Clark Seeks More Allied Divisions for New UN Offensive
Gen Mark Clark tells Eisenhower he must have additional Allied divisions for any new UN drive in Korea and to link orders with a blockade of China and air attacks on Manchuria bases. He cautions South Korea cannot supply a knockout push against a 1,000,000 Communist army, urging broader Western military support. He denies requesting three or four extra American divisions, awaiting Washington's decision.
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Tokyo
Mark W. Clark
Dwight D. Eisenhower
United Nations
Clark
Eisenhower
North Korea
Korea
Europe
United States
Washington
Asia
Reds Guns End Lull In Ridge Fight
UN artillery pummeled a Chinese battalion massing for an attack on Sniper's Ridge near Kumhwa as South Koreans held the crest under heavy bombardment. Sabrejets shot down five MiG-15s in air battles over northwest Korea with one probable destroy, one damaged, and another awaiting confirmation. Allied fighters also hit a Communist HQ southeast of Samdung and southwest of Namchonjom, flattening 60 buildings.
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Seoul
Korea
United Nations
Samdung
Namchonjom
United Press
Victor Kendrick
Kendrick
Republic of Korea
Pinpoint Hill
Finger Ridge
Papa-San
Model Railroad Collection Damaged at Dumke Home
Damage estimated at 500 dollars to a model railroad collection, materials, and books owned by Russell Dumke of 437 Louisiana Avenue. Police say a boarded up window was pried to gain entry to a rear shed. three cardboard boxes, a large trunk, and several boxes were broken into and book pages torn. Parts of trains were found in the yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Dumke
Louisiana Avenue
Dumke
Hunter Suffers Thumb Injury Loading Gun in Accident
James Tighe, 30, of Akins road Columbia Station was treated at Berea Hospital for a right thumb injury from a hunting accident Saturday afternoon. He said the gun discharged accidentally while he was loading it, per the sheriff's department.
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James Tighe
Akins Road
Columbia Station
Berea Hospital
Columbia
Tighe
Sheriff's Department
Northeast Ohio Weather Outlook With Showers
Forecast for northeastern Ohio calls for mostly cloudy skies with scattered showers and isolated thundershowers tonight and Tuesday. Warm conditions continue through Tuesday with a high near 72 and a low around 50 tonight.
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Ohio
Elyria Man Retires After Nearly Half Century at National Tube
J A Daly of 108 Denison Avenue retires from National Tube after 46 years and nine months. An employee dinner at Lorain VFW hall honored him with speeches by Mayor John Jaworski and others. Daly received a cash gift and is a member of the Knights of Columbus and St Marys Holy Name Society.
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J. A. Daly
Denison Avenue
National Tube Company
Lorain
VFW
Daly
John Jaworski
Chan Thompson
Donald Sparks
John Foley
Supriintendent
Oblast
McFeeters
Kngats 'of Columbus
St. Mary's Holy Name Sociey
J. Frank Menschein
Art Varidi
John Lemke
Eddie Buchholtz
League Chairman Dies in Coshocton
Edward A. Crawford 72, president of the Ohio Savings and Loan League, died last night after a heart attack. He was manager and secretary of the Home Savings and Loan Co in Coshocton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
Edward A. Crawford
Ohio Savings and Loan League
Home Savings and Loan Co
Truman Considers Farewell Address Before New Congress
President Truman weighs delivering a personal farewell to the 83rd Congress in January. Officials stress no decision has been made and the speech would review his seven years in office rather than propose new legislation. If given, it would be a historic first for an outgoing president to address a newly seated Congress.
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Washington
Truman
83Rd Congress
Congress
Grover Cleveland
William Howard Taft
Woodrow Wilson
Herbert Hoover
State of the Union
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Jury Hears $75,000 Suit Over Construction Injuries
Clarence Plas of Lorain sues Homes Construction Co of Wooster in common pleas court for $75,000 for injuries from construction work at National Tube Co. The case, second trial after an Appeal Court remanded, is before Judge Walter J. Mougey in Elyria.
