large rescue effort rushed to the rugged Olympic Mountains near Shelton Washington after a four engine Privateer patrol craft with 11 aboard was believed down in Olym pic National Forest. First reports came at 6 43 p.m. Wednesday after it left Sand Point NAS Seattle at 6 11 p.m.
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Wash
Olympic Mountains
Olympic National Forest
Here
Thirteenth Naval District
Seattle
Sand Point Naval Air Station
Court of Appeals Affirms Mazur Victory in Real Estate Suit
The Court of Appeals today upheld Judge John Pincura’s judgment for Joseph Mazur of Lorain in a specific performance contract dispute with Joseph Hujar. The court also rejected Avon Lake Village’s appeal in the Lake Breeze allotment case, as the village was not a party to the original action by Carlton Sabin and Hope Bagger.
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Court of Appeals Today
John Pincura
Joseph Mazur
Lorain
Joseph Hujar
Avon Lake Village
Common Pleas
Lake Breeze
Avon Lake
Asmuch
Carlton Sabin
Hope Bagger
Bricker Promises AEC Probe Into Eniwetok Letters
Senator John Bricker pledges a Joint Atomic Energy Committee investigation into the publication of letters describing recent atomic explosions near Eniwetok in the Pacific. The move signals a federal inquiry into disclosure of sensitive test information.
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Columbus W.P
John W. Bricker
Joint Atomic Energy Committee
Eniwetok
Pacific
Ohio Weather: Fair Tonight Then Cloudy With Showers
Ohio forecasts fair conditions with a low tonight near 32 to 46 degrees. Clouds increase Friday as temperatures rise and scattered showers develop, especially in the western area by night.
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Ohio
Winterize Your Car at Economy Motors
Local ad urges car owners to service and winterize vehicles at Economy Motors located at 101 Broad Studv. The brief promotes seasonal maintenance to prepare for cold weather driving conditions.
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Economy Motors
Broad Studv
Hunters Warned Fire Hazard Is Very Great
Farmers tell Chronicle Telegram hunters refuse to trespass on dry fields and woods as fire risk rises. Spokesmen cite torn signs left gates open and careless use of matches and cigarettes. Many farms will close to hunting to protect property.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Faces Serious Charge Bail Set At 5000
Jesse Maltos age 42 of 1908 Central avenue Cleveland is jailed on 5000 bail awaiting grand jury on charges of pandering and compelling a 21 year old Cleveland woman into prostitution in Lorain. He allegedly brought the woman to Lorain around November 1 for immoral purposes. Bound to the Lorain municipal court grand jury.
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Jesse Maltos
Central Avenue
Cleveland
Lorain
Maltos
Ward Wins Interim Coroner Seat After Write-In Votes
Lorain county board of elections ruled Dr. S C Ward is the coroner for the interim period from Nov 4 to Jan 1, after 43 write-in votes. Opponent Dr. Paul Tillman received 14 write-ins. prior Monday appointment favored Tillman on party lines.
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Lorain
Ward
Tillman
R. J. Fortney
J. Norman Thompson
Oscar Dunn
Elyria High Student Injured In Alley Car Collision
Elyria High School student Howard Sittinger aged 17 of 1615 Lake Avenue suffered a fractured left arm after colliding with a car driven by Kenneth A. Schmitz of 514 West River Street on Fifth Street alley near the school playground yesterday afternoon. He was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital where the fracture was reduced.
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Howard Sittinger
Lake Avenue
Elyria High School
Kenneth A. Schmitz
West River Street
Fifth Street
Sittinger
Elyria i Memorial Hospital
Columbus bids sought for Hoover Dam across Big Walnut
City officials announced contracts for a $16,000,000 Hoover Dam project across Big Walnut Creek to create a reservoir for the water supply will be opened three weeks from today. The plan aims to boost local water capacity and secure long term supply for Columbus.
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Columbus
Big Walnut Creek
Nationalist China warns against POW transfer plan
Nationalist China warned that a temporary transfer of Korean war prisoners to neutral territory could merely delay forced repatriation by the Communists. Foreign Minister Yeh told the United Nations General Assembly that the Indian plan to set up a neutral island for prisoners would amount to a delay and would be controlled by a UN commission.
