Ohio Hunting Season Opens Monday If Rain Falls
Ohio hunting opens Monday if rain falls over the weekend while the Wildlife Council meets Sunday to consider further delay if no rain. The council, voting 4 to 1, refused to extend the season despite fire danger and overruled a Wednesday opening plan. Weather Bureau forecast rain almost certain, with up to a half inch possible.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Wildlife Council
Councl
Natural Resources
A. W Marion
Marion
Charles A. Darmbaugh
Wildlife Division
Weather Bureau
Cambaugh
John F. Hellbusch
Cincinnati
Hunters No. 3
Lausche Urges Action Against Local Bingo Operations
Ohio Governor Lausche, from Mt. Carmel hospital, blasts bingo games as racketeers. He cites a Scioto county loss of 500 dollars and alleges underage players in some six night operations, urging local officials to probe for illegal gambling despite existing court rulings.
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Columbus
Lausche
Ohio
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Scioto County
Supreme Court
Fire Scorches 4000 Christmas Trees in Cincinnati Blaze
About 4,000 Christmas trees valued at $5,000 were destroyed by a Thursday blaze in Cincinnati. Officials believe the fire started from sparks in nearby trash, with the owner noting the substantial loss to his inventory.
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Cincinnati
Weather drifti ng toward warmth with clouds and wind
Weather in Northeastern Ohio shows increasing cloudiness and wind with warm highs around 70 today. Tonight stays cloudy and mild with low near 52. Saturday brings more clouds, showers, and cooler temps. Southeast storm warnings were active on Lake Erie with no precipitation in the 24 hours ending Thursday 8 p.m. Humidity was 68 percent Thursday morning and 43 percent Thursday evening. Sunrise Friday 7 28 a.m. Moonrise 4 38 p.m. Friday.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
City Posts Longest Traffic Safety Run in Elyria
The Elyria Police Department reports 525 days without a traffic fatality, despite about 1200 accidents in that period. The last death was Clarence Life on June 12, 1952, after a hit and run struck his bicycle on West Avenue. Police Chief J E Boggs credits strict enforcement and radar presence with the record.
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Elyria
Clarence Life
West Avenue
J. E. Boggs
Boggs
Plan To Organize Ground Observer Post In Amherst
Amherst plans for a ground observer post with a public meeting in the Amherst school auditorium. John Zsoldos and Glen Watson, both AWOL from the USS Ross, are named in the article amid a lethal gunfight that killed Sol DeBro and wounded another man. The meeting, led by Lt. E. L. Murphy, aims to organize skywatch duty shifts and promote registering volunteers for 2 or 4 hour periods.
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Amherst
Fred Hogrefe
Russell Allan Neal
Newcomerstown
Ohio
Central School
Los Angeles
Mar
Sol DeBro
Oplore
John Zsoldos
Rances Golechen
Elyria
Charles Kendeigh
Soe
E. L. Murphy
Canton
Isoldos
Glen Watson
Ross
DeBro
Cleveland
Stantly
Watson
Neal
Clark Urged To Testify On White Public Service
Senator Hendrickson urges Supreme Court Justice Tom C Clark to testify on the Truman era handling of Harry Dexter White. The request centers on Clark's role as attorney general and claims of involvement in 1946 conferences that kept White in government despite FBI spy links. Jenner and the House panel await actions.
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Clark
White
Washington
Robert C. Hendrickson
N.J
Supreme Court
Tom C. Clark
Public Service
Lkniows
Truman
Harry Dexter White
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
R-Ind
Senate
Reuther Reelected CIO President Unanimously
In Cleveland 700 delegates re elected Walter P. Reuther to a second term as CIO president by acclamation with no opposition from among 35 member unions. The convention also backed a fight for a guaranteed annual wage as the new bargaining goal for organized labor. Reuther, 46, urged industry to accept a wage basis and noted his dual role as CIO Auto Workers president.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Walter P. Reuther
CIO
Giecuch WE Uie Bmied
Reuther
Three Accused Red Leaders Granted Reduced Bails
Federal Judge McNamee cut bail for 11 alleged Communists held in Cuyahoga county jail, and three more were released on the reduced bonds. Freed were David Katz 40 a former truck driver E C Greenfield 63 and Mrs Lucille Bethen 26. Katz earlier had a wife Frieda freed on bond. New bail amounts set at 10000 for wider scope cases and 5000 for others.