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Common Pleas Court
Clarence Plas
Lorain
Homes Construction Co
Wooster
National Tube Co
Plas
D. A. Cook
Court of Appeals
Ohio Supreme Court
Walter J. Mougey
Elyria
Four Die In Blizzard Tornado Hits Missouri
Four people died in a weekend blizzard and a tornado leveled Hopkins Missouri business district. A grandfather and three grandchildren perished in a vehicle incident near Ukiah California as storms battered the West and Midwest.
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Missouri
United Press
Michael Parker
Catherine
Peggy Jo
Ukiah
Calif
Reginald McKee Parker
Spy Rock
Hopkins
California
Los Angeles
Midwest
Mississippi
Ohio Valley
Fire damages National Guard Armory in Athens
Fire of undetermined origin caused about $15,000 damage to the National Guard Armory in Athens early today. Local fire units investigated the blaze as crews worked to determine a cause and assess remaining damage.
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Athens
National Guard
Car and Truck Collide on Route 113 in Fog
Mrs Emma Hunter of Route 113 narrowly escaped serious injury when her car collided with a Liberty Cartage truck at Gore Orphanage road and Route 113 in dense morning fog. The truck tipped onto its side after the impact, both vehicles damaged. only slight bruises reported for Mrs Hunter and the driver.
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Emma Hunter
Birmingham
Hunter
Route 113
Gore‘Orphanage Road
Gore Orphanage Road
Sixteen Men to Be Inducted on December Third
Lorain County Draft Board No 72 reports sixteen men will be inducted December 3 who must be twenty years old by induction. Also twenty men are scheduled for pre induction physicals on December 18.
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Catherine McKee
Lorain County
Fears Series By Dr Stemnerohn Debuts In Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram begins a six part series on fears with page four today. Dr Peter J Stemnerohn , a noted New England physician , writes the articles. The series aims to help readers facing anxiety and fear in modern life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle- Telegram
Peter J. Stemnerohn
New England
Fraternal Order of Police Meeting Set for Tomorrow
Deputy Inspector James MacArthur of the Cleveland Detective Bureau will speak at the Fraternal Order of Police and Associates meeting tomorrow evening at 8 in the Elks Marine room. His topic will be "Rackets."
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James MacArthur
Cleveland Detective Bureau
Fraternal Order of Police
Fraternal
Order of Police Associates
Elks Marine Room
MacArthur
Bishop McFadden Dies at 71 Parish Leader in Elyria
Bishop McFadden father of the Elyria parish and bishop of the Diocese of Youngstown died yesterday after a lengthy illness at St Elizabeth's Hospital. Born in Cleveland in 1880 he founded St Agnes Elyria and served as chancellor and auxiliary bishop before leading the Youngstown diocese. Solemn requiem mass is set for 10 AM Wednesday at St Agnes with clergy from the Lorain County deanery in attendance.
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St. Agnes’ Church
James A McFadden
Diocese of
Youngstown
St Elizabeth’s Hospital
McFadden
Elyria
St. Agnes
Cleveland
Gates School
St Agnes
Elytia
Newburg
St. Ignatius College
John Carroll University
St.Mary’s Seminary
St. Agnes Church
Euclide Avenue
Ohio
Schrembs
St. Columba’s
Edward Cardinal Mooney
Detroit
Walsh
Karl J. Alter
Cincinnati
Ursuline High School
William L. Newton
Lorain County Deanery
James M. Gallagher
Raymond J. Grismer
Theodore Blair
St. Charles Bortromeo
Robert Knuff
Diocesan House ‘of Retreat
Congregation
L and School
Hydrogen bomb joins U S arsenal amid undecided role
Washington reports that the hydrogen bomb, touted as capable of destroying cities in a flash, has joined the U S atomic arsenal. Officials say its future use remains a matter of high policy while Eisenhower prepares for a briefing at the White House. Eyewitness accounts from Eniwetok describe the H bomb’s unprecedented blast and flame effects.