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N. Y
China
George K. C. Yeh
United Nations General Assembly
Korea
Court Upholds Elyria Farm Trucker Sentence
The Ohio Supreme Court affirmed Seth Ingersoll's sentence for using his farm truck for nonfarm work. It held no law permits a farmer to use a farm truck for personal transportation to work or from home to the farm.
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Elyria
Columbus
State Supreme Court
Seth Ingersoll
Passenger Hurt and Driver Held After Elyria Crash
A 12 40 a m Sugar Ridge road crash injured Carl Calkins 50 of 514 Cleveland street a passenger and led to the arrest of driver Leland Steinhoff 33 of 118 Williams street held pending investigation. Steinhoff who drove a car owned by Niles H Johnson 122 Rush street left the road struck a tree near the Nathan Williams property a half mile east of Elyria. Calkins received facial lacerations and a possible fractured elbow at Elyria Memorial Hospital. A guy wire torn loose in the crash damaged Williams car and broke its top as he arrived shortly after.
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Sugar Ridge Road
Carl Calkins
Cleveland Street
Leland Steinhoff
Williams Street
Steinhoff
Niles H. Johnson
Rush Street
Nathan Williams
Elyria
Calkins
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Williams
Union Plans To Resume H Bomb Plant Picketing
AUGUSTA Georgia work at the atomic energy project continued as a union seeks to restart picketing after management rejected a labor dispute settlement. Union leaders warned of renewed lines if a sub contractor refuses the negotiated proposal. Joseph M Garvin said the federation would re establish picket lines soon likely within two days.
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Augusta
American Federation of Technical Engineers
Joseph M. Garvin
Bird Warms Up Nest In Marshfield Hotel Fire
A sparrow snatched a lit cigarette and dropped the glowing butt into a nest on an awning at the Montreal Hotel in Marshfield Wisconsin. The blaze burned out the bird and caused about 500 dollars in hotel damage.
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Marshfield
Wis
Montreal
Where To Turn Page Amherst 34 Books 25 Calendar of Events
Local listings enumerate Amherst and Elyria venues with sections on books, events, theater, and hospital notes. Readers can scan for regional notices and upcoming shows in the Suburban Calendar and Oberlin pages.
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Elyria
Oberlin
Society
Voice of the People
Wellington
MacArthur Files Taken From Vault
The Army moved Gen. Douglas MacArthur’s files from a Brooklyn vault to the military district of New York. Lt. Gen. Willis O. Crittenberger was instructed to custody the 32 packing cases and make them generally accessible to those with a direct interest. The transfer occurred with MacArthur’s knowledge and full access maintained for him.
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Army
Douglas MacArthur
Brooklyn
MacArthur
Far Eastern
Japan
Willis O. Crittenberger
First Army
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Military District of
Manhattan
Frank Pace Jr
Washington
Crittenberger
Pentagon
Thief Steals $106 From Lee's Radio Shop Cash Box
Police investigate a break in at Lee's Radio Shop on Dept Street. Owner Lee Mull discovered at 10 am that $106 was taken from a cash box after finding a desk drawer forced and the cash box opened. William Ludwig reported the店 doors were locked when he opened at 7:45 am. Investigator James Higzie is on the case.
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Lee
Dept Street
Lee Mull
William Ludwig
James Higzie
Mull
Irish Judge's Daughter Slain in Belfast
The 19 year old daughter of a Northern Ireland high court judge, Lancelot E Curran, was found murdered near her home in Belfast amid possible IRA revenge motives. Police investigate links to nationalist violence surrounding Curran. Also promotes Jefferson Jr High School drama production See How They Run with reserve tickets at The Bell Co for Friday and Saturday, November 14 and 15.
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Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
Lancelot E. Curran
Northern Ireland High Court of Justice
Jefferson Jr. High School
The
Bell Co
Adv
Lausche backs special session on Ohio prison expansion
Governor Frank Lausche said he favors a special session to consider an 8.5 million plan to expand Ohio’s prison system. He discussed the proposal with General Assembly leaders, but enthusiasm appeared limited as the Jan. 9 regular session nears. The plan includes new facilities, upgrades, and a shift of Ohio Penitentiary to a receiving center for hardened inmates.
