Plea to Canada for Gouzenko questioning urged
The Senate Internal Security Subcommittee pressed to question Igor Gouzenko about a Soviet spy ring and U.S. government secrecy. Secretary Dulles and Canadian authorities weighed a request for Gouzenko to testify, likely in Canada, while other lawmakers pursued answers from figures tied to postwar espionage and the White case.
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Washington
Gouzenko
Dexter White
William E. Jenner
Rind
Senate
Internal Security
White
Harold Glasser
W. Frank Coe
U.S
Ottawa
Royal Commission
You
Ng Rita
Canada
Dulles
Senate Subcommittee
House Un-American Activities Committee
Truman
FBI
Netyea
UN says communists offer neutrals basis for talks in Panmunjom
The United Nations reported that a communist promise to allow neutrals to attend the Korean peace talks without a vote could form a basis for further negotiations. Ambassador Arthur Dean said the Reds denied neutrals voting rights and rejected questions about their role, sparking tension over which Asian nations would participate.
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Panmunjom
Korea
United Nations
U.S
Arthur H. Dean
Dean
U.N
U.N. General Assembly
Wall Street
General Assembly
World Organization
Russia
Pan‘munjom
Reds
India
Burma
Pakistan
Indonesia
Ceylon
Afghanistan
Brasselle to Be Guest at Sunday Open House
Brasselle, former Elyrian and rising Hollywood star, will be honored at an American Legion Post 12 open house from 7 to 8 p m Sunday. He and his wife Norma Aldrich will attend a post open house and dance for legionnaires and guests, before an appearance in Chicago and a stay through Monday.
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Keefe Brasselle
Elyrian
Hollywood
American Legion Post
Brasselle
Norma Aldrich
Chicago
Wicks Resigns As 2nd Highest N.Y. Official
Albany announces the resignation of Lieutenant Governor Arthur H. Wicks amid a bitter feud with Governor Thomas E. Dewey. Wicks signed the secret resignation at noon, effective today after a special session adjourned. Dewey had urged ousting Wicks for impropriety in visiting convicted labor extortionist Joey Fay at Sing Sing.
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Albany
N.Y
Arthur H. Wicks
New York State
Thomas FE. Dewey
Kingston
Dewey
GOP
Wicks
Joseph S
Joey) Fay
Sing Sing
Body Found In Maumee Bay Duck Hunter Identified
The body of John McCue, 23, missing since October 28, was recovered Wednesday in Maumee Bay. His companion Norman C. Perry was found last week.
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Toledo
John McCue
Maumee Bay
Norman C. Perry
Weather forecast for Northeastern Ohio
Fair and continued warm today with a high near 68 degrees and a low around 62 tonight. Friday brings mainly cloudy skies with widely scattered showers and no change in temperatures. The report notes a Wednesday temperature range of 3 to 69, no measurable precipitation in the past 24 hours, and humidity around 56 percent in the morning and 54 percent in the evening. Sunrise is 7:22 a.m. and sunset 5:40 p.m.
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Ohio
Lorainite Faces Three-Judge Murder Trial In Lorain
Pedro Leiva alias Liebas, 25, of 120 Lakeside Avenue Lorain, is charged with stabbing Juan Marquez on Vine and 29th Street. A three judge panel will hear testimony on July 12 as Leiva waives jury trial and pleads insanity.
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Pedro Leiva
Liebas
Lakeside Avenue
Lorain
Juan Marquez
Vine
29Th Street
Leiva
Lorain County
Common ‘Pleas
John D. Pincura
D. A. Cook
James L. McCrystal
Sanduskys
McCrystal
Carl V. Weypandt
Ohio Supreme Court
Lima State Hospital
Lima
Elyria Names Mrs. Clarence Steller First Lady of 1953
Mrs. Clarence Steller of Elyria was honored as the city’s First Lady for 1953 at a spring gathering by the Elyria First Ladies of the Entertainment group. Introduced as Alee, she is the former Mrs. Stanley Madock and mother of Emily Reitsman. The event featured songs by a trio and a short play, with Steller noted for her home economics background and greenhouse business ties.
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Clarence Steller
Elyria
DOROTHY FUNK _fler
Kay Pronesti
Cornell
Teddy Fox
Basi
Erness
Betasemble
Elyria Catholic
Sigma Phi
Joan Muller
LaVerne Lauffer Guet
Spring Valley Country
Alice Jo Young
Lesult
Steller
Herjed
William Young
Alee
Stanley Madock
Emily Reitsman
Young
Neil C. Reitsman
Gram
Butternut Ridge Road
Cleveland
Miss Pronesti
Lorain County
Betty Lou Kreger
Ness
Ridgeville High School
Baldyonene College
Washington
U.S
Lomats
Dietitian
Flyria
Imorial Hospital
Trieste
Stel
Sian
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Tralian
Giuseppe Pella
Italy
Mautlital
Parent-Teacher Association
North Ridgeville Congregational Church
First iLadies
Elma Gard
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Council
Mary Shade
Jraeanne Gilmore
Gamma Esp‘seilon
June Wenzel
Alice Richards
Pegey ‘Neil
Martyn Snyder
Kay Tomsie
Epsilon Sig‘ma
Gard
Site Survey Opens In New Midview District
Two Kent State University professors arrive to survey Midview School District for a new school building. Dr. L. H. Munzenmeyer and Dr. Roy Wenger will remain two days, per Lorah County Superintendent C. A. Gibbens.