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Cleveland
Charles J. McNamee
Cuyahoga County
David Katz
E. C. Greenfield
Lucille Bethencourt
Katz
Frieda
McNamee
UN Probers Propose Transfer Of Three NK Prisoners
UN investigators propose transferring three North Korean army fugitives to the Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission amid a looming meeting that could affect the prisoners repatriation process. The fugitives claim they are South Koreans captured by the Communists.
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Panmunjom
Korea
United Nations
Neutral Nations
U.N
Red
Indian Command
North Korea
Neutral
Justice Dept Bans Marriage For Hall and Heady
The Justice Department said it will not permit convicted kidnap kill ers Carl Austin Hall and Bonnie Brown Heady to marry before their deaths. A spokesman said no wedding will be allowed ahead of the scheduled December 18 execution date. No official request was received, but a Kansas City marshal notified officials of the proposed wedding. No reason was given.
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Washington
INS
Justice Department
Carl Austin Hall
Bonnie Brown Heady
Department
U.S. Marshall
Kansas City
Bonnie Brown
Hall
Bobby Greenlease
Jackson County
Missouri State Penitentiary
Jefferson City
Matross
Thomas E. Whitecotton
Missouri
Corrections
Soo
Albert L. Reeves
Willie
Kansas
Heady
Special Election Sought For Elyria School Bond Issue
The Elyria township board of education filed an official request with the Board of Elections for a December 29 special election on the $360 100 fireproof school bond issue. The board also reported the average annual levy has been reduced to 2.99 mills per dollar of valuation from 3.24 mills.
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Elyria Township
T. F. Struck
Township Board of Education
Board of Elections
Board of Education
Panmunjom
Korea
Russia
C. A. Gibbons
Lorain County
United Nations
Dean
India
Indonesia
Burma
Pakistan
U.N
Arthur H
Soviet Union
Sensmnen
Stalled Car Demolished by Train in Oberlin Incident
Harry B. Johnson, 34, of 163 FE Lorain Street, Oberlin, reported his 1949 Packard was struck by New York Central train No. 5 near Chestnut Ridge Road at 1 36 a m. He said his car was forced off the road by another vehicle and could not be moved down the steep drop. The locomotive knocked the car about 100 feet. a step and cylinder cock were damaged. Deputy sheriffs Edward Gawlik and James Howard investigated.
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Harry B. Johnson
Lorain Street
Oberlin
Packard
New York Central
Chestnut Ridge Road Crossing
Johnson
Edward Gawlik
James Howard
Enid
Child's Playhouse Destroyed by Fire in Carlisle
A child's playhouse on Dr. Stanley Birkbeck's property at 1850 Grafton Road was destroyed by a blaze around 10 a.m. Sparks from a wire incinerator ignited dry leaves, which blew onto the structure housing snow tires, bicycles, and a lawn mower. Six firefighters worked about 45 minutes, drawing water from the department's No. 1 pump.
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Carlisle
Stanley Birkbeck
Grafton Road
Highway Projects Scheduled in Lorain County
Major and minor state highway plans loom for Lorain County with widening and resurfacing of Route 58 south of Wellington and a new bridge on Route 58 north of Wellington. A centerpiece is four-lane widening of Route 2 and 6 west of Lorain through Vermilion, including an underpass and curve elimination, at an estimated 2.7 million dollars. Decisions depend on 500 million dollars in state funds and forthcoming legislature actions.
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Lorain County
Don E. Patterson
J. Norman Thompson
Joseph Tomasic
Ashland
Tomsic
Elyria
Black River
Hall
Brookdale Cemetery
Wellington
Lorain
Vermilion
Thompson
Raccoon Trapped In Regular Trip To Garbage Pail
Mrs Christine Gern of 121 Lodi Street watched as a half grown raccoon emerged from an emptied garbage pail, the animal inspecting the area and washing bacon in water after being fed by Alfred O Donnell of O Donnell Wallpaper and Paint Company. Grandchildren leaned from an upstairs window to view the scene.
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Christine
Gern
Lodi Street
Lausche Proclaims Thanksgiving Day in Ohio
Governor Lausche proclaims next Thursday as Thanksgiving Day urging Ohioans to manifest gratitude to the Lord for beneficence and generosity to the nation and state and to live virtuous lives and show charity to all, including brothers in other lands.
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Columbus II
Lausche
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