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Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
General Assembly
Lausche
Ohio Penitentiary
Hallowe'en Night
John H. Lamneck
Lebanon Honor Farm
Welfare Department
Marion Institution
Lamneck
Ralph W. Alvis
Arthur Glattke
Code Revision Commission
Ships Collide 26 Miles NW of Lorain on Lake Erie
The Coast Guard reported two steamers, the Philip Minch and the George Crawford, collided before dawn about 26 miles northwest of Lorain. No call for assistance was made, indicating only minor damage. The Minch is owned by Kiniman Transit Co and the Crawford by the Pittsburgh Steamship Co.
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Cleveland
Coast Guard
Philip Minch
George C. Crawford
Lorain
Minch
The
Kinsman Transit Co
Crawford i
Pittsburgh Steamship Co
Three Cabinet Members to Attend Truman Eisenhower Talks
Secretary of State Dean Acheson and at least two other cabinet officers will sit in on the White House talks with President Truman and President elect Eisenhower. Lovett Snyder and Acheson form the Truman team. Lodge and Dodge expected with Eisenhower. The session is set for Tuesday at 2 p.m. EST and aims to plan quick consults on emerging Cold War crises without sharing major policy decisions.
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Dean Acheson
White House
Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Mr. Truman
Acheson
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Defense
Robert A. Lovett
Treasury
John W. Snyder
Eisenhower
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
R Mass
Detroit
Joseph M. Dodge
Augusta
Hisenhower
Korea
Iran
Indo-China
Europe
Thomas E. Dewey
E.s.t. Eisenhower
Sen
Alexander Wiley
R.wis
Wiley
United Nations General Assembly
Robert A. Taft
R-O
Hagerty
L Eisenhower
New York City
Commodore Hotel
Murray Funeral Draws Thousands in Pittsburgh
A solemn Requiem Mass for Philip Murray drew about 2,200 attendees at St. Pauls Cathedral in Pittsburgh. Officials from government, union and industry joined immigrants in honoring the COI leader whose early life began in the Western Pennsylvania coal fields. Burial took place at St Anne's Cemetery as his birthplace backstory was recalled.
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Pittsburgh
Philip Murray
Congress of Industrial Organizations
St. Paul’s
St Anne's
Henry A. Carlin
South Africa Court Rules Malan Law Unconstitutional
The Supreme Court at Bloemfontein declares Premier Daniel Malan's Parliament veto over court decisions unconstitutional. The ruling undermines the white supremacist program and may delay further Jim Crow legislation as opposition parties and Torch Commando had challenged the law. The decision comes amid rising racial tension and a UN General Assembly condemnation.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
South African Supreme Court
Daniel F. Malan
Malan
Supreme Court
Blomfontein
Eisenhower Korea trip may be delayed to late November
President-elect Eisenhower aims to visit Korea soon to discuss using South Korean troops and a possible peace, but sources say travel could wait until late November or December. Key meetings with Dewey Truman Wiley Taft and others are slated around mid to late November.
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Augusta
Eisenhower
Korea
Washington
New York
James C. Hagerty
Huge freighter to be launched at Lorain November 19
The American Shipbuilding Co. announced the steamer Ernest T. Weir, the largest Great Lakes vessel, will be launched at Lorain yards on the afternoon of November 19. Mrs. Ernest T. Weir will christen the ship. The Weir measures 690 feet, 19 500 gross tons, and surpasses the former lakes record holder. It will be operated by the M A Hanna Company and enter ore service next season.
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Lorain
American Shipbuilding Co
Ernest T. Weir
Great Lakes
Lorain Yards
National Steel Corporation of
Weirton
W. Va
Wilfred Sykes
Joseph H. Thompson
M 6A. Hanna Company
Judge D A Cook Directs Verdict for Defendants
Judge D A Cook yesterday directed a verdict for the Cleveland Quarries Co and the Lorain and Southern Railroad in a suit by H E Benge administrator for Roy Benge. The action sought 15000 for injuries from a car crash on Quarry road South Amherst on November 24 1949. Roy Benge died in a later Medina wreck.
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D. A Cook
Cleveland Quarries Co
Lorain and Southern Rilroad
H. E. Benge
Roy
Benge
Quarry Road
South
Amherst
Roy Benge
Medina
Time lock refrigerator diet gag and local want ads
A humorous note promotes dieting with a time lock refrigerator and invites readers to place fast inexpensive classified ads in Elyria Lorain County. Call 4751 for Want Ad department and let an ad-taker craft a result-getting sale of unwanted items.
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Elyria
Lorain County
Want
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