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Washington
America
Atomic Energy Commission
Eniwetok
West
Russia
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Truman
White House
Eniwetok Proving Ground
Pacific
AEC No 1
Two Women Hurt In Center Ridge Collision
Two women were injured when a jeep and three cars collided on Center Ridge road near Maddock road at 8 50 PM Saturday. Lena Golechen 37 and Alma Robinette 25 were treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital for knee contusions chin lacerations and arm fracture risk. The Robinette Jeep driven by Charles R 24 struck a parked car in Paul Smith yard then rammed a second parked car owned by Donald Winters. Patrol reports ongoing investigation with no charges filed.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
Center Ridge Road
Maddock Road
Lena Golechen
Ben Golechen
Carolina Avenue
Elyria
Alma Robinette
Charles R
Robinette
Golechen
Route 20
Goleden
Paul Smith
Donald Winters
RD 1
la Grange
Golecen
Auto Hits Train Injuring Driver in Dense Fog
Joseph Skienar, 40, of Berlin Heights was severely hurt when his car struck a moving freight train at the Nickel Plate crossing near South Amherst. He was en route to work at National Tube Company in Lorain and was treated at Amherst Hospital after the 6:20 am crash. Fog reduced visibility to feet, contributing to the collision.
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Joseph Skienar
Main, Road
Berlin Heights
Amherst Hospital
Nickel Plate Crossing
South Amherst
Skienar
National Tube Company
Lorain
Gunwoman Forces Kiss Before Bicycle Theft in Treviso
Frances Carmato told police a gun-wielding woman stopped him as he rode home from work in Treviso Italy. She took his wallet and kissed him on the lips before riding away on his bicycle.
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Treviso
Italy
Frances Carmato
Carmiato
Amherst Area Events and Notices Summary
A brief reader's guide lists sections including Where To Turn Page Amherst 20 Business Page 15 Calendar of Events Elyria 10 Death Records Editorials 22 Farm Page Markets 2 Oberlin 6 Society 10-11 Sports 16-17 Suburban Calendar 14 Theatres 14 TV Radio 14 Wellington 6.
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Amherst
Elyria
Oberlin
Society
Wellington
Sgt. Welch of Avon Dies in Army Hospital
William Welch 41 of Avon died of leukemia November 9 at Letterman Army Hospital San Francisco while serving with the 2nd Weather Reconnaissance squadron He flew 57 missions over the Hump in World War II and worked with atomic research He survived by his wife Grace E mother Susan Welch brother Sgt Albert and two nieces and two nephews Memorial services are set for Uhrichsville with American Legion honors and burial at Gnadenhutten
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Avon
William Welch
Letterman Army Hospital
San Francisco
Calif
Uhrichsville
Ohio
Walter
Susan Johnson Welch
Christian Church
India
Burma
China
Japan
Atomic Research Division
Army
Watson Laboratories
Rome
N. Y
Grace E
Susan
Sgt
Albert
Wichita
Kansas
Uhrich
John Halleck
Waterford Post No
American Legion
Gnadjenhutten
Clutch Plate Fragments Hit Two Stores on Broad Street
At about nine this morning a Swiers Coal Co truck clutch plate broke on Broad Street shattering windows at Knowles and Sniezek and denting the Federal Store. Shrapnel-like fragments flew through the door glass and across displays, narrowly missing nearby workers.
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Broad Street
Swiers Coal Co
Knowles and Sniezek
Pat Sniezek
Sniezek
Federal
Dense fog blamed for Route 57 crash killing bull
Dense fog at 3 30 am caused a Route 57 accident east of Route 76 that killed a 1200 pound bull and damaged two vehicles. Francis A Cook, 18, of Litchfield, drove a demolished light truck. Grace Morris of Osborned Road RD 2 Oberlin drove the following car. Cook said the bull jumped in front of his truck. The Morris car front was badly damaged. Both drivers reported fog. The bull belonged to Martin Tripphahn of Graf ton R D 2.
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Route 76
Francis A Cook
Litchfield
Grace EF. Morris
Ossborne Road
Oberlin
Loy 3 B. Stahl
Sherrodsville
Steve Cvrich
Griswold Road
Milton Troup
Louis Mate
Cvrich
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Carolina Ave
Bulletin
Sprape
League
Bishop McFadden
Chasity
Emmett M Walsh
Ibishop
Sgt. Welch of Avon
Army Hospital
Bull
Economy Motors
Broad Studv
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