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Kent State University
Midview
L. H. Munzenmayer
Roy Wenger
C. A. Gibbens
Lorah County
Hearing Delayed in Ohio Edison Industrial Rate Case
Ohio Edison failed to obtain a delay as the State Utilities Commission opened a $1.9 million industrial rate hike case. Attorney Kenneth B. Johnson argued the hearing should wait, saying the utility could be priced out of business by the proposed increase.
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Columbus
Ohio Edison Co
State Utilities Commission
Kenneth B. Johnson
Johnson
Ohio
Springfield
Masksillon Steel Castings
Farrell Check Steel Co
Sandusky
Ohio Edison
Akron
Youngstown
Warren
Alliance
Massillon
Ashland
Mansfield
Marion
Elyria
Lorain
PUCO
Pedestrian Killed By Car On Route 281
Charles Pracht aged 66 died after being struck by a car while walking along Route 281 in Defiance. The Highway Patrol reported the death occurred Wednesday night and an investigation is underway.
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Defiance
Charles Pracht
Highway Patrol
45-Foot Tree Featured In City Yale Display
Workmen in Ely Park erect a 45 foot Christmas tree as the centerpiece of Elyria’s holiday decorations. Sponsored by the Elyria Chamber of Commerce, the tree is the largest ever used locally and was funded by downtown merchants assessments and donations.
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Elyria
Ely Park
John Macheck
Park Department
Chamber of Commerce
Young
Elyria Corrugated Box Co
Brown-Lipe-Chapin Division
General Motors
City Street Department
Better Lines
Elyria Junior Chamber of Commerce
George Innes
Bendix-Westinghouse Automotive Air Brake Co
Innes
O'Donnell Paint and Wallpaper Co
Woman Convicted on Medical Practice Charge in Lorain
Mrs. Lida Wiley of 618 Fuller Road was found guilty of practicing medicine without a license after a 1 hour 20 minute jury deliberation in Lorain County Court House. Mayor Henry W. Ault fined her 500 dollars with 400 suspended and 185.90 in costs. Complainant Mrs. Odell Smith charged Wiley with diagnosing cancer and charging 50 dollars a dozen for pills later identified as potassium permanganate, sold for 31 cents per hundred.
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Lida Wiley
Fuller Road
Lorain County Court House
Henry W. Ault
Odell Smith
Chestnut Street
CIO Opposes U S Sales Tax at 15th Convention
The CIO convention in Cleveland urged against a national sales tax and a broad excise tax on manufacturers, arguing a sales tax would hit low and middle income families. It backed farm aid and an UN backed economic policy, while opposing atomic weapon production funding. The session also featured Hubert Humphrey’s planned speech and referenced a Greenlease murder trial in Kansas City with death penalty considerations.
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Cleveland
CIO
Bob Considine
United Nations
I.N.S
Kansas City
Hubert Humphrey
Minn
Triat
Eisen
Tims
ES Albert L. Reeves
Carl Austin Hall
Bonnie Brown
Bobby Greenlease
Robert C. Greenlease Sr
Greenlease
Reeves
Hall
Heady
U. S
Edward L. Scheufler
Roy K. Dietrich
Harold Hull
Jshe
Hali
Columbus
Ohio Turnpike Commission Today
Toru
First
Marine Division
Pacific
Judge's Charge Sizzles
In Kansas City Missouri a federal court jury recommended death for Carl Austin Hall and Bonnie Heady. Judge Albert L Reeves sentenced them today to die in the gas chamber on December 18.
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Kansas City
Greenlease
Albert L. Reeves
Carl Austin Hall
Bonnie Heady
Chinese Cabinet Crisis Threat Is Believed Averted
Premier Chen Theng refused to accept foreign minister George Yehs resignation and the cabinet crisis appeared to be averted. Wang Shih Chieh was among critics of the handling of a US court contest over custody of funds from defunct Nationalist airlines. C.K Yen would remain finance minister as the cabinet continued business as usual in Taipeh.
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Taipeh
Chen Theng
George Yeh
China
Yeh
Chiang Kaishek
Wang Shih-Chieh
Wang
United States
Free China
C.K Yen
Jeweler Herman Binninger Recovering At Home
Elyria jeweler Herman Binninger, taken ill last Friday, is much improved and at home. Mrs. Binninger says he is steadily recovering and able to be out of bed part of the time, though visitors remain restricted to allow rest and quiet for several days. CAPEHART GIANT 24inch i Radian Adv. screen at Erb.
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Herman Binninger
Elyria
Eisenhower to Receive Honorary Degree at Catholic Univ Inauguration
President Eisenhower will be awarded an honorary Doctor of Laws at the inauguration of Most Rev Bryan J McEnterratt as rector of Catholic University in Washington. A separate item notes a 79 year old Auto Driver killed near Painesville when his vehicle collided with a tractor trailer on US 20 from a side seed.
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Washington Ins
Fisenhower
Bryan J. McEnterratt
Catholic University
Washington
Painesville, D
Ae Abrams
Killen
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Garford d& Princeton
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James A. Rhodes
Willam
Manahan
Britain
Grand Britain
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